Y M C A Basketball Tourney Results Tonight
Three YMCA games produced a 65 15 Green Imps win over Pha ris Rubber Men and Simpson Independent 21 18 over Five Pests. HiJackers won 2 0 by forfeit vs Aurora due to Aurora absence, while YMCA beat Pirates 44 33.
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West Penn Co Extends Discount Period of Bills
West Penn Company announces extended discount period on bills to strengthen the exchange uses for the benefit of the investor. The move aims to provide more favorable terms and liquidity for stakeholders amid market conditions.
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West Penn CO
Dividends Declared by American Powers and Light Company
Directors announce 87.5 cents on the 6 cumulative preferred and 31.5 cents on the 5 cumulative preferred shares, payable April 1 to stock recorded March 28. Previously, the 6 issue paid 75 cents and the 5 issue 62.5 cents.
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New York
American Powers and Light Company
Chicago Exchange Grants New Ruling on Publicity and Listing
The Chicago Stock Exchange revised rules requiring full publicity of corporation reports and ending the practice of peddling new issues on a when and if basis. Securities will not be listed with a public offering, and listings will be considered only after firms show broad public distribution. Full information on offered securities must be filed with the exchange.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Paul H. Davis
Exchange
Davis
Hoover Returns Home After Presidency Fifty Years
Herbert Hoover arrived in Palo Alto California on March 22 with friends and neighbors greeting him after leaving the presidency. Mayor Earl Thomas gave a brief, warm speech noting the city’s pride in his return as Hoover said he planned to take a long rest.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Earl ©. Thomas
Hoover eyes long stay in California after leaving
Reporters questioned his commitment to return to Washington. Mr. Hoover said that after nineteen years away from California he hopes to reverse the trend and remain there for the next twenty years.
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California
Mr. Hoover
Lehman Calls for Stricter Utility Regulation in NY
Governor Herbert J. Lehman urged the New York legislature to grant broad powers to the public service commission to direct and vigorously regulate public utilities. The proposal aims to tighten oversight and ensure reliable service across the state with expanded regulatory authority.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert J. Lehman
New York
Public Service Commission
Governor asks legislature to curb utility abuses
In a message to the legislature the governor denounces serious abuses in utility laws and urges the public service commission be given authority to end them. He calls for tighter restrictions on holding company abuses and recommends prohibiting loans to holding companies unless approved by the public service commission.
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Public Service Commission
Assessment of railroad settled
Welch March 22, a for mal order directed the Norfolk and Western railway to pay taxes in West Virginia on an assessed valuation of 65,000,000 for 1932. Circuit Judge Reno F. Howard entered the order after the railroad sought a reduction from the 65,000,000 valuation fixed by the board of public works, contending for a 46,732,341 market value on securities as of December 31, 1931.
United Gas Avo ids Tax In Stock Deal
Judge Robert E Healy told the Federal Trade Commission that United Gas Improvement Co avoided income tax on nine million three hundred thousand dollars in a stock trade. He noted two moves in transferring holdings in utility companies and questioned if the tax law was successfully bypassed.
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United Gas Improvement Co
Federal Trade Commission
Robert E. Healy
Commission
Healy
West Virginia coal sales groups plan coordinated push
Two WV groups moved to unite for soft coal industry support after a Supreme Court ruling. Fairmont Coal Sales, Inc. held a general committee meeting to stabilize Northern West Virginia markets with contact committees named to meet operators ahead of a March 31 session. Members named include Lisle White E H Reppert Carl L Horner from Fairmont and W C Dobbie Truman Johnson Jay Snoderly from Fairmont. Monongalia and Taylor County reps joined, with Smokeless Coal Operators Association members meeting in Washington to discuss tentative plans.
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United States Supreme Court
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Fairmont Coal Sales, Inc
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Taylor County
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H. G. Mundy
Alex Waddell
Monongake
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Smokeless Coal Operators Association of West Virginia
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Mellon Back Home to Work
Andrew W. Mellon returns to Pittsburgh on his 78th birthday after 12 years of public service. Wealth diminished personally but connected firms now control assets above 3 billion dollars. he must wait two years before reentering banking except in an advisory role.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Biss
Mellon
the Treasury
Melton
House Plunges Anew Into Debate On Farm Relief Measure
Washington reports the House moved to advance the administration farm relief bill with strong support for passage. Members occupied the debate longer than allotted as Agriculture Committee member Jones requested extra time, extending discussion before the vote.
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Washington
House
Cl Jones
Agriculture Committee
Plans for Roosevelt Tennessee River watershed work
Washington reports planned start on Roosevelt experimental watershed program under conservation corps legislation. Forests to be selected soon and ranges in the Tennessee valley to be included. A broader public works program is expected to propose phases of Tennessee development including reservoir construction.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Conservation Corps
Tennessee
Cone
Luchs Widow Files $5158 Damages Suit
Washington Pa March 92 The widow and father in law of John Luch Pittsburgh football player who died recently sue for 31000 damages for injuries from an automobile collision a year ago Mrs Luch nee Marthe Ernes seeks 5158 and Andrew Ernes her father 26467. Defendants named Leslie D Loughry Washington and Andrew Gulyban Jr Cannonsburg drove cars involved with Ernes. The widow and her father were injured while Luch died.
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John Luch
Pittsburgh
Luch
Marthe Ernes
Andrew Ernes
Wheeling
W. Va
Leslie D. Loughry
Andrew Gulyban, Jr
Cannonsburg
Ernes
Lawsuit Seeks 1.448 Million From Studebaker in Other Suit
A $1,448,000 suit against the Studebaker Corporation of America was filed in supreme court by Albert J. Carey of Brooklyn to recover notes given by the company. Studebaker is in a friendly receivership. Justice Almon W. Lytle issued a writ of attachment for all Studebaker property in Erie county. Sore Rules Snow Festival.
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Buffalo
Corporation of America
Supreme Court
Albert J. Carey
Brooklyn
Almon W. Lytle
Erie County
Sore
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