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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
9
In Washington on April 10 Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Pittman charged the United States has neglected its own overseas markets. He cited a United Press dispatch on propaganda estimates from France’s new budget to support his claim.
The Supreme Court referred the appeal of Bishop James Cannon and his secretary Ada L Burroughs back to the United States Courts of Appeals from a District of Columbia Supreme Court ruling upholding an indictment for violation of the Corrupt Practices Act.
In Cleveland on April 10 conservators moved to wind down the two large unlicensed banks while machinery for a new First National Bank began operation with plans to sell 5 million dollars worth of common stock.
Berlin reports a new law issued by the Nazi cabinet eases many restrictions on Jewish lawyers, marking a shift in policy as of April 10. The measure grants relief to active practitioners and clarifies license and practice terms amid ongoing anti Jewish campaigns.
Sixteen month old Elizabeth Ann Collins fell from a second story window onto cement steps late Saturday, landing on an outside basement stair. She suffered facial and hand bruises with possible leg injury, as parents Mrs. and Mr. William Collins of 31 Curran Drive attended to her.
Warm sunshine brought the highest temperature of the year with coats discarded and shoppers filling stores. The day saw sunny skies despite a brief shower and crowds in cars, golf courses, and fishing spots as temperatures rose from the night low of 47.
In Kansas City Missouri on April 10 police received the first complaints of the year about nude boy bathers as the temperature climbed to 84 degrees.
Princeton April 10 world famous educator author philosopher and clergyman Dr Henry Van Dyke died today at his home in Princeton in his eighty first year.
Mayor Robert W. Wood, a baseball fan, will attend the opening American Association game between the Birds and the Minneapolis Millers at Redbird Stadium in Columbus. He will join Mayor Henry Worley for a 12:15 p.m. reception at Columbus City Hall and lunch, then proceed with Southeastern Ohio officials to the stadium as guests of the club.
Mrs. Charles Blackwood aged 57 of near Burlingham died Sunday night after a several months illness. Funeral services will be held at Burlingham Wednesday at 2 pm. She was born in Bedford Township Meigs County and lived there most of her life. Survived by husband and children Mrs Dennison Jones Pratts Fork Mrs Clyde Hines Athens and Ethel Homer Dean Virgil Edward Dorothy Julia Ruth at home plus sister Mia George Pennybaker Columbus.
U P dispatch from New York notes stocks advancing 1 to over 9 points with bonds up fractions. United States Steel hits 32 and 06% preferred up 3 points after March unfilled tonnage data. American Telephone climbs to 93 1/2 as earnings dip for the first two months.
Washington Ohio camps for reforestation work will be set in Shawnee Forest near Portsmouth and Hocking Forest. Major R Y Stuart approved the plan for Ohio as part of national efforts. About 400 workers from Cleveland and Cincinnati would be sent to the two camps after training at Camp Knox Kentucky.
The Athena Grange plans a May 26 benefit performance of The Gay Pretender with three acts. Cast includes Vernon Shaw Flossie Young Eugene Jacoby Naomi McNeal E. E. Hatter Isabelle Snyder T. H. Johnson and Nell Westfall. Della Shaw directs assisted by Mattie Jacoby.
The first legal beer shipment for Glouster arrived this morning. Pico Wholesale Company received the cargo from Bruckman Brewing, delivered by a new Pico truck. It is reported to be among the first shipments in Athens County.
Caldwell April 10 funeral services for John Spencer Danford 60 will be held at 2 p m Tuesday. Danford, twice Noble County treasurer, hanged himself in Guernsey County jail at Cambridge Sunday after a prior suicide attempt in 1932 and recent confinement at Athens State Hospital until a week ago.
A plan for a 50 000 strong march on Washington to protest Haywood Patterson's conviction in Decatur Alabama was announced. The Amsterdam News reported a petition of over 20 000 signers signaling intent to join the march.
Izaak Walton League will meet Tuesday night at 7 50 in the city hall Lye Council room officials announced today.
Market report shows fresh fowls heavy and leghorns at various prices. Eggs and poultry by the crate list steady demand with multiple classes including heavy fowl and broilers, capons, ducks, geese, and turkeys. Potatoes from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania priced by 100 lb sacks with cobblers and round whites partly graded.
Market chatter notes Uees Market easy with prices lower toward the west and receipts listed as 49 900 cases. Butter market remains firm with higher quotes, receipts at 0.873 tubs and specials at 19 OG 200.
Nearby receipts show mixed poultry prices with hens and leghorns at 10 to 14 cents per unit, fresh extras 13 cents, and turkeys around 10 to 13 cents. Butter and eggs move steady with extra firsts at about 12 to 14 cents and duck eggs at 12 cents. butterfat priced at 16 cents per pound.
Hog receipts 3800 market weak to lower with 166 to 240 lb at 4.15 to 4.40. 240-300 lb at 3.80 to 3.50. packing sows 3.25. Cattle receipts 359 market steady. medium to good steers 4.60 to 7.50. better grade heifers 4.45. beef cows and bulls 9.50 to 5.5. Calves receipts 650 market steady. good vealers 5.96. Sheep receipts 2000 market slow. spring lambs steady 7.97 to 7.00. shorn lambs lower. good shorn wethers around 2.
Cattle receipts near 900 with calves around 50 and mixed steer and heifer prices down slightly. Sheep receipts 3400 with slow demand and weak bids, lambs mostly 4.50 to 5.00, lightweights up to 9.25, fat aged stock quoted around 1.50 to 2.00. Bond and Treasury figures appear in fragmented notes mixed with market prices.
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