Veal and Livestock Market Summary From Twin Cities Area
Veal calves of various weights offered with discount periods through July 22. Market reports from South St. Paul and Chicago show cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep trading with steady to strong demand. Prices for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, and vealers cited, with weight-based discounts and regional differences.
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Austin Grain Market Cpoe
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Hormel Co Stock Bid At 50 Percent Asked 52 Percent
George A. Hormel and Company common stock trading details show Wright Wells and Company quoting a bid at 50 percent and an asking price at 52 percent. The snippet reflects a market quotation with narrow spread for the stock.
$40,000 Awarded in Three Accident Suits
A Crookston district court jury awarded Mrs. Delores Ayotte 35,000 for injuries, Gerald Ostrand 3,652, and John A. Ayotte 1,500 after a head on collision on Highway 75 near Euclid in July. Defendant was John R. Garry of Euclid. Ayotte sought 75,000, Ostrand 22,000, and Ayotte 20,000.
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Crookston
John A. Ayotte
Louisiana Baptists report nine churches worth over a million
Nine Baptist churches in Louisiana have church buildings valued at more than a million dollars each, according to the state Baptist convention.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
State Baptist Convention
Rome Olympic Committee Finds 39 Nations Set to Compete
The Rome Olympic organizing committee reports that 39 countries have indicated they will participate in the 1960 Games, signaling broad international involvement for the event.
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Rome
Escapees Captured at Red Wing Hotel
Two North Dakota jailbreakers, Lloyd Markham and Robert Mathiesen, were captured in a Red Wing Minnesota hotel after fleeing Stanton jail on May 21. They admitted identity but refuse voluntary return, awaiting extradi tion papers. Mathiesen faced a 45 day bad check sentence. Markham on a nonsupport charge.
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RED Wing, Minn
Stanton
N.D
North Dakota
Paul Zilgitt
Lloyd Markham
Pick City
Robert O. Mathiesen
Dodge
Markham
Mathiesen
Red Wing
Prison Farm Trustees Can Have Picnics
STILLWATER Minn AP trustees at the Minnesota prison farm may have Sunday picnics with visitors. Warden Douglas Riggs issued an order for picnics in the farm colony yard with inspections, time limits, no sharing lunches, and prohibition on contraband items.
Fishing Contest Draws Complaint in Minneapolis
The South Minneapolis chapter of the Izaak Walton League urged state conservation commissioner George Selke to outlaw a current Minnesota fishing contest. Anglers must catch a tagged fish and have entered another contest requiring three labels from sponsor projects to win prizes. The group calls it commercial exploitation of wildlife and seeks an illegal ruling or a public denouncement.
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Minneapolis
South Minneapolis
Izaak Walton League
George Selke
Minnesota
China Symbol For 20th Wedding Anniversary
The article notes that china porcelain ware is traditionally given to celebrate the 20th wedding anniversary, marking the milestone with symbolic gifts.
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China
Navy Polaris Missile Tested in Difficult Flight
A Navy Polaris experimental missile launched from Cape Canaveral Florida in a challenging test. The rocket rose about 20 seconds before breaking apart as it angled toward horizontal flight. One section reportedly crashed into the ocean while crash boats stood by.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Primitive-Type Horse Born at Brookfield Zoo
A colt described as similar to Eurasian primitive horses was born at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago. Named Louis, the three foot tall foal rests with its dam Gerta in the range animal section, and is spirited with a playful kick toward sire Charlemagne. Louis belongs to a breed called forest horses, developed in Germany over 30 years to mimic ancient stock.
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Chicago
Eurasia
Brookfield Zoo
Robert Bean
Louis
Gerta
Bean
Charlemagne
Germany
Sentencing Set for Comedian's Daughter
Barbara Ann Burns, 19, daughter of the late Bob Burns, faces sentencing Monday after a two day trial in Los Angeles. A jury convicted her on narcotics charges and she testified officers blocked contact with friends until she implicated her husband David Mack, 26, as the source. Mack was found guilty and awaits sentencing.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Ann Burns
Bob Burns
Miss Burns
David Mack
Mack
Lebanon Parliament to Elect President July 24
Beirut Lebanese lawmakers schedule a July 24 presidential election to succeed controversial Camille Chamoun. The vote aims to choose a new head of state amid ongoing political tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
May building permits surge again despite total drop
May construction shows new home starts at eleven up from five a year earlier while total permits fall from sixty eight to sixty. Valuation for May runs to $258 890, far below last year’s 2 611 505 which included Ellis Junior High and Great Western station projects. Major permits include a 50 000 dollar seven apartment building for Jordan Builders and a 20 000 dollar car wash at Sterling Shopping Center.
