Nunan Refuses To Testify On Finance Deals
Former Internal Revenue Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan declines to answer questions about personal financial dealings before a House subcommittee. He cites constitutional rights while seeking to avoid self incrimination. Investigators note $161 609 traced to his accounts from 1945 to 1950, including about $90 000 earned while he led the IRS.
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Internal Revenue
Joseph D. Nunan
Congressional
Nunan
Cecil King
Calif
House Tax Investigating Subcommittee
House
Market Report Hog and Cattle Prices With Weights Update
Hogs 15 000 active with varied weights and grades. Sows 75 to 1.00 higher. lighter weights up to 1.25 higher. choice 180 230 lbs 20.00 10. top to packers 20.00. ranges widen across 120 170 and 100 110 lb bands. Cattle and calves 3 900 and 700 respectively. steers open steady to strong, bulls steady, cows steady to 25.00, prime and higher grades appear in limited lots. overall start mixed but firm for selected lots.
Livestock Sale Report Highlights Strong Hog Demand and Steady Cattle Prices
Salable hogs 10 000 active uneven gains 50 to 100 cents with top 20 dollars and most weights under 230 pounds at 19 50 to 20 00. Sows 50 to 76 cents higher. Hog totals include 180 230 and 240 260 and 270 290 and 300 350 pound ranges with various prices. Salable cattle 14 000 and calves 400. Slaughter steers slow but steady with high primes up to 37 25. heifers steady. cows up 25 cents. bulls steady. Prime and high quality steer and yearling prices 32 25 to 36 50. good to low choice 29 00 to 32 50. Heifers 32 50 to 35 25. commercial 26 00 to 31 50. Utility and other categories noted as incomplete in report.
Leather exhibit at University School features Shake Kohler Gunderson
Shelby Shake assistant professor at Southern Illinois University’s University School arranges an exhibit of hand carved and tooled leather goods and handmade jewelry. Pieces by Shake Richard Kohler and John Gunderson are on display on the first floor. The public is invited to view through Wednesday.
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S. I. U.’s University School
University School
Shake
Richard C. Kohler
John J. Gunderson
Southern
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Chiefs and Weights
Hogs 7,500 head traded active with gains of 50 to 1.00 higher. Choice 170-250 lbs mostly 20.00-20.50, 225 lbs at the higher end. Heavier 250-290 lbs 19.00-20.00, 290-325 lbs 18.00-19.00, 120-160 lbs 15.50-17.00. Sows up 25-50, choice 300-400 lbs 15.75-16.75, under 300 lbs 17.00. Cattle 1,700, calves 300. Steers and yearlings slow, mainly steady. High choice 1,125 lb steers 35.00, choice baiters 33.00, some loads above 35.00. Cows steady 21.50-26.00, cutters 17.50-22.00. Dealers active, strong to 5 higher, choice and prime 35.00-37.00, odd head 37.50.
Pauline Bonelli Dies in West Hurley Fire
Pauline Bonelli 63 former wife of Metropolitan Opera baritone Richard Bonelli died in a house fire that destroyed her West Hurley home near Woodstock New York.
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Pauline Bonelli
Woodstock
N. Y
Metropolitan Opera Co
Richard Bonelli
West Hurley
Cattle Price Ranges Noted for Various Classes
Market report shows commercial cows at 21.50 to 25.50, canners and cutters 17.50 to 21.50, most utility and commercial bulls 24.50 to 27.00, and commercial to prime dealers 29.00 to 37.00 per hundredweight.
Weber River Flood Forces 40 Families From Utah Homes
The Weber river in northern Utah burst its banks Sunday, flooding Weber and Morgan counties and driving 40 families from their homes. Flood waters crossed U S highways 30 and 89 while Salt Lake City bound traffic faced closures, and officials reported two feet of water on portions of the highway.
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Weber River
Utah
Weber
Provo
Morgan Counties
U. S
Utah Highway Patrol
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed for Corn Oats and Barley
Grain quotes show corn market values ranging from No. 2 yellow 1.84 per bushel to sample grades 1.37-1.79. Oats list No. 1 heavy white at 90, extra heavy white at 90, sample grades 86. Barley is quoted nominally with making 1.30-1.70 and feed 1.25-1.40. Red clover 30.00-31.0 timothy 9.25-9.75.
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ED P
Former Lesser Man Dies in New York
Word was received in Sesser that Darren Harris, 45, a former resident, died Saturday in Queens General Hospital, New York City. The body will be returned to Christopher for burial. Funeral arrangements are not complete. Mr. Harris leaves four brothers Leonard Lesser Russell in Fort Wayne Indiana Richard in Detroit and Lester in Benton Harbor Michigan and a sister Inez Harris in Chicago.
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Darren Harris
Queens General Hospital
New York City
Christopher
Sesser Woman in Serious Condition After Stroke
Mrs. Judson Pitchford, Lesser, suffered a stroke at her home Saturday afternoon. She lay on the floor for three hours before her husband found her and she was taken to Marshall Browning Hospital in DuQuoin. Her condition was unchanged and listed as serious.
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Judson Pitchford, Lesser
Marshall Browning
DuQuoin
Credit curb plan dropped by Federal Reserve board
The Federal Reserve board dropped its credit restraint program aimed at curbing inflation and directing lending to defense and essential civilian uses. It said the plan is suspended but standby for possible future use, noting loans rose sharply earlier in the Korean War period and have since slowed.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Birds Imported by Settlers Change U.S. Birdscape
The robin, goldfinch, and English sparrows are among birds brought to United States territories by white settlers, altering local avian populations and introducing new species.
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United States Territory
Bedouin Law Cairo Studies Syria Bedouin Legal Shift
The Syrian government is studying extending ordinary Syrian laws to Bedouin desert regions. Crimes and disputes among Bedouins would be dealt with according to established tribal customs by tribal courts.
Defense loans drive bulk of large increase surpassing 1.5 billion
The statement notes that over one and a half billion dollars comprise the rise, with two thirds of that increase attributed to defense loans. It highlights the major share of defense funding in the total growth.
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