Stocks Edge Lower on Profit Taking After Gains
New York markets slipped irregularly as profit taking cooled recent advances. Volume near 4.2 million, led by fractional losses for IBM and Polaroid. GM held gains after nearing a high while Ford and AMC fell. Merck rose about 2. International Nickel gained. steel, oil, chemicals mixed.
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New York
IBM
Polaroid
du Pont
Union Carbide
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
At&t
International Telephone
Merck
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Kennecott
Texaco
New York Central
Fragmented textile price list entry with varied codes
The record shows a garbled page fragment listing varied codes and numbers across companies and goods. It mentions items like Cherry Bur, Natl Oats, Nissen Co, Rath Pack, Technicolor, Kaiser ind, Thermogas, Life invest, and Mid-Amer with assorted figures and partial identifiers. The content resembles an index or price board rather than a full article.
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Am Reinsur
Jon Clinton Eng
Nissen Co
Kaiser Ind
Life Invest
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Steady Butter and Poultry Prices
Wholesale butter prices remain steady with slight gains in parts per volume. Live poultry quotations rise modestly on roasters and fryers while market arrivals track and demand remains good. Idaho russets and Red River Valley reds also noted with current quotes.
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Chicago
Idaho
Red River Valley
New York Produce Prices Mixed as Demand Eases
Prices remain steady with overall demand quieting. Range includes large and medium sizes with 40-pound average for middling goods and 35 pound average for smalls. Standards listed at 34 to 36 cents and 31 cents for UTTERings.
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New York
Earthquake rattles near Baku on Caspian Sea coast
Moscow dispatch from Tass reports a medium strength quake struck the district near Baku on the Caspian Sea on Monday. Buildings shook as residents felt the tremor and authorities began checks for damage.
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Moscow
Baku
Caspian Sea
Tass
Hogs Steady To 50 Lower on Wednesday Estimates
Chicago AP USDA estimates show Wednesday receipts: 11 000 cattle 6 000 hogs 1000 sheep. Butcher hogs steady to 50 cents lower. cattle and lambs mostly steady. Slaughter steers 27.00 27.25. heifers 25.25 25.50. cows 14.50 16.00. bulls 18.50 20.50. Sheep slaughter lambs steady with various price ranges for fed westerns and shorn ewes 9.00 7.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Bolgena
Wasty
Gobbo
Prices Steady as U S Packers Report Cattle Rates
Des Moines market reports show prices largely steady with Monday activity. Estimated Tuesday receipts are 65 000, with last week 81 000 and year ago 64 000, and Monday 53 000. Trade ranges for butchers and lows span 11.00 to 15.60 per hundredweight across various weight classes.
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Des Moines
UPI
Wateroo bid unclear market price report
fragmentary data shows bid ranges for weights and bids in odd units with figures like 12.50 2 3. 25 and 13.00 for larger consignments. Local context and full details are missing due to damaged OCR.
Omaha Livestock Market Cattle Receipts Review
Receipts at Omaha reach about 10 000 with about 50 calves. Trade shows weak to mostly 25 cents lower with Ron steers and heifers not yet developed. Loads of choice around 1050 lb steers and 950 lb heifers show weaker demand under pressure.
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Omaha
UPI
Sioux City Livestock Cattle Prices Steady Amid Slow Trade
Receipts 5,000 cattle with 50 calves at Sioux City. Trading slow as slaughter steers and heifers struggle to establish values. Early sales show steady to firm with prices around 24.75 to 25.50 for various weights. four lots, 1,100 to 1,150 pounds, quoted near 25.00.
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Joux City
UPI
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices on Tuesday
Cedar Rapids hog market prices held steady Tuesday with butchers 200 to 230 pounds at 14.50 to 15.35 dollars and some at 15.50. Bulk of 1s and 2s ranged 15.00 to 15.35 with plant delivery. Packing sows under 300 pounds 13.00 to 14.00 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Soybean futures swing in broad range on profit cashing
In Chicago soybeans moved over a wide range Tuesday as traders locked in profits and reversed buying cues. Other grains stayed quiet with small fractional moves. soybeans finished largely unchanged to four cents lower while corn and oats showed minor gains and rye fell about two dollars and a quarter per bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago cash provisions report with grain prices
AP notes Chicago cash provisions showing corn prices No 2 yellow at 1.20 and No 3 yellow at 1.20. No wheat or soybean sales reported. Oats heavy mixed 76c. Barley offered at choice 1.25 to 1.33, feed 96c to 1.10.
