Cattle and hog market report from Cincinnati AP USDA
Cattle totals 500 head, calves 100. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to higher, cows up to 25. Bulls scarce. Steers 900-1150 lb mix 26.50-27.50. 900-1200 lb 24.00-26.00. Heifers 800-900 lb 25.25-26.00. 600-1900 lb 22.50-25.25. Cows 17.50-19.00. canners 15.00-17.75. Calves 34.00-37.00 top. 300 lb calves 30.00-35.00. Hogs 1400 head, barrows/gilts 15 lower. some 250 lb at 25 higher. No 2-3 200-230 lb 20.60. Sows 17.25-18.00. Sheep 200 head, lambs 25.00-27.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Stock Market Opens With Gains on Active Trading
New York AP reports opening trading shows gains modestly outperforming losses. Early prices include Raymond International at 38 1 2, Continental Telephone at 25 4, Phillips Petroleum at 67, U S Steel unchanged at 39, with American Telephone off 1 2 to 51 1 2 and Air Reduction down 4 to 29 4. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks rose to 332.4.
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Admiral Orr Eee
Aeronca
Allied Stotes
American Airlines
Armco Steel
Avco Ashland
Feet
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Stee
Brunswick Boeing Co
Budder Ween
Canadian Pacific
Chesa Champion Paper
Chie & Ohio
Er Motors
Heeeeee Nee
Cities Service
Columbia G& Teen Eee
Consol
Commonwealth Edison
Egison
Continental Container Corp
Ssee
Moois Cecssceeveesreeve Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Deer Dayton Power & Light
Coronnene
L.t.v. Wee Hee
Etenene
Continental Can
Cseseeenvere S60
Anne
Corp
Heenan Nenee
Kreee Ree Ree Renee
Kresee Baking
Eeee
Lau Blower
MGM
Mohasco
Emery
Northern Pacific
Olin Mathieson
Monsanto
Wickes
Woolworth Tee
Merox
Youngstown
Zerith Radio Eter
NEW York
Raymond International
American Telephone
Continental Telephone
Phillips Petroleum
U. S. Steel
Associated P’ress
Successful Investing Diversified Portfolio Retained
A stock note outlines a diversified portfolio across four industrials with buy hold recommendations. Magnavox benefits from color TV saturation while Walgreen and Stewart-Warner show earnings gains despite a 10 percent tax surcharge. Vendo weak demand suggests hold, Superscope and Six month gains cited, and Reichhold Chem given mixed results with dividend and earnings rebound due to faster economy and new research.
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Magnavox
Walgreen
Stewart - Warner
Vendo
Superscope
Sony
U.S
Zayre
Avco
Sform
Georgia Pacific
Reichhold
Police Probe Cashing of Stolen Bonds
Springfield police and Treasury agents investigate the cashing of 12800 dollars in stolen U.S. Savings bonds. The bonds disappeared in a 1966 burglary at Bell Missouri and were negotiated after a bank pass book was found in a downtown cafe men's room on August 8 and the successful cashing spotted August 13.
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Springfield
Ohio
Treasury
U.S
Bell
Newsletter For Y Workers Highlights Campaign Plans
The 263 workers in the YM CA campaign to open Sept 5 and run three weeks receive a progress newsletter. Mailings go to Middletown area residents to reach a goal of 3672 memberships. Howard Cromwell, Middletown schools superintendent, is general chairman with James Townsley, Armco Steel Corp. executive, as associate.
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YMCA
A. L. Bland
Middletown Area
Howard ‘Cromwell
Middletown
James Townsley
Armco Steel Corp
Spaniard's Income Reaches $600 Per Capita
Madrid reports per capita income in Spain rose 6.3 percent last year reaching $600. The government released the figures showing national income growth and living standards.
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Madrid
Spain
Armco worker falls asleep. crashes in Franklin
Marvin George Ling, 38, of 8038 Dale Ave., after finishing an 11 PM to 7 AM shift at Armco, fell asleep at the wheel and rammed a parked car on S Main Street. The crash damaged Ling’s station wagon and a George Gordon vehicle, with gasoline leaking as Franklin police and fire crews responded.
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Franklin
Armco Steel Corp
S. Main St
Franklin Fire Dept
Woman Hurt In Minor Crash On Franklin Street
A Franklin Street woman suffered minor injuries after a two car crash at Edgewood Street and Central Avenue. Mary Little of 13 Franklin Street may seek medical care for back injuries as she rode as a passenger in a car driven by Margie Ann Little 24 of Hamilton Trenton Road which was struck in the rear by a vehicle driven by Ross Harold Kramer 26 of Flemming Road. Damage was set at $70. Dewey Reed 42 of Fairmount Avenue was cited for driving while suspended after backing into a police cruiser on Central Avenue. Reed also faced an unsafe backing charge. Four other non injury accidents added about $500 in damage with one driver cited.
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Franklin Street
Edgewood Street
Central Avenue
Mary Little
Franklin ,St
Dewey Reed
Fairmount Ave
Reed
Ptl
Odean Hensley
Damage estimated after auto stream onto sidewalk
A damaged vehicle stream onto the sidewalk caused damage estimated at 2300 dollars. No further details were provided about injuries or causes.
Wisdom's Words on Billboards at Walnut Street Baptist Church
In Louisville Kentucky a church billboard outside Walnut Street Baptist Church displayed a weekly saying. The line read A closed mouth gathers two foot reflecting local devotional humor.
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Louisville
Walnut Street Baptist Church
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First National Bank
Midwest Indemnity
Sorg Paper
Sorg Paper Ptd
Ladd
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A.mears
Greene & la
Geor
Putnam
Drey Us
Wellington
Fidelity Trend
Affiliated
Dayton Livestock
Ponte
Cincinnati Livestock
Chicago Grain
Dayton
Chicago
Oal
Stock Mart
Ene
Pearle
Jomas Edigon
Hank
Reichhold Chem
Barnitz Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Oswalt Tile
Manchester
Wisdom
HET
Jerry Brown
Frisch Restaurants
Germantown RD
South Main ST
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