Live Market Reports for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
In Chicago markets hogs sold 10 000 steady 25 cents lower. top 18.25, bulk 16.75 to 17.75, heavies 15.25 to 17.25, mediums 17 to 18, lights 17 to 18.25. Sows 13 to 15.75, pigs 4 to 13.50. Cattle: 2 500 steady. calves 300. steers 22 to 24, common 15 to 17.75, yearlings 15 to 24, heifers 15 to 25, cows 11.50 to 14, bulls 12 to 16, calves 15 to 24, feeder steers 15 to 19.75, stocker steers 15 to 21.50, stock cows and heifers 8 to 17. Sheep: 500 steady. lambs 23.50 to 24.50, common to choice 15 to 23.25, yearlings 10 to 21, ewes 3 to 6.
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Chicago
St Pete Eggs GRADE A QUALITY
Egg dealer reports grade A quality eggs in white and loose cartons with sizes large medium small and extra large. Sales to consumers reflect price quotations with increases around ten to fifteen percent versus earlier quotes. Industry context notes regional supply and demand factors impacting consumer pricing.
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Obay
Tampa Poultry Prices At Bay Live Deliv Fair
Poultry traders report price listings at Tampa Bay Deliv. Hens common at 4 pounds and up with 24 to 27 head lots. Roosters and lighter birds also shown, weights mostly under four pounds.
Market Mixed with Small Gains on Quiet Early Trading
The New York stock market opened higher but with fractional moves and slow trading. Beech Nut rose 1 percent to 31, Life Savers fell 4 to 274, amid merger plans. Leaders included Bethlehem Steel GM Ford Boeing AT&T Kennicott Copper and others. losers included Youngstown Sheet & Tube Goodrich United Aircraft and Standard Oil NJ. The USS Saratoga is noted as the sixth U.S. naval vessel named Saratoga.
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Beech Nut
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Ford
Boeing American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
Air Reduction
International Paper
Chesapeake & Ohio
Royal Dutch Petroleum
U.S. Gypsum
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Goodrich
United Aircraft
Standard Oil (Nj
Foreign Weather Chicago Morning Report
The Weather Bureau notes foreign weather prevails this morning with conditions observed in the Chicago area. Details on temperature, wind, and precipitation are provided for travelers and local forecasts.
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Chicago
INS
the Weather Bureau
Mutt Derby Receives National TV Spotlight
John Daly led ABC audience clips from Monday’s Mutt Derby at the Sarasota Kennel Club race course. Jaycees chairman Bob Wheeler expressed pride in the national publicity, calling it the biggest to date for the four year sponsorship by the Jaycees.
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John Daly
ABC
Sarasota Kennel Club
Bob Wheeler
Connelly Denies Tax Talks With Caudle in Sachs Case
Former White House aide Matthew J. Connelly testifies he never discussed the Sachs tax evasion case with T. Lamar Caudle or anyone else. He also says Schwimmer offered to buy an oil royalty for 750 dollars and that he received two suits from Schwimmer as a gift. Character witnesses praise Connelly’s honesty and integrity.
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ST. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
White House
Truman
T. Lamar Caudle
Connelly
Harry N. Schwimmer
Sachs
Connelly and Caudle
Justice Department
Irving Sachs
Schwimmer
Smiley Unavailable Trio Await Action in Sarasota Child Beating
Three Newtown residents Elvin Barfield 32 Henry Golden 34 and Millie Golden 36 held for investigation in Sarasota for beating a seven month old boy. No charges filed by noon as deputy clerk said and state attorney was en route to file them. The child was admitted to Sarasota Memorial Hospital with six broken ribs and teeth marks.
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Sarasota
W. Mack Smiley
William OH. Stockham
Bradenton
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Elvin Barfield
Newtown
Henry Golden
Millie Golden
Sheriff's Office
Parolee Fleck Sentenced Twice for Forgery
Carl F. Fleck of Sarasota received two concurrent two year prison terms after his parole was set aside by Circuit Judge Lynn Gerald for forged offenses. The case followed his parole violation this week.
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Carl F. Fleck
Sarasota
Lynn Gerald
Fleck
Gerald
Charles F. Rainier
Rainer
Albertus Figes
Funeral Services for William F. Arnold
Funeral services for William F. Arnold 74 of Sarasota will be held at Teale Brothers Chapel at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Rev. Luther Willer officiating. Burial is in Forest Hills Cemetery Ann Arbor Michigan. Arnold died yesterday at Bay Pines Veterans Hospital St Petersburg. He lived in Sarasota since 1924 ran a paint and toy shop and was a Spanish American War veteran. He is survived by wife Emma and sister Mrs John Parker.
