New Lock and Other New Products Highlight Household Goods
A self install five button combination lock for drawers and doors from Thomas Edlyn Co. in Collingdale Pa. Hypalon all weather hose from Gates Rubber Co. and Swan Rubber Co. details. A new refuse collection system using stationary trim town cabinets and disposable bags tested in Buffalo. Company addresses listed for Thomas Edlyn Co Gates Rubber Swan Rubber Orbit Industries Mansfield Sanitary Texize Union Bag Camp Paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Oscar
Thomas Edlyn Co
Collingdale
Gates Rubber Co
Denver
Colo
Swan Rubber Co
Bucyrus
Ohio
Union Bagcamp Paper
Buffalo
N.Y
Dept. 4
S. Broadway
Colo. _ Swan Rubber Co
E. Mansfield St
Orbit Industries Inc
Mill St
N.E
Vienna
Mansfield Sanitary Inc
First St
Perrysville
Texize Chemicals Inc
Laurens Rd
Greenville
D.C
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Broadway
New York
Tel-butter door answering device gains traction in Rochester
Orbit Industries Inc. of Vienna Virginia offers a weather proof telephone door microphone called Tel-butter. The system lets homeowners identify callers without opening the door by pressing a button on a modified telephone to hear the caller’s identity and purpose.
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Rochester
N.Y
Orbit Industries Inc
Vienna
Watersaver device offers quiet toilet shutoff
Mansfield Sanitary Inc of Perrysville Ohio introduces the watersaver a toilet mechanism claimed to shut off positively every time eliminating leakage and noise. The device has only one mov-
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Mansfield, Sanitary Inc
Perrysville
Ohio
Grain Futures Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago AP grain futures showed a slow mixed session with May wheat down over a cent, new crop months recovering some losses, corn steadier, soybeans up fractions to over a cent, and oats and rye largely unchanged. Support for soybeans tied to stronger markets for soybean oil and meal. May wheat faced liquidation pressures while corn futures hinted lighter government selling ahead.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New York Stock Advances Declines on Friday and Thursday
In New York on May 3, the stock report shows 496 advances, 592 declines, with total issues unchanged from the previous session. The tally reflects a broad market pullback amid mixed trading activity.
handful leads to stock advance and market doubts
New York AP report notes only a handful of stocks sparked the Dow’s 1963 highs with about half of the 170 point rise since last October coming from eight names Chrysler Du Pont Eastman Kodak General Motors Procter & Gamble Jersey Standard Union Carbide and Woolworth. Thurlow of Winslow Cohn Stetson warns that bull market must involve broad participation and cautions stocks remain overpriced amid rosy outlook and widespread optimism.
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New York
Wall
General Motors
Procter & Gamble
Jersey Standard
Union Carbide
Woolworth
Thurlow
Liquor Violations Bring Sentences
Morgan County Court Friday fined and sentenced two violators to hard labor for prohibition offenses. Clifton Decatur and Novella Life were fined 100 dollars and costs and given 60 days hard labor, Life seeking probation. Tommy Stutts received 25 dollars and costs for issuing worthless checks connected to the same offense. J. B. Horn was assessed more fines and costs.
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Morgan County
Lewis H. West
Clifton Decatur
Novella Life
Tommy Stutts
J. B. Horn
Dow Jones Closing Averages Mixed As Rails Ends Flat
Financial roundup notes Dow Jones closing averages around 139.36 to 716.63 with varied shifts among rail stocks. Austris closes at 718.08 off 3.01 while other rails show mixed moves including a 0.52 gain and 0.54 decline in different listings.
Butcher Hog Prices Reversal on Light Friday Trade
The price trend for butcher hogs reversed on Friday with about 5,500 head sold, steady to 25 cents higher per hundredweight amid the smallest supply in three weeks. Weights 190-225 lbs moved at 14.50 to 14.75, 1-3 grades up to 280 lbs at 13.59 to 14.50, and 250-300 lbs at 13 to 13.75. The week’s run of 35,000 head was down 2,500 from last week. Prime grade steers under 1,200 lbs brought around 24. Heifers steady with choice up to 23.25 and mostly good near 22. No spring or wooled lamb sales were reported.
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Chicago
Hoover warns Soviet espionage remains top FBI worry
On his 40th year as director, J Edgar Hoover said Soviet espionage is a potent danger, with Soviet diplomats in the United States and United Nations underpinning Russian intelligence. He warned satellite systems like Poland and Hungary coordinate with Moscow as a hard core spy apparatus. He also noted crime rose sharply, with over two million serious offenses in 1962 and a 114 percent rise since 1950.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
United Nations
Atty
Harlan Fiske Stone
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
America
Ing
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Court actions list various charges and dispositions
Dismissals on payment of costs include A. L. Tucker and Frank Jones for issuing worthless checks. Emmett Netherly’s assault with a deadly weapon was quashed, Luther Lyle’s assault with a weapon was continued, Buster Dunlap’s assault and battery was sent to the jury docket, Vernon E. Hood pleaded guilty to issuing worthless checks with sentence deferred.
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A. L. Tucker
Emmett Netherly
Frank Jones
Luther Lyle
Buster Dunlap
Vernon E. Hood
Everest Scientific Quest Probes Human Limits
The American Everest expedition led by Norman G Dyhrenfurth and William Sim undertook the most intensive scientific research at height in the Himalayas. Studies funded by the National Geographic Society and U S agencies examined glacier growth and psychological reactions to hypoxia, fatigue, and cold. Results aim to aid space program human factors and show how isolation affects individuals and teams in extreme conditions.
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Washington
Everest
Himalayas
National Geographic Society
National Science Foundation
Norman G. Dyhrenfurth
William Sim
Judge Grants Probation To Six In Lawrence County
Judge James N. Bloodworth granted probation to six defendants in Lawrence County with two year terms for receiving stolen property and related counts. Grady McCary and Venson Allen, both 25 from Town Creek, received two year probation. several others from Decatur and Ton Ton were granted two year probation intervals. Three individuals were denied probation, facing sentences for burglary grand larceny and distilling attempts.
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Moulton
James N. Bloodworth
Lawrence County
Grady David McCary
Town Creek
Venson Laveral Allen
Julius ‘Clayton Rimer
Ray Serda
Decatur
Howard Parker
Robert Benner Bonds
Richard Wilson
William Edward McDaniel
Harlie Oliver
Flint City Hearing Set for May 10 on Records Audit
Circuit Judge Newton B. Powell scheduled a May 10 hearing at 9 a.m. in a circuit court room to decide if Flint City Council records should be turned over to an accountant for audit. Defendants Mayor T V Day Jessie Mac Day and City Clerk Irvin McClannahan will receive notices. The council sought quick action after filing April 17 to have sheriff seizure records placed with an auditor.
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Flint City
Newton B. Powell
Powell
T.V. Day
Jessie
Mac Day
Irvin McClannahan
Morgan County Sheriff's Force
Sheriff's Office
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