Stock Listings From New York Highlights Various Companies
New York stocks feature Am Can 45 percent Alumno 33rb Anaconda 40 percent Atchison 2744 Bendix Av Bild tath Sil ord Mot 4 percent Gen Mot emn Pepsi Cola 50 Gen Tal 25 Phillips Pat ea Goodrich 4 Sears Rock 78 percent Int Harv 5444 Sinclair Oil 383 Int Paper 284 Texaco and others. Supplied by Merrill Lynch, Fierce Fenner and Smith.
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Atchison
Bendix
Patock
Pat Ea Goodrich
Goodyear
Sears Rock
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Towa P & L Ltd Oil An
Cote
Old Kreste
Swift Date Mansante
Marshall Wiese
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Daily report of court actions and family notices
Dismissals and judgements against multiple defendants including D L Gless and Twyla G Kempt for 1312.41 plus costs. Divorce actions involve Hatfield and Hatfield with custody and support claims, and Parrish versus Parris seeking custody and furnishings. Check fraud case Har vy Allbee Jr with restitution. Births noted for Almandinger Gordy and Wykert families. Michigan visitors Bloomington and Lanesboro social notes accompany local arrivals and departures.
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Ault
D. L. Gless
Gless Truckline
Hallett Construction Company
Raymond Jackson
Dubuque F.D.C. Loans, Inc
Don CG
Twyla G. Kempt
Donna A. Hatfield
Howard F. Hatfield
Peggy Joyce Parrish
Gearld Estes+ Parris
Fruitland Township
Bloomington East 4-H Plans April Meeting on Records
Bloomington East 4-H girls met at Connie Macon's home with 16 members, one leader, and three guests. They discussed new uniforms through 1964, an Arkansas exchange, and record books. An extra meeting is set for April 25 at the Klein home to work on records. Mother's Day tea and a judged bake event are planned for May.
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Bloomington
Bloonington
Connie Macon
Arkansas
Klein
Holy Hendriks
Joanne Schmidt
Linda Jo
Greaves
Jerridith Gleaves
Hach Girls
Inspection of Autos Arranged in Iowa During May
A statewide voluntary motor vehicle inspection program will be held in Iowa communities in May. State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch said the program aims to inspect cars and trucks before the busy summer driving period.
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Dev .Moines
Iowa
Carl Pesch
Pesch
Chicago Potatoes and Supplies Market Report
Chicago area arrivals reach 40 with total shipments 621 as old supplies abate and demand slows. River Valley reports 219 new supplies tight with moderate demand and slightly lower prices. Carrot market shows Florida round reds at 2.25 per unit amid weaker demand and carlot sales.
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Chicago
Rec River Valley
Wales
Florida
William Templeman rites set at Griffith Funeral Home
Wilton community retiree and former fire chief William Templeman 77 dies in Muscatine after a long illness. Services Friday at 1 30 p m officiated by Rev Robert Farr at Griffith Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Milo and Harold, a daughter Dorothy Dickinson, seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Wilson
William Templeman
Griffith
Robert Farr
Methodist Church
Memorial Park
Muscatine
Templeman
Muscatine General Hospital
Wilton
Jackson County
Myrlie Kurg
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report March 14
Chicago wheat sales show no activity. Corn No 2 yellow stands 17 to 18. oats No 2 extra heavy tie 1842. Soybeans No 2 yellow unspecified price. Barley trading at about 1.235 to 1.30 and 1.00 to 1.08 for feed grade.
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Chicago
Wio
Grains Edge Higher As Trading Remains Slow
The grain futures market shows light commercial buying and some short covering with draggy activity on the Board of Trade. March wheat gains about a cent while other grains move in small fractions as oats and soybeans drift weaker and overall demand stays moderate with light offerings.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Omaha Livestock Prices from USDA Hogs and Cattle Report
USDA price summary shows hogs around 9,500 head with values down about 25 to 28 cents from prior, barrow and gilt figures at 14.00 to 14.25 for 200-250 lb, sows lean toward 12.5 to 17.0 for 270-400 lb. Cattle and calves number about 2,000 with steers and heifers up to 25 cents higher, 800-1050 lb heifers at 21.50 to 22.00, slaughter lambs up 25 cents, 120 lb woolly lambs at 18.25.
