New York Stocks Quotations Mixed Amid Trading
The New York stock list shows varied bids for major firms including General Motors, General Telephone, Ford, United States Steel, Sears Roebuck, and Texaco with notable price markings. Several industrials and utilities appear diverse in price, while several smaller names and distributors are cited among the day’s quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gen Motors
al Cola
Die Co
HI Cent
Sears Roe
Iowa I
Maytag
Swift
Boisants
Texaco
Mont Ward
Cason Pacific
Metahallen Bray
United Air L
Dalry
US Steel
Eastman Lis
West YU
Ford Motors
Desmex
Keaby Waertlagh
Gen Elects
Pa RR
Ab Lynen
Pierce Fenner
Salta
Ad E
District Court Daily Entries Involving Dismissals Births and Weds
A compendium of local court actions includes bonds forfeited for speeding and parking violations, a marriage license granted to James J Nehas and Marian Heuer of Muscatine, a business case Sparks vs Gorsuch dismissed, probate listing for Belle J. Rittenhouse who died March 3 1983 with four children and named executors, and numerous admissions and dismissals from Mercy hospital with several births reported including two baby boys and one girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Nehas
Marian Heuer
Muscatine
Sparks Supply Co
Ivan Gorsuch
Belle J. Rittenhouse
Vida Grensing
Alfred Rittenhouse
Hazel Kukar
Elma Ring
Hogs Decline in Slow Chicago Market Trade
Chicago market reports slow to weak demand for hogs with declines up to 25 cents per hundredweight. Slaughter steers also sold 50 cents lower, with prime weights around 1,200 to 1,250 pounds at 24.25, and various cattle and lambs listed in mixed price ranges across multiple weight classes. Prices show broad weakness across hogs cattle and sheep in today’s USDA reports.
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Chicago
USDA
Covering Bids Firmness In Grain Bids On Board
Early afternoon activity on the Board of Trade shows short covering and some long position reinstatement making most grain futures firmer. Wheat and corn led declines with moisture improving in winter crop areas weighing on wheat. soybeans and oats also posted gains while rye and other grains fluctuated amid moderate supplies and steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Space Glider Project May Be Curtailed
Washington reports Secretary of Defense McNamara is weighing a $500 million cut to the Dyna-Soar space glider project. He questions overlap with NASA Gemini flights and has ordered a Pentagon review to justify continuing the program.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Defense Secretary
Pentagon
Chicago Cash Grain Prices in Wheat and Soybeans
A terse listing shows Chicago cash grain prices for wheat, oats, and soybeans with No 1 yellow and No 3 and No 4 yellow categories. Prices indicate light to common varieties and barley feed ranges, highlighting market quotes and price spreads for immediate delivery.
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Chicago
Teachers Group Launches Petition Drive For State Aid
The Iowa State Education Association launched a campaign to flood legislators with petitions seeking at least 25 percent more direct state aid to schools. It aims for 250,000 signatures by April 15, leveraging PTA presidents and other groups statewide. Harold called it a crucial push, while noting local control and a broader goal of retirement benefits reform under IPERS.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa State Education Association
L.E.A
PTA
Towa State Education Association
John W. Harold
Harald
Milllon
African University Women
League of Women Faters
Harold
Town State Education Association
Long Traffic Death at Clarinda Marks Historic Record
A pedestrian fatality in Clarinda ends a long town record without a pedestrian death since 1928. Robert C Woodman was struck March 2 by James Andrew Slough 18 of Blanchard as he crossed toward the Clarinda Hotel and died today in a local hospital. No charges were filed.
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Clarinda
Robert C. Woodman
Clarinda Hotel
Woodman
James Andrew Slough
Blanchard
American Automobile Association
Press Efforts For Contracts With 8 Papers
New York publishers meet with officials of two striking craft unions to negotiate quick contracts to reopen eight closed newspapers later this week. Hurdles remain including agreeing on a common expiration date for contracts with ten unions.
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New York
Chicago Produce Chicago Butter Steady Wholesale Prices
Wholesale buying prices show slight changes with mixed grades and better whites maintaining value. Market notes indicate small percentage shifts, with red and white varieties influencing overall wholesale dynamics and fryer demand.
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Chicago
AMC
Care
Saleney Ateadyy Whalesale
Omaha Livestock Market Report Sparse Readability
The Omaha livestock page shows mixed results with hogs at about 11,500 head, mostly steady near 14.00 to 14.90 for certain weights, sows steady, cattle slaughter around 13,500 with feeders 1,300 and calves steady to down 25, steer and heifer prices mostly 22.80 to 23.50 for 1 000-1 200 lb, lambs and sheep totals around 4,500 with slaughter lambs not established.
