Market Slump Edges Lower Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
New York trading slowed to the year's weakest pace as stocks slipped unevenly. Volume neared 45 million with many traders sidelined for the holiday. Blue chips fell, while modest gains appeared in nonferrous metals and certain issues like Benguet. Beef and hog markets showed higher bids in regional reports.
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New York
General Electric
du Pont
United Aircraft
Xerox
IBM
Anaconda
International Nickel
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Benguet
Stamats Named Director at Guaranty Bank and Trust
Peter Stamats vice-president and treasurer of Stamats Publishing Co. was elected a director of Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. on Thursday. Van Vechten Shaffer, the bank’s president, noted the appointment to succeed his father Herbert Stamats, a longtime board member.
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Peter Stamats
The
Stamats,Publishing Co
Guaranty Banks and Trust Co
van Vechten Shaffer
Herbert Stamats
Wheat and Soybeans Rise as Market Keeps Gains
Chicago price report shows wheat and soybeans holding gains on Friday while corn and oats mix. Wheat finished higher, soybeans up, oats and other grains mixed with various futures quotes and cash prices noted for No 1 yellow corn and No 2 yellow soybeans.
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Ehicago
Linn County Junked Car Crackdown Faces Funding Gap
The Linn County crackdown on junked cars, started March 15, reports 90 seizures but faces a funding snag as sheriff’s sales fail to cover costs. Deputy Sheriff David Webster notes $91.48 lost so far, with $132.50 of costs tied to towing and storage. County officials seek policy clarity on selling vehicles for less than costs.
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George Kruse
Linn
Lowa
David Webster
Webster
Sheriff's Office
Jack Fulton
Fulton
Chicago Produce Prices From AP USDA Report
Chicago and New York markets show mixed dairy and produce prices. Butter holds steady with AA 93 at about 66 cents, A 92 at 66. Cents. eggs steady to 65 percent whites 32 to 32 1/2. potatoes arrivals and shipments noted with round reds around 5.00 and Idaho russets 5.25.
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Francis
Ita el Ris
Ins
Rein
Philstore
Beatrice Foods
Pet Pitnewi
Sala Seaehercy Buraa
Vata Pit Steel
Saua
Fisher Oy
Publkind
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Guardsman
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Ralston Pyr
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Invest
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Reading O
Lane
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Reyn Met
Ozark
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Tiss
Syntex
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Rydersy
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Safeway
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Lisa
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Mt Sanders
Schenley Jo
Tfhares Chicago
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Sears
Seeburg
Dan. Jones
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Ty Harensil
Vestock Futu
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Pohicago Mercantile Exchange
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Jury Excused For One Week
Jurors were told there would be no jury duty for the week beginning Monday except those hearing Iowa Electric Light and Power Co vs American Motorists Insurance Co. The panel will report again June 6 unless notified otherwise, said Clerk of Court Kenneth Perry.
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Kenneth Perry
Iowa Electric Lights and Power Co
American Motorists Insurance Co
Perry
Truck Driver Fined for Overload in City Court
Charles W. Novak of 1132 Wilson Avenue SW pled guilty before Judge William R. Eads to carrying excessive weight on his truck on January 25. Novak was fined 313 dollars after being arrested on First Avenue and Sixth Street SE for exceeding legal limits by 6 410 pounds on his second load.
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Charles W. Novak
Wilson Avenue
William R. Eads
Novak
First Avenue
Sixth Street
War plane refurbished for Kennedy heir en route to Hyannis Port
A two seat World War II observation plane reconditioned in secrecy is being shipped to Hyannis Port Massachusetts for use by John Kennedy the five year old son of the late President. Kurt Wagner of Shore Air Services oversaw the refurbishment and will supervise wing attachment on arrival. Mrs Pamela Turnure said the project was a surprise for the Kennedy grandchildren and to remain secret until delivery. The engine is deactivated but the plane has a stick rudder pedals and instrument dials making it a safe toy for a child.
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Colts Neck
N.J
Hyannis
Port
Mass
John Kennedy
Kurt Wagner
Shore Air Services, Inc
Hyannis iPort
Wagner
Donald
Linn Woman Sues for 82500 Over Arm Loss in Car Crash
Center Point resident Alice Ross sues Lyle and Ruth McNeal for 825,00 alleging Ruth McNeal's negligent driving caused a August 17, 1964 accident on the Center Point Urbana road. Ross, a passenger, was thrown from the car and lost her left arm, ending employment and impairing earning capacity.
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Center Point
Lyle McNeal
Alice Ross
McNeal
Ruth
Center Point- Urbana
Contractor Late On County Shop in Linn County
William Linstrom says Loomis Brothers were 37 days late finishing the county shop. The contract set a Jan 22 completion. the building opened Feb 28 with a $180,489.38 price. The board will meet Loomis Brothers Tuesday to hear delay reasons. The shop stands near Highway 13 opposite the county home.
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William Linstrom
Linn County
Linstrom
Vlet
Loomis Bros
Highway 13
Lyla Ankeny Pleads Innocent to Larceny
Lyla Ankeny, 34, of 726 Ellis Boulevard NW, pled innocent to a larceny charge in a court of honor proceeding. She appeared before Judge Warren J. Rees, and the honor event was set for Saturday at 8 30 p.m. at the Lloyd Schroeder forest center.
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Lyla Ankeny
Ellis, Boulevard NW
Unclear Draft Item on Mold Containing Funds
Fragmentary note references mold, a $41 amount, and names like Lo sepe Stancel with an April 4 date. Reads as a damaged record possibly about funds or a purchase but lacks clear action or entities.
Man seeks damages after alleged assault at Mardon Ballroom
Donald F. Britt files a damage suit totaling 12 000 against Mardon Ballroom owners Marvin E. Pesek and Donald P. Grieff and employee Albert Parson of Hopkinton. Britt alleges Parson ejected him from the Hopkinton venue and beat him with a fist and a blackjack on October 31, 1964, causing headaches, vision trouble, and job loss.
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Delhi
Mardon
Hopkiston
Donald F. Britt
Donald P. Grieff
Hopkinton
Marvin E. Pesek
Thirty-first Street
Albert Parson
Britt
Parson
Pesek
Petition Filed Foreclosure by Bohemian Savings on Craver
The Bohemian Savings and Loan Association files a foreclosure petition against Robert R Craver and Dorothy I Craver for 5029.95 seeking loan recovery and sale of the pledged property.
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Bohemian Savings and Loan Association
Third Street
Bohemian Savings and Loan Assn
Robert R
Dorothy I. Craver
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