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Ellis
Great Western
First National Bank
Jordan Builders
W. Maple
Sterling
Warren Plunkett
Henry Aschold
Nordah
Art Ball
Wilson
Lafollette
George Hemphill
Sheldon
Arnold Bungum
Fox Drive
E. H Schwebke
E. Water
Arthur Ball
Ted Shoden
Rochford
Arthur Leighton
LeRoy E. Corbitt
W. Baldwin
Joe West
Orrin Tollerud
E. Oakland
Clyde F. Fischer
Padden
Robert Halligan
Harmon
Jordan
Manly Hammer
Myrtle
Dale Fortney
13Th
Robert L. Vietor
Keith Cambern
Edwin Ferguson
Bryan
Fred J. Phillips
Lydia Clauson
W. College
Track and field forces to tour Europe after Moscow meeting
American track and field teams will perform in Poland Hungary and Greece following a summer meeting with Russian representatives in Moscow.
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New York
Poland
Hungary
Greece
Moscow
Appeal Denied in Injury Suit for Son of St Paul Man
The Minnesota Supreme Court rejected Carl Bruno's appeal seeking 50 000 damages for injury to his five year old son Wayne hit by Anthony Belmonte's car on Jan 6 1956. A Ramsey County jury found for Belmonte. Bruno argued newly discovered evidence warranted a new trial but Justice Knutson said it would not change the result.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Carl Bruno
Wayne
Anthony Belmonte
van Buren St
Ramsey County
Belmonte
Bruno
Arthur A. Stewart
Oscar Knutson
New Rule Likely for Dust Off Pitchers
Chicago AP reports major league officials including Warren Giles and Will Harridge moving toward a joint regulation effective immediately to end pitchers deliberately dusting off batters. The meeting aimed to curb intentional beaning with a unified rule from both leagues.
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Chicago
Warren Giles
National League
Will Harridge
American League
Notre Dame names two-sport co captain Gene Duffy
Gene Duffy of Davenport Iowa was named co captain for both basketball and baseball at Notre Dame on Friday becoming the third Irish athlete to hold that honor.
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South Bend
Ind
Gene Duffy
Davenport
Iowa
Notre Dame
Port Tobacco Named From Indian Queen Potopa Co
A note explains how Port Tobacco in Maryland got its name, tracing to Indian Queen Potopa Co and how early settlers mispronounced it as Port Tobacco. The snippet highlights naming origins and local linguistic drift.
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Port Tobacco, Md
Potopaco
Port Tobacco
Wright Leads Ladies PGA as Wright Opens With 69
Mickey Wright, 23, from San Diego, shoots a 69 at Churchill Valley to take a two-stroke lead in the fourth annual Ladies PGA tournament. Marilyn Smith and Kathy Cornelius are two behind after 71s, with Louise Suggs seven back after a 76.
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Pittsburgh
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Micky
Churchill Valley Country Club
Marilynn Smith
Wichita
Kan
Kathy Cornelius
Lakeland
Fla
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Wiffie Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Beverly Hanson
Indio
Track Star Joins Colts Football Team
Baltimore Colts sign Leonard Lyles of the University of Louisville adding backfield speed for the upcoming NFL season. Lyles, their first draft pick last November, delayed contract acceptance after the college track season. He clocked 100 yards in 9.5 seconds and 220 in 20.6 seconds plus hurdles and broad jump events.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Leonard Lyles
University of Louisville
Lyles
Colts
East All Stars top West in prep basketball opener
In Hutchinson Kansas the East All Stars beat the West 72 to 67 in the first game of the national prep basketball series for graduated high school players. Jim Hadnot of Oakland paced the East with 13 of his 15 points in the final period helping tilt the game. The teams meet again tonight with the rematch set for Saturday.
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Hutchinson
Kan
East All Stars
West All Stars
Jim Hadnot
Oakland
Calif
Colorado Springs Wins Pair in Western League Doubleheader
Colorado Springs defeated Lincoln 10-4 and 6-3 in a Thursday doubleheader to move within one game of the Western League lead as the Sky Sox ride strong relief pitching. Amarillo beat Des Moines 8-7 to hang in third. Albuquerque defeated Sioux City 4-2 while Topeka edged Pueblo 11-10.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Lincoln
Sky Sox
Sox
Amarillo
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Sioux City
Topeka
Pueblo
Attendance falls short at ABC Bowling tourney
Syracuse AP report notes 54 828 attendance after 68 days of the 72 day American Bowling Congress event, 16000 below 1956 Rochester levels. Miami fifteens Dave Metzger posted an 1881 all events aggregate, a rare strong southpaw showing.
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N. Y
ABC
Rochest
Dave Metzger
Miami
Fife
Minneapolis Paddler Enters Gold Rush Canoe Race
Tom Estis of Minneapolis, a top pro paddler for 12 years, enters the Gold Rush Canoe Race at Flin Flon Trout Festival with partner Ervin Peterson. The professional race offers 1800 prize money, as amateurs compete for trophies and medals. Festival runs June 27 to July 1.
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Man
Tom Estis
Minneapolis
United States
Estis
Ervin Peterson
Fargo and Minot battle for second in Northern League
Fargo-Moorhead cut Minot’s two game lead to a half game as the Twins swept Aberdeen 5-2 and 7-5. Minot stayed in second by edging St Cloud 5-4, Eau Claire hit four homers to tie St Cloud for fourth, and Grand Forks beat Duluth Superior 7-2.
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Associated Press
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Minot
Twins
Aberdeen
St. Cloud
Eau Claire
Grand Forks
Duluth Superior
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