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Chicago
Investor asks about recovering losses with speculative warrants
Sam Shulsky cautions a 65 year old couple with about 350 monthly income and 25 000 cash to avoid high risk warrants. He notes total investable capital could yield around 200 more per month for income and urges focusing on safer, income oriented investments rather than trading and speculation. The adviser questions the need to risk nearly 30 000 in speculative securities and urges protecting the wife with prudent investments.
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Havey
Baird- Atomic
Avnet
Martin Marietta
Chemeiron
Hallicrafters
Allis Chalmers
Dresser
Sperry Rand
Brunswick
Bell & Howell
Mead Johnson
Texas
Kiwanis Offers Loans to Local College Students
Marion Kiwanis club currently provides loans to junior and senior college students. Fred Wade, a loan committee member, notes many students need assistance as the second semester nears. The fund was established years ago to aid needy students. interested applicants may contact Wade at the First National Bank.
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Marion
Kiwanis Club
Fred Wade
Wade
First National Bank
Flyup ceremony and Camp Fire group announces meeting
EM 2-1121 advertisement notes the Chirping Blue Birds flyup tonight at 7 in Mrs. Neil Wood's home 315 South 14th Street with Tom Ki Ya Pi as Camp Fire name. Members listed include Teena Chester Karen Hansen and others. Mrs. Don Spring will speak. Also YMCA Marion branch schedule lists cake decoration at 10 a.m. and more.
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Neil Wood
South Fourteenth Street
Teena Chester
Karen Hansen
Connie Black
Pam Heeren
Sharon Wood
Jacki
Jerri Morning
Susan Clark
Diana Dingman
Rita Robbins
Carlene Alferts
Roxanne Alrey
Don Spring
Camp Fire
Marion Supt Messerli departs for Fulbright study tour
Supt John H Messerli leaves tonight for New York then flies to London for a two month study of England Scotland and Norway as one of 20 US schoolmen on Fulbright fellowships Mrs Messerli will join him in Oslo March 29 and they plan to return to Marion early April Valentines and Valentine candies are advertised at Storms Ben Franklin Ady
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John H. Messerli
New York
London
England
Scotland
Nor
Marion City
United States
Messerli
Oslo
Norway
Messerlis
Marion
Busy Blue Birds Tour Bishop's Buffet in Lindale Plaza
A group of fifteen members leaders and guests toured Bishop's Buffet at Lindale Plaza on Monday. Eleven days remain to register for a free 750 mink store offer from Sun shine Cleaners at East Marion Shopping Center. Ady.
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Lindale Plaza
Sunshine Cleaners
East Marion
January Clearance Sale At Time Shop Jewelry
January sale items include four 54 piece stainless silverware sets at 15.95 each and four 32 piece silver plate sets at 9.95 with 40 percent off cuff link and tie bar sets from Speidel. Cavalier wallets 1.95 while supplies last. Other items discount 10 to 40 percent. Also notes a read team travel and brake shop ad.
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Cavalier
Time Shop
Classified Ads Offer Easy Profits and Health Needs
A promotional notice highlights the value of the Classified Want Ads for profits and daily health needs. It mentions EM 2-112 as the advertising contact and points readers to Sorg Pharmacy for toothpaste and prescription services.
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Sorg Pharmacy
Adv
Minnie Pearl on The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show
TV listings note Minnie Pearl appears on The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show at 12 noon Wednesday on KCRG TV Channel 9. The program features humor and country entertainment.
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Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Minnie Pearl
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Iowa weekly earnings hit record in December
Iowa workers earned an all time high 104.97 dollars weekly in December and preliminary 1962 figures show average annual earnings at 101 dollars, up from 97.68 in 1961. Unemployment rose to 2.8 percent in December with Sioux City posting the state’s highest rate at 3.4 percent.
