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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1933
Page
9
Classified ads present a variety of propositions for buyers and sellers. The page invites readers to review listings for swift arrangements, emphasizing equal ease and satisfaction in trades or services.
The state moved into a 14 story office building in Columbus at a cost near six million dollars. The Georgia marble structure fronts the Scioto River in the business district and houses multiple departments. The move was completed by 9 a m after a weekend effort amid a tragic gas explosion in 1932 that killed ten workers. The interior features costly wood paneling marble halls granite floors and elaborate finishes. Public hearing rooms boast marble inlays tapestry and fine furniture.
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that a beer bill must win at least a two thirds vote in both the Senate and House on the bill and on the attached emergency clause to take effect immediately. Speaker Frank Cave asked whether the emergency clause could pass with 90 votes while the bill itself fell short. Bricker said the bill must also reach 90 votes in the House.
One York Township constable arraigned before Mayor Robert Wood for intoxication and held to the grand jury. A second constable faced a hearing this afternoon. Others arrested by sheriff's officers were fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
The Senate Education and Labor Committee endorsed a bill giving President Roosevelt broad power to organize an emergency unemployment relief army of 250 000 for reforestation. The House Labor Committee approved the measure 15 to 5 despite opposition from Chairman Connery who would not concede total executive control. A joint relief program with administration support and 500 million dollars in emergency grants to states was also introduced in the Senate.
New York reports a wheat led upturn with only modest gains across stocks. Major moves were limited as steel and railroad shares largely held, while American Telephone touched a brief high before retreating. Chicago and Cleveland produce markets show stable eggs butter poultry and varying regional prices.
Livestock receipts mix with varied prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Hog and calf values show broad ranges while steer and cow markets trend steady to weak with better grades maintaining strength on lighter weights. Sheep mostly steady with strong lambs and shorn wool offerings at higher bids.
Pittsburgh dispatch details bought crude prices for various grades and pipelines. Mentioned are Bradford and Allegheny crude by Tidewater at 1.47, Penna crude in National Transit Lines by Pennzoil 1.37 to 1.42, Eureka Pipe Line 1.12, Southwest Penna Pipe Lines 1.17, Buckeye Pipe Line 0.97, Burkeye Pope Line 0.7, Somerset crude 0.45, Western Kentucky arc Lima 0.70, Diiness 0.62, Indiana 0.04, Princeton 0.62.
The listing shows butter creamery contracts and packing stock values, fresh 11 and 92 acre standards, firsts 68 scone renovated 7c, live poultry including chickens and broilers with prices 22 24c, white leghorns 20q2i, butter fat delivered 13c, eggs and duck eggs priced, shipping order MSc.
The snippet shows noon prices for Liberty and Treasury issues from 1947 to 1949. Listings include Lib 3a8 47 at 100.16, Lib 4% 47 at 102.1, Treas 4 at 92 106.28, Treas 4s 34 at 103.26, Treas 3% 47 at 100.4, Treas 3% 43 March at 100.4, Treas FA 42 Jane at 100.5, Treas 2.5 49 at 97.20, Treas De 35 at 98.16.
In West Frankfort on March 27, Progressive Miners Union leader Jon Ward was shot dead and two companions wounded as renewed clashes in the coal mine warfare erupted, signaling escalating violence.
William E. Levis president of Owens-Illinois Glass Company announced the reopening of the Charleston West Virginia plant the largest of the companys 20 plants mainly to make beer bottles The annual stockholders meeting is set for April 19 The Charleston plant typically employs 800 to 1000 workers Shipments in 1932 fell 13 percent but dollar volume declined 16 percent due to lower prices
Tom Mooney expects acquittal on a 17 year murder indictment connected to the Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco. He will be released from prison on April 28 to defend himself against the deaths of 10 people, after Superior Judge Louis Ward overruled the demurral of the old indictment and Brady disqualified himself by declaring belief in Mooney’s innocence.
Cincinnati March 27 United Ohio Jewry moves a resolution condemning ruthless outrages against Jews in Germany by Nazi forces led by Adolf Hitler. Louis Lipsky, poised at the Zionist conference, says Hitler cannot escape becoming news as the scapegoat for Germany’s failure among nations.
Hugh Gibson American delegate and A B ambassador to Hel Kium announced he would leave for Brussels and London as Geneva refused adjournment and pressed discussions. Norman H. Tavis headed for London after sailing from New York to join the American delegation.
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