Stock market midday report from New York prices
New York shares show varied moves with Alcoa at 45 and Exxon at 84 1 2 percent. IBM hits 214 2 while General Electric trades around 45 and Ford Motor 36 2. Local column records multiple company prices and minor shifts in mid-session trading.
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Marcer
Maytag
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Live cattle and frozen pork bellies edge on futures market
Chicago futures show live cattle and frozen pork bellies with mixed quotes and volume for June August October contracts. Cattle lead gains on some months while pork bellies hover near late July figures as traders watch supply and demand signals. Dow Jones indices close mixed with industrials and transports edging higher and utilities up strongly.
Omaha Livestock Prices News
UPI reports cattle and calves 1,000 with steers and heifers steady while cows fall by 50. Hog prices show declines across weight classes with 210-250 lb hogs at 47.00 to 47.50 for No 1-3 and 44.50 to 45.50 for various No 2-4 grades. Spring lambs at 50.50 for 90-110 lb and ewes 8.00 to 10.00. Advance Friday totals forecast: cattle and calves 1,800 hogs 5,000 sheep 50.
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UPI
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Choice
Infant Christened In Four Generation Baptism Dress
Stacey Marie Goering, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goering, wore an 85 year old dress handmade by her great great grandmother for her baptism at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Rev. John Starostka officiated. sponsors included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greisen.
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Gerald Loeffler
Dean Goering
Starostka
Robert Soulliere
Tammy
Kim Goering
Dave Macken
Drivers qualify for special permits under new Nebraska law
Lincoln Nebraska July plans arise as about 1000 drivers with suspended licenses may seek work permits. State official John Sullivan notes applications start July 1 with first approvals about 10 days later. Applicants must prove necessity lack of transport, commit to eight hours training and pay 30 dollars.
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UPI
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Motor Vehicles Department
Lincoln
Omaha
Television in Review ABC and the CIA
ABC News sought to profile the CIA for Closeup with Al Westin visiting CIA headquarters in Virginia. The agency withdrew cooperation, offering only a CIA film and suggesting an unofficial official spokesman.
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UPI
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al Westin
Virginia
Westin
Steve Fleischman
Ray Cline
Miles Copeland
Harry Rositzke
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Krumbachs Host Pitch Club Hosts Evening Play
The Pitch Club met Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Victor Krumbach. Prizes went to Mrs. Glen Thomazin for high and Mrs. Clifford Hernbloom for low. Russell Smith had high among men and Glen Thomazin low. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Abbott attended David City High School commencement for Chris Gruenewald followed by a Gruenewald home reception.
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Victor Krumbach
Glen Thomazin
Clifford Hernbloom
Russell Smith
Low
Bud Abbott
David City High School
Chris Gruenewald
Gruenewald
Memorial Day Observed in Shelby Parade and Services
Memorial Day will be observed May 30 in Shelby with a 9 45 a m parade by the Shelby marching band and American Legion members. Cemetery services begin at 10 a m featuring an opening band selection. The Legion Club opens to Legionaires and guests during the day.
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Shelby Marching Band
American Legion
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Columbus Telegram Postal and Subscription Details
Columbus Telegram advertises its address and contact data. It lists publication days and holiday exemptions, delivery rates for local carriers and mail rates for multiple counties and regions, plus a change of address instruction for subscribers.
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Neb
Platte
Boone
Butler
Colfax
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Nebraska
States
Columbus Telegram
Tuna and vegetables price drops shape summer bargains
Canned tuna inventories are over twice normal with two for $1 deals noted nationwide. Beans carrots and peas show doubled stocks year over year while beets and sweet potatoes surge. Eggs price trends vary by city and meat costs rise, with beef and pork climbing in a weekly market basket.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Buffalo
Cheyenne
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Honolulu
New York City
Consumer Affairs Department
Los Angeles
Nebraska panel opposes changes to football ticket policy
A Nebraska legislative subcommittee recommended against altering the university football ticket policy, calling the plan an irresponsible act. It noted opponents would gain about 150000 dollars from full priced faculty tickets and 12000 more if freebies ended, while NU would net only 20000 dollars, with fieldhouse funding needing general tax support.
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UPI
Nebraska
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Richard Marvel
Hastings
Marvel
Harold Simpson
Robert Clark
Sidney
Simpson
Simpson and Clark
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