Fly-In Slated For the Weekend at Muscatine Airport
An experimental aircraft fly-in is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at the Muscatine airport. Sponsored by the Muscatine and Tri-Cities chapters, Saturday mainly serves members. Sunday features antique aircraft, an antique car display, an Army National Guard helicopter demonstration led by Captain Robert Cummings, and a parachute skydiving demo by the Muscatine Parachute Team.
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Vernon Long
8Th Avenue
Rock Island
Muscatine
Tri-Cities
Army National Guard
Robert Cummings
Decatur Dominates Burlington 3-0 in Midwest League
Decatur pitcher Joe Kirahan held Burlington to three hits as Clarence Stan Joy hit a home run and Bobby Marshall added an RBI single to seal a 3-0 victory. In other games Clinton beat Cedar Rapids 4-2, Fox Cities defeated Wisconsin Rapids 9-1, and Waterloo beat Dubuque 8-5 with Montreuil contributing a two-run triple. Quincy postponed, and Monteruil homered for Waterloo.
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Associated Press
Clarence Stan Joy
Bobby Marshall
Decatur
Burlington
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Fox Cities
Wisconsin Rapids
Waterloo
Dubuque
Quar Cities
Quincy
S. Joe Kirahan
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Pri de June Report
Grain prices in Chicago include Wheat No 2 red 16 in Corn No 2 yellow Ohio sample grade yellow 1.263 percent Oats No 2 heavy white main Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.5344. Prices listed for various grades and sample types.
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Chicago
Eddie Machen to Leave June 10 for Stockholm Bout
Heavyweight contender Eddie Machen will depart June 10 for Stockholm to fight former champion Floyd Patterson on July 5. Manager Walter Minskoff announced the travel date Thursday amid preparations for the Swedish bout.
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Walter Minskoff
Debrand
Baseball AMOR LEAGUE RESULTS From The Associated Press
Interleague results list scattered scores across multiple cities and teams. Highlights include Toronto and others with varied outcomes as the season progresses, noting long games and close finishes in several matchups.
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Associated Press
Oronto
Techester
Syrnausa
Richmond
Tacksorvile
Ona
Atlanta
Columbus
Pealtie
Conut
Arkansis
Denver
Salts Lake
Indianapolis
Nulahorns
Ivy A. Seale
San Diego
Spokane
Hawaii
Tacoma
Dallas
Portland
Rip
Dedication of Kent Stein Park Set for Saturday
The new Kent Stein Park dedication is slated for Saturday night with a softball doubleheader featuring the Muscatine all star team and Harrelson Motors of Moline. About 430 Little League players will be introduced in uniform between games, with G. A. Kent representing the Kent Stein Foundation. City officials will attend.
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Kent Stein Park
Muscatine
Harrelson Motors
Moline
G. A. Kent
Kent-Stein Foundation
Little Park
Bowling Night At Palmar Lanes In New Mexico
A Thursday league at Palmar Lanes features teams Wapello Wester Run Poole Transfer and Thermogas Hahn’s. High scores include team game 800 and series 2574 by Wapello Wise tern Auto and Thermogas, with individuals Coop Jackson 225 and John Walker 642 series.
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Plamor Lanes
Wapella Wester Run
Poole Transfer
Mggrdinks
Veee Russeloy
Thermogas Hahn's
Birs & i Figg Aluminum
Apollo Wes- BI Iter
Renee
Thermogas
Coop - Jackson
John Walker
Laroy Stalkfleat
Chon Jackson
Suveray Slinkfleet
Robert Bramwell
Cheri-Top Wins 10-9 In Senior Little League Thriller
In a tight Senior League game at Tom Bruner Field Cheri-Top edged Clark's 10-9 after a brief halt for uniform issues. Doug Morgan earned the win with Wieskamp driving the decisive hit while Morgan and Hatfield led Cheri-Top with multiple hits and strong fielding.
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Cheri-Top Eiged
Tom Bruner
Lumber Mart Mascaline Lighting Co
Hayes
Cheri-Tap
Clark
Doug Morgan
Mike Crumly
Eddie Berry
Doug Howell
Morgan
Jack Hatfield
Tom | Wieskamp
Tom Beckey
Mike | Morgan
Wieskamp
Ted Blacsing
Doug “Howell
Tim ‘Taylor
Mike Muser
Jim Fuller
Blaesing
Hatfield, Musser
Fuller
Open Softball Dramatic Doubleheader Sparks Rally Victory
Krieger Motors defeated Wilson’s Chevrolet 12 to 2 as they surged in the seventh inning at Kent-Stea Park. Henderson Garage edged Carlisle’s Sport Shop 7 to 5 in a separate tilt, with Krieger’s piling up 15 hits including three by Bob Herr and Wayne Schneider. Carlton Battenhagen pitched a two hitter for the Krieger win while Don Marshall earned the mound victory for Henderson’s in their triumph.
