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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1964
Page
11
US cattle and hog markets in Cincinnati show activity with steady to higher calves and steers, cows and bulls mostly steady. Vealers range 26 to 32 dollars, hogs at 3.70 with mixed weights, sheep at about 21 dollars for light slaughter lambs.
Dayton area produce listing reports a large egg business loss at a hennery described with unclear terms Large and Medium and country setting. No further details or names provided.
A classified notice page item shows Middletown Securities and partners Greene and Ladd with a phone contact GA 2-457, listed under Manchester. The fragment indicates a brokerage or financial services advertisement placement in the local paper.
Prices paid at farms and packing plants for eggs by size from Ohio and Southern Indiana. Details include jumbo to small egg ranges, U S grade conversions, and consumer grade prices in major Ohio cities. Also listed are No 1 fryers and potato prices reflecting current market levels.
A hurricane releases an immense amount of energy in a single second, rivaling the explosive yield of several atomic bombs, highlighting the storm's extraordinary power and potential damage.
In letters to Roger E. Spear, readers discuss starting portfolios former. One 72 year old widow sold her home and seeks income with AT T, Pacific Gas and Electric, Texas Utilities and Standard of New Jersey. Spear says age is not obstacle but stock yields are low and growth matters. A 45 year old widow with two sons asks which of Long Island Lighting, Radio Corp, or Lone Star Gas to buy. Spear recommends Long Island Lighting for growth, Lone Star Gas for income, and advises avoiding RCA. Spear announces a new 48 page Guide to Successful Investing available for $1 at The 1618 Grand Central Station, New York.
American Peace Corps volunteer Cynthia Ann Myers, 23, drowned in the Bay of Bengal off Andhra Pradesh after an undertow pulled her and fellow volunteer Sam Boggess out to sea. Fishermen rescued Boggess, who was near drowning when saved.
J Mahlon Buck 64, board chairman of Smith Kline & French Inc., and vice president and director at Smith Kline & French Laboratories, collapsed from an apparent heart attack Saturday after receiving an honorary degree at Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania.
Steel Magazine predicted output in U S steel mills will rise over the next two months toward a record for the year. The forecast notes last week’s production near 2 615 000 tons and cites the GM strike settlement as easing output obstacles while forecasting clouded shipping due to a U S W strike against Ford on Nov 6.
Cleveland man Charles Slechta 55 was found dead in the trunk of his car Sunday morning. Police reported a hose attached to the exhaust entering the trunk, which was closed but not latched, and a coroner’s ruling was expected today.
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