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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1943
Page
10
Our friends and neighbors offered acts of love and sympathy during our recent loss of wife and mother. We extend grateful thanks for moral tributes to our loved one. Mr. A. W. Hudwell and children.
New York AP reports a generally steady market with select gains on modest turnover. Southern Pacific rose about one point on 1000 shares while Goodrich American Telephone and Chrysler posted small advances as the War Production Board's steel schedule revisions raise concerns over civilian supply and slow easing into next year.
Mrs. Betty Sabo and children returned to Columbus after visiting Murray City. Several families from Nelsonville Barberton Columbus Athens Willoughby and Akron are noted for visits and relocations including Lucille Cook moving to Murray City and Pvt. Jack Cook returning to Ft. McClelland after furlough.
The CINCINNATI produce market shows eggs current receipts 40 percent for extras and 7 042 in total. butter prices listed by Chicago price current with multiple grades. Live poultry OPA base ceilings set by weight class, including broilers fryers roosters capons and fowls, with specific prices per pound and weight categories.
Pittsburgh livestock prices show hogs active with gains up to 20 cents and cattle steady to firm. Hogs trade across multiple weight ranges with top around 14.85, while cattle and calves hold firm with good to choice grades near 16 dollars for calves and 15 plus for yearlings. sheep and lambs also steady with top lambs at 15.50.
Albert Stimson Ingalls died at his Hot Springs Virginia home at age 69 ending a six decade family railroad dynasty tied to New York Central. He retired as assistant vice president of the New York Central in 1931 after starting in the Cincinnati yards following Harvard University graduation.
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