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Krieger Motors
Wilton
Carlisle
Yearney
Henderson
Mac
Wilson
Chevrolet
Hamm
Krieger's
Wilson's
Kent-Steat -Park
Hamm's
May's
New
Kent- Stein Park
Krieger-Wilson
Irinin
Krieger
Sports Shop
Ron ‘Tietge
Fielder’s. Choice
John Briggs
Carlislé
Mike
Berlin
Harley
Mills
Briggs
Denny
Carpenter
Neil Padgett
Tietge
Ed Reifert
Bill Reifert
Ron Welk
Don’ Anderson
Drie’ Bartelt
Butch Sprague
Job Marshall
Don Meeker
Tanings
RH Henderson
Henderson's 17 Moose roll in National Little League action
Henderson's collected nine hits to rout Moose 17 to 2 at Oak Park with K Reifert earning the win and D Roelle catching. M Grady and others had multi hits for Henderson's while Moose hitters Pattersay S Marks Beicher added three. Rosenberg Agency edged Thatcher 12 9 at Kent Stein Field No 1 as leading hitters Morgan and Calvert contributed homers and two hits.
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Henderson Garage
Henry’s
Hamburgers
Rosenberg Agency
Afl-Cio
Cscs
Moose
Lodge Thatcher Glass
Henry's
Aflcio
Henderson's
Rosenberg
Thatcher
Henderson
Moose Henderson
Moose J
Oak Park
K. Reifert
D. Roelle
Johnson
Harroun
M. Grady
Becky
Schaxpveld
Osborn
D. Curfig
Hopewell
Reifert
Pattersay
S. Marks
Beicher
Henry
Kent-Stein Field
Greg Emlet
Silvia Reed
Brad Pear
Mike Cook
Apl-Cio
Mike Guck
Maynard ‘Calvert
Greg Eamlet
Tom Griffin
Meyna
Ravenberg Agency
Glass
Kente Stein
Steve Reed
Steve Curry
Jim Stark
Curry
Reed
Lee
Dave Wille
Gue
Randy “Morgan
Rosenberd
Dempsey
Hogs steady to 25 higher at Chicago livestock receipts
Estimated Monday receipts show 14 000 cattle 7 000 hogs and 50 000 sheep. Hogs steady to 25 cents higher. butcher hogs 16 1/2 to 17 for 200-220 lb, steers strong to 25 higher with prime loads. Cattle and sheep also show higher bids, with various weight classes and prices listed for slaughter steers, heifers, cows, and lambs.
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Chicago
Chicago -Im
USDA
Omana Aera Ane
U.S
Butehers
Grain Prices Weak as Rain Hits Midwest Markets
Chicago grain futures fell broadly amid heavy overnight rainfall across the Midwest. Wheat led losses with July at about 1.40 and corn around 4.24, while oats drifted higher to lower, and soybeans eased to roughly 2.49 for July.
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ABC
Lan
Chicago
Midwest
Carlos
Stocks Rally Leads Market Gains Amid Mixed Trading
New York shares surged in a sharp rally as the market regained more than half of recent losses. Trading slowed late afternoon with volume around one million shares, while key issues rose and airlines bucked profit worries to post gains.
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New York
Obituaries and Funerals notices from Morning Sun era
Obituaries and funeral notices report Mrs Lucile C Shiflet dying, services set for Monday at 2 pm at Fairbanks Funeral Home with Rev Dayle officiating, burial Greenwood cemetery. Also Mrs Suealla Seay funeral at Fairbanks chapel with Rev Thomas Cooper officiating, burial Greenwood cemetery. Pearl A Moyers, 88, dies in Burlington hospital after week’s admission. survived by son Earl and daughter Lottie, seven grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild. services Saturday at Perce Funeral Home Morning Sun, burial Elmwood Cemetery, with Rev Wiegel officiating. Burial and service details include churches and family survivors. weathered with local obituary notices.
