New York Stocks Late Quotations June 4 Highlights
Merrill Lynch survey lists diverse names with percentages. Am Can 41 percent Gen Foods Ai Pops Coly S445 Alum Co 77 percent Gen Elec 6715 Philips 59 percent AT and T 122 percent Boeing 40 percent General Motors 43.34 percent and other major firms shown. A broad snapshot of Blue Chip and industrials trading activity for the day.
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Am Can
Gen Foods
Coly
Alum. Co
Gen Elec
Philea
NM & F
Philips Pet
Am Motor
Goodrich
This Radio Corp
Goodyear
Ft AT & T
Hi Cent
Sears
Mont Ward
Texaco
Curtiss
Daily Report Mixed Traffic Violations Share Notice
A stream of entries shows careless driving speeding and other infractions. Names ages and addresses appear with fines and costs, plus a foreclosure suit and hospital admissions list. The note also mentions a wedlock license and a U S ballistic missile base construction program remark.
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U. S. Ballistic Missile Base
Empire State
Reynolds Press owner Guy Pettit dies at 52
Reynolds press owner for 42 years Guy Victor Pettit died Friday at Oak Glen Nursing Home. Funeral services were held at Reynolds Methodist Church with burial in Reynolds cemetery. Pettit, born near Geneseo, once a high school principal at several towns and married to Jennie Repine. Survived by two sons, Royce and Jarl, five grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and five step great grandchildren. Florence Young, 73, mother of Muscatine officer Donald Young, died suddenly at home. William Cole, 79, of Letts, died at Lipplergo Nursing Home after extended illness. services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Pettit Reynolds
Guy Victor Pettit
Reynolds Press
Reynolds Methodist Church
Carroll Ochsner
Reynolds Cemetery
H. B., Wait
van Roekel
E- F, McKinley
Walter Danielson
Forrest Anderson
James Pettit
Pallit
Oak Glenn
Wms
Florency Young
Florence Young
Donald Young
Muscatine Police Department
Young
West Fourth Street
George M. Wittich
House Seeks Passage of Money Bills
Washington UB The House fixes its attention on appropriations bills this week while the Senate tussles with the administration's omnibus housing bill. More than $20 billion ride with the measures as passage seems certain. Two money bills up for early House action include $5.9 billion for agriculture and $8.4 billion for a catch-all federal agencies measure. House leaders target passage by Wednesday.
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Washington
House
Senate
Chicago Potato Market Report Flyers and Trends
Chicago prices and arrivals for potatoes show limited supplies with moderate news flow and good demand at slightly lower prices. California long whites and round reds are noted along with Arizona and Alabama varieties, indicating steady movement and cautious pricing amid market softness.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Reds
Arizona Ground Reds
Alabama
Ald
Boston Woman Named President of Mother Church
Mary Lee Gough Nay of Boston was elected president of the Mother Church, First Church of Christ Scientist, succeeding Arthur W. Eckman. A native of McKinney Texas Nay studied at Ward Seminary Nashville the University of Texas and the University of Chicago. She left music to practice Christian Science healing and became a listed practitioner in 1918 and an authorized teacher in Chicago in 1946.
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Boston
Mary Lee Gough Nay
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Arthur W. Eckman
Mother Church
McKinney
Tex
Nay
Ward Seminary
Nashville
Jail One After Tavern Tussle
Mount Pleasant police report one man jailed and another in Burlington hospital after a tavern assault at Kay’s Place in Rome Iowa Saturday night. Robert Wayne Musgrove of Rome, age 22, charged with assault with intent to commit murder for the stabbing of Clifford Manning, about 35, of Mount Pleasant. Musgrove waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury, held on $10,000 bond. Manning listed in good condition at Burlington hospital.
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Mount Pleasant
Burlington
Rome
Iowa
Robert Wayne Musgrove
Kay
Cliffford Manning
Musgrove
Manning
Burlington Hospital
Buffalo Prairie News Briefs Visit and Family Travels
Buffalo Prairie reports Elliott family visiting Canada to see relatives in the area. Gene Phillips family from Denver returned home after visiting Mrs Elmo Marston and relatives. Vic Bivens and wife from San Diego visit John M Bivens and relatives, plan to see son Fred Bivens in Omaha and daughters in Omaha and Indiana.
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Buffalo Prairie
Omaha
Neb
Robert Castrey
Famiy
David Niceley
Indiana
Weeks
Grain futures move higher on soybeans rally in Chicago
In Chicago the grain futures market firmed across most contracts with July soybeans leading the gain, rising more than four cents amid heavy buying. Other soy contracts rose over a cent in spots while wheat corn and rye posted smaller advances. Receipts today estimated for wheat five ears, corn four six one, rye none, barley seventeen, soybeans two.
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Chicago
Harley
Butcher Hogs Peak At Month High In Chicago Trade
USDA estimations show Tuesday receipts of 6,000 cattle 9,000 hogs and 1,000 sheep. Butcher hogs reached their highest level in a month with prices steady to 95 cents lower in active trade. Major hogs moved at 18.25 per 100 pounds for 210 lb mix No 1 and 2. other loads 17.75 for 190-215 lb mixes. Slaughter steers rose to 80 cents higher with primes at 25.50-26.00. Cattle and calf segments also shown with varied prime and mixed grades, while sows ranged 13-15.25 and vealers 25-30.
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Chicago
USDA
Althrough
Jean
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha cattle and hog prices eased with lighter trades noted. Slaughter steers held steady while heifers rose, hogs mostly down, and sheep market showed tentative bids with spring lambs at around 19 dollars.
