New York Stock Quotes Pulled From Merrill Lynch Feed
Stocks in New York quoted late Tuesday show mixed results across major names led by Gen Motors Pepsi and Allied brands. Automotive and energy firms such as American Motors and Texaco posted gains while industries including coal and utilities saw varied declines.
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Pepsi
ALAM
Philips
AM Motors
Goodrich
AMM & Foly
Goodyear
Radin Corp
Sita So Pac
Atchison
Iowa
Bendix Av
Towa
Foand L
Boeing Air
Maytag
Chrysler
Erec Robn Po RR
Tharchet AG
Mereill Lynch
Pierce Fenner and
Smit
Davenport
Speeding and Noise Fines and License Arrests in Local Court
Duane Goodken and Carl W. Jamison each fined ten dollars and costs for speeding at 116 West Sixth and also for excessive muffler noise. Kenneth J. Wagner Nichols Larry Danfeldt Ivan Brown DeVore John Thomas Chance each fined ten dollars and costs for similar offenses at other local addresses. Glenn Ash turned over to Scott County officials after arrest on warrant for false information when applying for a driver license.
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Duane Goodken
Carl W. Jamison
West Sixth
Kenneth J. Wagner
Nichols
Larry Danfeldt
Liberty
Ivan Brown DeVore
Conesville
John Thomas Chance
Woodlawn
Glenn Ash
East Second Street
Scott County
Wheat and Rye Bids Advance on Chicago Board of Trade
Active speculative demand lifts wheat and rye futures with modest gains amid short covering and long position buildup. Wheat closes up 1/2 cent to 1 cent, July at 1.41 1/4 to 1/2. rye gains to 1.26% for July. District court licenses to wed listed for Billy Lee Uohansmeier and Capitola Altizer among others. multiple births and resignations noted. local notices include hospital surgery and family announcements.
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Chicago -Im
Board of Trade
District Court
Billy Lee Uohansmeier
Wapella
Capitola
Ann Altizer
Burlington
Chicago Potatoes Market Sends Mixed Signals
Chicago arrivals 104 on track 270 total US shipments 480. Demand slows as supply remains moderate. California whites priced at 25 1.7, tauderecle 5.59. Offerings insufficient to meet demand and prices show tentative stability.
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Chigagy Sun Vou
Earlat
California
Local Cash Grain Quotations Update
Grain quotes as of 1a m, Corn No 2 price 1.2045 with 1% moisture discount over 15. Soybeans at 2.42 with moisture discount for over 1% moisture.
Mixed stock market and commodity figures reported
New York stock prices moved in a mixed pattern with light volume around 44 million shares. Santa Fe rose after a quarterly dividend hike while Chicago and related rail and utility stocks edged up or fell slightly. Cattle and sheep markets showed varied gains with lambs and pelts noted, and Chicago wholesale poultry and dairy prices included modest shifts in several categories.
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New York
Santa Fe
Chicago & North Wastern
Chicago
St. Paul
Pacific
American ‘Telephone
Chicago Grain Prices Note Mixed Readings
Fragmentary OCR data shows Chicago cash grain figures with corn and soybeans prices and froth of misread digits. No clear headline. limited readable items include soybeans at No 2 yellow 2.51 and soybean oil 8.151 amid scattered notes.
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Chicago
Joy New Boston Eliza Parish Schedule
Joy New Boston Eliza Parish calendar lists sermons sacraments and meetings through July. Rev Goodell preaches. titles include Search Me O God and Our Offering. Church School and MYF events, official board and WSCS meetings, and a Festival of Sharing fundraiser are planned across July with multiple services at Joy and New Boston churches.
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Joy
New
Boston
Eliza Parish
Goodell
Myrna
ELIA
Ansurl
Hayman
New Bost
Eliz
Durant Class of 1959 holds fiveyear reunion
Durant High's 1959 graduates gathered at Dutton's Park for a five year reunion. A potluck picnic and noon dinner were followed by baseball, badminton, and cards. Attendees included numerous Durant, Davenport, Bettendorf, Stockton, and Muscatine residents and relatives. The Lilienthal family reunion followed at Weed Park with 72 attendees and a basket lunch.
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Durant
Sehank
Dutton's Park
Chuckt Hendrych
Jeff
Dean Ripson
Sms
Keith Suhr
Charles Wuestenberg
Lou
Dennis Wulf
Neal
Robert
Walker
Dawn
Jane
Leo Rathien
Mark
Lilienthal
Weed Park
Muscaline
Elmer
Olio
Kevin Lilienthal
Bart Lilienthal
Webworm Turf Problems Signal Early Detection Needed
Turf experts warn lawn webworms were a major insect problem in 1963 and loom again this year. Homeowners should start checking for worms two weeks after a heavy moth flight, which arrives in the evening with buff colored moths about one inch wide. If deterring agents are required, a detergent solution, pyrethrin, or Sevin may be used, and spraying should be followed by three days of watering. Repeat treatments may be needed if reinfestation occurs.