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Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
State Employment Security Commission
Sioux City
NBC Replaces Two TV Programs With New Shows
NBC will replace Merv Griffin and Young Dr Malone on April 1. Ben Jerrod will replace The Griffin show, with a new medical drama to follow You Don’t Say in daytime slots. Griffin’s daytime format struggled, while Malone was said to have run its course.
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New York
Merv Griffin
Dr. Malone
NBC
Griffin
Ben Jerrod
Thrifty wives read and buy from Gazette want ads
A concise note on thrifty readers using Gazette want ads to shop and sell items. The brief highlights how families rely on local classifieds to find bargains and advertise household needs.
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Gazette
City Briefs Optimists Stag Party Notice
Optimists Stag party set for Wednesday at 6 30 in the Ranch club building Cou Falls. Fireproof Safe Company open evenings by appointment. Dial 366 2082.
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Ranch Club
Cou Falls
Fireproof Safe Company
Dial
Visitors Permitted at St Luke's Hospital and More Classifieds
Multiple short notices: visitors allowed for Peter at St Luke's Hospital and Metta Wyatt at University Hospitals. Commercial Club meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at 6244 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Hair stylist positions open with George Uhl. Cedar Rapids Kennel Club meets Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at Sokol Hall with canine dental hygiene program. Cub Pack 21 awards at Taylor School. Houseplant of the Week miniature rubber plants for $2 at Pierson's Florists. Public library story hour Wednesday 10:30–11 a.m. Delta Nu Alpha hosts dinner meeting Friday 7 p.m. at Sheraton-Montrose with panel on bills of fading.
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Kennel Club
Cedar Rapids Kennel Club
Sokol Hall
Delta Nu Alpha
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity
Sheraton- Montrose
Cedar Rapids Graduate Receives National Grant for Oklahoma Study
Receives Grant Lee Carver, a former Cedar Rapids resident and Coe College alum, has been awarded a $6,000 graduate study grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to pursue studies at the University of Oklahoma.
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Lee Carver
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
National Institute of Mental Health
University of Oklahoma
Jaycee Toastmasters Contest Winner Advances to Cedar Rapids
Richard L. Leacox of 3705 Old Marion Road NE won the Jaycee Toastmasters club speaking contest on Tuesday morning. He will compete in the area contest in Cedar Rapids in March. A separate report notes a 41x13 inch window broken in a Windowbroken Monroe School classroom and a fire door left ajar.
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Jaycee
Richard L. Leacox
Old
Marion Road
Jaycee Toastmaster Club
Cedar Rapids
Monroe School
Ray Churchill
Cub Pack 4 Awards At Harrison School Monday Night
The Harrison School event recognized a group of Cub Pack 4 boys. Names listed include Don Westcott Bill Lenway Gordy Martin Tracy Charlton Mike Curran Barry Kucera Mike Robinson Randy Sweet Randy Bramson Donald Wade Douglas Forrester William Jones Kenneth Ormiston James Rowray Billy Sheers and Kraig Rosendahl.
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Harrison School
Don Westcott
Bill Lenway
Gordy Martin
Tracy Charl‘ton
Mike Curran
Barry Kucera
Mike Robinson
Randy Sweet
Randy Bramson
Donald Wade
Douglas Forrester
William Jones
Kenneth Ormiston
James Rowray
Billy Sheers
Kraig Rosendahl
Pettit arraigned on grand larceny charge in Iowa City tavern incident
Edward Pettit, 21, of Iowa City route 4, was arraigned Tuesday on grand larceny in the nighttime and the case was continued. He was released on a $500 bond. Pettit is accused of stealing a pay pool table coin box at an Iowa City tavern last weekend.
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Tit
Iowa City
Pettit
Federal Agents Said To Target Rockefeller Aide
Albany Republican leader Walter Mahoney charged on the floor that the Kennedy administration sent FBI and Treasury agents to New York to gather embarrassing information on Gov. Rockefeller. He claimed wiretaps and a wide network overseen by Attorney General Robert Kennedy were used to embarrass a great American.
