High Point Relief Drive Lags as Florida Aid Totals $505.50
Local residents struggle to fund a Red Cross Florida relief effort as donations stagnate at $505.50. The piece lists numerous contributors from High Point including Miss Florence Blair and various businesses, urging every man woman and child to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Florida
Red Cross
Florence Blair
Mire
Almae Lokgyr
EO Fi Sc
Marsh Furniture Co
Repiion Lodge I. O. O. F
Joseph F. Wood
Es Aie
J. Campbell Moore
Continental Furn. Co
Grover Kester
Seeses
McEwen Lumber Co
Anes
Aby Aue Ene
Wes
Ck Ea
Cash
CS Ch
Ao. R. Laffoon Pie
Soret Feoogg
State YMCA athletic committee meets to plan sports
The State YMCA conducts a meeting in High Point with B Weaver Spray C M Waynick and Edgar Hartley secretary of the local Y M C A. New members Nap Davis S I Parker H P Karnes T V Rochelle were named to the committee to be approved by the state board. The panel aims to link Y M C A groups with state athletic activities and promotes volleyball basketball tennis swimming and athletic meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Weaver
Spray
C. M. Waynick
High Point
Edgar Hartley
State Board
Nap Davis
Winston-Salem
S. I. Parker
Greensboro
H. P. Karnes
T. V. Rochelle
H. W. Long
Co. C. Nixon
Raleigh
W. F. Bailey
A. S. Arnold
C. W. Link
Charlotte
W. B. Weaver
A.S. Arnold
Salary increases trim payroll total for commissions
State payroll rises to fourteen thousand nine hundred forty dollars as many hikes apply to workers promoted into vacancies created by resignations. Officials note the net annual increase appears smaller than the raw rise due to promotions filling open posts.
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Commission
Market reports Chicago Poultry and stock tickers
Chicago market notes alive poultry receipts four cars with varying fowl prices. A stock table lists numerous corporations with mixed results including General Motors DuPont Allied Chemical American Linseed and others, amid reactions to earnings and court news.
Chicago dairy market notes steady butter and eggs
Butter and eggs held steady in Chicago trading. Butter receipts reached 6,407 tubs and eggs 5,477 cases with firsts around 36,442 and ordinary firsts about 29,538. Refrigerator extras and refrigerator firsts stood at 3,542 and 34 percent respectively.
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Chicago
Metals Market Report Opens With Mixed Copper Tin Iron Prices
Copper drifted between 1414 and 1438 for spot and future trades, tin eased with spot and nearby at 7025 and futures 6737, iron held steady with no change, lead steady at 875, zinc easier at East St. Louis spot and futures 737, antimony at 1425.
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New York
Wheat values firm after early downturn in Chicago
Wheat prices firmed in Chicago after an initial drop as Liverpool quotes showed strength and Canada crop movement lagged. Starting unchanged to 1-2 cents off, the market edged to slight gains while corn and oats weakened and provisions stayed steady.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Canada
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Desk
Potatoes receipts 126 cars with 349 on track and total U S shipments 908. Market steady. Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites priced 230 to 255. Minnesota sacked round whites 230 to 230. Red River ohips sacked 235 to 255. Colorado brown beauties and Idaho rurals 245 to 265. Idaho russets 275 to 295.
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Chicago
U.S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Colorado
Idaho
Foreign exchange rates in New York on Sept 19
Foreign exchange firm quotations list rates in cents for major currencies and countries including Great Britain 484 3 4 485 1 4, France 283 284, Italy 375 377, Belgium 271, Germany 2382 1 2, Netherlands 4003, Norway 2190, Sweden 2672, Denmark 2654, Switzerland 1933, Spain 1518, Greece 119, Poland 1150, Czechoslovakia 296, Yugoslavia 17634, Austria 1412, Romania 511 4, Argentina 4081 1 4, Brazil 1500, Tokyo 4856, Shanghai 6493, Montreal 100 15 5 8.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Foreign Exchanges
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shangahi
Montreal
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firm on Weather News
The weather bureau's bulletin announcing three tropical storms in the Caribbean and the West Indies spurred a firm New Orleans cotton market. Early trades rose 15 to 17 points with December at 14.52 and January 14.55, then hedge selling trimmed gains. The day opened bullish on the weekly weather and crop report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
West Indies
New York Cotton Opens Higher Then Slips In Early Trading
The New York cotton market opened with a 20 to 22 point advance on reports of a steadier Liverpool zone and tropical storm concerns. Prices eased as selling emerged, with December futures easing to 14.42 and early gains narrowing. overall, futures closed with a net 26 to 50 point advance. Opening quotes for Oct 1430 and Dec 1452 set the tone for New York trading.
