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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1962
Page
18
Markets steady with limited testing for small lots. Slaughter steer 25.50 to 26.00, cows 15.50 to 16.30, bulls 19.00 to 20.50. Calves dealers slow with 30.00 to 32.00. Hogs 2,700 head with mixed receipts 190 to 260 pounds. barrows and gilts active but closing slow, down to 25. Sows 14.25 to 15.00. Boars few, 11.50. Sheep scarce, not enough to test trade.
Readable fragments show Middletown Securities and affiliates including Aeronce Pid and Pigeo Bi with percent figures, Sorg Paper Co and First National Bank data, and Leo Blower with small percentages. Greene and Ladd are mentioned as a party.
Cincinnati livestock market news from the USDA shows cattle around 275 head and calves near 100 head slaughtered at the terminal market with mixed prices and steady demand for beef and dairy stock. Trade activity focuses on feedlot entries and regional buyers seeking high quality cattle for slaughter.
Thefts included a transistor radio from Eddie Faulkner 523 Fremont Court and $103 cash plus papers from Willard Tolson 521 Garfield St. Vandals shattered Nettie Peters 1201 First Ave car glass, damaged a dump truck at 1415 Garfield St with a BB gun, and police arrested Jerry MecTierman 33 on Germantown Road for issuing a bad check.
Raney Williams reported firing five shots over the heads of prowlers attempting to force a window at his Franklin Madison Road home. He said lights were out and he was awake with a sick child when the incident occurred around 12 11 a m. Williams spoke to Butler sheriff s deputies and Williams ID Williams told Special Deputy Bill Cain that the prowlers fled.
In Columbus, the Westinghouse Electric plant ends a potential shutdown after a settlement with the International Union of Electrical Workers. Westinghouse will modify disciplinary actions against three workers who refused to work, and the UE will review disputed pay and time issues. More than 4,000 union members had authorized a strike and had tentatively scheduled it for midnight Sunday.
Two schools released lists of pupils with superior science ratings. Spring Hill Elementary names students including Judy Brandenburg Cheryl DeHart and Gerald Myers among others. Seven Mile School lists top science performers such as Johnny Hudson Rick Ingram Paul Gregory Larry Pike and Gary Lakes.
Police report a thief pried open the pay phone at Cottage Inn 344 S Main St and stole $81.60 from the coin box. Marvin Smith of Ohio Bell Middletown office notified authorities about the confirmed theft yesterday.
Report notes Ainu customs in which a widower is believed to destroy or burn his house to send the dwelling to heaven for the deceased wife to use in the afterlife. The practice reflects traditional beliefs about spirits and ancestral homes.
Ernest M. Rains is appointed supervisor of distributor programs for Armco Steel Corp. He will oversee working with independent steel service centers to promote Armco mill products and ensure stock and quick delivery for meet supply needs and emergencies. Rains, a University of Nebraska graduate, joined Armco in 1948 and has since become a senior market specialist.
A coroner's jury is expected to convene in Cap Haitien to review the death of Lucille Rogers von Linde a New York and Kansas City socialite who died in her hotel room days after her wedding to Dr Manfred von Linde The investigation follows a second autopsy and rumors with officials saying there is no clear sign of foul play and the first autopsy cited a heart attack
Local 1250 United Auto Workers served Ford Motor Co notice that about 300 employees will strike if health safety and production grievances are not settled. The five day notice could affect Brook Park engine plants and the Brook Park foundry as Ford and UAW officials in Detroit negotiate here to resolve the dispute.
A short game offers a daily fortune from a letter puzzle. Count the letters in your first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then scan the rectangle from the upper left to read 25 chosen letters forming a message. DUU based we ag Pele edna le Ma sill
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