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William F. Arnold
Webber St
Sarasota
Teale Brothers
DAV
VFW
Emma Arnold
John Parker
Huntington
W.va
Requiem Mass for Francis Bing in Highlands NC
A requiem mass for Francis C. H. Bing of 949 Indian Beach Dr. will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Martha's Catholic Church with Rt. Rev. Magr. C. L Elslander officiating. Burial is in Manasota Burial Park. Rosary recitation occurs at 8 p.m. today at Robarits Funeral Home Chapel. Pallbearers are Donald McIntosh, Paul Souder, Roger Flory, P. M. Birmingham, 8. E. Sloan and Charles Walpole.
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Francis C. H. Bing
Indian Beach Dr
Highlands
N.C
St. Martha's Catholic Church
Magr. C. L Elslander
St. Martha's
Manasota Burial Park
Robarits Funeral Home
Donald McIntosh
Philip White Wilson 81 longtime NYT writer and Welsh MP
Philip White Wilson 81 a onetime member of the British Parliament from Wales and long time feature writer for the Sunday New York Times is noted in this obituary style notice. The item highlights his political past and journalism career with emphasis on his Welsh parliamentary service.
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New York
Philip Whitewell Wilson
Wales
Sunday
New York Times
City issues building permits list with multiple residents
The city building department reports permits for numerous addresses including Henry James 1030 Caloosa Dr $800 screen porch Rosie Swindell 1715 36th St $2,000 repair residence William C Nelms 3212 School Ave $13,000 residence Arthur Wood 1146 Patterson Dr $1,500 garage and other projects such as repairs, additions, and a barbecue pit at Colony Restaurant.
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Lester K. Morse
Gulfmead Dr
Claude Young
David Sr
Alan N. Mendleson
N. Washington Blvd
Williard Olson
Tangier Terr
Harry James
Acacia Dr
Joe Halton
6Th Street
Alice B. Gormley
Boulevard of Presidents
Russell Building Supplies
4Th St
John T. Jansen
SAL Railroad
Henry James
Caloosa Dr
E. J. Killingbeck
Siesta Dr
Rosie Swindell
36Th St
Randle Franklin
Dorothy G. Smith
35Th St
John T. Potts
Virginia Dr
Harry Banks
North Trail
William C. Nelms
School Ave
E. Milton Cole
Cherokee Dr
Arthur Wood
Patterson Dr
R. W. Watkins
Colony
Ohio Farm Study Finds Average Inventory Value
A study in Ohio reports an average farm inventory value of twenty nine thousand five hundred dollars.
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Ohio
County Zoning Meet Scheduled
Proposed zoning for the area south of the Sarasota city limits and north and west of Phillipps Creek appears on tomorrow night’s agenda for the County Planning and Zoning Commission. The meeting is at 8 p.m. in the county courthouse, per secretary Jack West.
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Sarasota City Limits
Phillipps Creek
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Jack West
Civil Defense Unit Readies Instruction Meeting
The newly formed Alta Vista School PTA Civil Defense disaster unit will hold its first instructional meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the school. Col. Gregory J. Freeman, county CD controller, announced the plan. Members will study civil defense functions and operations before viewing two films.
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Alta Vista
PTA
Civil Defense
Gregory J. Freeman
Mario Lanza Settles Suit Over Bel-Air Estate Damage
Los Angeles singer Mario Lanza has settled a $40,000 suit for $9,000. A stipulation requires full payment within 180 days to Mrs. Norman Kaiser, owner of the Bel-Air property, for damage to walls floors ceilings and grounds of the leased estate.
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Los Angeles
Mario Lanza
Lanza
Norman Kaiser
Bel-Air
Treatment Of Decline To Court In Citrus Case
In Bartow, the state Plant Board's pull and treat method for citrus decline faces court review on July 6. Circuit Judge Don Register delayed action to that date in a suit filed by Mr and Mrs Harry Corneal of Auburndale. The Corneals allege the agency exceeded authority and have not shown the method is best for diseased trees. Plant Board workers remove infested trees and adjacent ones and fumigate soil to curb the root-attacking nematode.
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Bartow
State Plant Board
Don Register
Harry Corneal
Auburndale
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