Stocks Mixed as Selling Falls a Little on Monday
New York trading opened irregularly with a moderate pace as many key issues moved little. Lively gains appeared in Beckman Instruments Zenith Universal Ampex and Norwich Pharmacal while DuPont and GM retreated after a senate panel approved a tax relief plan affecting stock distributions.
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New York
Beckman Instruments
Zenith
Universal
Match
Norwich Pharmacal
Ampex
Telemeter Magnetics Inc
Paramount Pictures
Western Union
DuPont
General Motors
Senate
Polio Fund Drive Faces Minnesota Investigation
Minnesota Attorney General Walter Mondale announced irregularities in a nationwide polio fundraiser tied to the Sister Elizabeth Kenny foundation. He said funds were diverted through a Chicago firm and a Minneapolis agency to an ex executive director. Only 47 cents of every dollar raised between 1952 and 1959 supported medical work, with $30.674 million raised and $16.25 million spent on fundraising and administration, leaving $14.414 million for core efforts.
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ST. Paul
Elizabeth Kenny
Polio Foundation
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
U S Freighter Ike Blacklisted by UAR for Wheat Trade
Cairo reports United Arab Republic authorities have blacklisted the U S freighter Ike for carrying wheat to Israel. The ship would be refused port calls and service facilities at Arab ports if it operates there.
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UPI
United Arab Republic
U. S
L Ike
Tisrael
Poultry Market Reports From Texas and Chicago
State agriculture reports steady supply for fall demand as rains delay loads. farm prices for poultry around 19 cents per pound with movement moderate in the east and 24 percent of birds in company transfers. Chicago butter and eggs hold steady while live poultry prices range 22 to 26 cents for White Rock fryers and roasters.
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Tanas Tolwans
Abe Austin
Brsilers
State’ Department of Agriculture
Southwest Poultry Exchange
Chicago Produce & Poultry
Chicago
Help Wanted and Miscellaneous Classifieds Frame
Classified ad fragment listing various notices including Help Wanted for a female waitress with Sundays off, a domestic help ad with babysitting in exchange for free rent, an sale listing for an old car a trailer home for sale and other miscellaneous items. Includes contact references and partial addresses.
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Aran Aarnara Par Arparoep
Casper
Hilary Rd
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Boom in Japan public stock ownership described
Leslie Gould reports on Japan's stock boom and the rise of a broad based public ownership system. He notes 4,000,000 potential holders, a rapid postwar expansion, and major firms like Nomura Nikko Yamaichi and Daiwa driving a vibrant market with new investment plans and old savings boxes revived.
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Lesfie Gould
the Light
Leslie
Ja‘pan
Kishi
California
Zaibat‘sus
Mitsui
Matsubishi
Sumitomo
Yasuda
Zaibatsus
Sunder Lo
A. Securities Act
SEC
Tokyo
Osaka
Nagoya
Tokyo Exchange
Nomura
Nikiko
Yamaichi
Daiwa
U. S
Remington Rand
Invest. Iment
No Mura
Taxi Man Urges Public Education on Cabs
ATA President D L Normans from Madison Wisconsin urged public education on taxi service at the Texas regional meeting. He cited group riding as common in several cities and warned taxi business is going backward due to pricing and adaptation issues, noting San Antonio’s growth has not increased cab operators.
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Texas
Agen
ATA
D. L
Norman
San Antonio
Taxicab Rates Debate At ATA Convention
Stiff competition and rising travel trends push talk on reducing mileage while keeping rates steady. Speakers include G C Birch Jr Dallas regional vice president ATA Judge Archue Brown JT L White Tulsa and Mike Donnelly ATA committee chair. Sessions cover safety driver training claims insurance public relations and advertising. Convention ends Tuesday afternoon.
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Yolwne
G.C. Birch Jr
Dallas
ATA
Archue 5. Brown
Francis Lee Corrigan Father of Walter Corrigan Obituary
Services for Francis Lee Corrigan father of Walter N Corrigan president of the San Santonio Chamber of Commerce were held Monday at St Luke s Catholic church. Interment was in San Fernando Archdiocesan cemetery. Corrigan 60 of 240 Skyview died Saturday at home. A Kansas City native he had lived in San Antonio 40 years. Survivors include his wife sons Robert N Corrigan Downey California Walter Corrigan San Antonio sisters and five grandchildren.
