Appointment of Executrix for Louisa A. Engle Estate
Eleanor A. Gifford of Amesville Ohio is appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Louisa A Engle late of Athens County Ohio deceased. Dated May 2 1934. M Johnson Probate Judge Athens County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor A. Gifford
Amesville
Ohio
Louisa A. Engle
Athens County
Veteran Driver Ira Hall Retires After Two Score Crashes
Ira Hall of Terre Haute, a veteran auto racer, announced his retirement after a five mile win at the Cincinnati Hamilton speedway and a recent spill at Greenville, Ohio. Hall aims to be the oldest driver alive, per family pleas, as Al Thiesen of Dayton won the 15 mile feature in 13 minutes 25 seconds.
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Hamilton
Ira Hall
Terre Haute
Cincinnati-Hamilton Speedway
Hall
Greenville
Vance
al Thiesen
Dayton
Yesterday's Heroes in Baseball Highlights by Associated Press
Do Hurst of the Phillies hammered Pittsburgh with five hits while Bob Burke of the Senators limited the Tigers to six. Lopez of the Dodgers scored part of Brooklyn’s three runs. Harland Clift of the Browns led a charge with a homer, triple and single. Ben Cantwell of the Braves held the Reds to four singles in a 1-0 win. Eddie Morgan of the Red Sox hit a two on homer for four runs against the White Sox. Frank Frisch of the Cardinals drove in three with a triple against the Giants.
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Associated Press
Hurst
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Bob Burke
Senators
Tigers
Lopez
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Cubs
Harland Clift
Browns
Ben Cantwell
Braves
Reds
Eddie Morgan
Red Sox
Homer
White Sox
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
Giants
Stocks and Commodities Hold Steady as Markets Mulled Congress
New York May 21 U P Markets were listless aside from a crop scare boost in Chicago wheat. Trading on the Stock Exchange was dull with prices near Saturday close as investors awaited congressional news. American Commercial Alcohol led gains while United States Steel and Westinghouse slipped. The Dow Jones style index stood at 109.61 today, versus 109.49 last week.
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New York
U.P
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Congress
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
American Smelting
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
American Telephone
WEW
York
Pun & Bradstreet
United Press
LowiJan
Dun & Bradstreet
Livestock Prices and Market Report from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
The report shows hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and pork prices with steady to higher trends in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Hogs topped 300 lbs with 385 and 62.50–75. cattle and calves show strong demand, fat cows and bulls variably priced. sheep market steady to higher with lambs and wethers offered. Wool turnover is noted as exceptionally light, with a national weekly total well below normal. Liberty bonds and Treasury notes also listed with latest noon quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Nats Edge Tigers in Low-Scoring Affair
Washington beat Detroit 4 to 1 with a mix of hits and errors. Key moments include Auker batting in sixth after Sorrel's ninth inning placeholder and Stone Travia Greenberg contributing in the field.
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Blueee
Brhoa Kuhel
Walkerer
Cronin
Chest
Rogelles
Sorrello
aReiber
Auker
Sorrel
Washington
Detroit
Stone
Travia
Greenberg
Ataee
Cubs Beaten in a Stale Chicago Matchup and Totals
A garbled recap shows mixed names and numbers from Chicago and Brooklyn teams with partial totals for English and other players. The fragmentary report notes a loss for the Cubs and lists scattered players such as Klein and Jordan amid fragmentary scores and team totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brhoa Heckth
aBush
Weaver
Gatun
Klein
Jurges
Ha'netie
Waekep
Herman
eKen
Brooklyn
City
Jordan
Boxing Showdown Sets Tommy Paul Versus Kid Chocolate
Tommy Paul and Kid Chocolate clash in Los Angeles on a top bout of the week as boxing stays active. The card also features a 10 round light heavyweight match between Bob Godwin of Miami and Bob Olin of New York in Hollywood on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kid Chocolate
Tommy Paul
Los Angeles
West Coast
Bob Godwin
Miami
Bob Olin
Hollywood
Critics Clash Over Darrow Report in Dissension
John F. Sinclair who quit the National Recovery Review Board headed by Clarence Darrow denounces the inquiry as superficial. In New York he accuses Darrow of partisan special pleading and says the board relied wholly on wee information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sinclair
National Recovery Review Board
Clarence Darrow
New York
Darrow
Market reports from Baltimore Cincinnati and Chicago stalls
Regional dairy egg and butter prices shown with current receipts in Baltimore Cincinnati and Chicago markets. Butter and eggs move weaker to mixed as load prices and standards shift and live poultry and potatoes show varied dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ohio
West Virinia
Kentucky
Pleads Not Guilty To Extortion Charge
Harry Hudson aged 22 of 31 Second Street pleaded not guilty to threatening to injure and extort money from W. H. Logan. Arraigned before Magistrate Carl H. Porter Hudson was bound over to the grand jury and released on a 1000 dollar bond posted by his parents after county officers investigated three threatening letters demanding 544 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hudson
Second Street
W. H. Logan
Carl H. Porter Hudson
Hudson
Leaders Hold Place Over Sunday Baseball Standings
In Columbus on May 21 leading American Association teams held their spots. Minneapolis beat Louisville 7 to 6 while Indianapolis defeated St. Paul 3 to 1. George Hackett earned his sixth straight win for Kansas City as the Mud Hens yielded 9 to 3. Milwaukee swept Columbus 20 to 4 in game one, then Columbus won 5 to 1 in game two. Milwaukee collected 87 hits in the opener.
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Columbus
U.P
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Indians
St. Paul
George Hackett
Kansas City
Toledo Mud Hens
Milwaukee
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