Judge denounces kidnapping as cowardly in Ohio case
Warren Ohio March 18 United Press reports Judge Lynne B Griffith sat without a jury on Dowell Hargraves of Youngstown charged with kidnapping 12 year old James De Jute of Niles and sentenced him to life imprisonment saying kidnapping is the crime of a coward and not that of a man in God’s image as national attention focuses on the Niles and Lindbergh cases
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Niles
United Press
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell, N. J
Radio schedule roundup of varied 1920s programs
Radio 1:00 Haydn Opera Life on the Moon Prom Germany 1:44 Wee Wille Robyn tenor with Ymery Deutsch's Gypsy Basembdie 2:00 Right Songs of El and Howard Twins 2:20 Columbia Church of the Air 2:00 Ann Leaf at the Organ 3:b New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Real Folks Joan Barclay engineer mystery drama and orchestra Vincent Sorey's Orchestra Fe female Trio 6:30 Columbia Concerts Program 7:00 National Advisory Council on Radio in Education 7:30 Novelty Orchestra 7:4 The Sylvapians T:44 Theo Earle tenor 0:00 Harry Sosnik pianist and his band with male quartet 8: The Metropolitans 3:45 Angelo Patri Your Child 9:00 Belle Baker and Jack Denny's Orchestra 9:30 Adventuring With Goust Von Luck ner 10:00 Edna Wallace Hopper Variety Show 10:30 Jose Moriche Spanish Tenor and Orchestra 10:45 Ernest Hutcheson Pianist and Concert Orchestra 11:ik The Madison Singers 11:30 The Gauchos 12:00 Eddie Duchin and Orchestra
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Germany
Wee Wille Robyn
Ymery Deutsch
el and
Howard Twins
Joan Barclay
Vincent Sorey
Columbia
National Advisory Council On Radio In Education
Novelty
The
Sylvapians
Theo Earle
Harry Sosnik
Metropolitans
Angelo Patri
Your Child
Belle Baker
Jack Denny
Orcheatra
Goust von Luck
Edna Wallace Hopper
Jose Moriche
Ernest Hutcheson
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From The Tuesday List
A dense lineup lists recitals and programs throughout the day. Wayne King and his Orchestra perform at 2:00 with a mix of vocal and comedy acts interspersed, followed by George Jessel as a guest artist at 8:00 and Our Government with David Lawrence at 9:06.
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Silver Pilate
Wayne King
Parkes Cadman
Muriel Wilson
Soprans
Reinald Werrenrath
Jerry
George Jessel
Our Government
David Lawrence
Alan Albani
Btring
Hunday
Beth Parker's
Ralph Kirbery
Dream
Redtown Man Kills Self in Despondency Over Job Loss
George Herbst Sr. 61 of Redtown was found dead in a barn with a gunshot wound. A .22 rifle lay beside him and a note saying he was tired of life was recovered. Coroner L F Jones ruled death self-inflicted. Survived by wife seven children and three stepdaughters. Emmett, 10, was the only child at home.
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Glouster
George Herbst, Sr
Redtown
Herbat
Emmett
Herbst
L. F. Jones
Athens
Jones
Jacksonville
Mr. Herbst
Germany
Monsarrat
George, Jr
Yar Love
Sugar Creek
Carl
Albert
Desra
Julia Marie
Herman Kempton
Bert Judson
This
City
John Dalton
Glouster High senior bake sale to fund yearbook
Glouster Ohio March 18 senior class hosts bake sale at the Sanitary Market Saturday starting at 9 30 am to raise funds for the yearbook. Many home baked goods will be offered.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Sanitary Market
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Hoberts Home
Mrs Phyllis Hoberts hosted her bridge club on Spring Street with Patrick Day appointments. High score went to Miss Bernice Wallace, followed by Mrs Dorothy DeLong and Mrs Enis Bartels. Members and guests listed.
