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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
15
Steel Magazine reports demand may lift soon as August shipments fall 15 to 20 percent from July. Automakers project higher steel use while plants cut vacations. lead times shrink and in proce ss stocks rebuilt to handle late orders. Steelwork inventories and hedge buying shape near term intake.
On August 19 events include 1812 Constitution defeats Guerriere in 40 minutes, 1779 Har ry Lee captures Paulus Hook in New Jersey, 1861 passport system begins, 1939 Soviet Germany trade pact, 1945 Wainwright rescued, 1955 historic floods cause massive damage, 1963 era notes of Mossadegh overthrow and Triton launch, plus Kadar purge a year ago.
The House begins its annual foreign aid bill debate with strong talk over Indonesia and a projected steel mill for India. In the Senate a debt limit bill nears the floor, extending the current $309 billion limit to November 30.
Roger E. Spear advises retirees with $10,000 in Treasuries due Nov 15 1963 to exchange for two high yielding stocks to maintain income. He suggests Libbey Owens Ford Glass and Norfolk & Western Railway for a combined yield above 5 percent and notes inflation hedges include growing earnings and certain utilities like American Electric and Texaco.
A midmorning scan shows Admiral, Cities Service, Columbia, Commonwealth Edison, Continental Baking, General Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, Montgomery Ward and several others trading with varied percentages. Mutual funds include George Putnam Bal and Growth, Wellington Bal, and Mass. Inv. Gr. Stock with fluctuating ranges.
Leslie O. Van Natter a Denver bus mechanic donated his 101st pint of blood to Bonfils Memorial Blood Bank. He gave his first pint to the Red Cross in 1943 and said he had plenty to give with no special reason.
The 40th annual national convention of the Marine Corps League will be held in Cleveland on Wednesday. About 600 Marine veterans of both sexes are expected to attend.
Public stock and firm references show Middletown Securities, Aeronca, Black Clawson, Crystal Tissue Co, First National Bank, Sorg Paper Co, Winters National and Third National among Dayton area entities. Mentions of Midwestern Indemnity and Dayton connections indicate regional financial activity and broker associations with New York Stock Exchange members and Manchester Inn contact.
Cattle movement slow to steady with calves 1 700 head, 150 slaughter steers and heifers steady, cows and bulls steady, feeder stock mixed. Hogs 3 300 head moderately active and steady with No 1 and 2 barrows and gilts around 18 dollars, sows near 17, boars 10 1/2 to 10 3/4. Sheep and lambs steady with prime slaughter lambs 22, choice 20 to 21 in the 80 to 90 pound range.
The Journal does not assume responsibility after the first insertion. All claims for ad adjustments must be made within seven days after the ad expires.
Lost gray and blue parakeet with yellow head near Monroe. Reward offered. call 539-8810. Lost CALMATION male watch near Hamilton area, initials BPR. call GA 2-4463. Lost black horn-rimmed men's glasses in Middletown vicinity on June 13. call GA 3.8885.
Prices from Ohio and Indiana farms show egg grades by size with ranges for jumbo through undergrades. Poultry prices at farms reflect No 1 quality fryers and hens, while potatoes trade around 3.00 to 6.00 per bag or cwt.
Acknowledgments express gratitude for sympathy and support after the loss of Ora Jones and Larry Miller. Mentions include donors of flowers, Dr. David M Gerber, Hospital Staff, American War Mothers, Daughters of America, Rebekah Lodges, Rev. Howard Sears, organist and pallbearers, and funeral home staff.
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