Hogs Higher on Lancaster Market Week Meat Prices Up
Lancaster market review shows cattle and hogs advancing after a holiday week. Slaughter steers, heifers, and bulls mostly higher with varied price ranges, calves and stockers steady to up, hogs 50 cents higher, sows steady to strong, lambs steady with strong prime lots in the native lamb market.
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Lancaster
USDA
Bogota Bans Jukeboxes After Evening Curfew
A city ordinance in Bogota Colombia prohibits playing jukebox music from 6 p m to 6 a m enforcing quiet hours citywide to curb late night noise.
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Bogota
Colombia
Brook lyn Dodgers May Play in Giant Plastic Dome
Architect Buckminster Fuller proposes a 300 foot high cup shaped roof 750 feet wide over the Brooklyn baseball field to house a vast all weather stadium. The air conditioned venue would seat over 55 000 compared with Ebbets Field's 32 000. Frank Tinsley offers a July Mechanix Illustrated cutaway view of the project.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Buckminster Fuller
Ebbets Field
Frank Tinsley
Mechanix Illustrated
Lancaster Poultry Exchange values rise in 48 500 bird sale
Prices advanced sharply in Sale 159 Tuesday July 3 at the Lancaster Poultry Exchange Rohrerstown Pa. A total of 48 500 birds sold in ten lots with broilers dominating and prices averaged 1.86 cents above the June 28 sale ranging from 22 1/2 to 24 1/4 cents per pound.
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Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Rohrerstown
Samuel Kolb
Spring City
Producers Cooperative Exchange
Coatesville
Muller & Bushong
Frank Destafano
RD Conestoga
Kolb
Destafano
Clayton Sangrey
Lititz
John E Rettinger
Halifax
California child prodigy to enter UC as freshman at age twelve
In Berkeley California Fred Safler Jr. who learned to read by age three will join the University of California as a fulltime freshman this fall at twelve years old He is among the youngest students to enter college on a fulltime basis.
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Berkeley
Calif
Fred Safler Jr
University of California
Laborers Often Earn Less Yet Are Sometimes Overpaid
Laborers who typically earn less than executives are described as sometimes overpaid and occasionally underpaid, reflecting a contradictory pay dynamic among workers.
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