Chicago cash sales of grains and oil products
The record notes reduced prices for various grains and oils including corn, yellow corn grades No 2 to No 5, oats, heavy and extra heavy white, soybean oil, barley malting and feed grades with price ranges.
Fire claims two lives at Searville home
Sunday fire at the Peterson residence in Searville killed Paul Peterson, 23, and Merle Hanan, in his 40s, who died of suffocation. Peterson's wife and children were visiting relatives in Lake Mills when the blaze started. A neighbor found the bodies near the back door as authorities investigated the deadly fire.
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Searville
Paul Peterson
Merle Hanan
Peterson
Lake Mills
Village Landslide Buries Two Trains and Village
A landslide deluged Mt Panping area near Chintein, burying a village and two freight trains. Twelve bodies recovered, six missing, twenty seven injured. Rock and mud over 20 feet high blocked Kaohsiung rail traffic along a 600 foot track stretch.
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Taipei
Formosa
Mt. Panping
Chintein
Kaohsiung
Railway Administration
Can Schools Close to Dodge Integration
The Justice Department argues states must provide public schools and cannot shutter them to avoid desegregation. The NAACP suit challenges a Louisiana law allowing local option votes on school integration or closure. St Helena Parish voted to close schools to dodge a federal desegregation order. The piece notes New York State savings banks hold $25 billion, enough to build 25 highways like the Thruway.
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Washington
Justice Department
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Louisiana
NAACE
St. Helena Parish
New York
Savings Banks
Appeal filed with Muscatine Zoning Board of Adjustment
Mervin Curry seeks approval to build porches at 2020 and 2022 Breese Street. Hearing set in Council Chambers at 7 30 p m June 18 1961 for interested property owners to be heard. Probate notice opens for Nellie B. Foyer Inte will on June 30 1961. parties may appear and show cause in Muscatine County Iowa. Florence Hetzler Clerk. R C Petersen Attorney.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
Nellie B. Foyer
Junge
Florence Hetzler
R. C. Petersen
Muscatine Journal Classifieds Overview
Classified listings section outlines categories such as Help Wanted, Apartments For Rent, Homes For Sale, Merchandis e For Sale, Boats and Motors, Business Services, and more. It serves as a directory for local ads with numerous classifications and subcategories.
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Ijn
TIA
Rates Advertisements in Times Sizes and Charges
Rates and billing: advertise by word count, times, and size. One time rates vary by words. multiple insertions alter cost. For larger 12 point type, double the 6 point rate. End of notice mentions blind ads.
Classified Ad Deadlines Close at 9 30 a m
Notices indicate deadlines for classified forms due by 9 30 a m on publication day. Readers should place ads by this cutoff and request assistance from the admaker for SURRCS TM.
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Daily Report
Gerry Stephen Smith
Route 4
Tommy Leet Crews
Spring Street
Donald Eugene Dill
Mascaline
Joab Moore
Locust Street
Willam Wenons
Dale James Jer
Nebraska Street
Fred R. Duncan
Ilinois City
Illand
Harlan R. Meeker
Cranston
Sal
Harlan BR
Hecker
Gerry
Stephen Smith
Lary Eugene Streal
Karen Sue Schnecier
Wayne F. Brendel
Mary Snow Hilton
Peter Huebner
Oak Park
Barbara A. Toyne
Arlington Heights
Ill
Eugene Anderson
Fort Sheridan
Ida Anderson
Justice of the Peace
Harvey Allbee, Jr
Howard Wacker
Betty Andera
Wilton
Wilton Savings Bank
Harold E
Virginia R
Hattie Klininer
Columbus Junction
Cora Powell
Green
Edward Meewes
Dennis Bellinger
Rickey Madsin
Atalissa
Sheldon Hawkins
Albert Nyephuis
Oak
Roy Miller
Joyce Mathias
Howard
J. N.chandler
Broadway
Alberta Nicklas
E. Wirth
Rocky Phillips
Letts
Mary Doyle
Detroit
Mich
Fannie Hall
Cedar
James Fowler
Robert House
E. Fifth
William Reesink
John Beukenhorst
Thomas Gentzler
Robert Blowman
Wallace
Howard Green
Pleasant
Charlotte Stonum
W. Eighth
Rober Stanbro
First Ave
William Laughlin
Hellman
Lester Eis
Ricard Fuller
Lucas
Ernest Liebhe
Mulberry
Herman Dickman
Marie McCormick
Mabelle Hudson
W. Firth
Mary Jarry
Wisconsin
Theresa Shaney
Bridgeman
Valeo Westfall
Cherry
Jesse Sivedge
Oregon
Kenneth Lange
Rogers Wadden
Monroe
Hunberto Peres
Illinois City
Stoday
West Liberty
Paul Mills
Moline Public Hospital
Moline
Blue Cross
Nk of
Wapello
William Cole
Lippler Goes
George M. Bete
Boston Woman New Christian’ Science
Buffalo Prairie News
TAN
Chicago Cash Grain
City OF Muscatine Zoning Board OF Adjustment
J. DB
Muscatine Journal
Harry Truitt
Miller & Sons
Hope Ave
Lippelgoes Nursing Home
Fairbanks Funeral Home
Gesel
Maynard Jennings
AE & AM
Per W. M
Professional Services
Mre Nn Ae
Wester Drug
George A. Blackwood
Muscatine Savings & Loan
Zere
J. B. Mark & Sons
Mark Dial
Ray Pace Agency
Blue Cross and Bite Shield Individus Enreliment
Ruth Vander Ploeg
Kenway Cleaners
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