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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
7
Miami Beach resident Mario Telluchi keeps a poodle named Lever. Neighbors complain about barking. He sets up a direct phone link to his apartment with amplifiers so Maria can hear and command Quiet, Lover when the dog barks.
A compiled daily briefing lists several case notices and hospital admissions. Entries cover license issues and fines, a not guilty verdict with case pending since December, disturbing the peace tied to a dog complaint, and numerous hospital admissions across various names and towns. Also notes former residents’ births and a Chicago potato market update with red River Valley red potatoes featured.
Soybean futures rose as much as four cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade before pulling back amid active trading. Strong soy demand and a government stock price boost supported gains, while wheat and corn showed mixed moves.
The New York stock list shows varied percentages across major names including Motors, Am Can, Gen Tel, Am Motors, Goodyear, AT&T, General Electric, Ford, DuPont, Eastman, NY Cent, Sears, Sinclair Oil, Socony, and United Air. Notable items include Am Motors at 18 percent, Gen Tel at 24.% and West U Tel at 28.4 percent, with several firms in the 40s and 50s range reflecting mixed performance in this trading period.
Chicago reports the hog market active with slaughter hogs higher by 3 to 50 cents as 7,500 head were weighed. Prices for 190–230 lb mixed No 1 and 2 hogs ranged around 16.50 to 17. Slaughter steer and heifer values showed strength, with prime steers 1,200–1,325 lb noted near 28.25 to 28.35. Cattle receipts reached 11,000 with calves absent. cows mostly 14.00–16.00. Lambs steady to strong with slaughter lambs 29.50–30.00, good to choice 17.00–19.00 per 100 lb.
The Alani and Gulf Coast dock strike entered its 23rd day as federal mediators attended hoping to spark joint negotiations. Secretary of Labor W. Willard Witte and mediators stood by over the weekend ready for shifts in shipowners or Longshoremen's Union positions.
Obituary notices cover George Grosjean aged 49 of Muscatine with funeral at Grace Lutheran led by Rev C R Gesell and military rites by American Legion. Ward Peters aged 61 mourned at George M Wittich funeral home with burial at Drury Reynolds cemetery. Carl H Werner 61 of Muscatine dies after short illness. service by Rev E I Hageman at Greenwood Cemetery. Bertha Hauber graveside service at St Mary’s cemetery in Indianapolis after two and half year illness. survivor relatives noted.
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