Rise of Eaton in steel saga reshapes Youngstown bets
An analysis of Eaton’s role in rescuing Trumbull from receivership in 1925 sparked his rise in the steel sector. His Otis & Company and Cleveland-Cliffs ties helped secure financing, positioning him on boards at Inland Steel and Republic. The era then saw Bethlehem and Youngstown Steel’s possible merger, with Price Waterhouse guiding the deal terms and a negotiated exchange ratio.
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Trumbull
Mahoning Valley
Stockholde
New, York
Philip Wick
Youngsilk
Hope
Mittee
James A.camp
Campbell
Counntry
House of Morgan
Eaton
Ohio
Cleveland Trust Company
Otis and Company
Cleveland
Trumbull Stall
Eaton's
Olis & Conpary
Repulic Board
Micinbor
Waton
Trumbull Cain
Republic
Otis & Company
SEIEC
Republic Steel Corporation
Inland Steel
Youngstown
Steel
Tube of America
Chicago
Inland
Continental Shares Company
Cleveland-Cliffs Corporation
W. le Mather
S. Livingston Mather
James A. Campbell
Gray
Charles M. Schwab
Eugene Grace
BethIlehem
Youngstown Oight
Grace
Bethehem
Bethlehem Mille
Jim" Campbell
Gene
Stock Exchange
Bethlehem
Bethelehem
Jim” Campbell
Baton
Yeungstown
Mid
Steel World
Relief for Jobless Leader Picked by Hoover
Former New York City police commissioner Arthur Woods named by President Hoover to head national unemployment relief. He aims to coordinate federal, state and local efforts with industry and welfare groups to aid jobless Americans.
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Arthur Woods
New York City
Hoover
Red Cross Poster Contest Highlights Wartime Imagery
The article details a 1930 poster competition featuring prominent American artists. Lawrence Wilbur creates a symbolic figure of motherhood and Red Cross, with displays including works by Howard Chandler Christy and Walker showing a nurse. Posters celebrate the service of the Red Cross and will be exhibited in November to spur membership.
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United States
Aod & Committee
Lawrence Wilhuy
New York
Red Cross
Jy Hospital
America
Soward Chandler Christy
Ameries
Harcated Vlaker
Craig
Foringer
Anil
Red Crosd
Fisure
Aerey
Americas
Yudeu Bandrad
Ar Wilbur
Ile Red
Lawrence Wilbur
General Election Ballot Roster and Polling Notes
A long list of town and precinct names with judges and clerks for Emmet Centerville Rocky Mound Saratoga Y-Lodges DeAnn Friendship Jackajones Desneyville Oxzan Union Goodluti Box 1 and Goodluti districts shows candidates and polling locations. A large vote is expected at all polling places in the county as announced. Polling places in Howe will be the entries in the primary elections.
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Emmet
Louis ‘Townsend
Louis Townsend
Emomet
Walker Chambless
Jim Pur He
Grover Sutton
Centerville
Carl Richards
McBilray
A. G. Mariner
W. A. Austin
J. G. Allen
Rocky Mound
I. H- Butler
Hope
Ernest Steed
Herman
Washington
A. Y. Yarbrough
W. P. Wason
J. L. Walters
McCackil
Jackajones
Wisburn Tinberlake
Hubey Sutton
Joe Wrenashington
Fred Sutton
J. N- Hay
Desneyville
Ed Lee
Deaneyville
Stanfield Band
S. LT. Yarberry
Dean
Vom Haynes
Washingwn
Clerks
W. V. Fravier
Bob Lewis
Howe
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution Reveals Yesterday's Part
A scrambled Philadelphia style crossword solution page lists clues and answers from yesterday's puzzle. It mentions various theme entries like cities, rivers, and common terms, with partial readings and notes on foundations, schedules, and partial births. The text also references a few named places in Pennsylvania and Boston area terms, plus scattered percentages and partial phrases.
Forgot Window, Stolen Cigars After 24 Years
In Montreal Fell Lecour forgot to close his cellar window, allowing theft of cigars and cigarettes valued at one dollar, marking a rare lapse after 24 years. A separate report notes cigarette withdrawals from bonds nearly reached 120,000,000 in the last year, setting a new record.
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Montreal
Lecour
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Local notes on Texarkana trip and state committee meeting
Personal mention Tom McLarty of Hope Ruto Co spent Monday in Texarkana on business. W. 5. Atkins returned Monday night from Little Rock after attending a meeting of the State Democratic Central Committee. Nevada has only one farm for every 40 square miles of territory.
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Tom McLarty
Hope Ruto Co
Texarkanan
W. 5
Atkins
Little Rock
Gare
State Democratic Central Committee
Nevada
Understanding Contract Bidding Compared To Auction
A summary contrasts Contract with Auction highlighting bid based scoring, slam bonuses, and vulnerability impacts. It notes Contract limits scoring to bid tricks, higher penalties for overbidding, diamond and heart spade shifts, rubber bonuses, and the need to study valuation and fundamentals like Auction to master Contract.
Flat Roofs Vogue For Future Homes
Chicago report outlines a decade plan for flat roof homes with epnaue windows and self cooling units. Herbert A. Nelson notes modern materials allow flat roofs without weather pitching and thinner walls to create extra rooms without enlarging house plans.
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Chicago
Herbert A. Nelson
Nations
Kent
Association
Nelson
Public wary of ideal changes in home design
Estate men and architects say the public resists idealized design changes. Builders prefer traditional space and practical layouts over novel features like cherry veneers and ship's cabin inspired rooms, signaling slow adoption of new fashion in housing plans.
Dirty Bills Signal Business Depression in Canada Banks
In St Catharines Ontario banks report dirty currency as a sign of recession. Bills sent to Toronto for destruction have risen sharply, with a 100 percent increase in shipments this week and a similar jump during the current unemployment crisis. Bank officials warn the dirty money reflects low business mood.
Pair Turn Dead Rats Into Potatoes and Eggs
Kingston readers learn of a curious case where Thomas J. White and Ray Barbre hunted rats at night with rifles and flashlights on a Lenulr county farm. Promised sweet potatoes for each rat killed, they turned seven rats into baked potatoes and eggs before leaving with cages and the understanding that more supplies would follow.
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Kingston
N.C
UDI
Thomas J. White
Ray Barbre
Lenulr
Burke
Whitt
Contract Bridge Laws Explained by The Whist Club Leaders
A 1930 publication reviews the new standard code of Contract Bridge laws approved by The Whist Club of New York and affiliated clubs. It outlines scoring, bids, premiums, and vulnerabilities, detailing tricks, undertricks, bonuses, and penalties under various contracts and the rubber system. The article notes the rank of suits, how game is reached, and how doubles affect scores, with references to Vanderbilt and practical guidance for informed players.
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Whist Club
New York
Knickerbocker Whist Club
Racquet and Tennis Club of
Cavendish Club
American Whist League
Coloss
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Memphis
Tenn
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Antarctic
Admiral Byrd
Arctic
Charlie’ Planinshek
Arctic Circle
Gotewde
Arima
Talor City
Pennsylvania
Yeaterday
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Bee
Penn Dounde
Ipia
Down
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Moambranpoe
Ata
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Hayle, Jr
Wynne Ferguson
Confrict
Begus Ag
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Berlin
Hoyle, Jr
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U.S. Playing Card Co
Cincinnati
Whist Clut
Vanderbilt
Carold S. Vanderbilt
Granth Stan Wits
Declarer
Boser
Alverashes
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Penelty
Eee
Fiset
MG Pein
Doch
Partoec
Shoit Street
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