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Francis Lee
Corrigan
Walter N. Corrigan
San Santonio
San Antonio
Bernard Kearns
St. Louis
Bernard Blanton
Toller
Harriet
Obituaries and funeral services noted for several residents
Over the Counter, Mrs. Maria M. De Gonzalez aged 89 of 105 Willim, services and interment held Monday. Mrs. Marcia Dean Karotkin aged 27 of 1102 W Magnolia, services and interment held Monday. Mrs. Hortense Freeman aged 63 of 143 Cedar, rosary 7 30 p m prior to 7 45 a m Tuesday Mass at St Marys Church, interment at San Fernando Archdiocesan Cemetery. Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Penn aged 87 of 901 Rayton Ave, funeral 3 30 p m Tuesday at Porter Loring Chapel, burial Mission Burial Park. Mrs. Agnes Helen Buehring aged 75 of Route 13 Box 427, graveside 2 p m Tuesday Niederwald Cemetery Niederwald Texas.
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Willim
Marcia Dean Karotkin
Vanecek
W. Magjnolia
Hortense Freeman
Peordey
Porter Loring Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
San Fernando
Hannah Elizabeth’ S Penn
Rayton Ave
Porter Loring Chapel
Burial Mission Burial Park
Agnes Helen Buehring
Niederwald Cemetery
Niederwald
Texas
Slaughter
Florence Hickerson
Lennon
New York Stock and Livestock Market Report Highlights Cattle and Sheep
TheAP note shows mixed livestock receipts with slaughter cattle steady to higher and calves at $25 top. Sheep and lambs remain strong with prices $12 to $17 for yearlings and lambs, while hogs move higher on lighter supplies. Also listed are New York stock exchange noon indices and various commodity bids.
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Pfizer
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Noamaa
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Norstap
Cross Heart, Hope to Dye Cross Heart to Dye
Obituary notices list several deaths with service details. Ralph E. Bachman 76 of 122 E Ackard st. services 1 30 p m Tuesday at Alvin mortuary. Mrs Jeny Bundil 83 of 1002 Pleasanton rd. services 11 a m Tuesday Southside Funeral home chapel interment San Jose Burial park. Roy Newman 74 of 106 Rettard funeral 20 a m Tuesday Gillett Methodist church burial Gillett cemetery. Mrs Alma Winiecki 49 of 269 Parker rosary and p m Monday Southside Funeral home chapel funeral 9 30 a m Tuesday burial Espada Mission. Deaths elsewhere include Jonathan Jones 78 Bethlehem Pa engineer who supervised major bridges. Percy Ivory 83 New York artist. Lt Gen Torashiro Karwabe 70 Tokyo deputy chief of staff. Henrik Shipstead 79 Alexandria Minn former U S Senator isolationist who voted against UN charter.
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Jeny
Bundil
Pleasanton Rd
Southside
Funeral Home Chapel
San Jose
Alma Winiecki
Parker
Rosary & P. ml
Southside Funeral Home Chapel
Funeral Home
Espada Mission Cemetery
Bethlehem
Jonathan’ Jones
Chesapeake Bay
George -Washington
Golden Gate
New York
Percy
Senate
Macy & Co reports earnings for period ending April 3
Macy & Co reports earnings of 639000 or 20 cents a common share for the 13 weeks ended April 3, a sharp rise from 5379 in the prior year. Net income per share and totals are disclosed, with figures showing a strong year over year improvement.
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New York
R. i, Macy & Co
Grand Jurors Questioned In Davis Murder Case
Grand jurors in Bexar County were questioned again Monday in the Frank G. Davis murder case. Davis 31, a San Antonio rancher, is charged with murder with malice in connection with the death of attorney James Drought after a February Terrell Hills altercation. Davis’ attorney Hubert Green Jr. seeks to set aside the indictment on grounds of jury-room irregularities.
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Bexar
Frank G. Davis
Hubert Green Jr
Davis
San Antonio
James Drougth
Drought
Helen Keller Birthday Prompts New Award Ceremony
Helen Keller celebrated her eightieth birthday by attending the first presentation of the Helen Keller International Jawara in New York. The American Foundation for Overseas Blind will award Col. Edwin A. Baker, inaugural president of the World Council for the Welfare of the Blind, for distinguished service to the blind.
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UPI
Helen Keller
theHelen Keller International Jawara
American Foundation For Overseas Blind
Edwin A. Baker
World Council For the Welfare of the Blind
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