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Glouster
Phyllis Hoberts
Bridge Club
Hom
Spring Street
With &T. Patrick
Bernice Wallace
Dorothy DeLong
Enis Bartels
Fontelle Harper
Olive Mckee
Pauline Myers
Mildred Howard
Agnes Melligan
Burness Candoo
Louella Vaughn
Mea
Norma Powers
Dorothy Vernon
Mildred Nida
Dorothy Faires
Ethel Bailey
Winnie White
County Auditor Helps Local Pay Personal Taxes
GLOUSTER March 18 County Auditor J C Edmundson of Athena aided local business and professional men in completing personal tax returns. He set up in the mayor's office for the day assisting residents with the procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. C. Edmundson
Athena
Edmundson
Glouster Seniors to Take Scholarship Test at Athens
Three Glouster High School seniors Nel lie Belle Williams Faith Lantz and Harry Welsch will represent the school in the state scholarship test at Athens this Saturday. Subjects include mathematics English science history and the world today. County Superintendent Alex Root chairs the test committee with W W Ankenbrand of Athens and C B Dillon of Glouster.
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Athens
Glouster
Nellie Belle Williams
Faith Lantz
Harry Welsch
Glouster High School
Alex Root
W. W. Ankenbrand
C. B. Dillon
Stephen Banfield Dies at 75 in Philo Area
GLOUSTER March 15 Stephen Banfield 75, former Hollister resident, died at his son Lawrence Banfield’s home in Philo last night. The body will be brought to this city today. He lived in Hollister over 40 years before moving to Philo about four years ago with his son. His wife had been deceased for years.
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Stephen Banfield
Philo
Glouster
Hollister
Lawrence Banfield
Mr. Banfield
Farmers Corner Man Who Stole Chickens
In Marietta on March 18 a Parkersburg West Virginia man W C Kifer 51 was cornered by armed farmers in Farmers Corner Wy Co and arrested by Sheriff Thorn after admitting wholesale chicken thefts andburglaries across Washington County including Little Hocking Watertown Glendale Mile Run and Parkersburg where he sold stolen birds to grocers and market owners.
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Marietta
Watertown
W. C. Kifer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Thorn
Kifer
Washington County
Curtis
Little Hocking
Arnold
Hugh Becker
Glendale
Barth
Mile Run
Boy's Body Found Near Pig Walnut Creek
The body of 5 year old Lawrence Artz, son of Morris Richard Artz of Shady Lane Farm, was found in Pig Walnut creek shortly after 9 am. He had been missing since Wednesday evening. Authorities believe he fell through thin ice while playing on the creek bank and prolonged searching ended with the tragedy.
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Columbus, CO
Lawrence Artz
Morris Richard Artz
Shady Lane Farm
Stocks and Produce Market Mixed in Early Trading
New York markets edged lower at open then recovered slightly amid a lethargic session. Key stocks like American Can and Kodak rose modestly while Auburn saw gains. railroad shares showed irregular activity and utilities stayed near previous levels. In Pittsburgh produce, butter, milk, eggs and poultry prices moved within narrow ranges with several items quoted in small multiples.
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New York
Marek
U.P
American Can
Kreuger & Toll
Montgomery Ward
Bastian Kodak
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ontherma Pacific
New York Stocks Mixed Across Industrial and Utility Sectors
The rush of trade shows mixed results with firms such as Allied Chemical, DuPont, and Curtiss Wright posting modest advances while others like Standard Brands and Radio Corp drift. Industrials and utilities dominate gains as investors weigh earnings and market breadth in a volatile session.
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Allied Chema
Bm. Ggg cd. Weannien
Ban
A. T. Weavers
Commonwealth & BO. cc
Curtiss Wright
ING
DuPont
Hahn
Mont
Nwss
Fes
Uicanerems Indemevnden Eee Paramount Publi
Enet Tomers
Ee Radio Corp
Ohio
Phillips Pet
Calif
N.nconesemmnee
N. Dy
Weceennunveenanen
Texas Corp
Aewetwommen JL Tian
Ann
Market Prices for Dairy and Live Poultry Items
Fresh receipts show butter and creamery products with 92 store standards scoring 90 and 88, packing stock listed. Live poultry prices include chickens at 24 to 32 cents, leghorns 24 to 24 cents, roosters 10 to 12 cents, guineas 65 cents, ducks 17 to 20 cents, and turkeys 33 to 35 cents.
