Maine Chance Nominee Fails To Reach Farm
NEW YORK AP Mr. Bush er has failed to regain his racing edge and so another big name is out of the Kentucky Derby. Mrs Elizabeth Graham owner of the Maine Chance Farm told an adviser yesterday that the hard luck son of War Admiral definitely will not face the barrier in the Louisville classic. This is the second withdrawal of one of the leading Derby contenders in the last 10 days.
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NEW York
Mr. Busher
Elizabeth Graham
Maine
Washington Park
Mrs. Graham
Lexington
Maine Chance
Bucks Beaten 7-6 By Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware Ohio Wesleyan corners Buckeyes in season opener after five Buckeye errors by Bob Weygandt and strong pitching from Nelson Reeves who fanned four and walked five before Bob Hart closed out the ninth to preserve a 7-6 win.
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Delaware
INS
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware Bishops
Buckeyes
Buck
Bob Weygandt
Nelson Reeves
Wesleyan
Reeves
Bob Hart
Toronto Coach Frets As Leafs Open Game Three
Toronto coach Happy Day frets over Detroit as the Maple Leafs, leading two games to none in the Stanley Cup finals, prepare for the third encounter at home. He voices worry about the Red Wings despite home ice and a potential Cup clinch.
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Toronto
Day
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit
Leafs
Red Wings
Driver Hurt in Crash at 3rd and Young Streets
Howard C. Mahon, 22, of 21109 3rd St SE, was treated at Mercy Hospital for knee and arm scratches after a collision at 3rd St and Young Ave SE Tuesday at 5 15 P M. His car hit a vehicle driven by John W. Cruzan, 50, of 1601 Belden Ave SE. Cruzan was arrested on a stop sign charge.
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Howard C. Mahon
3Rd St SE
Mercy Hospital
3Rd St
Young Are SE
Mr. Mahon
John W. Cruzan
Belden Ave SE
Cruzan
Girl, 5, Bitten by Dog in Northwest Neighborhood
Joanne Muntean, five, of 4116 Valley or NW, treated by a physician Tuesday for leg abrasions and a laceration after a dog owned by Harold Hall of 224 14th St NW bit her, police reported.
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Joanne Muntean
Valley Or
Harold Hall
14Th St
Magnolia 4-H Club Meeting Planned for April 25
Magnolia Shamrock 4-H Club schedules its next gathering on Monday April 25 at Nancy Burkett’s Magnolia home. Members will continue sewing and completing clothing projects started at the previous meeting hosted by Marjorie Stedham in Magnolia.
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Magnolia Shamrock 4-H
Nancy Burkett
Magnolia
Marjorie Stedham
Engineer earns top score in Ohio tests
William J. Collins of 1607 Harvard Ave NW an engineer for the Timken Roller Bearing Co. scored 96.8 in mechanical engineering on Ohio State Board of Registration tests. He was living in Elyria at the time of the examinations.
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William J. Collins
Harvard Ave
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Ohio State Board of Registration
Elyria
Nose Fracture in Altercation Reported at Cleveland Area
Edgar Lowles, 24, of 2217 Alliance Rd NE, treated at Mercy Hospital for a fractured nose after an altercation Tuesday at 9 45 p m in the 1100 block of Cleveland Ave NW police reported
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Edgar Lowles
Alliance Rd
Mercy Hospital
Cleveland
Woman Charged With Solicitations and Disorderly House
Margaret Allen aged 30 faces charges of soliciting and operating a disorderly house after vice squad arrested her at 329 Rex Avenue SE. Sylvia Decester aged 25 was also arrested at the same address on a charge of residing in a disorderly house.
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Margaret Allen
Rex Ave SE
Sylvia Decester
Chandler and club owners discuss suit defense plan
Chicago AP reports club owners and American League representatives meet with Commissioner A B Chandler to map defense strategy in player suits. Sessions follow a Cincinnati parley last Friday with NL officials. no statements expected. Lawsuits include Lanier and Martin seeking 2 5 million and Gardella 300 thousand, threatening the reserve clause.
