Market Opens Higher as Traders Cheer Recovery
Stocks opened higher after a late yesterday rally pulled prices from yearly lows. Trading was lighter today with 3,000 to 6,000 share blocks as dealers cleaned up liquidation. United States Steel held at 174 1/2, Westinghouse +1 1/2, Radio +2 to 39 1/2, and AT&T +3 to 229.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Presse
New York
United States Steel
Westinghouse
Radio
American Telephone & Telegraph
Wheat prices drop on bearish Canada Argentina reports
Chicago traders saw a mid session slide as bearish Canada and Argentina reports sparked selling. Limited buying power kept prices weak with December at 1.19 and March about 1.27 and May around 1.30 per bushel amid expectations of 50 million unsold Canadian wheat and favorable South American weather.
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Chicago
Canada
Argentina
South America
Gene Paamall
Pittsburgh Trade Dullness Persists Amid Stock Market Unsteadiness
In Pittsburgh on November 8 the stock market wobble did not majorly alter business trends. Industrial lines and retail trade have been dull for months and no new recession shows in the past week.
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Pittsburgh
U.R
London Stock Mart Heads Are Careful
London stock market opened with a brighter tone after New York rally but traders remained cautious awaiting clearer conditions. Trans-Atlantic issues opened higher than yesterday but pulled back from intraday highs as buying stayed light.
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London Stock Mart
London
U.R
New York Exchange
College youths fly to inter-collegiate aviation conference
Five students head toward Columbus to attend the third annual inter collegiate Aeronautical Association conference. Three from New York University and two from Yale travel with fair weather hoped for as the event proceeds.
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Syracuse
N. Y
U.P
New York University
Yale
Columbus
Ohio
The
Aeronautical Association
Church Services Set at Schoolhouse Sunday Night
Church services will be held at the school house Sunday night at 6 30 according to C C Brooks in Circle Hill.
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Circle Hill
C. C. Brooks
Booklet on balanced diet from The Athens Messenger
The Washington Information Bureau releases an illustrated government booklet on proper proportions of foods for a well balanced diet. It includes daily menus calorie charts and practical meal planning data and invites readers to use the coupon.
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Washington Information Bureau
Copy of Good Proportions in the Diet Offered
Frederick J. Haskins of the Athens Meaning er Information Bureau in Washington, D. C. encloses four cents per copy or stamps for a booklet titled Good Proportions in the Diet. Name State.
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Frederick J. Haskins
Athens
Washington, D. C
Belching Crater Turmoil Kills Hundreds in Guatemala
Guatemala City reports the Santa Maria Volcano eruption devastated a 20 mile area around its base. The three day blast left about 800 fires, many burned and mangled, with hundreds dying or hospitalised from heat, fumes and lava.
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Guatemala City
U.R
Santa Maria
Permipei
Guatemala
Blizzard Snow Hits Kansas and West States
Blizzard winds whip snow across northern Kansas and into Kansas City with record cold. Goodland reports nearly two feet of snow as un settled weather and low temperatures linger. Farmers say early winter snow will help wheat crops.
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Kansas
West
Kansas City
U.P
Goodland
Kan
Missouri
Railroad executive to testify in whisky probe
E. E. Loomis, president of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, will appear before the District of Columbia Grand Jury on Monday to discuss a liquor at a senatorial dinner three years ago. Loomis accepted the invitation after Senator Brookhart described the Wall Street dinner with Scotch whisky served in silver flasks.
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Washington
U.R
E. E. Loomis
LeHigh Valley Railroad
District of Columbia Grand Jury
Leo A. Rover
Loomis
Grand Jury
Smith W. Brookhart
Wall Street
New York
Rover
Brookhart
Senate
French Plane Crashes Near Paris in Dense Fog
A French passenger plane from Brussels with 12 passengers a pilot and a mechanic crashed in fog near Louvres today. It was en route to Le Bourget Field outside Paris due at 2 30 p m. Several fatalities were reported.
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Paris
U.R
Brussels
Louvres
le Bourget Field
Blizzard Paralyzes Mountain West Transport With Record Snow
Denver area recovers from heaviest season snowfall as air travel resumes in Colorado and Wyoming. Eastern and Northern Colorado log eighteen inches, Wyoming over two inches. Denver temp 28 rising. winter wheat growers hail the storm as sugar beet harvest slows by weeks.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Denver
McCulloch to Take Senator Oath Tuesday
Roscoe C. McCulloch, newly appointed United States senator, will depart for Washington Sunday and be sworn in at noon Tuesday. Senator Simeon S. Lind, his colleague, is arranging the ceremony. McCulloch will keep Canton as his legal residence while his family remains in Grandview Columbus Suburb until next year. a Utilities Commission successor may be named by Governor Cooper early next week.
