Cincinnati Livestock Prices and Market Movement Report
USDA market report shows hogs 4,000 head at Cincinnati with moderate activity. barrows and gilts mostly 1.00 lower, sows down 50, heavier weights down 1.00. hogs 190-250 lb 21.35-21.50, 255-270 lb 20.60-20.85, sows 400 lb down 18.00-19.00, boars around 14.50. Cattle and calves 2,600 head. slaughter classes steady to moderate. yearlings 25.00. 1,000-1,200 lb loads 20.00-24.00. commercial yearlings 9.50. 600 lb cattle 15.00-18.50. heifers 12.00-21.00. prime 1,310 lb 27.00. beef cows 10.50-12.00. canners 7.00-10.00. bulls 11.00-13.50. choice dealers 22.00-28.00. high choice and prime 29.00-33.00. mid ranges 15.00-21.00. feeder yearlings 13.00-14.00. Sheep 400 head. slaughter lambs steady to strong. good/choice 15.00-19.00. prime 20.00. utility 10.00-14.00. culled sheep 3.00-5.00. cull to choice ewes 3.00-5.00. feeder lambs 12.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Produce Price List for Live Poultry and Milk
Daily market update lists live poultry prices for hens and roosters with weights and an extensive mix of illegible OCR marks. It also notes dressed poultry prices and milk production data from an association, including Grade A white butter value and wholesale pricing details.
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Esteen Am Leghorn
Cabeseeere
Bae
Jaeeneeeeeekeeensaen
Hennery
Neve, Nee
Euan
Leghorn
Cincinnati Produce Prices and Grades Report
Cincinnati produce prices listed by grade and type. Eggs include large white and brown varieties with U S consumer grades and wholesale percentages. Poultry prices cover fryers heavy hens roosters and turkeys with weight-based ranges. Butter and potatoes provided with wholesale figures.
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Cincinnati
F.e.b
U. S
Family returns from funeral of Andrew Hall in Winder
Mrs. Eula May Jackson of 8th Avenue and LeRoy Hall of Sycamore Street came home after attending the funeral of their father Andrew Hall at Winder. The Saar population is so dense that residents could live only 50 to 60 days a year on their own farm output.
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Eula May Jackson
8Th Avenue
LeRoy Hall
Sycamore Street
Andrew Hall
Winder
Saar
Mima Hensley Rites Planned After Middletown Death
Mrs. Mima Hensley, 65, died Sunday at 6 45 a.m. at the home of her son George Hensley in Middletown. A Jackson Ky native she had lived in Middletown since 1943. Survived by two daughters Oma Combs and Clara Riley. two sons Pierce and George. one sister Milda Thompson. 33 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Body to be taken to Jackson for services with burial tomorrow.
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Mima Hensley
George Hensley
Columbia Ave
Jackson
Hensley
Middletown
Oma Combs
Clara Riley
Pierce
George
Milda Thompson
Infant Federle Graveside Service Planned
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Federle Waynesville Rt 2 to be buried this afternoon at Woodside Cemetery. Child died Saturday at 4 p m Rev James Kruslings to officiate graveside services.
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Ralph Federle
Waynesville
Dumford Dies at 76 Retired Miamisburg Carpenter
Harry L. Dumford, 76, of Miamisburg, a retired carpenter and father of Charles Dumford of Middletown, died yesterday. Friends may visit at 461 S Main St after 7 p.m. today. Funeral at Our Lady of Good Hope Church at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery, Franklin. He was a member of Our Lady of Good Hope Church and the Holy Name Society. Survived by son, four brothers, four sisters, and five grandchildren.
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Harry L. Dumford
Miamisburg
Charles Dumford
Middletown
S. Main St
Our Lady of Good Hope Church
Woodhill Cemetery
Franklin
Dumford
Holy Name Society
Powell dies at 59 in Lebanon home of brother
Allie Powell 59 died Saturday at his brother Lawrence Powell 312 N E. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Zion Baptist Church with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Allie Powell
Lawrence Powell
N. E
Zion Baptist Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Frances A. Winner dies at 76 in Lebanon
Mrs Frances A Winner 76 died yesterday at the home of her son George in Lebanon A brother George House of Ridgeville and a sister Mrs W H Irwin of Lebanon survive Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home burial in Lebanon Cemetery
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Lebanon
Frances A. Winner
George
George House
Ridgeville
W. H. Irwin
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Obituary Notices for Gordon Andrews Henry Joseph and Ida Tirey
Gordon L Andrews 41 of Seven Mile dies, services set 2 p.m. Wednesday at Webb Funeral Home. Henry Joseph 41 of 710 Kenworth Ave. to be buried after services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Colligan Funeral Home. Mrs Ida Tirey 64 of 857 North 3rd Street funeral services 10 a.m. Tuesday at Webb Funeral Home.
