21 Nov 1961
Page 6
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1961
Page
6
The YWCA swimming pool in Muscatine, Indiana, reopens Wednesday after Atlantic City erected the boardwalk at a cost of 5000 dollars. The facility had been closed for painting and will resume regular events Friday and Tuesday November 21 1961. The YWCA building will close Thursday for Thanksgiving Day observance.
Late stock quotations list diverse company bids in New York trading. Am Canatte Am Mot, Amn, Am Sugar, T and T, Armour, Atchison show varied percentages. Ford Mot, Gen Foods, Gen Mat, Gen H and Eb, Goodrich, Int Hary, Penn JC, Pepsi Cola, Sears, Sinclair Oil, Stud Pack, Texaco, Union Pac, Unit Aire, US Rubber, US Steel appear with gains and losses.
Licenwed to wed Frank A Bart Lascelles and Bessie Jane Smith. Kellman v Kellman dismissed by plaintiff. Default judgments against Jake Davis and against Vernon and Hattie Bell. Support petition filed in Uvalde Texas. Collections against multiple defendants for notes totaling $173.38, $8, and $77.80 with interest and costs. Probate notices for Marggie Hitchcock and Francis Lamp estates. Admitted and dismissed individuals listed for various local matters. Intoxication bond forfeited for James Taillock. Disturbing the peace charge against Carl Sagert. Bonds forfeited for Loren Muhlenburg and others.
Chicago wholesale produce and poultry prices show slight declines or stability across items. Eggs hold near previous levels with minor shifts. tiered grades for whites, mixed, mediums, standards, and dirties appear. Live poultry prices move narrowly with hens turkeys and Plymouth rock varieties listed within small ranges.
Grandview services for Maude Phillips 69 were held at Grandview Community Church with Rev Clyde Record officiating. Organist Mrs Richard Bieri and singers Rev and Mrs Record performed No Disappointment in Heaven. Burial at Grandview Cemetery. she died November 16 at Mount Pleasant hospital.
Official receipts for Wednesday show 12 000 cattle 6 000 hogs and 1 500 sheep in Chicago. Hog prices slipped up to 50 cents per hundredweight while 721 000 head on sale moved sparingly. Prime slaughter steers traded around 27.75 per hundredweight with mixed lots reaching 24 75 to 24 00 in light volumes.
Washington expects a religious controversy to surface in the fight for the House speakership after Rep. Albert Raing of Alabama said he may oppose Rep. John W. McCormack of Massachusetts. McCormack is current floor leader and acting speaker, while Rayburn’s death leaves the post open. If Raing challenges, Catholics would hold the top posts in both chambers, raising tensions over religion in leadership. Senator Mike Mansfield, a Catholic, is also a key figure in the broader contest within the Democratic Party.
Washington The Agriculture Department lifted restrictions on grazing livestock on about 20 million acres of cropland this year under the emergency feed grain program. The move ends calendar year limits, allowing farmers to salvage crop residue without costly fencing in fields set aside from production.
Moderate demand exceeded offerings in grain futures with board prices firm to strong. Export buying and position reinforcements buoyed wheat and soybeans as midwest cold snap forecasts lent extra support to feed grains. Also reports show dull potato market in Idaho and Red River Valley with varied cattle and hog futures in Omaha livestock trade.
Chicago cash grain report lists yellow corn values at 2.0934, No 2 yellow at 1.06 percent, and No 4 yellow ladles. Soybeans and barley sales mentioned with limited readability. details incomplete in OCR.
The Associated Press tally notes Iowa vehicle fatalities for November 1987. The report lists regional totals and compares month to month, identifying peak accident periods and notable locations with higher fatality counts.
Representatives Carl Albert of Oklahoma and Richard Bolling of Missouri emerge as announced candidates to replace McCormack as speaker. Albert has the inside track while Rains draws support from the South and some Northern liberals unhappy with McCormack. Rains has the most liberal voting record among Southerners and has sponsored Democratic housing legislation for years.
Ad offers a free book by mail promising non medical methods to eliminate arthritis causes and relieve pain without drugs or surgery. It claims no obligation and no agent will call, inviting readers to write to The Ball Clinis Dept. 1412 Excelsior Springs Missouri or send a postcard.
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