Price Rigging Fines Imposed On Eight Firms
In Hartford UPI reports that eight firms and five executives were fined 159000 in U S District Court for conspiring to fix prices on copper and brass tubing. Judge M Joseph Blumenfeld ordered 152000 against the corporations and 26000 against the individuals with no appeal allowed.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
U. S. District Court
M. Joseph Blumenfield
Publication Revised On Hog Disease
Purdue veterinarians report atrophic rhinitis in swine is infectious but not highly contagious. Major losses arise from reduced gains despite long feeding. early signs include slowed growth, sneezing, nasal irritation, nose bleeds, and labored breathing. Severe cases distort the snout, elongating the lower jaw or turning the nose to one side.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Wheat Referendum Sparks Farm Leader Clash in Midwest
Michigan City AP reports aging William Sayer, once an AP‑credited Farm Bureau official, and other farm leaders clashed over the 1963 wheat referendum amid talk of penalties and a state parole board decision. The piece notes fines related to a bribery case and discusses the broader impact on farm policy and certificates.
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Minneapolis
Minn
iGov
George N. Craig
iMto
Sebring
Fla
Mid Jhis
Esther
Arthur Campbell
Florida
Sayer
James G. Patton
Elmer W
Doc) Sherwood
National Farmers Union
Farm Forum
Gener
Shuman
Craig
Parole Board
Patton
Sherannua
Farmers
New York
Calumet Andificate Plan
Helen, Inc
Chicago
Bridgeport Brass Co
Bridgeport
Ctate Parole Board
Mich
Phelps - Dodge, Inc
Bert Rudicel
Jess Mig. Co
Philadelphia
Cerro Corp
Triangle
Cerro
U.S
John M. Dumser
Calumet
Italiation
Helco
Bridgeport Brass
Richard L. Allen
Vice
Press-Jother Farm Commodities
Dent
Alfred C. Dappert
John H. Daniels
Mueller
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Rudicel
Sherwood
Virgill
Gred Smith
Sherwood Rand
Lowe Rauin Vngalen Smith
Indi
Congress
Patter Ental
Bankruptcies fall with mood of market rise cited
The stock market posted gains with the Dow up to 667.04 as rails and industrials led a broad advance. Bankruptcies estimated at over 2,000 cases were discussed alongside stronger grain futures despite some selling and warmer weather boosting weaker crop contracts.
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New York
Meamson & McKinson — Ciicage
UPL
Anderson Camp
Caredletts
Brunswick
Chrysler
Kodaku
Detarl
General Motors
Cies
Goodyear
Montgomery
Alward Finance
Charles J. Kushell Jr
Minnesota
Juow
New York Central
Olin Mathieson
Parke Davis
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
Chas
Radio Gorp
Souther Co
Su Sperry Rand
Standard
Standard Oil
Ind
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Titias
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
Dow Jones
Norfolk & Wester
Chicago
Clos Ie Wyte
Fars
Mixed commodity market movements with varied hog and bond activity
The report notes a price tap in the butcher hog market the largest since January, with an estimated 4.4 billion added to quoted CHICAGO values. Demand remains moderately active as prices trend across cattle and bond sectors, with notable declines in some stocks and steady highs for others.
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Chicago
Kansas City Power & Light
Es Man Spa Ig
Texas Gulf
Ic Ts
Ba Sons
Aner Petrofina
Auiek
Ieee Heifers
Livestock and Grain Prices From Muncie Indianapolis
Mixed slaughter lambs bring 18 to 20 dollars with market steady to 50 cents higher. Hogs 200 to 280 pounds steady to 1 cent lower. In Indianapolis bids 13.15 to 13.65 delivered grain. No 2 corn 10.50 to 11.50. cattle and calves listed with varied price ranges. Brother Ernest Ryan, author of saintly children’s books and founder of University of Notre Dame Press, dies at 63 in South Bend.
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Indianapolis Grains Minoteis
Indianapolis (Ap
Good and Choice Ltd
Belles
South Bend
Ind
Ernest Ryan
Uni- Standard
Notre Dame
Dutarie
Indianapolis
Tadi
Ryan
Catholic University
Portland University
Sacred Heart Church
Camana
Aimamburg City
Hamburg
Germany
Hamsmall
Burg
Laender
Local Livestock Market Prices from Emge and Grain Market
Emge reports hogs 15¢ lower with price ranges 190 to 240 pounds at 14.00 to 14.50 and 240 to 300 pounds at 13.25 to 13.75. sows 13.50 down. Cattle steady with good steers and heifers 22.00 to 24.00. feeder steers and heifers 24.00 to 26.00. calves 22.00 to 28.00. cows 12.00 to 14.00. bulls 16.00 to 19.00. Grain market notes from Farm Bureau Elevator on wheat oats and corn beans.
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Emge
What you should know about the drugs you take
A March Reader's Digest feature by a poison specialist explains how one drug taken with another can be fatal and why medical timing and dosage should be controlled by a doctor, not the patient. it also references the coroner's report on Marilyn Monroe.
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Marilyn Monroe
Detergent Plant Fire Kills Two In Whitehaven
A chemical detergent plant in Whitehaven England burned Monday killing two workmen. Ninety six firefighters fought the blaze which destroyed the main storage and dispatch building with thousands of tons of detergents in sacks and cartons. Local society officers named include Lawrence Levi and Elmer Pasko with Robert Smith Aubrey Strickler and Judge Carl Smith among the officers.
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Whitehaven
England
Grain Prices Show Mixed Grades Across Shipments
Prices at the market report 15 50 per hundredweight for mixed No 1 and 2 grades with shipper accounts taking roughly sixty percent of offerings, indicating selective bidding and value distribution among cargoes and buyers.
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