New York Stocks End Mixed Amid Broad Trader Activity
Markets show varied performance across sectors led by durable goods and energy names. Names such as US Steel Union Pacific Texaco and Goodyear mark notable moves while Ford Mot Gai DuPont and Maytag reflect broader shifts in investor sentiment. Strong entities include Dynery, AmCan, Anaconda, and Gen Foods amid volatile price quotes and general market swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Foods
Goodyear
Bae
Stel Brands
Itty Towa Poe Sa Aqth Ltd
Ty Kreger
Dismissals and summonses in varied daily court docket
The docket lists numerous cases with defendants summoned for appearances and temporary support hearings. Names, ages, and addresses are given for individuals such as Magik Weikart, Ruth Myleha, Troberk Fredrick Googe, Charles Vi Lame, Jav3 Newell, Hlegel Merlo Law, and several others. Several speeding and intoxication entries include fines or bonds, with addresses in Illinois, Iowa, and Michigan. A paragraph about garden claps on an island and many misread names appears, followed by many listed residents and dismissals, including Mes.amberko Rorex, infant daughters, and others from Davenport, Detroit, Moscow, and Columbus Junction.
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Allowhae
Ruth Myleha
Woodlaven Avenues
Eixvesyion
nolNe
Troberk
Fredrick Googe
Woodlaen Avenue
Charles Vi Lame
Newell Avenue
Appeir Hatlung
Yvebble
East Sid
Lawrence A. Stumm
Nowell Avenue
Jxonnoth Satterthwaite
Main Street
Howard F. Smith
Mulberry Averiey
Chicago Produce Prices Steady in Wholesale Trade
Chicago wholesale poultry and butter prices show little change as markets hold steady. Quotations for live poultry and related goods remain flat, with mixed fowls and fryers notably unchanged amid limited demand.
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Chicago
Prices Tilt to Weakness in Grain Dealings
In Chicago trading early today grain futures fell as selling increased across soybeans and the old crop activity. Dealers noted thin demand with receipts estimated at two cars of wheat, fifty four cars of corn, four of oats, and none for rye or barley amid a quiet market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trace
Anther
Carink
Looking Ahead After Town s Million Blaze
Town officials and businessmen met to plan after a $6 million blaze that destroyed two industrial plants and 10 dwellings. The Hartnett Tanning Co and International Purchasing Co were major employers, with about 40 people left homeless as a quarter mile wide fire spread along the street. Firefighters fought the blaze for over four hours as 20 mile per hour winds fanned the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Hartnett Tanning Co
International Purchasing Co
Kone
Tamas
Aoee
Durant Churches Plan Coming Week Activities
Durant Churches list a busy week with Gloria Del Liberan events and a Sunday school teachers meeting. The Girls' choir rehearsa.l Sunday worship is set, and a Bible school program includes an ice cream social. St Pris Episcopal notes a church women meeting and a lecture on personal questions. Morning prayers and Sunday school dates are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
James Wells
St. Pris Episcopal
Jane
Marian Schreale
Jacob Adam Sanders of Montpelier Dies at 9:20 a.m.
Jacob Adam Sanders aged 93, longtime Montpelier resident, died at Lippelhooge Nursing Home. He married Agnes Sosnolpal in 1893 and is survived by his widow, two daughters, five grandchildren, and 32 great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. at George M. Wiltzien Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. A. D. Steffenson, with burial in Pare Cemetery near Pleasant Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Adam Sanders
Montpelier
Morgan Sanders
Thomas ‘Tharp
Muscatine
Fred Umphress
Davenpool
Sva
George M. Wiltiel
A. D. Steffenson
Pare
Pleasant Prairie
Nervleas
Jpriends
Hogs and livestock prices from Chicago USDA reports
Chicago wholesale hogs and sheep prices amid uneven demand with 7,000 head traded. Hogs near 8 to 18 dollars, various weights quoted from 12,000 cattle and 8,000 hogs to 1,000 sheep, calves at 100. Slaughter lambs steady to slightly higher. ewes and bulls listed with mixed futures and seasonal shifts. Cattle and calves show broad price ranges across grades and weights as buyers and sellers adjust to market signals.
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USDA
Chicago
Rade
Lit
Severn
Chokce Son
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Fear Business Recovery May Spur Inflation
Top White House advisers warn recovery could revive prosperity but fear inflation. Chairman Walter Heller says restraint will be needed. officials stress no direct price or wage controls except in wartime. Reference to liv ing costs and wage moderation follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Theater Sit-In Extends At ABC Center Austin
Four Austin students began a sit-in at the ABC TV Center Building in Austin Texas at 2 PM Monday as part of a protest against theater segregation. Company officials tolerated the demonstrators but barred entry to rest rooms or sleeping quarters. The sit-in became a sleep-through event overnight with about 30 students marching nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Austin
Tex
Aiton
American Broadcasting — Faramount Theaters, Inc
Abc-Tv Center
Government Sells Corn From Surplus
Washington reports ongoing government sales from surplus stocks with 6.62 million bushels sold in the week ending May 36, totaling 438 million bushels since last year. Sales are aimed at preventing deterioration, with prices holding firm despite supply.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
May Barter Farm Surplus To Save Dollars
A five day task force meeting of export and mineral dealers opens to study bartering U S farm surplus for strategic materials. The Agriculture Department aims to cut dollar outflow by trading surplus commodities for goods needed by government agencies and reduce foreign-obligation payments.
