New York Stocks Shakeouts and Mixed Gains in late trading
The New York stock list shows widespread minor shifts with Am Can near 42 percent, AM T & T around 301, Ford, General Electric, Goodyear, and Sears among notable movers. Notable tickers include Pepsi Cola, RCA, Union Pacific, Texaco, Monsanto, and Macy’s peers, reflecting varied gains and losses across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen Mot
Gnodrich
Proc & Gam & Goodyear
Radio Corp
Centuray
Sears Rock
Hary
Sinclair Oil
T & VY
Daily Report: Drunk Driving and Other Court Notices
A Daily Report item lists cases including Judge Duane Goedken intoxication charges against David Wetzel of 1611 Indiana Street with $3 and costs, speeding against Robert Schaapveldt of 418 Green Street with hi and casts, and careless driving against Fred Sander of 725 Woodlawn Avenue with bond for appearance. It also notes a support hearing for Katherin Pohren versus Larry Pohren set for May 22, and a collection suit Waldo Elder versus Donald Passmore for $415.84. Admitted and dismissed names, hospital stays, and family notices follow, with several injuries or hospitalizations and multiple patient admissions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane’ Goedken
David Wetzel
Indiana Street
Robert William Schaapveldt
Green Street
Gary Staats
Nichols
Harold R. Preston
Fred Chester Sander
Woodlawn Avenue
Woodlawns Avernue
Katherin Pohren
Larry Pohren
Matthew Westrate
Waldo Elder
Donald F. Passmore
Chicago livestock prices show light hog supply and higher bids
Market notes report a Monday hog run of 6,500 head, the smallest in six weeks, with prices up 20 to 50 cents per hundredweight. Slaughter steers sold steady amid slow trade. top prime grade at 22.25, average and good ranges around 20 to 21. Heifers, cows, and lambs follow with varied bids, reflecting tighter supplies across cattle and sheep markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Kat Dam Site Ceremonies At Aswan High Dam
In Aswan Egypt Premier Khrushchev and President Nasser arrived at the Aswan High Dam site for final ceremonies. The pair, jetting in from the Red Sea, were greeted by cheering crowds as Khrushchev appeared fit despite fatigue reports on his 17 day state tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswan
Egypt
Khrushchev
Red Sea
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Hanis
Omaha Livestock Prices and Market Summary
Omaha livestock market report shows USDA data with cattle and hogs trends. Slaughter cattle around 190 to 240 per cwt with steers steady to 2 lower, heifers mostly steady, heifer prices around 25 lower. Sheep at 4,300 with spring lambs 30 to 75 higher and prime lambs around 28.50 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mit
U. S
Spring Labs
Local Cash Grains Prices and Delivery Notes Summary
Grain quotations show moisture discounts for cash deliveries and one day delivery terms. Soybeans also include moisture discounts and one day delivery references with numerical codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia
Tocay
Charge Three Drivers After City Accidents
Three drivers faced Sharves filer accidents on Muscatine streets Sunday. Frank LaVerne Creamer, 38, was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and bound over to district court after a 12:30 a.m. crash on Cedar Street damaged two cars. Two other drivers on Lucas Street were fined for failure to control their vehicles. Earl E Buckwirth and Purn Buckwith were involved in separate incidents. Buckwirth waived preliminary hearing on the DWI charge, with his bond set at 730 dollars, while Buckwith was freed on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank LaVerne Creamer
Hagerman Drive
Court of’ Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Albee, Jr
George Hurd, Sr
14Th Street
Silvis
Creamer
Cedar Street
Linda Barnhart
George Street
Mississippi Drive
Hurd
Barnhart Gat
Lucas Street
Earl E. Buckwirth
Powersville
Mississippi
Allbee
Purn Buckwith
Bettendorf
Grain futures show firming trend on Board of Trade