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Roscoe C. McCulloch
United States
Washington
Simeon LD
McCulloch
Senate
Canton
Grandview
State Utilities Commission
Cooper
Man Leaps From Brooklyn Bridge in 132-Foot Fall
A young man leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River today, plunging 132 feet. He fought rescuers from a tugboat before sinking, and did not die at once.
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Upr
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Bargains in Classifieds Offer Miscellaneous Goods
The Messenger Classifieds advertise 6 O. I. C. shoots for 7 dollars each, 250 bushels of yellow corn for 80 cents per bushel if cleaned by November 15, and an A. B. C. electric washer in good condition at a bargain price.
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Messenger
Hoover seeks broader scope for London Naval Conference
President Hoover aims to broaden the London Naval Conference to include freedom of the seas. Ambassador Dawes will present US views informally in London after a White House exchange with Prime Minister MacDonald and Secretary Stimson. The goal is to form a general understanding and push recommendations on blockade routines, search and seizure, and neutrals' rights.
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Hoover
London
White House
Stimgon
Dawes
New York
United States
MacDonald
Ignition Head Will Disposes of Estate
The will of Joseph A. Williams, president of KW Ignition and Ford ignition inventor, disposes of a 6.7 million dollar estate. Williams died November 2 at 66. 45 percent goes to widow Lottie C. Williams.
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Cleveland
Joseph A. Williams
KW_ Ignition Company
Williams
Lottie C. Williams
Five Laborers Die in Early Dynamite Blast
Five workers at the Swift River project in Colbrook New Hampshire perished when 75 pounds of dynamite exploded prematurely. The men, employed by West Construction Co, were in a tunnel 490 feet below the surface at the Metropolitans District Water System shaft.
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Colpbrook
Masc
U.P
West Construction Company
Swift River
Metropolitan District
Mount Etna Power Harnessed For Observatory Heating
Steam issuing from fissures near Mount Etna will be used this winter to supply the central heating plant of the Volcobological Observatory on the mountain's higher slopes. Professor Gaetano Ponte, director, outlined two additional projects to harness Etna's power, including extended steam use and windmills on the summit where wind is steady.
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Cantania
Sicily
U.P
Mount Etna
Volcobological Observatory
Gaetano Ponte
Etna Observatory
Pilot Dives After Burning Mail Plane Crash near Ringtown
Veteran air mail pilot Thomas Nelson bailed out by parachute as his burning mail plane crashed near Ringtown Pennsylvania. He landed safely, then attempted to extinguish the fire without success while the aircraft sank with 1060 pounds of registered mail including banknotes and films.
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Thomas Nelson
Air Mail
Ringtown
Nelson
Pricey Pearl Necklace Sparks Cash-Only Offer
A New York Fifth Avenue jeweler proclaims a $400000 pearl necklace available for $100000 cash. The item is described as a bargain in a market where investors speculate on rising prices, while a Lady appears to expect prices to continue climbing.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Bear pool leader protected by five guards after bear bets
Wall Street figures a speculative leader moves from the ticket to his car, guarded by five men to deter angry losers. He started the bear pool two weeks ago with friends each investing $100,000 and each has pulled in profits of $1,500,000 so far. The guards are hired to shield the head of the pool from possible threats.
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Wall Street
Market slump to test investors as stocks retreat
The piece notes that rain falls on the just and unjust and a market downturn hits both good and bad stocks. It recalls that most rushed to buy as prices rose, while a wise few will buy on declines, citing Rothschild who claimed he earned by selling too soon.
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Old Rothschild
The Human Family See Two Billion Population Near
The League of Nations Statistical Department reports the world population stands near two billion, with half the people not thinking daily and a minority thinking at times. The piece notes the vast crowd and the rare progress driven by a few.
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League of Nationa
Earth
Upsets Mark Final Returns at Cleveland Fourth District
In Cleveland on November 8, Progressive Government Committee candidates led transfers in Public Hall. George W. Furth surged in the Fourth District with a strong bid for one of seven seats, a likely fifth CPP member to win there.
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U.P
Progressive Government
George W. Furth
Furth
Progressive Government Committee
Propose New Span Across the Ohio
Application by the Kentucky State Highway Commission for permission to construct a bridge across the Ohio River at Carrollton Kentucky is before Secretary of War Good with an Army engineers report saying the structure would not obstruct navigation No action had been taken as of today.