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New York
Liverpool
Porto Rico
Southern
Commission House
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Stock Moves
Wall Street saw an unsettled opening with broader trading but no clear trend. Rail leaders such as Union Pacific and Rock Island showed activity as trading began.
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Wall Street
New York
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Successful Season Ends at Fair Bluff Tobacco Market
The Fair Bluff tobacco season closes Thursday afternoon marking the end of the border season. An estimated 3,000,000 pounds have been sold this year with prices holding up, though the total is a few thousand pounds below last year. Small markets on the belt have closed. some larger markets stay open briefly.
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Fair Bluff
Border Belt
Tobacco Co
Y M C A North Carolina council meeting actions outlined
The article details debt reductions in North Carolina Y M C A chapters with Wilmington awaiting a December debt cancellation. It covers the third annual National Council meeting in Chicago, district delegate appointments, planned student secretary, and a $27,924 budget with a $1.81 monthly retirement fund per secretary. Elliott Brothers donated a 52 acre Buncombe camp site, and more trustees will be added. The Winston-Salem conference and over 1,000 boys’ gathering are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
North Carolina
National Council of the Y. M. C. A
Chicago
C. V. Leuven
H. M. Pinckston
Fayetteville
William Carson
Rocky Mount
Charles A. Cannon
Concord
D. L. Probert
Charlotte
Frank S. Smith
Asheville
H. F. Comer
Elliott Brothers
Spiers
W. J. Martin
Davidson
Heriot Clarkson
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Tee
Commit Greensboro
Y. M. CA
Speers
Fred N. Tate
High Point Young Men’s Christian Association
Tate
Theodore Gibson Held For Trial On Assault Charge
Theodore Gibson and another man known as Doc Long were held for Superior Court on charges of assaulting a young girl. The incident reportedly occurred August 29 on Friendship road outside the city. They were brought before three justices and remanded with bond. The victims testified they were picked up and assaulted in the countryside. Justices Brown, Muse and Andrews convened here and later conferred with Greensboro officials about the trial.
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Doc’’ Long
Gibson
Longz
Friendship Road
Brown
Muse
Andrews
Greensboro
Flashes Of Life From The Nation Aboard
A collection of brief dispatches notes prohibition enforcement experiments in Nebraska New York bootlegger claims Philadelphia and Atlantic City business and sport figures. Mentions Howard Jones Arthur Henderson Mrs Willebrandt James Kelly Henry Ford Joe Moore Charles Schwab Rabindranath Tagore and a New Jersey football rule innovation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nebraska
Howard Jones
Arthur Henderson
New York
Cash Pyle
Sport Trust
Joe Moore
Hope TQ Rescue Efforts Continue In Mine
Rescue workers advance in the timbered shaft to reach missing miners as hopes persist for escape from levels 8 through 20. A diamond drill and debris removal continue while inspectors on upper levels are believed trapped awaiting救援. Relatives remain anxious but steadfast in belief of survival.
Trial Today on War Claim Involving Miller Aide
A private conference preceded this trial day over a $7,000,000 claim tied to a wartime seizure of German stock in the American Metal Co. The government says the claim was paid illegally. Defense seeks to bar Williams testimony as irrelevant. Daugherty's testifying status discussed with Grand Jury issues. Senator Goff, once Daugherty's assistant, is expected to testify.
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Merton
Geo. E. Williams
Miller
American Metal Company
Williams
Max D. Steur
Daugherty
Harding
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
Junior Auxiliary Get Together Highlights Local Event
A general gathering was held at the Junior Order hall by the Sons and Daughters of Liberty honoring Jr. O U A M. Guest singers included several blind Jamestown residents. Refreshments were served and the event received favorable reports.
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Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Jamestown
Hurricane relief study questions fund adequacy
Dr. Worth M. Tippy of New York reports in Miami that a reconnaissance survey of the hurricane ravaged area finds the $5,000,000 relief fund inadequate. The assessment was conducted under the Federal Council of Churches to evaluate post disaster needs.
