Late Markets New Orleans Farm Market Prices Report
In New Orleans markets heavy supplies of peaches and butter beans with mixed others. Prices shown: snap beans 2.50 per bushel, butter beans 2.50 to 4.00, corn white 3.50 per hundred ears, cucumbers 2.25 per bushel, muskmelons 4.00 per dozen large, onions 2.50 per 50 lb sack, peaches Alabama 2.50 per large half bushel, Mississippi 3.50 US 1 rings, field peas 3.50, peppers 1.00 to 1.25, potatoes 3.50 to 4.00 per cwt, squash 1.50 to 2.00 per bushel. Movement fair to good with little price change.
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New Orleans
UPI
USDA
Mississippi
Alabama
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California
Hogs and cattle prices from Chicago livestock market
The Chicago livestock market shows hogs at 6 000 head with mixed weights from 17.00 to 18.75 dollars per hundredweight, sows down to about 14.25 to 15.75, cattle and calves with prime steers at 25.50 and various grade ranges 21.00 to 25.00, and sheep around 20.00 to 21.00 for spring lambs, with broader market directions noted. New York stocks edge higher with the AP average up 0.50 at noon, Dow at 687.08, mixed gains across sectors and notable moves in Ford, Zenith, Du Pont, Union Carbide, Piper Aircraft, Philco, and Lockheed.
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Associated Press
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Zenith
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du Pont
Union Carbide
Piper Aircraft
Philco
Radio Corp
Raytheon
Lockheed
Markets at a Glance United Press International
Stocks firm in quiet trading amid irregular bonds and mixed results. Grain futures in Chicago edged higher on demand tied to poor crops while cotton futures in New Orleans were inactive with prices down at 11 am. Dow Jones averages showed gains across all major indices.
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United Press International
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Midwest
Chicago
Board On Trade
New Orleans
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Julia
Funeral set for Leroy Guyon in Louisiana and Texas ties
Leroy Guyton 59 died suddenly at his Florida Street home. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Hixson Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Frank Smith officiating. Interment in Hasley Cemetery. Survivors include wife Blanche, one son at Stewart Air Force Base, three daughters in Dallas and Baton Rouge, three brothers, three sisters, 11 grandchildren. Pallbearers named for the service.
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Don R. Guyon
Stewart Air Force Base
New York
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Gerald Dean Moses
Melba Ladd
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John Guyon
Baton Rouge
Oscar G
Plaquemine
Mary Britton
Letha Barnett
Olla
Luraina Perry
Oregon
Raymond Boullt
H. R. Ware
Jack Oglesbee
Charlie Penn
Jack Moses
Robert Griffith
Muslim Leader Free On Bond Hearing Friday
A 30 year old Monroe man, Troy Bland Cade of 3012 Bailey Street, was released on a $12,000 bond after being indicted for desecration of the American flag and criminal anarchy. The bond was posted by a representative of Muhammad's Mosque No. 2 in Chicago. Cade's attorneys filed motions to quash the charges in Fourth District Court, with a hearing on the motion set for Friday.
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Government singled out Cohen in income tax case says lawyer
Mickey Cohen’s attorney claims the federal government is picking on the ex gambler. In final arguments Dahlstrom said Cohen is the government’s whipping boy and was set up to be an example to others to pay their taxes.
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Jack Dahlstrom
Man Arrested On Driving Charge In Monroe
Monroe police booked 30-year-old Teddy R. Taylor Jr. for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He listed 2805 Roberts Street, Monroe, as his address and is set for Monroe municipal court after a late Tuesday arrest.
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Monroe Municipal Court
Arab Leaders Back Kuwait as Iraq Claims Kuwait
Arab League members including the UAR and Saudi Arabia oppose Iraq's bid on Kuwait. Kuwait proclaims emergency, its garrison bolstered, while Britain pledges support if asked. Jordan and other states voice solidarity. tensions rise as Iraq asserts sovereignty over Kuwait.
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Troop F Team Wins Quick Draw at State Convention
The Louisiana Peace Officers Association convention in New Orleans saw Troop F from Louisiana State Police win first place in the quick draw pistol shoot. Team members James C. Martin of Madison Parish and John House of East Carroll Parish led the squad, with other members from across the state. Baton Rouge Police Department placed second and West Monroe police third.
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Central Japan Flood Toll Rises Across Wide Region
Torrential rains in central Japan for a fourth day killed 88 people, with 86 missing and 136 injured. Rivers overflowed, towns flooded, and thousands evacuated as dams opened to relieve reservoirs. The disaster affected Sendai to Hiroshima and major cities Kobe Osaka Nagoya and Tokyo.
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Monroe Jaycees Install New Officers Friday
Monroe Jaycees set Friday at 7 p.m. at the Frances Hotel for installation of officers led by president Jimmy Rivers with John Birdsong Ar mand Kitto as vice presidents and Stan Boggs as secretary. Edwin Mathews becomes treasurer and a list of directors includes Hershel Adcock Craig Campbell Billy Hargiss Ted Hatfield David Masur Harold Melton Joe Rabin Ken Wagley and Jimmy Terry. State Jaycee President Charles Landry of Lake Charles to deliver the main address. The Monroe Jayne chapter also installs leaders Maggie Walker president Angie Hargiss vice president Dolores Daniel secretary Lehlia Terry treasurer Barbara Lassiter membership chair Peggy Hatfield publicity chair Bren da Kitto sunshine chair and several awards plus a dance to close.
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Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Angie Hargiss
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Lehlia Terry
Barbara Lassiter
Peggy Hatfield
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