Chicago brokers report a firming tendency across grain futures with soybeans posting solid gains. May wheat led activity early, rising up to five cents a bushel before retreating as supplies pressed the market. Nearby futures ended mixed, with May soybeans near 2.41 and corn around 1.24 to 1.34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago cash grain market notes May with grain quotes
Chicago cash grain report shows No 2 corn at 1.2933 and No 3 yellow at A242, soybeans No 2 yellow 2.5844, beans price around 8.40. No ice sales listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Obituaries and Funerals Highlights Local Deaths
Mrs Emma Boyce White of Pulaski Iowa dies at granddaughter's home after two years illness. Survivors include daughter Mrs Virgil Bailey and sons Paul and Victor Boyce. Services at Pedrick funeral home Doutls with Oak Grove cemetery burial. Vernon Leroy Mills of Wapello dies at St Luke's Davenport. funeral today. survivors include wife Ruth Minor and sons Marvin and Richard. Mrs Leota Gammon of Oakville found dead from heart attack. burial in Mediapolis to Los Angeles. Mrs Jessie A McGuire aged 23 dies at Lutheran Homes. survived by five sons, three daughters, eight grandchildren. funeral at George M Witlich funeral home. Pearl LaRue, former Seattle resident, dies. interment at Masonic Cemetery Tipton. Harry Enslin of Columbus Junction dies in Peoria. burial at La Plata Missouri. survived by wife and brother. Ferdinand Neubauer of West Liberty dies after lengthy illness. survived by brother Grego and other family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewig
Devitt
Wesley Ziedler
Holly
Vickie
Currie
Columbus Junction
Ollie Hahn
Lincoln Blvd
Jay McBride
Sycamore
Alice Fisher
Sam Dye
Orange
Arles Morrow
Knoxville
Lews
Harold Buster
Benest Lincoln
Moscow
Mis
Lee Berg
Roy Hatcher
Middle Roads
Clarente Swinford
Wilbert E. Petersen
Wilton
J. Horst Lenz
Evan Coward
James Hooker
Breese
John Mathias
New Hampshire
Loren Juergens
Ronald Hap
Pach
W. Thin
James Corder
Lake Part Biya
Theodore Ricketts
Willam Case
Fairview
William Gardner
Green
Garry Repp
Lucas
Dawn Bromwell
Oneida
Clarence R. Kennedy
Houser
I VA
Ae Oy
Ren
D. Cale
David i
Sauriy
Route
Satur
Rich
Pulliam
Mes Rich
Reynolds
Chicago
Lonmui Tan
Kie Clark
Letis
Erin
Michael Mak
Tani Agim
Jed
Eaven
Joy
Sunda
Aloo
Sungay
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Emma White Lars
Emma Boyce
White
Floyd. Ellis
Pulaski
Iowa
Lone Tree
Muscatine
Robert Boyce
Howard White
Unitarian
Virgil .Bailey
Flaris
Paul Boyce
Orlando
Fla
Victor Boyce
Pedrick
Doutls
Oak Grove
Cranston
Vernon Leroy Mills
Wapello
Dudgeon
McCulley
St. Luke's Hospital
Harland, Gant
Wapello Methodist
Burisl
Columbus City Cemetery
Fred Brown
Leroy Pulver
Ralph Matthews
Leroy Tillman
Ellis Harris
Don Huddle
Ida Belle Buster
Lena Smajl
Mary Baker
Phyllis McCulley
Eliza
Tih
Glen
Myrtle Thirtyacre Mills
Wapella
Ruth Minor
Maysville
Marvin R
Mills
Richard
Ivan Glenn
Delano
California
John
Ingram Waterhouse
Dilbert McElhinney
Clarence
Curly
Gammon
al Monmouth
Grenada
John McElhinney
Alice Boruff
Peoria
Oakville
Fry Funeral Home
Mediapolis
Los Angeles
Jessie
A. McGuire
Slice MeGuire
McGuire
Ayko7
Fourth Street
Thomas
Harriet
Jacobs Curtis
Letts
Bernard J. ‘McGuire
George M. Witlich
Greenwood
Cemetery
Tisor Reunion Held Sunday in Columbus Community
Sunday reunion of the Tisor family drew 68 attendees at the Columbus Community Center. Special guests included Clyde Partington, 83, Morning Sun. Mrs Rose Welch, 81, Wapello. and Lizzie Wilson, 77, Muscatine, the latter the oldest member. The youngest attendee was two week old Deanna Canaday of Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisor
Columbus
Clyde Partington
Morning’ Sun
Rose “Welch
Wapello
Lizzie Wilson
Muscatine
Wilson
Tavern Association Meeting Remains Scheduled for Tuesday
Members of the Muscatine Tavern Association are invited to a group gathering Tuesday from 11 am to 2 pm at the Pla-Mar bowling alley the new venue. The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Tavern Association
Pla-Mar
Stock Prices Move Lower in Mixed Session
New York trading showed a mixed session with prices moving lower into the afternoon in moderately active volume about 4.9 million shares. Blue chip averages slid while gains appeared in airlines, aerospace stocks, and certain other groups, keeping the market uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York —i