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Washington
U.P
Kentucky State Highway Commission
Ohio River
Carrollton
Good
Army
United Pree
Surprise for Regular Readers Of Magazine Section In The Messenger
The Messenger announces a Sunday Magazine feature aimed at older readers with Pioneer Day notes. Andrew Millard returns to recount pioneer topics while other articles cover Armenian library lore, telephone operators, budding opera stars, and the magazine’s various pages with humor and features for next Sunday November 14.
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Bitter battles loom over military costs in Congress
Washington reports forecast a bitter fight in Congress over the Army and Air Corps budgets as the Army Appropriation Bill faces action. Western posts like Fort Robinson Nebraska Fort Lincoln Wyoming Fort J A Russell Missouri and Jefferson Barracks Missouri may be cut. Key chairs Reed and Wood lead opposing sides with Reed in London for a naval conference and Wood pushing strict retrenchment. The Air Corps faces the sharpest clash with a $6,600,000 cut eyed for next year threatening the five year program.
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United Press
Washington
U.R
White House
Congress
General Staff
Neb
Fort Lincoln
Fort J. A. Russell
Wyo
Jefferson Barracke
Air Corps
James
Michigan
Home Military Affairs Committee
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Pennsylvania
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London
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Wood
Indiana
House Appropriations Committee
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Tudget Huereau
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Election adds 3 new men to school board
Dr A K Walker James G Russell and Co O Wingo won county board of education seats by large margins over three incumbents Bryson Howard Cline and Herman Thiessen in the official count. Walker led with 3041 votes Russell 2778 Wingo 2476 while incumbents Bryson 2894 Cline 2296 Thiessen 2118.
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James G. Russell
O. Wingo
County Board of Education
Bryson
Howard Cline
Herman Thiesen
County Board of Elections Office
Dr. Walker
Russell
Wingo
Cline
Thiessen
Northern Ohio dairymen form new milk cooperative
In Cleveland on November 8 a large co op for northern Ohio dairy farmers began forming after leaders split from the Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Association which had just received a 400000 farm loan. The new co op aims to operate by January 1 with backing from Cleveland's major milk distributors led by Bert Ashcraft of Chardon. The move closes the milk price war that started last spring when the existing association expanded into retail distribution.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ohio
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Association
Bert Ashcraft
Chardon
Damages to Marcia Estardus Cut in Thaw Suit
New York nov 3 UP Justice Aaron Levy reduced damages in Marcia Estardus versus Harry K Thaw from 75000 to 26000.
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New York
Marcia Estardus
Harry K. Thaw
Aaron Levy
Fourteen Held in Death Case at Gastonia
The special investigation into the fatal shooting of Mrs. Ella May Wiggins on September 14 in Gastonia concluded with 14 men being held for further investigation and two previously held suspects being dismissed.
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Gastonia
U.R
Ella May Wiggins
Zanesville Gains Local Radio Station Transfer
Negotiations completed between It. O. Callender of Spence Music and Ray Walder of Cambridge to move Radio Station WEEE from Cambridge to Zanesville. Studio to be built in town with a broadcasting tower at the Washington Heights Hotel east of the city. Application filed in Washington for a new wavelength and license transfer.
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Zanesville
Nov
Sel. P
O. Callender
Spence Music Company
Ray Walder
Cambridge
WEEE
Washington Heights
Washington
Car collision kills 60 year old man near Toledo
William G. Stotber, 60, was burned to death when his automobile collided with another vehicle and burst into flames near Toledo. The second car's two occupants, from Pittsburgh, were injured.
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Toledo
U.pb
William G. Stotber
Here
Pittsburgh
Ex-Conductor Charlies Bowles Wins Detroit Mayoral Race
Charlies Bowles, 46, a former streetcar conductor who saved enough to study law, has been elected mayor of Detroit. He defeated John W. Smith in a close contest.
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Charlies Bowles
Detroit
John W. Smith
Messenger Cooking School Publishes Recipes For Housewives
The Our Messenger reports recipes used at the Th. Meanenger school are published for women attending the event. Mrs. Theta leads demonstrations including rolled steak and Shamrock salad. Prizes and gifts from local merchants were awarded as attendees praised the cooking lessons and household tips.
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Th. Meanenger
George
Theta
Seaaiona
Oei
Usama
Ohio Fans Pack the Gan For a Big Game
Crowds estimated near a thousand gathered at the Gan to cheer Ohio teams. Reporters note the strong turnout and festive atmosphere despite unclear details about the event on the weekend trip.
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Ohio
Gan
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