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Miami
Fla
Worth M. Tippy
New York
Federal Council of Churches
Repair Crews Rush In After Fifty Hour Rain Damage
In Denver officials say railroad and highway crews are rushing workers to Southern Arizona to fix crippled communication lines. The fifty hour storm damaged bridges at Benson and Fairbanks and cut lines of the Southern Pacific. Mexico reports four Nacozari Railway bridges lost between Agua Prieta and Frontera.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Benson
Fairbanks
Mexico
Nacozari Railroad
Agua Prieta
Frontera
Sonora
Douglas
Bisbee
Hucson
Santa Cruz
Hoover Outlines Inland Waterways Plan For Midwest
Secretary of Commerce Hoover met Western business leaders in Omaha to discuss inland waterways. He backed a national waterway system with emphasis on the upper Missouri River and suggested extending development beyond Sioux City Iowa, ahead of a rivers and harbors bill in the winter Senate session.
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Omaha
Neb
Hoover
Midwest
Missouri River
Missouri
Sioux City
Iowa
Senate
Short Line Roads Issue Protest at I C C Hearing
Dallas set for second day as traffic experts hear L F Loree claim 369000 miles of rail should be abandoned and that 4000 miles could be cut in the southwest amid merger debates with St Louis Southwestern. Loree notes Louisiana Railway and Navigation acquisition may follow merger approval.
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Dallas
Tex
L. F. Loree
New York
Missouri, Kansas, Texas and
Kansas City Southern Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Short Line
Loree
Evangelist labeled faker in Carmel testimony and handwriting probes
District Attorney Asa Keyes prepared to call handwriting expert Milton Carlson to testify about two grocery slips from the Carmel cottage and Mrs McPherson's notes. Temple attaches including May Waldron and J W Arthur will testify to avoid delaying the hearing as the Ormiston search continues and a conspiracy charge lists Ormiston among six others.
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Carmel
Asa Keyes
Milton Carlson
Carlson
McPherson
Ocean Park
Temple
Oakland
MePherson
Angelus Temple
May Waldron
J. W. Arthur
E. A. Schaffer
Ormiston
Keyes
Edward H. S. Martin
Chicago
Miss X
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Int. Feature Service. Inc
M-Manus
Eomcmany SS
Poultry Alive
Frisco
General Motors
Dupont
Allied Chemical
American Linseed
Sinclair Oil
Teapot Dome
Sebeseusaee
Coast Line Saeeevecwesaee
Baldwin Loco
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. P
Northwestern
ORG
Bees
Fk Sk Ee
Chysier Corp
Oa Ea
Cocs
Colorado Fuel
Descree
Comgongeig Gas
Ibis
Pogues Pie
Crucibie Steel
Davidson Chemical
Dodge Bros
A” du Pont de Nem
Electric Pow
OOM
Mer
Mar
Iter Fe
Kansas City
Mtorre
Lehigh Whitey
Louisville and Nash
Man Ang Yer
BEM Ts Prc
Sk Books
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Triggett and Myers
Norfolk and West
TOF
Amisticen
North Pacific ci
Ewes
Bie
Caeraa Ae Packard
Car Sarace
Pensylvania
Ohio
Bethlehem
California
Sir Canadian Pac
Cesee
Pierce-Arrow M Car
Sascoes
Bae Ote
Aees Bee
Cov Nee
Eek Me Rep. Jr
Steel
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Povetsarg
Sears Roebuck
Southern Dairies
Southern Ry
Ceesees
Diggrorer
Texas Gulf
Texas
Werogre Ey, Ohick Hick Ee Caw
Ward Baking
Westinghouse Elec
Doocoe Ok Ee Ockenees
Chicago Dairy
Chicago Grain
Bluffs Market
Theodore Gibson
Girl
James Kelly
Del
Henry Ford
Baron Krupp
Henry
London
Egypt
University of Michigan Gan
Richmond
Charles Schwab
American Society of Electrical Engineers
New Brunswick
N. J
Foster Sanford
Berlin
Rabindranath Tagore
Atlantic City
Convention of the
American Hospital Association
HOPE
Camel City Coach Co
Kernersville
Winston
Camel City Coach Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Busi
Ness
Cedarwood
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