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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
8
Grain and produce prices and grade scores from Cincinnati Creamery, Chicago Produce, Pittsburgh Produce, and Cleveland Eggs. Details include current receipts, grade distinctions such as extra large large medium checks and the corresponding percentage scores, with varying weights and carton notes across the regions.
The market shows steady to weak demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts limited with steers and heifers mostly medium to good value. cows and bulls varied with mid 10s to 40s per hundredweight. Hogs show steady price ranges around 14 to 15 per hundredweight. sheep and lambs feature choice and good clipped stock with prices near 14 to 18 per hundredweight depending on quality.
General Arnold at a Manila press conference said by end of 1946 there will be nothing left of Japan to bomb. He urged increasing bombings, with more B-29s in operation, and said long-range strikes from Okinawa could reach Manchuria and parts of China. He warned fuel shortages would force Japan’s air force from the skies as Allied raids intensify.
Rep. Willis L Cory of Seneca County organizes rural House members to seek more sales tax revenue. Lawmakers try to reconcile two bills: one maintaining local shares at 12 million dollars annually, the other raising the figure to 18 million.
LAKE GARDA Italy officers of the U S 442nd infantry regiment have organized a replacement plan for Japanese American soldiers returning home. A three officer committee arranges for each Nisei headed home to receive names of men already contacted in America who can help him find location and industry or profession.
The village of Dola Ohio population 275 sits near the geographic center of the U S steel industry according to a study by the American Iron and Steel Institute. Nearest furnaces are in Mansfield 60 miles away with the center shifting about 66 miles since 1949.
Mrs Helen Robinson married mother of two is charged with first degree murder for the fatal shooting of Albert Riester 41 a painter whose body was found in her Mansfield apartment Riester was on parole from Ohio Penitentiary The woman's attorney said she had been divorced from Edward Robinson a coast guardsman at Cleveland Notice of Appointment Fositt B Gornweil of Athens Ohio appointed Administrator of the estate of Abram Besler deceased Glouster Athens County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated May 28 1246 Probate Judge Wrangis D Whit.
The state Senate approved measures creating an aviation board to oversee local aviation projects with federal grants and regulations. The plan names a five member board and sets fiduciary duties for creditors. The Highway Patrol authorization raises personnel from 300 to 400 under a house measure also passed.
Washington reports United States submarines have sunk 11 more enemy ships in far eastern waters. The tally includes two light combatant vessels, medium patrol craft and other vessels, raising Japanese losses to 1153 according to the navy.
Gerard M. Foley of Battelle Memorial Institute disclosed an electrical micrometer that detects movements as small as one tenth of a millionth of an inch. He told the Chicago section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that the instrument has already been used in important war investigations.
A New York publication reports a survey of 1,009 service men showing 60 percent desire to return to their prewar jobs and about 33 percent expect higher pay. The study notes most earn under $20 weekly and highlights widespread postwar employment ambitions. FRANCIS D. WHITE Probate Judge of Athens County announces T. H. Wilson is appointed administrator of Garson Broudonit’s estate.
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