Butter and Egg Price Notes in Local Market
Butter prices listed No 1 at 18c No 2 at 18c No 3 at 18c butter fat 18 20c. Eggs show higher casing pricing extra firsts 12c seconds 10c nearby ungraded lie duck eggs 1c goose eggs 5c.
Market Report on Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Butter extras 27 4c standards 26 percent market firm. Egge extras firsts 12c current receipts 1ac market steady. Poultry heavy fowls 17 18c medium 2 2bc leghorn 16 17c smooth springers 18 19c broilers 21 23c heavy broilers 23 26c ducks 20 2ic old cocks 12 13c geese 15 16c stags 13 14c turkeys 5c capons 24c market firm. Potatoes Ohio New York 5 6c per bushel Maine Green Mt 1 1 10 per 100 lb sack Idaho Russet 65 per 100 lb sack.
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Ohio
New York
Maine
Idaho
Golney Seymour Murder Confession Countered by Defense
U A Counsel in Globe Arizona plans to counter a claimed murder confession by arguing a New York girl manipulated a credulous Indian youth. The defense asserts the girl played on his emotions to bring about the boy's downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe, Ariz
Golney “Mac’’ Seymour
New York
Chauncey Olcott, famed “Mother Machree” singer dies at 71
Chauncey Olcott, the Irish American ballad singer who popularized the scene in Mother Machree, died early today in Monte Carlo at age 71 from anemig tia. The obituary notes his long career and status as a beloved performer.
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Mother Machree
Monte Carlo
U.rp
Chauncey Olcott
Machree
Tia
Market Firm Receipts Reported With Varied Rates
Market firm notes show ecowrote 11 648 cases with extra firate and Theta Lite current receipts. Butter market receipts list 900 titbs with extras 2% and firsts 918 99e along with seconds 1944900 and standard 2344.
Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Market Tone Across Classes
Fittsburgh Livestock reports slower trading with hogs and calves noted as lower and steady to down. Cattle receipts appear steady with cattle and heifers quoted around 4.40 to 6.80, while sheep receipts near 3,000 show a weak undertone with lambs selling from about 4.60 to 7.76 for wool lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medtuim Hetlers
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep Prices
Hogs 3700 head with 1063 direct, prices steady to 10 cents higher for top weights 160 to 990 lbs. sows around 23.95. Cattle 400 head with calves 395 slow, steers and heifers 4.50 to 6.78, cows 3.25 to 3.78, bulls 3.73. Veal steady near 6.50 to 7.50 for good to choice, lower grades down. Sheep 1960 with 1100 direct steady. better grades around 7.00 to 8.00 for woolly types, common around 5.50 to 7.00.
Toledo Grain Prices March Market Report
Toledo notes grain and commodity prices with mixed quotes. Wheat No 2 red 524408 and No 1 red 1 cent premium. corn No 3 yellow 3324434 and 32443. oats varied. butter Creamery at 27, eggs extras 10 percent. March futures 8.75, cash 68.78.
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Toledo
C.P
Chein Alowe
Textile wool market notes on prices and availability
Scattered inquiries on 448 and finer western wools and on 488 500 sleeves. Short combing and finer western wools in original bale fetch around 47048 cents, scoured. Bulk French combing of similar qualities offered at 60 cents scoured. better sample offerings at higher counts with few takers. Odd lots being bought from midwestern combing fleeces. Small cleanup lots selling under 38 cents scoured, nominal prices slightly above.