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Chicago
American League
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
National League
Cincinnati
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
St. Louis Cardinal
Danny Gardella
New York Giant
Mr Busher Won't Run Derby and Steel Output Slows
The report notes Mr Busher will not run in the derby as steel operations show a weekly rate near 99.5 percent of capacity with a downward trend. It recalls prewar averages around 74 percent and hints at a move toward normal activity. Demand has dipped in recent weeks with firms taking extra second quarter work beyond expectations.
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Iron Age
Scrap Drops To New Low
New York April 13 AP steel scrap prices hit a fresh low since OPA ceilings ended in 1946. Iron Age reports a scrap composite of 23.58 dollars per gross ton, down 2.59 from last week and above the 19.17 OPA average. No 1 heavy melting steel fell by five dollars at Chicago, 1.75 at Pittsburgh, and one dollar at Philadelphia, signaling a buyers’ market for steel.
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New York
Iron Age
Metalworking Trade Weekly
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Liggett & Myers Stock Leads New York Market Rise
New York April 13 AP Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co stock advanced amid a steady market with most issues moving in fractions. Heavy gainers included Electric Power and Light and Montgomery Ward fell on personnel issues. Industrial averages rose nine cents while rails were unchanged.
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Liggett & Myers
Sonnel
Electric Power & Light
U. S. District
Lukens Steel
Studebaker
Firestone
Caterpillar Tractor
Douglas Aircraft
National Distillers
Consolidated Natural Gas
Dow Chemical
du Pont
Radio Corp
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
Nickel Plate
Texas Co
Gulf Oil
Warner Bros
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
Consolidated Edison
Air Reduction
General Electric
U. S
Gypsum
Atlantic Coast Line
United Air Lines
Bowling Entries for Industrial Association Tourney Near Canton
Entries for the Canton area Industrial Association bowling tournament at the Castalia mall close tonight with about 150 teams expected. Manager Bill Caskey reported over 130 on file. competition runs April 23 to May 8, with entries accepted until midnight. Sweepstakes bowling, including handicap doubles at the Central, resumes tonight at 6 with hourly shifts. plant hours include Thursday 6 and Saturday 6:30 to 8:30, closed Sunday for Easter observance. Floyd Hughes No. 2 defeated Cooties No. 30 for the Veterans of Foreign Wars title at Castalia mall, led by Ray Patterson Jr with 602.
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Bill Caskey
Canton
the Central
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Cooties
Hughes
Ray Patterson Jr
Hercules
Chadwell
Cornell
Ker
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Varkonda
Lee
Treiber
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Doty
Oates
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Streeter
Wyant
Hall-Spiker
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Kark-Singary
Doty-Talarico
Aneshansley-Povlinkoe
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Blue- Bowen
Farber and McWilliams win doubles at Hercules Motors tourney
Sam Farber and Revere Matt McWilliams won doubles at the Hercules Motors tour event held at Central last night, posting 1257 for the week. Roy Chadwell won singles with 686 including a 99 handicap, while Farber also claimed the all events title with 1881 across nine games. preliminary lows were 1161 in doubles and 582 in singles.
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Hercules Motors
Sam Farber
Revere
Matt) McWilliams
Roy Chadwell
Egg price schedule for retailers and government graded eggs
Pittsburgh April 13 report lists jobbing prices for Grade AA and A eggs by size and color. Large white 57-58 and 53-56, large brown 52, mixed 54, medium whites 50-52, medium browns 47-50, pullets 43, other items 39. Government sealed cartons show Grade A large white 62 and large brown 59, medium whites 55, medium browns 53.
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Pittsburgh
Egg and poultry price report from Cleveland market
In Cleveland on April 13 AP report shows eggs by consumer grade with large AA white at 60 cents and brown at 52 cents per case. Wholesale eggs priced at 44-49 cents for extra 1 and 2 large white, 42-45 cents brown. Live poultry F.O.B. Cleveland quoted fowl colored heavy 40-43, leghorn 34-35, heavy fryers and broilers 36-42, stags 22-27.