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Lucile' Cy Shiflet
Lucile C. Shiflet
Colver
Street
Fairbanks Funeral Home
Phoinas
Dayle
St. Meaitias Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Luella Seay
Sue
Alla Seay
Fairbanks Chapel
Thomas Cooper
Eva Kramer
Clifford Brown
Robert Penniston
Lester Carpenter
Kenneth Carpenter
Valentine Caulker
James W. Anderson
Greenwood
Peare A. Moyers
Pearl A. Moyers
Kline Memorial Hospital
Burlington
Floyd
Franeig. Harrison
Heath
Earl Mayers
Davenport
Lottie Pilling
Mediapolis
H.R. Mayers
Eli River
Minnesota
Licensed to Wed and Probate Notices in Muscatine Area
Daily Report lists licenses for Richard M Marthaler and Dalene Herr with ages 20 and 40 in Muscatine and Thomas Crossett 21 and Kathry Van Dyke 17 in Conesville plus Jerdld Awbrey 21 and Denise Longhurst 18 in Muscatine. Probate notes Murry Figg died May 29 1964 leaving estate to Nellie Figg executor. Separate maintenance Elaine Fry vs Donald Pry filed in Muscatine county with support and attorney fees requested and temporary injunction issued. Speeding violations include Monte Dual Bill Stewart Philip Gaeta Rita Reinier each with fines. Intoxication Ed Middleton Minnie Middleton one day sentences. Cheating Harriet Hayes at Woolworth fined $10 and costs.
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Thomas Dean Crossett
Columbus Junction
Kathry Wilma van Dyke
Conesville
Jerdld Allen Awbrey
Stockton
Denise Dee Longhurst
Muscatine
Murry Figg
Nellie M.figg
Elaine Fry
Donald Pry
Muscatine County
Matthew Wesgale
James C. Chown
LaVonne
M. Chown
Westtate
Duane Goedken
Bill Stewart
Last Fifth Streely
Rita E. Reinier
Wallace Streets
Ed Middleton
East Fifth Street
Minnie Middleton
East Fifth Gireety
Harriet Hayes
East Mississippi Drive
Woolworth
New York Stocks Summary From Merrill Lynch Ledger
Daily close list shows varied percentages for major firms including Gen Mot 8534, Goodrich 494%, Goodyear 47, AT&T 136, Int Harv 7315, Anaconda 49%, Int T and T 4%%, Boeing Air 4th, Kresge 37%, Maytag 38, Monsanto 75%, Marshall Field 423, Penney JC Site, Ford Mat 51, Gen Elec 2%. Supplied by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith, 21 East Third, Davenport.
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Goodrich
M&f O Goodyear
Atchison
Bendix Av
Iowa P&l
Beth Su
Kencott
Boeing Air
Kresge SS
Maytag
Monsanto
Marshall Field
Nail Dairy
Penney
Hospitals Admitted and Dismissed Names Across Local Addresses
A list of patients admitted and discharged from various local hospitals includes J. McKinney at 1019 Orchard Avenue and George Weber in Columbus Junction. Dismissals mention Mrs. Marie Montgomery 1218 Indiana Street and Mrs. Esther Fahy 1127 Sycamore, along with several others at multiple street addresses.
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McKinney
Orchard Ave
George Weber
Columbus
Albert Bunn
Benry Holdorf
New Hampshire
Douglas Marclay
Marion
Clinton
Coder
Chester Kenney
Joy
Marie Montgomery
E. Ind
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Sales and Prices
Chicago arrivals total 17 with on track 85 and shipments 649. Demand moderate for long whites, market barely steady to slightly weaker. California long whites at 6.506.70, Idaho russets 6.99-7.25, Alabama round yeds 5.75-6.00, old supplies light, demand good. Carrot track sales noted.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Alabama
Idaho
Omaha Livestock Market Report Notes Mixed Movements
The Omaha market shows steady to lower trends across livestock. Cattle and sheep volumes are reported with steers and heifers steady to firm, while hogs and lambs show variable declines and price references for various classes.
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Decatur Blanks
Sid. O
Brion
Monteouil
Bob Montgomery
Monttreuil
Wrox Cities
Matias
Baseball
Ily
Fred E. Wier
Tanatown
Des Moines
County
G. W
Rebecca Pence
Moyers
Tessie’ Mae Swan
Wapella
Newpor
Morning Sun
Lam
Mae
Journal
Sime 5
Sher
Ly Ulm
Wei
Daily Report
District Court
Richard Michael Marthaler
Dalene
Diane Herr
Justice Court
Harvey Allbee, Jr
Monte L
Philip Louis Gaeta
Town Avenue
Farmer's Market
Moscow
William Goshorn
Lyall Paul
Muscatine Bank and Trust
Muscatine Municipal Airport
Pepsi Cola
Phin Pet
Proc
É& Gain
Radio Cor
Sears Rach
Smelair Oil
Socony
Pacile Lid Brands
Sid
Ind
Ye ‘Union Pac
Eaagh
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner and Smith
Davenpal't
Omaha Livestock
Stis
Daasati Olal
FRY Electric
Matherry Dial
McKee Farm Store
Spring Street
Winderey, Doors and Corp
Whitey’s
Whitey Longstreth
Oregon Sf
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