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Gordon L. Andrews
Seven Mile
Webb Funeral Home
Henry Joseph
Kenworth Ave
Colligan Funeral Home
Ida Tirey
3Rd St
Deaths Elsewhere by the Associated Press
Mishawaka Indiana George W Blair 87 retired rubber company executive and banker. Born in Davenport Iowa. Los Angeles George En
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Associated Press
Mishawaka
Ind
George W. Blair
Rubber Company
Davenport
Los Angeles
George En
Mild Pure Vegetable Laxatives Offer Gentle Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets combine three gentle vegetable laxatives in one tiny tablet. The supplement activates the small intestine and stimulates the large intestine to clean out waste and reduce gas. No purging, no griping, and a natural feeling of movement.
Six Middletown Hunters Not In Blizzard Area
Six Middleton hunters stranded by a Wyoming blizzard near Jackson Hole are returning home tonight with elk and tales. Rescue teams continue moving toward the Big Horn Mountains where 120 hunters were snowbound. 86 were rescued Saturday. The group left Middletown Oct. 26 and are en route with at least one elk.
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Middletown
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Rate Of Steel Output Rising Says Magazine
Steel magazine reports U S steel output at 95.5 percent of capacity last week and October could approach year-ago levels. October 1952 rate was 106.6 percent with eight percent higher capacity this year. Projected October production about 9.14 hundred million net tons versus 9.808 million last year. Demand at mill level firming after summer easing, with premium steel volumes falling while standard steel uses freight absorption to cut consumer costs. Finished steel price composite slips from 115.54 to 115.41, scrap prices rise to 32.83 per gross ton, up 33 cents.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Killer Cobra in Missouri Town Ends Captivity
In Springfield Missouri the tenth hooded cobra slithered loose in the fall and was captured yesterday. The reptile scare began in late summer near a pet shop run by an animal importer who denies his shop supplied the cobras.
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Springfield
Missouri
Club to Hear Kramer City Manager at Sertoma Dinner
Howard Kramer city manager will address the Sertoma Club during its dinner meeting at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the Manchester Hotel.
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City
Howard Kramer
Sertoma Club
Manchester
Notable Sports Figure and Film Pioneer Pass Away
The obituary notes the death of gel, aged 78, a one time manager of prize fighters including champions Harry Greb Frank Klaus and Benny Leonard born in Pittsburgh. Hollywood Robert G Vig nola, 71, a silent era film director and later television producer born in Jaly.
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Hollywood
Robert G. Vignola
Silent Pictures
Jaly
Father Fights Forest Fire Ends Family Tragedy in Virginia
In Richlands Virginia six members of Babe Harrison Osborne’s family died in a mountain cabin fire when the home burned as the father fought a forest blaze four miles away. Victims named are Mildred Osborne 41 daughters Vicey 22 Brenda 11 months and sons James 15 Clyde 9 and Franklin 6. Two sons escaped before the cabin collapsed. The father 51 worked with a fire crew and was unaware of the blaze. Cause undetermined.
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Richlands
Mildred Osborne
Vicey
Brenda
James
Clyde
Franklin
Babe Harrison Osborne
Judge Refuses To Lift Picketing Ban At Plant
In Columbus a Common Pleas Judge refused to lift a temporary order limiting picketing at the Northern American Aviation plant. Judge Joseph Harter cited an illegal revolving picket line around cars entering the facility and invited union counsel to review other judges decisions before returning to court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
Joseph Harter
Northern American Aviation, Inc
Uaw-Cio
Harter
Ross to lead Ohio Council of the Blind fifth term
Clyde Ross of Akron will continue as president of the Ohio Council of the Blind for a fifth term. The group also announced Richard Kinney of East Sparta Stark County a Mount Union College student won the statewide essay contest.
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Cincinnati
Clyde Ross
Akron
Ohio Council of the Blind
Richard Kinney
East Sparta
Stark County
Mount Union College
Shah Splits Crown Lands to 1600 Farmers in Ceremony
In Tehran the Shah distributed ownership deeds for 32,000 acres of crown land to 1,600 former sharecroppers. The palace ceremony marked a major land reform step as Reza Shah Pahlavi grants private title to peasants who toiled the estates.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Planning Unit Studies Budget For Defense
The National Planning Association estimates the economy could bear defense spending up to 75 billion dollars annually by 1956. It suggests funding via sales taxes and selective economic controls, while noting no recommendation to approve such spending. The 19 member committee led by Ralph J. Watkins prepared the study to illustrate potential actions.
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Washington
National Planning Assh
United States
Association
Ralph J. Watkins
Dun and Bradstreet
New York
Police Held Night Guard For Arson
BALTIMORE A hearing was set today for 38 year old night watchman Alton E Fuhrer charged with arson in two fires at shops he protected. He allegedly started a garden shop fire Oct 8 near St James Hotel then reported it and alerted hotel guests. About 100 residents evacuated. no injuries. A second fire occurred Oct 15.
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Baltimore
Alton E. Fuhrer
St. James Hotel
Fuhrer
Connecticut Lakes region declares allegiance struggle era
The Connecticut Lakes area in northern New Hampshire sought independence from 1832 to 1835, refusing allegiance to the United States or Canada until the New Hampshire militia compelled residents to acknowledge state sovereignty.
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Connecticut Lakes
New Hampshire
United States
Canada
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