New York Stocks Summary Amid Broad Industrious Trading
A dense listing shows New York stocks led by Am Motors at 13 and AMT & F at 21 with many major names including Gen Motors 45 percent, Eastm Ate, Phillips, Goodyear 22, Sinclair Oil 31, Int Paper 25, Union Pacific 21, Maytag 21, and Sears brands under varied figures. The report reflects a broad market wheremotor and industrials dominate, with limited clarity on date or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Laam Canad
AMM & F
AT & T
Atchison
Deere
Durant
Mer
Davenport
Iowa
Gen Motors
Peps
Cala
Gen Tel Ibis Phileo
Goodrich
Philips
Goodyear
Wa Radio Corp Ao
Hare
Scav's Hoch
Sinclair Oil
Int
Paper
Socany
Towa Il
Alta So Pac Wy
Iowa P and IL
Sig Brands
Ken'cott
Kresge
Maytag
Monsanto
Si Mont Ward
Union Pacific
Marshall Figiel
Walled Air Boail Dairy
Weat U
Penney JC
Ralyail Lynch
Perce
Penner and Smith
Illegible Daily Report Items From Muscatine Court
Public notice style summary of marriages, probates, court actions, and births from Muscatine area records. Includes licenses to wed for Vargas-New ton and Carter-Huck son, probate of Martha Hayes, various intoxication and speeding citations, admittance and dismissal lists, and several birth announcements with local addresses and names.
Liquidation Weakens Corn and Bean Prices on Board
Chicago trading shows mixed results as liquidation pressures hit corn and soybeans while wheat and rye gained support. Export demand firmed modestly, but most grains lagged. Carload receipts report wheat 104, corn 198, rye 4, oats 15, barley yi, soybeans 46.
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Chicago
Board of ‘Trade
Carlar Racelpts
Omaha Livestock Prices and Weights Report
Omaha Livestock market figures show butchers around 240 lbs and 12 500 dollars, loads 10 75, sows 270 to 330 lbs, cattle 16 500, calves 178, steers and heifers mostly high choice with prices around 22 to 25 dollars per hundredweight, sheep at 4.000 with slaughter lambs not established.
Chicago Grain Prices With Mixed Quality Notes
The report lists cash grain in Chicago with no wheat or soy sales. It notes No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow prices, plus sample yellow and oats classifications. Barley malting quality ranges and teed figures are given, reflecting varied lots and grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Chicago Wholesale Buying Prices Steady
Wholesale buying prices remain unchanged across categories with multiple grain and poultry items listed. Prices show minor adjustments and steady bids for live poultry and commodity grades, reflecting market stability in Chicago.
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Chicago
Heavy Trading Sends Stocks Down in Late Session
New York stocks fell further amid heavy trading as the day closed. Volume was about 6.9 million shares versus 5.64 million Friday, with key issues slipping one to two points and only scattered gains resisting the broad decline. The ticker tape shown continued to move downward a string of losses.
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New
York
Second OMVI Guilty Plea Leads to $500 Fine
Harry B. Reinier of Halsboro pleaded guilty in Mine District Court to a second offense of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined $500 and assessed $20.30 costs. Judge Westvate suspended his driver's license for 120 days.
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Harry B. Reinier
Halsboro
Jude Westvate
Westvate
Meat market mixed as hog prices rise in steady bid
Chicago livestock market reports show butcher hogs steady to 25 cents higher with bids strongest under 230 pounds. Cattle receipts reach 15,500 with slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower. mixed high and prime cattle trade at 26 to 27.50. Hogs feature varied lots with No 1 and 2 barrows 190 to 230 pounds at 19 to 19.25, others 18.50 to 19, and lighter weights near 19.50. Sheep run about 1,000 head with spring lambs 21 to 24.
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Chicago
TSDA
Peices
U.S
Fay
Hold Lowa ns For Inquiry In Burglary
Lancaster Mo Four two town men held here today in connection with a burglary at Coatesville during the night. John Thomas Clark thirty six and Ronald Malleile of Cincinnati Ohio identified. Officers said R J Trimble operator of a grocery store at Coatesville surprised the two men about 4 am. They found 150 cartons of cigarettes eight watches and a quantity of food in the men's car.
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Lancaster
Coatesville
John Thoma Clark
Ronid Malleile
Cincinnati
R. J. Trimble
Scarsdale Named Nation's Wealthiest Community
In Scarsdale New York a 19 000 resident village north of New York City is cited as the nation s wealthiest community by Sales Management magazine with an average family income near 429 078 a year The area features historic homes a strong education system with half the tax dollar going to schools and a high rate of advanced degrees The high school drama group will tour Europe for the second straight year and many graduates pursue college or further studies Dean Rusk once lived here before becoming secretary of state.