Obituary Notices for Mrs Clara Fuller and Relatives
Rock Island residents and Livermore sisters referenced in death notices. Mrs Clara M Fuller 87 of Muscatine died at Hershey home after illness. Birth May 28 1876. Survived by two sons Ralph and Richard, four grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Services Tues 10 am at St Mathias with Rosary tonight at Riley Funeral home. Interment St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Fuller
East 6Th St
Hershey
Muscatine
Clay
Mienina Miller Sheely
Anthony B. Fuller
St. Mathias. Church
Phillip Laurent
St Mathias. Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Ralph B
Richard A. ‘Fuller
Masestine
St. Mathias Church
Riley Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
Imprisoned Man Paroled From Muscatine Slaying Case
DES MOINES Ray Tracy, 4, was paroled from Fort Madison State Penitentiary today for the 1842 slaying of 5 transients at Muscatine. Parole came on state board recommendation. Gov. Harold Hughes commuted the sentence to 9 years last September. Chicago potato market updates included with arrivals and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray Tracy
Muscatine
Fort
Madison
State ‘Board of Parole
Harald’ Hughes
Notice of Probate for Clara May Ryan Will
In Muscatine County Iowa a probate hearing is set for May 26 at 10 AM in Muscatine County Court House to prove the April 1 1900 instrument alleged as the last will of Clara May Ryan deceased. The hearing seeks no cause to the contrary and names Plo rence Herz ee n Clerk and R C Petersen attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
May Ryan
D.S.T
Muscartine
Clara’ May Ryan
Muscatine
Iowa
Plorence ‘HerZeEn
C, Petersen
Reynold Les
Dile
District Court of
State of Iowa
Muscatine County
Plaine Ukr
Cathy Lynn Johnson
Plaintif
I A. Wayne Eckhardt
Cedar Street
Iowa Southern Utilities petition for natural gas line permit cited
Official notice to Muscatine County residents that Iowa Southern Utilities seeks state permit to construct a 2.5 mile two inch pipeline along county roads in Muscatine and Leus towns with a hearing set for June 2, 1964. Objections must be filed five days before. Also includes Iowa election registration guidance for June 1 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Iowa
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Centerville
Iawa
Iowa ‘State ‘Commerce Commission
Morthesst
Muscatine
Towa
Tange
Leus
Iowa State Commerce Compresion
Des Moines
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Waldo.f. Wheeler
Frank B. Means
Bernard J. Martin
Attesyt
Joe J. Wenesh
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New York
Am Can
Alum Co
M&f
T&t
Atchison
Bendix
Beth Such
Mt Deere
Eastman
Ford
Merit Divenport
Daily Report
Kat Dam
Perry D. Shannon
Lincoln Blyd
Fletcher Avenue
Howard D. Fowler
Uptown
Killyhawks
Shirley Janes
Dia Geet Sanders
Audie Murphy
Leota Gammon
Leota (Waterhouse
John Waterhouse
Jake Waterhouse
Chico
Kenneth Carrell
Pearl. Larue
Roy. Wilkerson
Pearl LaRue
Seattle
Washington
Miss. LaRue
Cedar County
Andrew and
Preda LaRue
Carl
Huntington Park
Calif
Harry Enslin
Junction
Masm
Bolan Mortuary
Perry
Bernie
Enalin
Washrington
la Plata
Missouri
Ferdinand Neubauer
West Liberty
Ferdinand J
Feinne) Neubauer
Rt. 4
Iowa City
Massman Construction Company
Jacob and
Anna Schmidt Neubauer
Atalissa
Lillian Bronner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
W.W. I
American Legion
Grego
Tavern Association Meeting
Rock Island
Ollie’ Wiese
Kathryn Kelly
Livermore
Snider Funeral Home
St Joseph's Catholic Church
J. J. Fath
Oakridge Cetery
Paliti
Tical
Tone
Sim Oni
Sheriff's
Mike Martin
Iowa State Parole Board
F.B.I. School For Peace Officers
Mgr
Continental Railway
J.S
Red River Valley
State OF
Police “Department
The
Police Department
Heer
Florence ‘Mason
District Court OF the State
Barbara
Ann Johnson
Rw. Johnson
Reynold LE
Trapani Pilarioil
Wester Drag
East Second Street
Muscatine Savings and Loan
Bosch Pest Control
de- Leeuw
Johns - Mansville
Kenneth Fuhlman
Ron
Highway 38
Ron Hagens
Kenway Cleaners
Al's
Holliday
Hawkins Flumbing Shop
Thatcher Glass
Muscatiie
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