New York Stocks Mixed Amid Fashioned Market Tone
New York trading showed varied gains and losses across industries with Am Can at 4434 and Am, T. & T around 138 percent. Major names including Anaconda, Atchison, Bendix, Chrysler, Ford, DuPont, Eastman, Deere, and General Electric moved on modest swings as investors weighed industry signals and corporate updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alum Co
Tob
Atchison
Bendix
Chrysler
DuPont
Eastman
Probate and court actions from district court report
The Daily Report lists probate matters for Arthur Rucke of Wilton and W A Seright of Muscatine with details of wills, administration and estate bequests. It notes a divorce suit Frye versus Frye and multiple criminal and civil entries including speeding intoxication and adoptions or births. Newborn sons are reported for several local couples with home addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur €. Rucke
Wilton
Aspen
Bestella M. Smith
Tipton
W. A. Seright
Muscatine
Seright Manufacturing Company
Hershey Avenue
Charles L
Oscar M. Seright
Florence Seright
Frances FP
Frye
W. Scott Frye
Oregon Street
Corn futures up fractions in firming grain market
Chicago Board of Trade activity showed short covering and minor advances across December wheat rye and corn. Oats and soybeans traded around previous closes with carlot receipts estimated for wheat corn oats rye barley and soybeans. Cash grain pricing in Chicago reflected varied bids with No 2 yellow corn and soybeans, while church funds received a 25 percent stock and rights contribution from Lee Adams for a building fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Cash Grain
New York
L— Lee Adams
Birdie
Unitarian Church of All Souls
Hogs and cattle market report and extremism remark
In Chicago trading hogs remained steady amid moderate activity with about 9,500 head traded for the week’s first days, top hogs at 17.75 per 100 pounds and cattle and sheep showing varied bids. Separately, a Washington speech by Rev. Ralph Lord Roy argued extremism can be morally ambiguous depending on perspective, citing historical figures as examples.
Obituaries and Funerals in West Liberty and Area
Obituary notices from West Liberty area reporting the deaths of Lawrence Hiatt of Las Vegas Nevada former resident. services to be held at Bunker Brothers Mortuary Las Vegas. Norval Schafer of Grandview dies at 59 on his farm. funeral arrangements pending at Dudgeon-McColley Wapello. David Devore 77 dies at Newport. funeral and burial details in Wapello area.
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West
Liberty
Lawrence Hiatt
Las Vegas
Ney
Hiatt
Oklahoma
Springs
Pau
Bunker, Brothers
Las’ ‘Vegas
Lee Hogue Forsythe
West Liberty
Lee
Hogue Forsythe
Methodist Church
Dale J. Willids
Dorothy Carey
Harry Lewis
Lou Brown
Jay Steen
Fred. Steen
Albert Kline
Elmer Merridith
Oakridge
Snider Fineral
Mr. Forsythe
Norval Schafer -Wanello
Norval Paul
Bill’ Schafer
Grandview
J. R
Vada Collins Schafer
Carol Bonnich
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Town
Dudgeon-McColley Funeral Home
Wapello
Gene
Air Force
France
Gladys Paullins
Emma
Buster
Winfield
Ivan Rexroth
Davenport
Helen Wager
Burlington
Frank
Dixon
David
Devore
Fair Approach On Expense Items Pledged By IRS Chief
Washington Internal Revenue Commissioner Mortimer Caplin promised Wednesday that new IRS rules will be fair and sound and aimed at the congressional intent. He said the agency does not want to interfere with legitimate expense account deductions as the regulations are set up.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Hearings on proposed tax rules target expense abuses
Two days of hearings examined proposed tax regulations designed to curb expense account abuses in travel entertainment and gifts. The 1982 tax law underpins the rules, aiming for stricter accounting of business expenditures amid protests from various organizations. Also reported are wholesale buying prices for cattle and dairy products showing minimal changes and steady grading figures.
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Summary
Potatoes in Chicago show modest demand with dull market conditions. USDA data indicate 752 total on track with 395 U.S. shipments and 52 accumulations. Prices cited include Idaho russets at 3.70 and bakers at 5. Wisconsin russet bakers reported 325.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho
Ydaho Bakers
River” Valley
Tound Teds
Wisconsin
Russet Bakers
Omaha Livestock Prices Lightly Mixed At Omaha Sale
Cattle and calves commanded gains with most classes up 24 to 80 cents. Slaughter lambs remained steady to weak while good and choice steers and heifers quoted higher in a narrow range. Prices hovered around 11.80 to 16.50 for various beef and dairy divisions. Buyers showed strength in the wholesale segments as calf and steer markets moved with demand.
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Chicago
Omaha
U.S. J
Gas Tax Money For Improving Boating Urged
Des Moines report says the Iowa Conservation Commission urges the Legislature to authorize using part of state gasoline tax funds to improve boating facilities. They have not fixed the amount sought. The body also backs purchasing 4,649 acres of federal forest land in four southern counties and to seek a $92,000 federal-price purchase funded by a special state appropriation for 32 parcels in Van Buren Lee Appanoose and Days counties. Commissioner Earl E. Jarvis notes the federal government has held the land for 30 years with no action.
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Des Moines
Towa Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
van Buren, Lee
Appanoose
Dayus
Earl E. Jarvis
Wilton Junction
Iowa lands eyed for public use by state in 1962 debate
On December 6, 1962, Day emphasized a bill for $92,000 to cover 20 years of upkeep for land, lamenting the Forest Service’s spending in other states while Iowa receives little aid. He argued state purchase would restrict land to public purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Forest Service
Iowa
War Criminal Charges Denied in Chile
Patrick Weichman head of Interpol in Chile said a higher Nazi war criminal may be detained after Walter Herman Ju Hus Ravis appeared before the Supreme Court denying charges and West Germany seeking extradition. Weichman did not name the second man but indicated a second arrest was expected.
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Sanijaco
Chile
Colonie
Patrick Weichman
Interpol
Walter Herman Ju- Hus Ravis
Supreme Court
West Germany
Weichman
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Richard F
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Woodlawn
Imar
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L. J. Donohue
W. Fourth
Myrtle Myers
Harry Ramsdell
Milan
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E. Sixth
Wilbert Burmeister
Jerome Augustine
Elma
Yakle
Grace Hill
Lucas
Sybil Robshaw
James Moylan
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William Coleman
Richard Cameron
Dale
Martin Wichelberger
John Painter
Main
Wayne Rohde
Marion Schafer
Edward Bell
Columbus Junction
Sharon Terrill
Clinton
James Smith
Mississippi Drive
Donald Klebe
Paul Sprague
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International
Silver Company
Im.thia
Tierney
Ralph Lord Roy
Patrick Henry
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Jesus
Aete i
Fairbanks ‘Chanel
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Leroy .Thomas
Eva. Kramer
Fred Welsch
Lafe
Westerfelt
Warren, Blake
Robert” “Stegall
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Greenwood Cemetery
Fowler
Butler
Omaha_ Livestock
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Batterson’s
Eastern Iowa Light & Power Cooperative
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Yellow
Bert Jo
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