Late New York stock quotations brief market roundup
New York stocks mixed onTuesday with Am Can around 33 percent, Pepsi Cola moves, Goodyear, Sears Roebuck, Int Paper, US Steel, Ford Motors and General Electric among leaders. Prices show varied gains and losses as investors digest diverse sector results, with Merril Lynch supplying the figures.
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Alum Co
Gondrich
Proc & Gam
Goodyear Ase
Ramo Corp
T Ge T
Sears Roeb
Hary
Sinclair
Gas
T& TO Socony
Angcomba
Atenison
Jawa I
Sid Brandsta Bendix Av
Town P & L Atte
Sita Ken’cott
Boeing Air
Kresge
Case J of
Maytag
Swift
Crnsler
Monsante Sie Texaca
Daily Report of Speeding and Legal Notices in Davenport
Reading as a compact public record from Daily Report listing speeding fines intoxication and bond purchases across Davenport Rock Island Moline and surrounding towns. Includes address changes probation filings hospital patient notes probate and divorce actions with multiple names and fines noted.
Corn and Soybean Futures Rise Across Markets
Chicago corn and soybean futures extended advances in early trading as speculative demand persisted. Wheat and rye showed slight gains and oats remained firm in a quiet session. Soybeans moved up by about 2 cents per bushel with corn rising to major fractions.
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Chicago
Chicago Wholesale Prices Report
Chicago wholesale market prices show steady to unchanged bids for eggs and poultry. Large eggs remain balanced with minor gains for better grades. live poultry wholesale prices unchanged for most categories with limited movement on specific White Rock fryers and heavy hens.
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Chicago
Buller
Bob Bly
al Nedims
USDA
Usda— Live Poultrys Wholesale Buying Prices Unchanged For Lowar
Chicago Potatoes Market Report On Supply And Demand
Chicago on track for potato shipments shows new supply from Iberia and California with strong demand. Market prices edge higher across varieties including long whites, round reds, and Arizona round reds while bakers and old supply faces tighter availability. buyers demand remains steady.
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Chicago
Carlot Urick
California
Bakers
Reds
Arizona
Relief From Hot and Dry Weather Seen in Iowa
Weather Bureau forecasts relief from dry sultry conditions as scattered thunderstorms move through southeast Iowa tonight with cooler temps by Wednesday. Monday record highs near 53 in Burlington and up to 63 downtown Muscatine, with western Iowa points seeing over an inch of rain in places.
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Weather Bureau
Ti Sd
Iowa
Muscrone
Associated Press
Towa
Democrats Pick Atlantic City For Convention
The Democratic National Convention will be held in Atlantic City New Jersey next year. Governor Richard J Hughes of New Jersey was informed in a Washington hotel suite after a meeting of the Democratic National Committee. It will be the first East Coast convention since 1948 in Philadelphia. Officials later confirmed the bid was accepted.
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Washington
Anantle City
N. Oj
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Democratic Lie Committee
East
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Obituaries and Funerals
FRED CLOSE 81 former Mercer County school official died at his Aledo home born Oct 30 1881 in Duncan Township son of George E Close and Emia May hew Close married Jessie Dicker survived by widow daughter Viola and a brother Clara services held at Retsers Chapel Aledo Buffalo Prairie George B Rehn 89 died at 7 20 am Sunday at his Rock Island home funeral Wednesday at Larson Funeral Home Milan then Buffalo Prairie cemetery survived by widow stepsons and stepdaughters sisters and nieces and nephews Victor P Martin 67 killed in one car crash west of Andalusia funeral today at St Mathias church proceeds to St Marys cemetery
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Fred Close
Buffalo’ Prairie
Mercer County
Superinland
W. IU Strees
Aledo
Bir
Close
Duncan Township
George E
Emia Mayhew Close
Jessie Dicker
McClose
Meda High School
University ‘of Illinois
Weadhull High School
Roosevelt Military Academy
Mercer County Schoolmasterr Club
Mercer County Historical Society
Stanley Cook
Viola
Clara
Retsers Chapel
George B. Rahn
Buffalo Prairie
George B Rehn
21St Street
Rock Island
Larson
Milan
Fred J. Roll
Mr. Rahn
Cable, I
August
Julia Rahn
Cable
Buffalo Praise Township
Frances E. Bognat
Keith Bogner
William Pahl
Vandruff’s Island
Charles Reynolds
Route 2
Andeeyy Carlson
Route 1
Reynolds
Victor FP
Martin
Victor P.martin
Andalusia
George M. Witch
J. J. Welsh
St. Mathias
M George
Holliday
P. G. Richard
Frank Avesilg
Jon Peily
Paul Welk
St. Mary's Cemetery
Obituary of Mrs Bertha McCormick of Conesville
Mrs Bertha McCormick, 87, died at 3 p m Monday at Muscatine General Hospital after a long illness. She lived in Conesville most of her life, born to Iva W Owen and Catharine Heath One. She married William McCormick on February 13, 1902. he died September 8, 1930. She was previously married to Dio Lewis Heald, who died July 5, 1889. She was a member of Grace United Church of Chast and the church's Women’s Guild. She leaves three daughters Ellen Allen of Conesville, Mrs George Jarrerd of Columbus Clb, and Mrs Thomas Gipple of Conesville, plus four grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 0 p m Thursday at Stacy Funeral Home in Columbus Junction, with burial at Conesville.