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Omaha
U.S
Durant Students Win Awards in Recipe Contest
Durant high school girls garnered regional recognitions in the National Red Cherry Recipe contest. Sue Paustian, senior, placed among ten first regional runners-up earning an electric mixer. Linda Lienen, sophomore, was a 25 regional second runner-up earning a record album. Judy Baer previously won a $500 scholarship and a Chicago trip with home economics teacher Miss Tryma Garner. Twenty eight Durant home economics students entered. Judy submitted a Cherry Cookies recipe, Cherry Buttons. Sue submitted Cherry Bean Bake A main dish and Linda submitted Cherry Upside Down Gingerbread.
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Durant
Durant High Schoo
Sue Paustian
Arno Paustian
Linda Lienen
Frederick Lienen
Stockton
Judy Baer
Ed Baer
Burant
Chicago
Tryma Garner
Judy
Sue
Linda
Deeds Recorded Involving Multiple Muscatine Properties
A list of real estate transfers in Muscatine and Wilton includes Bessie Wilzel and Alice McMahon selling undivided two thirds in part at section 2784W to Scott and Jean McMahon, plus several other transfers and estates such as Mildred G. HL executrix of T. A. Hill estate, and Callie V. Hahn’s estate to Wilbur and Bernadine Canady. The filings cover lots, blocks, additions, rights of way, and various tract transfers.
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Bessie Wilzel
Alice McMahon
Scott
Jean McMahon
Sec. Fe
Mildred G. HL
T. A. Hill
Edd
Pauline M. Pangborn
Butterfield
Wilton
Fred R
Blanche Kaufmann
Fred
East Washington Range
Callie V. Hahn
Wilbur BR
Bernadine M. Canady
Muscalina
Grandview Avenue
Thomas W
Phyllis Fry
Arthur F. Hill
Park Place
Muscatine
Ralph A
Marianna Bloom
Patrick H. Hopewell, Jr
Florine M. Hopewell
W. E
Marie Mills
William R
Virginia Leslie
Berkshire and
Ellman Addition
Morning Sun clarinetist in concert at Iowa Wesleyan
Margaret McClure, clarinetist with Morning Sun High School band, represented the school in the Southeastern Iowa Area Band concert on March 11 at the Iowa Wesleyan Chapel. Directors included Ruth Keraus. Other schools present came from Danville, Burlington, and Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Margaret McClure
Danville
Burlington
Fort Madison
Ruth Keraus
Iowa Wesleyan College
Cholera Outbreaks Cut in Iowa
Des Moines reports Iowa cut hog cholera outbreaks to eight last month, the lowest since monthly reporting began. Dr. M E Pomeroy notes February outbreaks were under one third of 1962 February and barely over half of 1962 March. Counties with new outbreaks included Carroll, Cadar, Chickasaw, Plymouth, Polk, Sac, Shelby, and Winnebago, each with one outbreak. Nationwide, 1041 swine were involved, vs 2439 in January 1962. Prompt action by producers and veterinarians reduced spread.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. E. Pomeroy
Division of
Carroll, Cadar
Chickasaw
Plymouth
Polk
Sac
Shelby
Winnebago
Carroll
Pomeroy
Five Day Forecast and Texas visitors note
JOWA forecasts temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal through Saturday with minimal daily changes. Normal highs span from the lower 40s north to upper 40s south. lows from the lower 30s north to the upper 20s south. Rain and snow total about .75 to one inch midweek. Bloominglin Mr and Mrs Walter Stoudt of Pharr Texas visit Davenport relatives and attend Paul Loose funeral.
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Jowa
Bloominglin
Walter Stoudt
Pharr
Texas
Chinton Hoag
Davenport
Paul Loose
Multiple Farm Sales Schedule in Iowa Public Notice
A vintage farmer’s market public sale list details several distinct auctions in Iowa during March. It notes locations near Columbus Junction Wilton Muscatine Eliza Newport and Atslissa with starting times between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Owners include Russell Orr F M Francis McConnaha James S DeVore John DeVore George Clodfielder and the notation lists auctioneers clerks and banks involved.
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Columbus Junction
Gladwin
Lone ‘Tree
Russell Orr
H. M. Duncan
River+ side Bank
Priday
Wilton Jet
Highway 38
Muscatine
Wollenhaupt & Darby
Eliza
Findis
Muscaline
Iowa
Bill Schrock
Albert Frieden
David Frieden
Vaughn Borufé
Atslissa
Salisbury Bridge
George Clodfielder
Harold Davis
Central State Bank
Letts Church Plans Rejected At Conference Vote
Letts A Methodist church conference met Friday night to review preliminary sketches and financial plans for a new educational center. The vote on approving the plan failed, 54 to 44, missing the 75 percent threshold required by the Letts church conference.
