New York Stocks Decline Amid Mixing Friday Quotes
Late stock quotations show Am Can at 41 1/2, Pepsi 2, Bethlehem 10, Goodyear 53, Sears 12, Am Tobacco 34, Intel T and T 78, Anaconda 45, Int Paper 38, Standard Oil around 6 3/4, Boeing 5, Texaco 7 1/2, Ford 5, J C Penney 3, Gen Elec 83 9, Du Pont 20 2, Union Pac 43 1/2, amid a list of other industrials and utilities. Davenport and Merrill Lynch reported. Address: 201 E Third.
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Alum Co Téta
Bet
Goodrich
Goodyear
Sears
Sinclair
T & T Sh
Paper
Sou Pac
Atghison
Towa TG
Bendis
Towa
Ind
Beth
Texaco
Mont Ward
Union Pac
Curtiss
Marshall
Deere
Ad Dairy An du Pont
Ford Mo
Penney JC
Divorce filing and probate items from Muscatine area records
Daily Report lists Bernice Ivey seeking divorce from William Ivey filed after a 1949 marriage, initial cruelty claim, child custody and support, debts, and insurance matters. Probate notices name Isabel Pentyer in Wilton with will dated 1956, appoint Chester W. Ellis, and specific bequests to Maribel Vincent and others. Multiple traffic and misdemeanor entries include intoxication, speeding, excessive muffler noise with fines, plus numerous acquittals and dismissals.
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Bernice Gertrude Ivey
William Alden Ivey
Muscatine
Isabel M. Pentyer
Wilton
Chester W. Ellis
Maribel Vincent
Alice Simaske
Dorothy Roth
J. E. Pantael
Bible
I. F. Pentzell
J. F. Penteel
Hogs Steady To 25 Lower In Chicago Livestock Market
Chicago bids show hogs steady to 25 cents lower with top prices at 16.25 for a small head of mixed No 1 and 2 grades. Slaughter steers gained up to 50 cents on average, with prime and high choice weights around 1,400 pounds cited at 21,502.95. Cattle and sheep prices varied, while USDA listings show ranges for hogs, cattle, and lambs and indicate cash grain quotes for corn, wheat, oats, and soybeans in Chicago and Muscatine area markets.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago and Omaha dairy and livestock price report
Chicago butter prices steady with wholesale quotes listing various grade levels and percentages. Epes wholesale prices unchanged with percentages for whites, mixed, standards, dirties. Omaha hogs and cattle markets show higher sows and steers, with most choice steers 19.50 to 20.25 and heifers 19.59 to 20.25, while calves and some sheep categories remain steady or unchanged.
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Chicago
Omaha
USDA
Obituaries and Funerals for Muscatine Figures
Emil Lick 28 of 308 Clinton St died at Muscatine General Hospital after a heart ailment. Survived by wife Lydia, children Clarence, Robert, Ida Dieckman, Helen Collins, brother Daniel, and one granddaughter. Services 1:40 p.m. Monday at Ralph J. Witich Funeral Home. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Arthur J. Rok 1 of Nichols died at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Muscatine General Hospital. survived by wife Lucy Gerischer, four daughters, one brother, one sister, and three grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Fairbanks Chapel. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. John Hale Sr. of Wapello dies in New York. committal May 16 at Oakville cemetery. body cremated, ashes returned to Prugh Chapel Burlington. Surviving son John and daughter Marthe, both of New York. Francis Arthur Rickey, 83, River View Heights nursing home resident, died Thursday evening. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at Fairbanks Chapel. graveside 2 p.m. at Ollie Cemetery. Survives include wife Dencie Mae Fisher, three sons Charles Dick, Howard, James. three daughters Ione Sahl, Patricia Norris, and one more daughter. 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Four brothers and one sister preceded him.
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Lydia Lick
Clarence
Robert Lick
Ida Dieckman
Helen Collins
Daniel Lick
Muscatine
Ralph J. Wit ‘Ich
Greenwood Cemetery
Arthur J. Rock
Arthur J. Rok
Nichols
Muscatine General Hospital
Lucy Gerischer
Kahoka
Carol Ann Bowman
Atalissa
Mary Lou Shanley
Belly Jane
Linda Kay Rock
John T."rock
Lithel Bierman
Lwo
Mr. Rock
Alexander, Mo
John
Mary Rock
Fairbanks Chapel
Greenwood ‘Cemetery
Francis Arthur
Rickey
Riverview Heights
Ollie
Lowa
Independence
Dencie Mae Fisher
Charles Dick
Colona
Howard
James Rickey
Ione) Sahl
Qomatia
Neb
Janes
Patricia Joan
Norris
Stock Market Advance Stumbles on Sixth Straight Day
NEW YORK stock market edged lower late this afternoon after a sixth straight advance faltered. Trading was fairly active with volume around 5.2 million shares versus 5.4 million on Thursday. Most key stocks moved fractions to a point, though some wide swings occurred.
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New York
May Wheat and Beans Slide on Chicago Board Trades
May wheat and soybeans fell while oats and corn showed mixed moves on the Chicago Board of Trade. Closing ranges included wheat down about 2 points and soybeans little changed, with fractional shifts across grains as investors faced steadying volume and lingering orders.
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Chicago
Board’ of Trades
Cambodia Border Clash Reported
Saigon dispatch reports a Cambodian tank destroyed a Vietnamese armored personnel carrier on the border and captured the vehicle and crew. Military sources say at least 10 Vietnamese vehicles were poised on the frontier to retake the carrier if ordered, though it seemed unlikely the order would be given.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Youth Held Under Bond For Slaying Stepfather
Waterloo. David Bruno 16 bound over on $10,000 bond after municipal court action for allegedly stabbing and killing his stepfather Bernard Hill 38 during a Saturday argument. District Court action pending.
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Waterloo
David Bruno
Bernard
Hill
Hil
Iowa Meat Production Up in March
Muscatine Iowa March meat production reached 994,639,000 pounds per Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The figure, highest since 1947, is 3 percent above the prior March 1963 record and 3 percent above the 1958-62 average. Cattle slaughter in March rose about one percent from the previous year.
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Towa
Iowa
May 1964 Farm Slaughter Totals Report Mixed Changes
A May 1964 agricultural summary shows liveweight per animal up 3 percent boosting total liveweight by 15 percent. Calves slaughtered fell since March of the prior year while hog slaughter rose 3 percent with a 1 percent rise in average weight. Hog total liveweight advanced 4 percent and stood 24 percent above average. Sheep and lamb slaughter declined 19 percent from March 1983 and 26 percent below average.
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Veroy
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Harold Hetaler
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Carl Sally Jr
Norman Mack
Pertian Knoust
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Muscaline
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Peter Products Co
John Hale
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Mallory
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George Freers
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