PUNY CU Across and Down Puzzle Clues List
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Norse County
Understand
Wither
Louisiana cattle and poultry prices and New York market outlook
Cattle: 18 head sold. Calves slaughter good to choice 24-25.50. Stocker 2350-28 for 250 lbs up. 24-27 for 250 lbs down. Steers and heifers slaughter good to choice 24-25, standard 22-24. Stocker good 18-23. Hog receipts too few to quote. Broiler prices at farm 14-15 cents. hens heavy at farm 16 cents. light hens at farm 7 cents. Eggs: large 143-149 cents. medium 24-29. small 17-21. New York market: investment adviser James Dines urges investors to wait unless stocks are already low. Hamilton Institute notes high prices but limited upside. Nine airline stocks show strong cyclical revival. Spear & Staff cites rail and tax-cut debates shaping near-term moves. Caution urged with conservative stock selections at reasonable price-earnings.
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THE
Associated Press
Broiler and Fryer
Dow Jones Averages Slip Amid Mixed Trading
United Press International reports Dow Jones stock averages closing lower in midweek trading. The 30 industrials drop to 721.51, down 2.66 points or 2 percent, while notable declines hit Ralls and Stocks. fourth hour sales reach 470,000 to 2 pm with total at 2,440,000.
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United Press International
Markets at a Glance Stocks Dip in Moderate Trading
Markets at a Glance reports stocks mixed with declines in American and Midwest shares, U.S. government bonds easing, and cotton futures steady as Chicago grains fall. The brief reflects a quiet session with weaker equity performance and uneven bond moves.
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United Press International
U.S
Midwest
Chicago
Voice of Broadway Celebrities and Kennedy Public Works Plan
President Kennedy weighs a sweeping public works program to fix unemployment for unskilled workers. Harry Richman backs a modern Club Richman revival. Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres calls Suzannah Glidden from ABC-TV. Keely Smith tops Nat King Cole and Lena Horne at the Fairmount in San Francisco. Pamela Ma- continues the celebrity chatter.
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Kennedy
Harry Richman
Richman
New York
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Suzannah Glidden
Abc-Tv
Keely Smith
Nat King Cole
Lena Horne
Fairmount Hotel
San Francisco
Missed Slam In Mississippi Bridge Event Sparks Controversy
At the Mississippi State Tournament in Jackson, a misfired Stayman 2 clubs by West Lou Gurvich created confusion after a 1 NT opening. East led two hearts, North and South passed, and Gurvich’s bid yielded a two heart contract that penalized South’s lapse. In a separate session, Fred Berger defended South and reached six diamonds after a sequence ending with six. The incident underscores the tense competition and the dramatic reactions from players.
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Jackson
East
South
West
Lou Gurvich
New Orleans
North
Gurvich
Fred Berger
Berger
Cotton Exchange Wins Battle With Revenue Service
Memphis Cotton Exchange wins a three year dispute with the IRS and is to be repaid 1808 dollars in taxes plus 244 dollars interest after arguing it is a tax free nonprofit. The IRS had ruled in 1960 that the exchange was not tax exempt as a non profit business league or chamber of commerce.
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Memphis
Memphis Cotton Exchange
Internal Revenue Service
Exchange
IRS
Chamber of Commerce
Cotton futures steady with minor declines in New Orleans
In New Orleans at 11 a.m. cotton futures showed little change with prices 55 cents per bale lower for the day. In Chicago, crop reports fed mild bullishness to soybean and new crop corn, while grains held steady to lower amid light activity. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and soybeans receipts were modest across markets.
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New Orleans
N.C
Chicago
Board of Trade
Arkansas
Missouri
Homes Parade Dates Announced in Northeast Louisiana
The Northeast Louisiana Association of Home Builders announces the annual Parade of Homes. It will run the weekends of September 21-22 and September 28-29, with 10 homes open 2 to 6 p.m. Builders include A. Lee Booth Construction Co., Butler Real Estate and Construction Co., Russell & Hazel, Bradford Built Homes, Carson Homes, North Monroe Builders, Inc., and Mid-South Homes.
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Northeast Louisiana Association of Home Builders
Bill Hartness
A. Lee Booth Construction Co
Butler Real Estate and Construction Co
Russell & Hazel
Bradford Built Homes
Carson Homes
North Monroe Builders, Inc
Mid - South Homes
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Ital. Com
Eskimos
Shank
Wintergreen
Sensible
Lumberman's Boot
Milky
Rower
Toward
Chuins
Price
Zoo Keeper
AP Newsfeatures
Alum Ltd
T&t
Atchison
Gen Foods
Mtr
Gulf
Kerr-McGee
Lorillard
Mont Ward
N. Am
Avia
Penney, J
Phillips
Procter & Gamble
Reyn Tob
MG Safeway
Schlumberger
Sears
Shell
Sinclair
Skelly HT
Socons
Moly
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Sunray Ie Swift Weolf
Texaco
Texas Gulf Pdnk
United Gas Cp Aus
S. Rubber
Uni
Woolworth i
Louisiana
Wall Street
UPI
James Dines
Alexander Hamilton Institute, Inc
Investors Research Co
Spear & Staff, Inc
DOW Jones
Voice OF Broadway
the Ever - Piquant
Pamela Ma
BY Hughes Mendel
Stephanie Wanger
Plaza
Allyson
Anthony Quinn
Paris
Tony
Lil Abnee
MR. Knibbs
Pip
Atiis
Mary Worth
MR. Yavel
Linnea
MR. Cavello
Madame Kara
Castle Theater
Pete
Mary
Omer
Archie
White House
Amazon
Herman
Orphan Annie
Hairy Wolf
Seetle Bailey
Lizzie
Professor Phumble
Cotton Exchange
Revenue Service
Zenith
SAM Thomas Appliances
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Monroe
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Cypress Crosley
Yonesboro
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