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Conesville
Bertha McCormick
Muscatine General Hospital
Iva W. Owen
Catharine Heath
Wiliam McCormick
McCormick
Dio Lewis Heald
Ellen Allen
George Jarrerd
Columbus
Thomas Gipple
Stacyuneral
Conesville Cemetery
Ralph W. Green funeral set at Stacy home Columbus Junction
Ralph Willard Green of Columbus Junction dies at Veterans Hospital in Town City at 7 55 p m Monday. Funeral at Stacy Funeral Home in Columbus Junction Thursday at 10 a m with Rev. Robert Partis officiating and Mrs B C Roundy as soloist. Burial in Columbus City cemetery. He was 73, a cemetery sexton and school faculty member, served in the armed forces, born February 2, 1860 in Louise County. Survived by wife Matie Pratt, married December 7, 1926, a brother Ray Green of Columbus Junction and a sister Mrs Florence Smith at Beauchamp nursing home, Winfield.
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Columbus Junction
Ralph Willard Green
Veterans Hospital
Town City
Columbus City Cemetery
Green
Armed Forest
Louise
County
Alexander
Lizzy Mock Green
Matie Pratt
Ray Green
Florence Smith
Beauchamp Nursing Home
Winffeld
Swine Prices Jump on Strong Demand in Chicago Market
USDA reports Wednesday receipts of about 5,500 hogs and 2,500 cattle with hogs rising as much as 50 cents per hundredweight. Butcher hogs top at 18.75, with various weights and grades trading amid steady to higher demand. Cattle and sheep also show modest gains, with slaughter steers around 22.75 to 23.30 and lambs near 28.00.
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Chicago
Uas
L- Usda
Slaughter
Ocean Floor Search For Thresher Delayed 24 Hours
The Bathyscaphe Trieste postpones further attempts to locate the Thresher hull for 24 hours due to minor technical problems. The first dive yielded no significant results, though it was considered operationally satisfactory with the craft drifting slightly east of the planned area about 4,000 yards from the Thresher’s last known position.
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Fort Snelling
Trieste
Thresher
Frank Andrews
Cmdr
Donald L. Keach
Atlantic
Keach
Landslides Kill 116 Koreans Along Southern Coast
In Pusan and nearby Kimhae County and on Rose Island, police report 116 believed dead from four landslides following heavy rain. Another 95 killed today in a village on Rose Island and 22 perished in three smaller slides Monday near Pusan.
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Pusan
South Korea
Kotra
Rose Island
Kimihai
Race Relation Studies Prompt Synod Resolution
Ames residents heard motions at the 113th annual Town Synod of the United Presbyterian Church on establishing a statewide interdenominational council to study race relations and for local self inspection. Dr Reuben Tjaden of Cedar Rapids was named moderator as Dr Eugene Carson Blake urged unity and cooperative goals during the session.
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Ames
United Presbyterian Church
Reuben Tjaden
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Carson Blake
Presbyterian Church of the U
Profit Cashing Reverses Firm Trend in Grain
Profit cashing reversed the stronger grain market trend as soybeans slid into the lower column after earlier firm gains from speculative long positions. Corn eased from earlier peaks while wheat and oats showed mixed moves. Mill buying was notably improved in the wheat pit and absorbed hedge selling. receipts listed for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and soybeans with July prices shown.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Caplat
Omaha Livestock Prices Rally Across Categories
Livestock markets show rising bids for cows calves and hogs with bulls and steers up to 25 higher. Cattle and calves strong with prime beef notes. sheep and spring lambs steady with prime bids around 21.00 to 21.73. Chicago grain reports note corn prices near 1.92 to 1.34 for various grades. no wheat sales reported.
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Omana Su Cau
U.S
Sheen Land
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Iowa Youth Drowns at De Soto Bend Lake
A 16 year old boy Danny Michaels of Panama Iowa drowned Monday while swimming for a float at the south end of De Soto Bend Lake during a picnic. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Michels. The incident occurred at the lake while a family outing was underway.
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Danny Michaels
Panama
Iowa
de Soto Bend Lake
Sylvester Michels
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