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Letts
Theodore Small
Leo Spiker
Arthur X. Christengen
Davenport
Methodist Conference
Church Conference
Louisa County Deeds Recorded Incomplete Transfers
Louisa county deeds list transfers including Elmer E Bloom Thelma J Bloom to James and Alice Smalley. L W Herr Gertrude Herr to Herman Wagenknecht. George Cotter Juanita McMullin to Lee Stoegell. Melvin Orr Evelyn Axtell. Frank Ross Delma Ross to Nellie Carl Emp. Elwood Russell Edith Russell to Alvin Carlson. Albert Starkweather Wayne Shoppa. J C Tomfield Clarence Meeker. Lloyd Werner Eugene Werner. and others to Elmer E Bloom. The entries reference sections 21 32 31 33 and various parcel descriptions in Letts Cotter and sep 275 3.
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Frank W
Delma Ross
Nellie
Carl E
Elwood P
Edith Russell
Alvin C. Carlson
Albert
Illa M, Starkweather
Wayne R
Lelia
Shoppa
J.C
Ruth Tomfield
Clarence
Doris K. Meeker
Lloyd D
Allie Werner
Eugene Werner
Elmer E. Bloom
Car Goes Off No 61 Into Ditch and Field
A Sunday morning accident north of Grandview on highways 61 and 92 left no injuries. Driver Rosalie Vasen and Curtis Vasen of Davenport were in the car, which veered from the southbound lane into a ditch and fence, totaling about $90 in damage.
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Grandvinw Corners
Curtis Vasen
Rosalie Vasen
Davenport
Grandview
Probate Notice for Arthur C Deverse Will Hearing
Public probate notice announces a will claim for Arthur C Deverse of Muscatine County. The District Court Clerk reads the instrument publicly. hearing set for January term on a date in 106, with interested parties invited to contest admission to probate. Floren ce Ketzler, Clerk, and Wayne Eckhardt, Attorney, sign.
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Jaws
Muscatine
Mayeh
District Court
Said
Arthur C. Deverse
Sid County
Yoon
Tawa
Aly
Florence Ketzler
Wayne Eckilardt
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May Davenport
Daily Report
Winamoth
Robert Wayne Kilburn
Demorest Avenue
Suzanne ¥. Kieln
Mulberry Avenue
Arthur B. Rhodes
Frank Jattin
Mcarthur
Ben Bieri
Rock Island
C. E. Fortune
Lev Heizer
Stewart Road
Jocelyn Spicer
Laurel
Willam Templeman
Clara Calterson
Dewey
Faith Lilly
William Coder
Mulberry
Francis Rinmert
Andy Wall
Earl Gantenbein
Quenton Summitt
W. Firth
Martin Hansen
Paul McGill
Louis Gray
Sherman
Tamara Mooney
New Hampshire
Harry Davis
Cedar
Thomas Law
Schiller
Victor Lee
John Heyden
Gertrude Geiger
Donald Weesen
Pletcher
William Larkin
Robert Hatfield
Robert Hatfield, 2204 Demorest
Donald Scott
Kenneth Lingoln
Wilson
Merle Schmelzer
Munn
Clinton Cacklin
Wapello
Lawrence Kennedy
OHI
Idaho
Red River Valley
Florida
BEC
Yan
Lars
Lge Croomnan
Jan Ave
Harold Hughes
Iowe
Ipers Iowe
Clarinda Falls
Omaha Livestock
Sun
Iowa Wesleyan
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Mesa
Ariz
ISU
Darrell Bryant
Max Bryant
Town State
John Collett
Cindy
Debby Suneman
Gay Wright
4Farmer’ S
Letts Church
Louisa County
Muscatine Journal
Boata and
Motors
Slein
Farzig
Rantjee
M— Automobiles
Vbc
Ernest W. Hoopes
Agency
West
J. WM. Mark
Hintermeister
Alenholes
Savings & Loan
Rey Pace Agency
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ruth Vander Finey
Lucas
Mark & Sons
Wrst
J. Wm, Mark
Waraaladarap A SU Sdesse DS
Tom Kelly
Kenway Cleaners
W. . Ford
Begg Street
Schmelzer
Whitey Longstreth
Kenneth Fuhlman
Bosch Pest Control
J. E
Jerry) Lanfier
Max Colberg
Otto Schavland
Grandview Ave
Dial
Soys' Camp
Norern Wisconsin
Hubbard
Chamberlain Corporation
Waterloo
Town
John Rudin
West Madison St
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Sears
Mr. J, Oy. Suamer
JIN West Second
Avon Cosmetics
AVON
Daverport
Mercer County
Angus Sale
Viola Sale Pavilion
Aldo
Mercer County Angus Association
Harmer Chinberg
Lynn Centar
Illinois
Mam James
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