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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
11
Reports from Los Angeles Chicago and Columbus cover wrestling results with Garibaldi and others, plus Cincinnati obituaries and a long annual financial report from Lodi Township. The farm sale calendar in Ohio lists auctions for Jersey and Holstein cattle amid market data for grains, dairy, and livestock.
New York traders paused with little commitment amid unclear labor and congressional signals. Gold mining shares strengthened gradually with Mc Intyre Porcupine rising to 45 and Alaska Juneau and Dome Mines posting fractional gains. Rails edged higher while Union Pacific hit 124 and General Motors hovered near 36. bonds drifted lower and wheat eased slightly. Dun and Bradstreet commodity index stood at 108.75.
The Boston wool market saw little selling with buyers hesitant to press bids. The U S Agriculture department notes quiet demand for greasy combing and domestic wools, while scoured wools for woolen manufacture show only nominal activity and unchanged quotations.
Washington March 22 A redraft of the permanent air mail bill offers lenient relief for companies that lost air mail contracts after the alleged Indianapolis conference three years ago. Private lines may file against the government and reorganized firms can bid without former officers who participated in the combines. The bill narrows eligibility by disallowing firms with 10 percent or more stock held by other aviation groups.
Alfred F. Smith quits as editor of The New Outlook magazine after a dispute with the publisher over editorial policy. The resignation follows disagreement with the magazine’s stance toward the national administration.
New York mourns film star Lilyan Tashman who died yesterday after an operation. She played glamorous worldly roles and completed her last picture despite illness. Her husband Edmund Lowe, also a film star, is grief stricken as funeral arrangements are not yet set.
Decorators, painters, paper heavers, and sien painters in Athens organized and affiliated with the American Federation of Labor becoming Local Union No. 416. J. O. McCoy elected president L. H. Bingman senator Fred H. Ellie business agent. Members listed by Mr. Ellis.
New York champion Joe Falcaro bowled two Springfield rivals in a Wednesday night exhibition. He defeated Emi Ring 1,073 to 1,032 after a 390 game that featured 18 consecutive strikes, then edged Herm Schenk 1,087 to 819.
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