BAKER QUESTIONS EATON IN STEEL MERGER
Cleveland financier Cyrus S. Eaton faced cross examination in Youngstown as the suit to enjoin the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger unfolded. The testimony traced Eaton’s links to Republic Steel and Continental Shares and outlined how Trumbull Steel, Republic and other firms were folded into the Republic consolidation.
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Youngstown
Cyrus S. Eaton
Consolidated Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Newton D. Baker
Eaton
David Jenkins
Bethlehem
Our and Company
Cleveland Brokers
Trumbull Steel Company
Old Republic From and Steel Company
Trumbull
Continental Shares Inc
Commonwealth Securities
Cleveland Cliffs Corporation
Republic
Baker
Central
Donner Steel
Bourne Fuller Company
Otis and Company
Trumull
Continental Shares
Foreign Utilities Ltd
Trumbull Company
Inland Steel Company of Chicago
Ohio Markets
Detroit
Michigan
Cliffs Corporation
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Cliffe Corporation
Alloy
Canton
Central Steel
Massillon
Witherow
Donner Steel Company
Suffalo
Donner
Continental
Union Drawn Steel Company
Beaver Falls
Central Alloy
Interstate Steel Company of
Chicago
Jenkins
Donner-Witherow
Reynolds Jr. for State Senate Seventh District
Democratic candidate Albert W. Reynolds Jr. announces his bid for the State Senate representing the Seventh District in a political campaign notice. He seeks support from voters across the district as the election approaches.
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Albert W. Reynolds Jr
Bankers 10 Meet President Hoover in Capital Today
Bankers visit the capital for a session with President Hoover as federal crop reports show Pennsylvania yields rising in wheat and other crops. Harmon notes wheat at 22.5 bushels per acre vs 18 average, potatoes 24,308,000 bushels, and corn down to 44,948,000 from last year.
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Bankers
President Hoover
Capital
Pennsylvania
Harmon
Dudley Rumored to Become City Mayor Under New Charter
Report suggests J. 8S. Sheb Dudley will be the next mayor when the new council takes office September 1 under the amended charter. The council has chosen Eddie Ruehl of Norton as town manager, effective October 1. Dudley has long been active in public affairs and previously served on the council.
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Dudley
Ees
Eddie Ruehl
Norton
Ruehl
Mission Services Attract Many In Bolton
Captain Tom Moss of Bolton England conducts a mission at the Episcopal chapel spreading optimism and sun shine. The 24 year old preacher visits homes, speaks English, and notes that all souls can be saved. His services attract attendees from various churches and he spoke on the Church Army of England during last evening’s session.
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Tom Moss
Bolton
England
Episcopal Chapel
Captain Moss
Moss
Virginia Sidelights on Angling and Bats in August
The article notes veteran angler Cint Harman catching over a dozen bass one day last week before fish activity waned, likely due to drought. It also describes bull bats feeding midair, their protected status in Virginia, and opinions on their insect-catching value. T. BE. Nash, Bluefield native, visits relatives and discusses Ohio drought severity.
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Cint Harman
Mr. Harman
Virginia
Bracing Cool Nights Above Sea Support Corn Crop
FE EB Tiller, longtime West ward resident, notes bracing cool nights a half mile above sea level protect corn. He warns frost staying off during this spell likely delays frost until after harvest, with katydids present as a local character.
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EB. Tiller
West Ward
Tiller
Bluestone Valley
Tazewell Fair Opens With Drought Eased Prospects
The Tazewell fair opens today as attendance is expected to rise despite a drought. Green pastures and healthy livestock mark the county since rainfall. Free admission for county schoolchildren, main gate price cut to 50 cents, with races, Cetlin and Wilson show, and Pat Huffard tight rope act scheduled daily.
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Atomin
Cetlin
Wilson
Pat Huffard
Tazewell Fair
Frost Dusts Bluefield Roofs Before Sunrise
Early risers in Bluefield report a light frost Sunday morning not severe enough to cause damage but house tops and wood sheds were covered with frost shortly after 5 o'clock.
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Bluefield
Virginia Side Personalities Highlight Local Guests
Mrs Arbelle Benbow hosts a reunion week for W C and D L Donald of Oak Ridge North Carolina, their wives, and Miss Helen Peters of Kansas City visiting Lovers Lane home. Others include Mrs W H Speed in Ashland Kentucky, Mr and Mrs H W Snuggs of China visiting J T Wilson, and missionary Grace Mason.
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Arbelle Benbow
W. C
D. L. Donald
Oak Ridge
N. C
Donalds
Carlise Peters
Helen Peters
Kansas City
Benbow
Peters
Mattie Benbow
Lovers Lane
W. H. Speed
Virginia
Ashland
Debutante Joy Du Pre Ties To London High Society
Joy Du Pre, praised as the most beautiful girl in London’s younger social set, is the debutante daughter of William Baring Du Pre, a leading figure in the city’s society circles.
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London
Joy du Pre
William Baring du Pre
Family notices and illness updates mingle in brief items
Mr and Mrs G W Pile are with sons Ray and James Vawter and daughters Virginia and Elinor Vawter. Mr Vawter once served as Norfolk and Western agent at Maybeury MD. Mrs A P Buchanan remains seriously ill at Jefferson hospital Roanoke. Edith Cooke and Mary Helen Matthews returned from Mt Airy and Ashville NC. J B Hawkins and son Jimmie return to Washington DC after visiting Mr and Mrs J B Hawkins.
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The
Baptist Church
China
M. E. Tabor
Ebenezer Farmer
Ruth Spracher
Lynchburg
Guy Bailey
Davy
C. P. Nash
Virginia Avenue
H. H. Young
Richmond
W. P. Wyatt
Tazewell
Tazewell Fair
Jess Gillespie
New York
W. H. Cantrell
Roanoke
Amanda Greever
M. H. Worrell
J. K. Burgess
Sanders
T. McCall Frazier
Virginia
T. K. Sexton
Mr. Frazier
Mr. Sexton
Bluefield
G. W. Pile
Ray
James Vawter
Elinor Vawter
Vawter
Norfolk and Western
Maybeury
Maryland
A. P. Buchanan
Jefferson Hospital
Edith Cooke
Mary Helen Matthews
Mt. Airy
Ashville
State GOP lays groundwork for fall campaign meeting
The State Committee outlines strategy as Republicans discuss turnout and election statistics. GOP leaders including Robert L. Hogg and Fred O. Blue address off year election concerns while former Governor Gore offers support and work for the fall effort. County committee chairs are invited to Charleston for the planning session.
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State Committee
Bowman
Robert L. Hogg
Point Pleasant
Congress
Fred O. Blue
Charleston
Jones
Joe L. Smith
Blue
Gore
Two Local Pilots Buy Planes at Local Airport
C. W. Sunny Freeman Jr with Pilot Bill Duff arrived yesterday with a new Waco from Cincinnati, marking the second new plane for the local airport this week. Earlier, Saturday, Cloyd Bailey and Pilot Howard brought in another Waco. Freeman, a local air school graduate and licensed pilot.
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C. W
Sunny” Freeman Jr
Bill Duff
Cincinnati
Cloyd Bailey
Howard
Sunny” Freeman
Milk of Magnesia Eases Indigestion Quickly
An ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best remedy for excess stomach acid causing indigestion. It claims fast neutralization of acid, safety, tastelessness, and long physician-standing trust for over 50 years. The copy urges readers to buy genuine Phillips product in 258 and 50 cent bottles at drug stores.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
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