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Albany
Walter Mahoney
Senate
Kennedy
New York
Rockefeller
Mahoney
FBI
Treasury
Tax Departments
Unclaimed Cash Bill Rejected by Iowa House
Iowa House votes 45 to 61 to defeat an unclaimed property act seen as a revenue opportunity. The measure would have let the state seize inactive bank accounts, real estate, life insurance proceeds, and other property after 10 years, with refunds to claimants or heirs. Amendments shaped the debate, including a 20 year abandonment deferral on bank accounts.
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Des Moines
UPI
Town House
John Mowry
Marshalltown
House
Senate
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
District supervisor districts bill clears House in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa United Press International reports a bill to let counties form districts for electing boards of supervisors passed the house 99 to 3 on Tuesday. The measure would allow counties with five supervisors at large to create districts, replacing the current 24 township rule and had no debate. Sponsor State Rep A L Mensing of Lohden supported it.
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Des Moines
UPI
Boards of
A. L. Mensing
Lowden
Home Buying Urged In Gazette Wanted Classification 50
The Gazette promotes home purchases under classification 50 urging readers to act now. The advisory emphasizes market options, pricing and timing for potential buyers to secure property.
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Gazette
Son-in-Law of Hughes Faces Court Action
Dennis Otto, Des Moines husband of Hughes’ elder daughter Connie, is ordered to appear in Polk county district court for contempt of court over missing 15 dollars weekly child support for daughter Carolyn Kay, nearly two. Julie A. Otto, the former wife, had custody and support awarded May 10, 1961 after their 1959 marriage. Otto’s wedding to Connie Hughes occurred July 7, 1962.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold Hughes
Dennis Otto
Hughes
Connie
Polk County
Otto
Julie A. Otto
Carolyn Kay
Julie Otto
Connie R. Hughes
Ottos
Exiles Featured on Sheriff Steve Show at 5 PM
SPACE ANGEL notes a program titled The Exiles airing at 5 PM on KCRG-TV 9 during the Sheriff Steve Show. The item highlights a guest segment and broadcast details for local viewers.
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Space Angel
Exiles
Kcrg-Tv
Sheriff Steve
Executrix Appointed in Linn County Iowa Estate
On January 28 1963 Aletha Paulson was appointed executrix of the estate of Conrad R Paulson late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted should pay immediately and those with claims must file with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Iowa A W Bass attorney
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State of Iowa
Ee County
Conrad R. Paulson
Linn County
Iowa
Aletha Paulson
Notice of Probate for Will in Linn County Iowa
The District Court in Linn County Iowa will hear on January 4 1963 at 9:00 a.m. a will and testament alleged to be Kathryn Gallagher deceased. The hearing seeks proof and admission of the will to probate. Dated Cedar Rapids January 28 1963. Welm McCalley District Court attorney OReilly and Rosser authorized to represent.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on February 15 1963 at 9:00 A.M. the purported last will and testament of William Yamada, deceased, will be heard in the District Court at the Cedar Rapids Court House Iowa for proof and admission to probate. Melvin J. McCall is clerk. Allen Heald, Attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
William Yamada
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Notice of Executor for Linn County Iowa Estate
Executor Charles OD Nolan of Linn County Iowa is named for the estate. All debts to the estate should be paid promptly. Creditors must file claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk. The filing agent is Peoples Bank and Trust Co. of Cedar Rapids.
Appointment of Executor for Joseph Henry Leehman Estate
Notice states George R. Leehman, of Linn County Iowa, is appointed executor of the estate of Joseph Henry Leehman, deceased. Creditors are asked to promptly pay all debts to the executor through attorney Robert C. Nelson.
Administrator appointed for Caroline Peters estate in Linn County Iowa
Notice states that on January 2, 1963 Nazette & Bromwell are named attorneys for the administrator who is duly appointed to manage Caroline Peters estate in Linn County Iowa. Heirs and creditors are asked to respond with proper settlements and filings in the Linn County District Court. The notice references the administrator and attorneys to handle estate settlement.
Appointment of Executrix for the estate in Linn County Iowa
The court appoints Lewis P. Sawyer as executrix of the estate of a deceased Linn County resident. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the Clerk of Linn County District Court, Iowa, for settlement and payment.
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Qwa
Linn
Lewis P. Sawyer
Linn Ganty
Linn County
Iowa
Istrict
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