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Washington
U. S
Conmillee
Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
U.S
Asst
John P. Duncan
City Council Special Session Sets Zoning Hearing Date
The Muscatine City Council met in a special session with Mayor Boseh presiding. Aldermen Sadal Bunn and others attended. Alderman Powell was absent. The council reviewed Town & Country Bowl zoning, proposing B-2 zoning on the SE corner of Park Ave and Colorado, and scheduled a public hearing for June 19, 1962 at 6 30 PM with public notice to follow. The meeting also authorized sanitation actions and street committee follow ups and adjourned at 8:02 PM.
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Boseh
Ald
Finnegan
Bun
Voch
Nell
Sadel
Fisher
Jones
Powell
Town & Country Bowl
Park Ave
Colorado
Plan & Zoning Commission
Bumn
Burm
Waller Pilgram
Indiana
Schley
Sampson
Iourn
Robert D. Bosch
Atjestt
Florence Mason
Roa Proposes Havana Summit for Neutral Countries
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa urged a Havana summit of neutral nations for a conference with delegates from about 20 countries ahead of the United Nations session. He said Cuba would be pleased to host the international meeting, a proposal previously made at the UN in 1953 that drew little response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Raul Roa
Havana
Roa
United Nations
Special City Council Meeting Deliberates Park Avenue Zoning
The Muscatine City Council met in special session May 24 1961 with Mayor Basel presiding. Aldermen Finnegan Jones Sadel Powell and others discussed Park Avenue zoning including an area south of the alley between Breese and Roby and west of Division. They referred the zoning ordinance to the Ordinance Committee and Plan and Zoning Commission and discussed issuing a permit for Bowling Alley area Park Ave and related parking and property matters while inviting press and public attendance.
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Basel
Ald
Yfinnedan
Powell
Bunn
Kachnatt
Sade
Pisher
Whisperling
Parke Avenue
Fran
Marland Bartholomew and Associates
St.Louis
Finnegan
Sadel
Tial
Harland Baretholomewv and Associates
Park Avenue
Fiynegan
Park Place
Cily Allamey
T 9
Edwards & Halling Proparty
Piers
Mya
Anna Onel
Bosch
George Zoller
Finnegay
B. P
Paiva
Ale Lovey
LSE
Bui
Koehnech
Ares Park Ave
Finneran
Jones
Sunn
Isophuers
Tic Vere
Sacel
Finneray
Bae Ave
Colorado St. of A
Barnes
Atty
Robert Wilson
Flan & Zoning Commission
Teves
Pinegan
Plan & Zoning Commission
Plan & Jenning Commission
Parte Ave
Colorado St
Aspensal
Radia
Muscatine
Harland Bartholarmein
Nuscaline
Cane
Clark
Plan
Dones
Adjowm
Chicago potatoes market reports and price ranges
Chicago arrivals steady with moderate new supplies and firm demand for Jones whites. California Jones whites quoted 2.90 to 3.20, bakers 3.15 to 3.40, round reds 2.60 to 2.75, with overall market steady though some demand for hundreds was slow.
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Chicago
USDA
California
California Bakers
Reds
Bama
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Ang "Dy
Nerday
M&f
T&t
Atchison
Bentrix
Curtisn Wiley Deere Gai DuPont
Astman
Ford
Daily Report
Boil
David Schmarie
Eugene V. Nelson
Magik Weikart
Rank
Matthaw Westrate
Tollahie
Island of
Tormosa
Rue Thomas
Ilinsis City
Andrew Barke
Lawe
Ly An Sul
Arthur Geiger
Warn Peels
Grandview
Teresa Cooney
Hershey
Helen Haas
Madison
Joseph McCleary
Rouwle
Joseph Berry
Dolliver
Ivank Jarrard
Columbus Junction
Ned
Moscow
Wallace Benson
Liberty
Mes
Amberko Rorex
TM Fois
Honry
Dewleht Lavin
Monilays
Henry Miller
Hitler
Dingner
James Fowler
Monlay
Forrest Snell
Morey Hospital
Daye Inport
Themus
Heinold Hog Market
Buffalo Prairie, Illinois
West Liberty
Iowa
Buffalo Prairie
Heinold
Redwood
Dale Birkhalter
Main
Marvin Prohosky
Buffalo Prairie Yard
West Liberty Yard
Venice
Loki
Cial
Spssin
By Couser Council
Muscatine Journal
Dermine Bein
Headiaker
Harry Truitt
Bloomington Friends
Garda
Trev
Stafians
Harold Murdock
Rickey
Willie Murdock
Jary
Styler Communication Lodge
Welcone
W. M
Trune
AFA
P.m. R
Welch Council
I. M
H. Ty
Professional Services
RRA
Wester Drug
Ind
Richman
Dini AM
Lucas
Muscatine Savings & Loan
Ray Pace Agency
A. C
Bob Holcemy
Ben Holcomb
Nichols
Bob Wilson
Call Mondy’s Heating AM
Western Tire Auto Store
J. Sulzberger
Norman Tree Service
Geo
R. Norman
Prop
Harley Mills
Chestnut, AM
Donald Snyder
Roy Brewer & Sons
Bob Bynum Fuller
Wessel’s
Ed F. Hildebrandt
Westinghouse and
RCA Appliances
Chaudoin’s
Schmelzer
Nellie Robertson
F. R. Leach & Son
Geo. Morrisette
Virgil Schmelzer
van Veen
Healey Metal
Hawkins Pain Shop
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