Market News Roundup From Bowersock and Harwood Markets
Wheat at 1.47, yellow corn 1.13, milo 1.72 per bushel. Eggs grade A large 43-44 cents, mediums 40-42, undergrades 18-34. Wholesale eggs 80 percent A 43-45 cents. Butter Grade A 75-76 cents. Hogs 3,500 with barrows steady to strong 23.00-25.50. sows 21.50-23.00. Cattle steers 27.25-28.50. cows 18.00-20.50. feeders 26.50-27.00. Wheat futures ease. stocks drift, Polaroid lead gainers. PanAm unchanged.
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T&t
Apco Oil
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Atlas Chem
Avco Corp
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Martin M
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Hallmark Cards Realigns Officers and Creates Hallmark International
The Hallmark Cards board announced a new officer realignment and the formation of Hallmark International to lead its expanding global operations. Donald J. Hall, 37, was elected president, after serving as administrative vice president since 1958. C. E. Goodman was elected ...
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Hallmark Cards, Inc
Joyce C. Hall
Hallmark International
Donald J. Hall
Hallmark Cards, Incorporated
Hall
C. E. Goodman
Hallmark Cards
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Hallmark
Purchasing
Sales
Direc
Hallmark reorganizes leadership and expands abroad
Hallmark Cards announces top management changes to support growth. Joyce C. Hall remains chairman as Donald J. Hall becomes vice chairman and a new executive committee is formed. The Lawrence plant expansion to 500000 square feet is noted along with international operations in 75 countries.
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Hallmark International
Hallmark Cards, Incorporated
Goodman
Hallmark Cards
Joyce C. Hall
Hall
Hallmark
Kansas City
Lawrence
Joyce Hall
Donald Hall
First National Bank of
Halls
Kansas University
Donald M. Gray
Joseph C. Kipp
Arne Lanner
Hugh Richards
William F. Felton
Hallmark Europe
Willard H. Kalhorn
Hallmark Western
Hans Archenhold
Domestic Graphic Arts
International Graphic Arts
United States
Toronto
London
Dublin
Stockholm
Munich
Paris
Melbourne
Auckland
Johannesburg
Tokyo
Advances Seen In Fed Survey During February
The Federal Reserve Board reports strong February gains in industrial production and nonfarm employment while retail sales stayed flat. Mine and factory output hit a record 151.3 percent of 1957-59, up 9 percent year over year and 0.8 percent above January. Consumer goods output rose, autos dipped slightly, durable goods and business equipment hit new highs, and iron and steel output increased.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Newsprint Prices Dip in Revised Price Rounds
In New York AP reports Bowater Abitibi and Domtar rolled back their recent $10 a ton price increases to $5 per ton effective May 16.
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New York
Bowater Paper Co
Abitibi Paper Co
Domtar Newsprint
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Bethel
Lee Reese
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Roy Olson
Linwood
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W. 25Th
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Haskell
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Shawn Baird
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Clare Hiles
Lane
Ina Dittrich
Lloyd Davies II
Mary Hatch
Nancy Goff
Harper
Samuel Mowder
Williamstown
Ronald Bump
Ernest Brewster
Baldwin
Allen Meyer
John J. Oakson
Nathan J. Stark
Robert H. Busler
Herbert H. Jacobs
Tors
Mr. Goodman
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Oakson
Mr. Stark
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Charles N. Kimball
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