Obituaries and Funerals Entries From Iowa Newspaper
Obituary notices report Fannie A Harais of Oakville died at 5 PM Monday, survived by son Edt and daughter Doris Prochaska, services set at Dudgeon McCulley Funeral Home with burial near Oakville. Also noted is Mrs E G Redmond of Wichita mother of Mrs B W Frohardt, service planned in Oberlin Kansas. John Elmer Shuger of Wilton, 38, funeral July 2 at Zion Lutheran Wilton, burial Oakdale. survivors include wife and three sons, one daughter. Margaret Benedict Gehlbach interment at Greenwood following services by Rev Parker.
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LeRoy Petersen
Als B. Wighby Addison Phillips
Washington
Ernest H. Pace
To By Hoover
Wapella
Gary Bridgman
Winston
Victor Bureh
George Weiss
Atalissa
Daniel Williams
Joy
Douglas Wallon
Mulberry
Terry Ross
Debra Finke
Colin Ous Junction
Richard Grunder
Wilton
Henry Munson
Kenneth Morehead
Winois City
Clara Melager
Walter Lenker
Orange
John Roudyoush
Wondraw Whisler
Sheffield
Muscatine
Kewanee
John R. Lorber
Nichols
Joda
Andrew Montgomery
Paul Douglas Hartley
Iowa City
Hartley
Anne Beveridge
Vic
Thomas F. "Beveridge
Millerey
Mark Lloyd
Russell
Fannie A. ‘Hamilton
Wapello
Fannie A. Haraison
Oakville
Ellsworth
Wisworth
Kinssas
Des
Moines County
Albert Hamilton
Huron
Lincoln
Kansas
Doris’ Prochaska
Tilsworth
Gladys
Dayton
Ohio
Bessie Curran
Dudgeon-McCulley
G. Redmond
Wichita
E.G. Redmond
B. W. Frohardt
First Methodist Church of
Oberlain
John Elmer Shuger
Shager “Wag
Wiltan
e-Zion Lutheran Church
Legion Post
Geoffrey
Kim
Seoal
Candi
Alvin C
Evansdale
Iowa
Leon al
Hog Prices Hit 19 Dollars As Cattle And Hogs Rise
Chicago reports estimated Wednesday receipts of 1,000 cattle and hogs with sheep. Hog prices rose 25 to 50 cents to 18.55 to 19.00 for 190 to 285 pounds, highest since July. Slaughter steers steady with high choice around 22.50 to 23.50. lambs weak, 24.50 to 32.00 for selected lots. ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Nissen Assigned to Missile Group in Army Air Defense
Army Pvt Ronald D Nissen 22 son of Mr and Mrs Carl Nissen of Irwin Pa has been assigned to Headquarters Battery 1st Artillery Sd Missile Battalion as part of the nation Army Air Defense. A West High School graduate who attended airline training in Chicago before entering the Army.
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Irwin
AHTNC
Army
Ronald D. Nissen
Carl Nissen
Atalissa
Jawa
la Headquarte Fattery
1St Artillery
West School
Emv Unised “Airlines
Chicago
Expect Business Upswing During Last Half of Year
AP analysis notes consumer confidence, higher incomes, and anticipated government support signal continued growth into the fall. Observers cite rising employment, industrial output, profits, and stock prices, while warning of risks from automation, inflation, and wage pressures alongside potential spending booms.
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Daily Report
SAD Ag
Znde m
Eatis AB
Chicago’ Potatoes
Omaha Livestock
Allending
Miro
Robert Albertson
byins-Dorrin
Kay
Dana Rene
Edwin. Voss
Danny
Bettendorf
Paul’ Diereks
Sam Jy
Stockton
Gerald Arp
Waleall
Andy
Kenneth Kahn
Ronnie Weih
Dick Kaberg
Phyllis Pahven
Krog
Castle's
Shuger
Cedar County
Charles
Bima
Braminier Shager
Toye
Quesen In
Oaklayid
Cali
Margaret
Enlbach
Mr. Banjo
Bob; Goodwick
Micwest
PRI
The
Playboys
Steve Tubbs
Don Adams
Nissen
Sam Daw
AP Business News
Evensif
Ity
East Second St
Dacrons
Bayons Cottons
Relenca Knit
Pert
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