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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
11
General W. W. Atterbury retires as president and Martin W. Clement is named his successor after serving nearly a year as acting executive. Clement, 54, began as a rodman and rose through key posts, native of Sunbury Pennsylvania.
Stock market notes show slight gains for U S Smelting American Smelting Howe Sound and Cerro de Pasco with some shares up about a point A cautious tone persists with Case and others easing March farm income estimated at 416 million dollars versus 381 million February signals improvement in home building and a Westinghouse Electric lead in earnings Also Federal Reserve data indicate surplus funds rising while Cincinnati livestock reports show hogs steady and cattle mixed with varied prices across grades
A joint conference is expected Wednesday to settle the dispute between Tuscarawas County clay plant owners and 2,000 striking workers as talks resume to end the standstill over the labor dispute. A jury will view the Pennsylvania train wreck scene tied to the murder trial of Hubert Lindsey in Columbus. In England, a Lam beth county court fined a man 280 pounds and allowed payment at four shillings a month, extending the repayment period to about 14 years.
Robert Ritzier of Dayton devised an original stream improvement program combining home made current deflectors, erosion control, tree planting, and reforestation along Wolf Creek. State conservation officials led by Lawrence Woodell plan inspections and seek federal aid for a state wide application.
Former President Herbert Hoover told a national audience that ideal American family life should measure and challenge all government actions and proposals. Speaking in San Francisco as part of the Better Homes in America program, he urged that the nation’s heritage of self government be sustained in homes across the country.
Joseph Krohmar, once near death from angina pectoris in Cleveland, is walking and hoping to return home. He underwent a pioneering heart operation nearly three months ago in medical history, where the surgeon severed the pectoral tendon and attached it to the heart wall to improve blood supply, a procedure previously done on animals.
Timetable snippet lists New York Central North and Chesapeake routes with trains numbers for daily and Sunday exceptions. Eastbound and Westbound departures show times such as 7:48 pm and 9:50 am with several daily and Sunday exceptions noted.
Grain prices in Toledo show No 2 red wheat at 06006 and No 1 white corn at 86 cents with various above track quotations. Nearby receipts list large white eggs and butter offerings, with steady prices for alfalfa hay and multiple cutting timetables.
The report covers April 27 Treasury figures with receipts of 169 million and expenditures near 376 million, leaving a balance of about 1.97 billion. It notes customs receipts for the month at 29 million and fiscal-year totals since July at over 5.06 billion, plus emergency expenditures and debt figures. Boston wool markets show quiet activity with some interest in Ohio Dolwine and related prices around 20.9.
The American Liberty League issued a 10 point indictment accusing Senator Guffey of steering a bill to regulate the soft coal industry toward socialist control. Guffey dismissed the charges as political theater while arguing for federal regulation amid economic concerns. In a separate note, reports confirm Finnish families are expelled from Ingria near Leningrad by authorities.
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