Bright Spots in Business by United Press
A weekly summary notes gains in US electricity production for the week ending March 12 per the National Electric Light Association. Hollywood’s Columbia Pictures Studios reopen, using 3,000 workers for 26 feature films plus shorts. Detroit Edition reports $8.80 per share for the year ended Feb 29, up from $6.48 prior year. Reading Railroad awarded an 8,000 ton steel contract to McClintic Marshall, Bethlehem Steel subsidiary. Idaho Power shows net income of 1,620,926 for year ended Jan 3, up from 1,548,605. Algoma Steel rail mill in Sault Ste Marie resumes after receiving an order, signaling two months of work.
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New York
United States
National Electric Light Association
Hollywood
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Detroit
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
McClintic-Marshall
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Power
Sault Ste Marie
Wis
Algoma Steel
Inland Raises Sheet Steel Prices in Second Quarter
Inland Steel formally announces a $24 per ton rise in average second quarter sheet steel prices. General Motors earnings for the first quarter are tentatively estimated at about 30 cents a share versus 1 cent in the prior year. Extra dividends declared by Loose Wiles Biscuit and a board change at Sherman Day are noted in brief market items.
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Inland
Inland Steel
Sherman Day
Lewis
Association of Life Insurance
General Motors
Wall Street
s@lea
Jan
Peb
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G. C. Hunter
C. M. Swartz
Gordon
Motor Sales, Inc
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Athens Junk Co
Athens Motor Car Co
Dial
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Watkins & Son
Plains Road
Inquire Union
Colley
Mathews & Shoe Repair Shop
Parker Bros
Mac’slumbia Theater
HA. O.ard Brother
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Hocking Valley Mine Supply Co
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C. L. Williams
Mobil Arctic Oil
Totman
Acme Dry Cleaners
Post Office
Bardin Brothers
Amesville Mill
B. B. Cleaners
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Lasch Peed & Poultry Co
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G. C. Sutton
Cansaanville
Harvey C. Cone
Warley Davidson
C. R. White
L. E White
Holland Purnace Co
Purnace
G H. Martin
Cox Brothers
W. A. Cameron
J. W. Johnson
Athens R. D
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Mill Street
Carol Rizer
Richland Ave
Ralph Calendine
Moler
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Colonial Finance Co
Athens Loan Co
Dia
S. the Messenger
Parker Brothers
Majestic
G. W. Hopkins Radio & Electric Shop
Atwater-Kent
Philco
Baughman’s
Marshfield
R. W. Connett
W. Union Street
Higgins Feed Store
Whitmore’s
Joe Shuler
Guysville
F. H. Gifford
Amesville
Joe Allen
Athens R
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Nelsonville Floral Co
Jackson Street
McLaughlin Brothers—Funeral Directors
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High Street
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Hocking St
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Buick Co
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Washington
Congress
Charles W. Super
Carey
Athens Lumber Co
Campbell's
Guynsville
Union ST
Palmer ST
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Athens Implement Co
DODGE
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Mender's
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Iron Man
Clarion
A. K
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Nelsonville Pike
C. W. Hane
East 2Nd Street
W. A. Pinney
Plains
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Hudson Ave
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J. Beasley Co
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W. G. Kungen
Sayre
Carpenter ST
L. D. Radcliff
Rose Ave
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Hull Poster, Jr
Seeds. Cable CO
Creo
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K. of P
Wm. Poling
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Buck and Burk
Lucy W. Murphy
Hal W. Murphy
Athens County
S. M. Johnson
Said County
Dale Hart
Messenger
Cone
Mr. Hart
East State Street
Cameron Bros
Ell Hargraves
Youngstown
James de
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CBS
Secree
WABC
R. M
Columbia Church of the Air
Ann Leaf
New York Philharmonic
ikThe Madison
the Gauchos
Eddie Duchin
NBC
WEAF
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Coolville
L. B. McCune
Maplewood
George Herbst
Plan Bake Sale
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Presh
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Auto Lite
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Roen
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Hoston Wool Market
Knapp & CO
N.o
Hecking Valley
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