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Scarsdale
N.o
Gachark
Dean Rusk
Washington
Bible School Closes at Old Bethel Church
Local Bible School at Old Bethel Church Napella Forte completed its season with daily attendance averaging about 40 and a candle light program closing on Friday evening. Refreshments were provided by friends and parents of students. The community also notes hospital admissions for several residents and upcoming visits and retirements, including Major Stroup heading to Korea and staff changes at local colleges, with social events and meetings scheduled in July.
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Napella
Forte
Bethel
Traiway
Les Napella
Vernon Devore
Pi Hospital
Edivin
Hicklin
Burlington
Robert Sands
Mercy Hospital
Merton Askren
Mercy’ Hospital
Burling
Richard McMartin
Donnellson
Bob Sands
Myrtle Dundap
Harry
Leo) Straup
Marsha
Patt
Denver
Colo
WW. J. Stroup
Maj
Stroup
Korea
Ana
General Branch
Osan Aly Base
Long Creek
Alta Olio
Billy Samuels
Ray Samuels
Camp McCoy
Wis
Robert LaPella
W. P. McNeil
Indianola
LaPella
East Tennessee State College
Johnson City
Tenn
College of Emporia
Emporia
Kan
L. L. Schneider
Governor hopeful questions statewide auto inspection rollout
Des Moines candidate Harold E Hughes questions whether the State Safety Department will expand the Des Moines based auto inspection requirements statewide. He argues many two car households might fail tests and that Des Moines, with the only testing station, should not bear unique burdens while other towns lack testing.
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Des Moines
Harold E. Hughes
State Safety Department
Hughes
Carl Fesch
Andy
Towa
Mrs Mary Furnas 73 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Mary A Furnas 73 died today at her home 306 East Fifth Street after a short illness attributed to chronic heart condition She lived in Oshkosh Wisconsin since 1892 born December 1 1888 in Litzenborf Germany daughter of Thea and Furnas She was a member of St Mathias church Surviving husbands J E Furnas four brothers all of Oshkosh Before death she was preceded by parents three sisters and three brothers Funeral services at St Mathias and burial in Milwaukee Calvary cemetery Interment at Milwaukee.
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Mary A. . Furnas
Mary A. Furnas
Furnas
Oshkosh
Wis
Dee
Litzenborf
Germany
Thea
St. Mary's
Tbe Antapaeto
Bi-Furnas
St. “Mathias Church
J. E. Furnas
Matthew
Paul
Theodore
Anthony Ducx
Wise
Sha
Riley Funeral Home
Rosa Drumit
Rosa Drumm
Maude Martz
Blue Grass
Rosa Egel
Pleasant Valley
Jacob B. Drumm
Muscatine County
Hugo
Elbert W
Davenport
Ted R
Bud J. Drumam
Muscatine
Mes
Ray Coulter
Earl Moody
Auburn
Nebr
Maude Marta
Walter Egel
Atantic
Runge’ Chapel
Runge Chapel
Blue- Grass
John Johansen
University Hos
Tows Citys
Hefnes
Lone Tree
Carl
Hapl-Bee
Elong
Johansen
Grace- United Church of’ Christ
Hetis
Dick. McBride
Daven~ Port
Grace United S Church of Christ
Harry Lake
Lone Tree Cemetery
Sorden-Adams Funeral
Maroh
Don. A. Noble
Noble
Thinoise City Methodist
Lady Eagles’ of
Don AS. Noble
Paul Jacobs
Fruitland
Jack Neuenkirk
Columbus Junction
William Smith
de Soto
Linda
Lester Sedam
New Boston
Tthamer Dusenberry
Drury Township
George’ M
Wittiched
George M. Wittich
Illinois City “Methodic Church
Tinois City
Bigamy Charge Faces Actress Sophia Loren and Ponti
Rome judge orders actress Sophia Loren and producer Carlo Ponti to stand trial on bigamy charges. Ponti is charged with bigamy for allegedly concurring in Loren's marriage. Loren reportedly had never been married before.
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Rome
Sophia Loren
Carlot Ponti
Ponti
Miss Loren
Perch proposal targets unsafe car inspection issues
The proposal seeks to deny inspections for cars with clouded window glass or cracks, body edges or rust holes that could release exhaust, and tires with exposed fabric layers. The move aims to curb dangerously worn vehicles.
