Fragmented OCR shows finance and sports figures across multiple entities
A garbled page fragment lists various stock prices, percentages, and company names such as Wright Harg, ZaleCom, and Slick Corp alongside scattered sports references and numbers. The text weaves between percentages, product names, locations, and partial identifiers, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
Virginia Stocks N A Security Dealers Report
Virginia stock prices in forenoon trading show numerous Virginia corporations and local issues listed with bid and asked prices. Notable names include Equities for Acme Visible Records American Furniture Colloquy and several banks, insurers, and furniture firms with varied percentages reflecting pricing.
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Richmond
Virginia
National Association of Security Dealers
Retil Merkup
Colaig
Branca Inc
Dixie
Fidelity Barkers
First Colony
First & Merchants AB S
First Virginia Corp
Inter-mountain Tyelaphon
OSS Life Insurance Co
Piedmont Aviation
Rowe Furniture
Ie Smith's Transfer Cera
Southwestern Life No
United Family Lme Ae
United Virginia Bankshares
Virginia Chemicals Ca
Virginia Wealth Corp
Dla
St Port Auth
S Proximate Commission
American Motormans
American Nal. Bank
Bank of Chesapeake
Bank of Virginia Beach
Basle-Witt Furniture
Bassett Furniture
Bluefield Supply Co
Central
Citizens Trust Co
Clifton Forge
Waynesboro
Colnial
Roanoke
Craddock Terry Com
Dibrell Gros
Fidelity NB
Lynchburg
Bank of Nortom
Tidewater
Virginia Capital Nt
Virginia T&t
No Wards Co. Inc
Wards Co. Inc
Williamsburg Life T
Insurance Stacks Kens v LIAR 6A NEW YorKX entre t WM lal
Insurance ledger shows a crowded field of carriers and agents, with numerous company names and percentages. The fragment hints at market shares, dealer representations, and a long list of insurers and ratings, reflecting a dense, unstructured data page from a financial section.
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New
France
Fries
Lode
Oseon
Paul FM
Galntif Ie
Hart
Jeff Slt
Minimum Wage Hike Approved By Committee
Washington House Education and Labor Committee backs a bill to raise the interstate minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.75 an hour in three stages by July 1, 1970. The plan extends coverage to additional workers, with initial boosts for farm workers and new groups starting next year and 1968, culminating in 1.75 by mid-1970.
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Washington
House’ Education and Labor Committee
Chicago potatoes update from USDA markets
US Department of Agriculture reports fruit and vegetable arrivals with 95 potatoes arriving in Chicago and 1197 total US shipments planned. Friday and weekend activity shows moderate supplies and demand, with slightly weaker markets and listed prices for Washington russets and whites, Idaho and Minnesota reds, along with California bakers and Texas round reds.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
California
Washington
New York Eggs Market Prices Supplying Wholesale Offers
AP report from New York outlines wholesale egg price quotations by grade and weight. Extra fancy heavy whites and browns show varied ranges with 47 pound minimums and per dozen or unit equivalents, including fancy medium and smalls.
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Chicago
USDA
New York
New Highs and Names Spark Market Shuffle
A jumble of company names and stock indicators appears to reflect a volatile trading day. Traders watched Allied Mills and Nat Airlines among others as prices fluctuated, with investors weighing industrials, chemicals, and consumer brands in a shifting market environment.
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Allied Mills
Refin
Crow
Cisce de Vilbiss
Ealekocak G Hewiell Pk House
Jonn Int Silver Nat Airlines Nat Aviat Hepiune M Pac CemAg Perkin Elm Polaroid
1943 Copper Penny Found Among Change
CHARLOTTE AP Romary found a 1943 copper penny among change and hopes it is worth 15000. The Treasury minted copper pennies that year for war material, but some copper blanks were stamped as a result. Romary has placed the coin in a bank vault awaiting tests to verify authenticity amid reports of forged 1943 lead pennies coated with copper.
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Charlotte
C. E
Romary
Treasury
U.S
$1.5 Million Voted For Presidential Crime Commissions
Washington AP The Senate Judiciary Committee approved 1.5 million for two presidential crime commissions. The Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice panel will study crime action, law enforcement, courts, and corrections with an 18 month report deadline. The DC Crime Commission will mirror the study and report in 12 months.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Commission On Crime
District of Columbia
Markets update show gains amid active trading
New York stock market opens higher with steady bonds and quiet commodities. Wheat mixed with July futures weak, corn easier, oats weak. Hog prices lower and August contracts retreat as grains move unevenly.
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New York
LANCE
New ‘York
Chicago
Ae Slater Theers
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Vale
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Abe
Ross
Lary
Tee Ryane
Slick Slick Corp
Valiance
Wichita
Ty Wright Harg
ZaleCom
Bae Tayre Corp
Eae Ghld
Nuck Basie
Raleigh-Durham Area
IBM
Research Triangle Park
America
Fool and Model
D. A. Fellows Dept
Corporation
P.O
Raleigh
North Carolina
Dodson
Hamlin
Iar
Frank O'Neal
Los Tunnel
Bernardi
Louz
Blondie
Jack
WEA
Jae
See
Neal Adams
Yooll
Ben Casey
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Revera
Maria
Ramon
Dick Tracy
Lunawa
Hanna-Barbera
Zack Mosley
BY Young
Eagass
Moon Mullins
BY Gould
BY Willard
Art Sansom
Bernarin
Gregory
Steve Jeve
Spartan’ Indian
Ghio Stauff Chem
Bra
Taft
Tnit
Alee
Anaice Sane
King Bleirs
Industries Avenue
Charles M. Bradley
Easte
Garrett Ill, Atty
Autcion
Glendale Ave
Austin E. Jones
SW 2
Steve Bendall
John R. Bendall