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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1961
Page
13
A brief description of a daily numeric fortune puzzle says to count letters in your name then adjust by minus four if six or more or plus three if fewer than six to get a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures left to right for a daily message.
Listed are American Airlines American Motors etc with varied prices and gains. The page catalogs dozens of corporations and railroads including Bethlehem Steel Cont. Edison Chrysler Motors General Motors United Aircraft and other majors with percentage shifts and price figures, alongside mutual funds and livestock market remarks.
Livestock market listing shows prices for hogs lambs calves and cattle with ranges for weights from 160 to over 500 pounds. Prices include hogs light to heavy, lambs good to choice, ewes and bucks, calves and various cattle classes. Cincinnati AP notes slaughter steers and heifers slow and cows steady with bulls weak to low.
Prices paid at farms after grading show eggs and poultry rates. A jumbo eggs rated 38 to 44 cents per dozen, large 37 to 43, medium 33 to 40, small 25 to 35. Turkeys include 45 for toms, fryers, and young ducks. Potatoes fetch 2.75 to 5.0 cents per pound.
The West German Defense Ministry refused to allow generals to accept invitations from Soviet military missions in Buende Frankfurt and Baden to attend 43rd anniversary celebrations of the Soviet army and navy. Bonn circles noted the shift as Soviet invites to high ranking officers were previously avoided due to postwar animosity. The ministry gave no grounds for the polite refusal.
Foster Howard Maag 50 and his wife were assaulted early Sunday in front of the Glen Island Cocktail Bar. Maag said a man offered to help with his stuck car and then attacked him. another assailant struck Mrs Maag as she fled, and the pair took her purse before fleeing.
Dr and Mrs William Henry will discuss observations from their Europe tour at tomorrow's Civitan Club noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel They will focus on European economic conditions and points of interest encountered during their trip.
Deputy Soviet Premier A N Kosygin landed in New Delhi to start a two week visit as Nehru’s guest. He will sign papers authorizing a 126 million dollar Soviet credit for India’s third five year plan starting April 1.
The Air Force will use three special railroad trains as roving radar targets to simulate bomb drops for SAC crews. The first train, nearing completion at Ogden Utah, will head to Milan Tennessee for operational start March 1, with Maj. Eugene R. Butler to command. First train crew includes 19 from Joplin.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. announces price increases on its glass containers effective April 1 in Toledo led by executive vice president Ray H Mulford. He cites a year of cost price squeeze with earnings down 18.7 percent despite an $8 million sales rise and says the hike restores the cost price relationship, first such rise since 1957.
An early spring notice promotes Scott's Lawn Products and Diver Coal and Feed offering starting trays peat pots starting soil seeds and related garden supplies at two local addresses in GA. The items help gardeners begin early plantings and include a halt to crab grass control.
Special notices advertise a bake sale on Washington's Birthday at 9 30 AM in the Central Store. It is sponsored by the Sisterhood Council of Temple Beth Sholom. The item lists other local ads including labor, home care, and cleaning services with contact numbers.
Several obituaries and funeral notices appear for Alma Beatty Mothes in Middletown Ohio at Wayne Avenue and Woodside Cemetery, Troy Deaton at Mt Vernon Hospital Ohio with service at Baker & Sons, Joseph Kahaneck near Middletown with services at Baker & Sons, and additional memorials and rosary events at Schramm Funeral Home and Means Kentucky. Interments listed at Woodside, Palmetto Beach, and beige ye Cemetery with multiple funeral homes involved. Dial numbers and church names are provided for arrangements.
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