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Perch
Duty to Know Seen as Citizen’s Core Duty at Drake
John M. Hightower, correspondent for The Associated Press, argued in a Drake University talk that the duty to know is the foremost responsibility of citizenship. He noted postwar consensus on Cold War aims and the Kremlin’s strategic initiative, urging teachers to foster student engagement with national and international affairs.
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Deg Moines
State ‘Department
Associated
Fress
John M. Hightower
Hightower
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Jaoas
Drake University
Muscatine Journal Classified Advertising Overview
The Muscatine Journal lists its classified sections from personals to services and autos. It notes deadlines for classifieds at 9 20 am on insertion day and provides the contact line AM 4-299 for placing notices and suggestions to improve ad results.
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Tarma
Wreadtaker
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David Lee Vargas
Judith Kay Newton
Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Alfred J. Carter, Jr
Mary 0. Huckson
West Liberty
Martha E. Hayes
Arthur E
Clifford L. Hayes
Ethel M. Fowlie
Delores T. Tompkins
William Wellens
Harlan Fay Meeker
Orange Street
Irene Stoffels
East Sixth Street
Louis
Ascencio
Alfred J. Laffin
East Second Street
Robert L. Toborg
Leroy Street
Gary Lee Longstreth
Park Avenue
Ed Middleton
West Second Street
Justice Court
Harvey Allbee, Jr
Merle
Ledore
Eldon
Eddie L. Jones
Rock Island
James A. Bart
Aledo
Larry Keith Soteros
Green Street
Allen A. Miller
Gary R. Miller
East Mc Tine
Robert Hill
Glenside
Dorothy Gorlar
la Grange
Ill
Harley A. Braun
Nichols
Thomas V. Fulton
Grand~ View
Kenneth, Toffeldt
Harry Richard Henderson
Frank W. Asheraff
McGhee, Ark
Wien
Tirk
Linsaln Blvd
Qiew Lee
Willen
George Creamer Sr
Dale Street
Michael Latimer
Hershey
Walter Baker
Charles Record
Oak Street
D. Banks
Iowa Avenue
Bert Paul
First Avenues
Francis Fuchs
Fast Eighth Street
Ruth Balke
Main Street
Edward Epnets
Walnut Street
Dean Smith
Mollie Sligers
Madison
George Ashby
Grandview
Richard Garvel
West Eighth
Leo Barry
Mulberry
Avenue
Allie
Rosenfield
James Adams
Baal
Sixth Street
Richard Dickers
Ralph Jenkins
East Eighth Street
Jenny
Lucile Wagner
Ronald Sradert
Willem
Walter Lucas
Ian
West Filly Street
Nancy Butts
Emil Schulz
Westwood” Lane
Ray Swank
Moline
Francis Byars
R. A
Hap) Thompson
G. L. Rock
Wisconsin
Ronald'g. Bawmann
Bradley Craig
Jewish
RM. Meyers
Vernon Luedtke
Omaha Livestock
OMVI
Lowans
Daft
Bible School
Old Bethel Church
Letitia Singleton
Conesville
Happy Haven
Stacy Funeral Home
George H. DeBoer
Grace’ United Church of Christ of
John Coffin
Eldred Maxwell
Guy Forbes
Charles Shellabarger
Rolia McKean
Warren Buser
Goneyville
Stacy
JOHN_ JOHANSEN
Ustia Mae Noble
Illinois City
Austin Mae Noble
Ilinois City
James L
Sarah Jane Sedam Duesenberry
Rock Island County
Bigamy
Muscatine Journal Classified Advertising
Iha
Silemmen Wangee
Iit
Oscar Kleinderph
Acme Fuel & Material Co
Neers
Tae
Marguerite BR
Umlandt
Tosi
Mer Wester
Muscatine Savings & Loan
Geeneen
Ruth van der Ploeg
Luce
Nerd Tamera Ase Ray Pace Agency AM
Peepee Business Services
le Er
Tractor Renair
Pat's Radio & Tv
Berskey Avenue
Dial
Otto Schauland
Grandview Ave
Piang Tun
Ing
Carl Houdsk
McCracken
Harley Mills
Chestnut
Jerry Lanfier
Bosch Pest Control
Sulzberger
Sherman St
Francis Fowlie
Amana
Home Center, Inc
Schmelzer’s
Kelly
John Mansville
Kenneth Fuhlman
G.G
Gibson and
Gibson
Schley Street
AMC
St Mary’s School
Ares
Lincoln
Gibson and Gibson
Sai
Mississippi
Gibson & Gibson
Cedar Street
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