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Cleveland
Department of Agriculture
U. S
F.O.B
Cleveland Corporation Awarded School Bonds
The First Cleveland Corp., with offices in the National City Bank building, Cleveland, purchased 214000 2.75 percent bonds issued at par by the Jefferson County Union Local School District. Harvey Mayr, the firm's Canton representative, also oversees Steubenville, said the award was made Monday night. The firm paid a premium of 4636 dollars.
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National City Bank
Cleveland
Jefferson (County) Union
Harvey Mayr
Cleveland Firm
Canton
Steubenville
Cleveland Corp
Livestock Prices Across Categories Steady to Higher
Market report shows cattle steady with several price bands from common to prime and calves at 250 weight slow to good. Hogs gain 25 cents with ranges by weight. sheep and lambs slow and lower with clipped lambs and ewes priced. Bulls and bears cited with mixed quality cuts and canners.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Reported For Cattle Hogs Sheep
Salable cattle in Pittsburgh on April 13 ranged from 12 to 25 dollars for canners and cutters to 23 25 for steers good to choice, with heifers and cows quoted higher. Hogs of 600 head sold 25 to 50 cents higher across weight classes, lambs 28 29.5 for choice, sheep varied 15.5 to 29.5, calves 31 32 for good to choice and 10 13 for culls.
Chicago livestock prices early in trading on April 13
Hogs at 6 500 head steady to 25 cents higher with top at 19.75 and bulk 17.50 to 19, heavy 17.50 to 19, medium 18.75 to 19.75, light 18.75 to 19.75, light lights 18 to 19, packing sows 14 to 16.50, pigs 15 to 18. Cattle 8 000 head steady, calves 500 steady with good and choice steers 23 to 29, common and medium 19 to 23, yearlings 19 to 20, heifers 16 to 27, cows 15 to 20.50, bulls 16 to 22.50, calves 17 to 31.50, feeder steers 20 to 25.50. Stockers steers 19 to 24, cows and heifers 16 to 22.
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Goodyear
Plymouth Oil
Am Car & Fdy
Gt North Pfad
Pure
Amer Loco
Greyhound
Radio Corp
Radiator
Hercules Mo
Repair Steel
Am Roll Mills
Homestake Min
Sears Roebuck
Am Smelt & R
Industrial Rayon
Shell Union
Int Harvester Socony Vac
Tel & Tel
Int Nickel
Sou Pacific
Int
Southern Ry
Jones & Laughlin
Sperry Corp
Anaconda
Kennecott
Atlantic Ref
Kresge Stand Oil Cal
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Kroger Gro
Ind
B * Corp Lambert
Consol Aircraft
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Natl Distiller
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U S Steel
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Warner Bros
Dome Mines
Nor Pacific
Western Union
DuPont
Ohio Oil
Westinghouse
Kmastman Rod Packard
Wheeling Steel
Baton Mte
Pan Amer Air
White Motors
el Auto Lite
Paramount YP
Woolworth
Firestone
Penn RR
Youngst S&t
Gen Electric
Pepsi Cola
Zenith Radio Gen Motorsee San the
Phillips Pete
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Grain Quotations Move Little at Open in Chicago Trade
Grain prices opened with small moves on the Board of Trade. Passage of the House bill expanding European aid had little effect, as expected. Wheat held near unchanged to percent lower for May at 2.18 ¼ dollars, corn was steady to percent higher at 1.3334 dollars, and oats were unchanged to percent lower at 0.69 dollars for May.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
House
Roving Stevedores Inc Promises Freight Handling Service
ROVING STEVEDORES Inc offers loaded and unloaded freight cars with full efficiency and manpower to manage various freight types. Ready to serve nationwide, they remind shippers to call when demurrage accounts pile up, based in Canton Ohio with phone number 5 4421.
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Stevedores, Inc
Roving Stevedores, Inc
Canton
Ohio
Drain tiles stolen from RD 1 residence
Alvin R. Engelhardt reports six drainage tiles worth twenty four dollars were taken from the driveway of his RD 1 residence sometime Monday, prompting a sheriff's office report.
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Alvin R. Engelhardt
RD 1
Sheriff's Office
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