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USDA
U. S
Thefts Reported From Farm Field Hay rake
Lawrence Mayerhofer of county g road p near Durant reports four rubber tires and wheels vanished from a hay rake stored in a farm field. Deputy Sheriff Charlie Whisler took the report today.
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Lawrence Mayerhofer
Durant
Charlie Whisler
Swine Prices Irregular with Top at 14.50 in Chicago
USDA estimates Friday receipts of 2,500 cattle 5,000 hogs and 300 sheep. Hog market was irregularly weak to 25 cents higher on weights over 220 pounds, top price slipping to a three year low at 14.50 for about 100 head of No 1 and 2 grades 190-230 pounds. Steers offerings too light to test. some good to low choice at 21 to 22.25. Hog breakdown shows 190-230 14.95-14.50, 200-250 14.00-14.25, 180-200 13.50-14.00, 240-270 13.75-14.00, sows 12.75-13.35, 400-400 12.25-12.75. Cattle around 1,000-1,100 lb steers 21.00-23.25. cows 14.75-16.30. Slaughter lambs in steady range 19.30 up to 19.00 for other weights. ewes 8.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Two Iowa Youths Die in West Union Auto Crash
West Union reports two youths, Brian Jensen aged 16 and Donald Chapman, dead after a car wreck along Highway 18. A motorist found the bodies near the wrecked vehicle belonging to Jensen’s father, about four to five hours after the crash. the car lay 300 feet from the highway edge in a field.
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West Union
Brian Jensen
Donald Chapman
Jensen
Highway 18
West Umiah
Americans Spend More Yet Jobs Lag In February Report
Americans spent a record 20.3 billion in February retail sales, 7 percent higher than a year earlier, with durable goods up 8 percent and nondurable goods up 6 percent. Industrial output stayed just below fall peaks while steel mills increased production to about 70 percent capacity. Job growth remains weak as automation rises and the labor force grows with new entrants. Roughly, auto sales and installment credit fuel spending while employment lags despite rising production and hiring in some steel plants.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Aluminum storm windows and doors offered in six colors
Figg Aluminum announces six color options for storm windows and doors, a shift from bare metal. After three years of development at C. M. Flynn Mig Co Division of Seasonal Industries, products now come in bronze, beige, tempered green, pink, and also white and black. Located at 420 Mulberry Muscafine, Indiana Pa.
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Figg Aluminum Company
Figg Aluminum
Te C. M. Flynn Mig. Co
Seasonal Industries, Inc
Indiana
Kelly opens district office for United Funds in Muscatine
John R. Molly linked Waddell & Reed Inc has opened a district office at 219 Medical Arts Building Muscatine He represents United Funds Inc the nation s third largest mutual fund Kelly a Britt Iowa native and 1941 State University of Iowa graduate captained the Iowa wrestling team in 1960 now lives with his wife Sondra and one child at 4074 Lee Street
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John R. Molly
Waddell & Reed Inc
Medical Arts Building
Muscatine
United Funds, Inc
Kelly
Sondra
Lee Street
Iowa City
United Fund
Britt
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Customs Bureau Curbing Pirated Book Imports
The U S Bureau of Customs is blocking imports of pirated U S college textbooks copied abroad and sold in the United States. West Coast agents target parcels from Formosa and Hong Kong, destroying seized books. Officials say the crackdown will show its full effect in spring as students place fall orders.
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Customs Bureau
GE. Hodenfield
Washington
Formosa
Hongong
U. S. Bureau of Customs
U. S
Fermi
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Hong Kong
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