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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1963
Page
13
A compact clue list includes entries such as mountain in Moab, rabbit's tail, English school, female sheep, money of account, illumined, Confederate general, and French conjunction, indicating a varied puzzle across standard crossword categories. The items suggest typical crossword fodder with geographic, animal, linguistic, and historical terms.
W Harold Denison area executive for the Ohio West Virginia Area Council of the YMCA will become associate secretary general of the World Alliance of the YMCA in July. He will move from Worthington suburban Columbus to Geneva Switzerland to assume new duties.
A fragmentary page lists multiple securities and companies including Aeronca Pid and Prior Pid with page markers 4 and 8, Crystal Tissue Co. and banking names First National Bank and Third National Bank, Winters National Bank of Dayton, Sora Paper Co. and Sorg Peper Co. with page markers, Greene and Ladd contact GA 2-457, and mentions New York Stock Exchange members alongside Manchester Motor Inn.
A small puzzle card by William J. Miller explains a daily fortune message game. It details counting letters in a name, adjusting to obtain a key number, then reading letters under checked figures in a rectangle to reveal a daily message.
In a Q and A format Roger Fe discusses unlisted stocks, noting there are about 25 000 such issues versus listed shares. He cites Avon Products and other blue chips traded over the counter and warns that a broad OTC market exceeds formal exchanges in breadth. A reader asks whether a widow should buy Kennecott or Niagara Mohawk for income. the adviser favors Kennecott with a 5.7 percent yield, deeming it safer and offering higher return than Niagara Mohawk's 4.1 percent.
Canody named Maintenance Man of the Month for January at USAF Overseas. Canady cited for superior technical knowledge and exemplary duty performance. Michael A. Bober Jr. assigned to duty at Charleston Shipyard Dispensary after Navy entry in 1961. Bobby E. Fugate completed eight weeks of training at Fort Gordon. David L. Enright, aviation boatswain's mate airman apprentice, graduated from the Aviation Boatswain's Mate School in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati police report a 35 year old woman Florida Lovette was shot dead in her home. The killer George Berry 53 wounded himself with a 12 gauge shotgun and is in serious condition. The incident occurred last Sunday night.
Cattle numbers around 1,500 with calves 125. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak. cows steady to strong. Canners and cutters 25 to 50 higher. Steers 950-1000 lb around 25.00-25.25. 750 lb heifers around 24.00. Cows 14.00-15.50. bulls 18.00-26.00. Calves healers 33.00-36.00. Barrows and gilts around 300 head. feeder ranges 14.25-15.60. sows 12.50-13.25. Sheep 250 slaughter lambs mostly steady. 100-120 lb lambs 19.00-20.00.
Cleveland AP report from Steel Magazine predicts March shipments will jump 15 percent to the highest since last April, with consumer inventories set to reflect 500000 tons of an expected 6.7 million ton rise. Automakers hedge against a possible steel strike while non automotive buyers hold off hedging. Ingot production this week seen up slightly from last week’s 2.1 million tons as mills run at 65 percent capacity.
Geneva Chancey and Betty Sanders reported a burglary in their Washington apartment. A thief took luggage, a watch, 100 stock shares, and a coin collection, including 60,000 uncirculated 1961 pennies worth $600 and 20 proof sets totaling $182.
AP reports Daniel Boone, captured in 1778 and raised in Detroit as an adopted son of Chief Black Fish, rushed to Kentucky on hearing of a French and Indian plan to attack Boonesboro and led a successful defense of the fort.
Journal want ads present a sample family notice listing items for sale including a dresser and a spinet desk at ten each. It notes ten day costs of 1.60 and monthly rates on request with error cautions and adjustment rules for the first insertion.
In Columbus Ohio AP reports on eggs and poultry pricing after candling and grading. Farm prices show jumbo eggs 33 to 42 cents, large 30 to 39, medium 27 to 36, small 17 to 30, large 22 to 34, undergrades 10 to 19. Country packing plants pay 38 to 44 for large A loose eggs, 33 to 34 for small, and carton large A 43 to 49. Retail buyers see large A white eggs 44 to 53, large B white and brown 42 to 49. Fryers No 1 quality 15 to 17 cents, potatoes 2.75 to 6.00.
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