1962 Food Bill to Rise as More Customers Shop
The nation faces a higher food bill in 1962 with more grocery buyers, though prices stay stable and supplies ample. Meat production is projected to hit records, with beef and pork plentiful and new fat content reductions, while frozen foods expand with new packaging and easy serve options.
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Cook
United Press International New York
UPI
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Paul S. Willis
Robert W. Mueller
Progressive Grocer
American Meat Institute
Chicago
National Association of Frozen Food Packers
Washington, D.C
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association
Remodeling Should Be Planned Carefully
Thorough planning guides home improvements from defining goals to securing financing. The article stresses listing desired cures, seeking professional surveys, evaluating costs, checking building codes, and obtaining detailed bids and contracts for optimal results.
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Better Homes & Gardens Magazine
Better Homes & Gardens
Corporations Pay Record Dividends in 1961
American corporations paid a record 15 billion dollars in dividends in 1961, up from 14.5 billion in 1960 and 5.8 billion in 1929. The rise came despite some industrial groups cutting payouts, with gains in other groups offsetting losses. About 15 million people received these dividend checks, with many investors benefiting from year end extras and stock dividends alongside cash payments.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Festive Dessert Time Caramel Fruit Fantasia
Dessert recipe builds a layered caramel fruit fantasia with butterscotch pudding fruit cocktail and whipped cream. It creates a molded leaf pan dessert finished with caramel nut cream and serves eight.
Dividend Growth and Broadening Ownership in 1961
Tax policy and cash management drive dividends as firms reward stockholders while conserving cash. In 1961, 45 corporations had more than 100,000 stockholders each, and American Telephone and Telegraph led with cash dividends of 813,499,000 to 2,040,000 stockholders, the highest distribution in U.S. corporate history.
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American ‘Telephone & Telegraph Co
Moffett Family Guests at U P Home and Church Event
Dr. H O Moffett and wife and four children from New York stayed with Mrs. Laura Moffett. Tufts of visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Little of Arnold Park Iowa. Ronald Kerr and Roderick Kerr returned home. Kay Ellen left for Muskingum College. Rev Karl Megdelsen and Rev Ray Blair led a Bible singing program at the Associate Presbyterian Church.
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H. O. Moffett
Tom
Molly
Joe
Mark
New York City
Mr. Moffett
Laura Moffett
Dr. Moffett
Life Magazine
Korea
Wheaton College
Illinois
Jack Little
Arnold Park
Iowa
Ronald Kerr
Roderick Kerr
Kay Ellen
Iowa City
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Ray Blair
Associate Presbyterian Church
Deed Transfers From The Records In Brighton And Wilson
Kenneth Farrier transfers real estate to Brighton Methodist Church in Brighton. Floyd W Polis and wife deed property to Florence M Baird in Wilsons and South Washington. Harold E Browner and wife convey land in Old Riverside to Russell L Camp. Samuel R Cox and wife gift land in section 18 township 74 range 9 to Dick Stagers and wife. W C Robertson and wife deed land in section 33 township 75 range 9 to Murray Moore Jr. Alice McDaniel transfers lot 10 block 4 NE Washington to Marvin Jones and wife. Marvin Jones and wife deed lot 10 block 4 NE Washington to Wilbur Schantz and wife. George H Mangold and wife transfer lands in sections 21 and 22 township 75 range 6 to Kenneth Watson and wife.
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Kenneth Farrier
Brighton Methodist Church
Brighton
Floyd W. Polis
Florence M. Baird
Wilson's
South
Washington
Harold E. Browner
Russell L. Camp
OP Riverside
Samuel R. Cox
Dick Stagers
W. C. Robertson
Murray Moore Jr
Alice McDaniel
Marvin Jones
Wilbur Schantz
George H. Mangold
Kenneth Watson
Aunt Grace Oatmeal Bread and Corn Bread Recipes
Readable text provides two bread recipes donated by Aunt Grace. Oatmeal bread uses oats steeped in hot liquids with yeast and eggs, then flour and rise steps before baking. Corn bread combines egg milk shortening sugar flour corn meal and baking powder baked in pans.
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Grace
Indonesia Rejects Dutch Peace Bid Over West New Guinea
Foreign Minister Subandrio said the Netherlands no strings offer to negotiate will not settle the West New Guinea dispute. He noted De Quay’s stance ignores Papuan self determination and affirmed Indonesia will grant West Irian maximum autonomy within the Indonesian constitution.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Subandrio
Netherlands
Dutch New Guinea
Jan E. de Quay
West New Guinea
West
Iran
Sukarno
Four McClouds Die From Gas Leak In Indianapolis Home
Milburn Calvert found Bobbie and Margar et McCloud dead from leaking bottle gas heater fumes in a house with a Christmas tree. Four children aged 2 to 5 were found alive. Michael 3, Steven 2 in hospital with oxygen, Charlene 4 and Theresa 5 in fair condition. The heater had been improp erly rented through an unused fireplace and the rest of the house was heated by an oil stove.
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Indianapolis
API
Milburn Calvert
Bobbie McCloud
McCloud
Margaret
Calvert
Michael
Steven
Charlene
Theresa
Daddy
Frederick Rice
Marion County
Rice
Boy of 14 Found Hanged on Burlington Farm
A 14 year old, Robert Shepherd, was found hanged in a chicken house on a farm near Burlington. Sheriff Bock and coroner Dr. Rowley investigated whether death was suicide or accidental. no clear motive or mental distress found yet. The boy left siblings shucking corn moments before discovery.
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Burlington
UPI
Here
Jerome C. Bock
Robert Rowley
Robert Shepherd
Ivan L. Shepherd
U.S
Milton Miller Bock
Gaylord
Miller
Dennis
Robert
Bock
Beck
Blame Reds For Portugal's Revolt
Lisbon reports that the government blamed an outlawed Communist party for an attempted New Year uprising in Beja. The plan allegedly aimed to seize arms, split Lisbon from the south, and launch guerrilla warfare through Alentejo, but security moves thwarted the second phase.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Communist Party
Antonio Salazar
Beja
Alentejo
Chicago Livestock Prices Rally Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Markets report strong hogs with limited supplies and mixed feeder weights. Cattle and calf trading showed higher closes for prime and high choice loads, with bulk and deck offerings and varying weights. Sheep demand remained strong for fed lambs and wooled varieties, with prices ending firmer in several categories.
Stocks Continue To Soften In Early Trading
UPI reports a broad market dip with most sectors barely moving as trading slows. Major movers include Boeing up 1 percent on a large plane contract, while Kodak and several electronics firms slip about 1 percent. Dow averages show small gains across industrials rails and utilities.
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NEW York
UPI
Youngstown Sheet
Eastman Kodak
General Foods
General Electric
Procter & Gamble
Boeing
Texas Instruments
IBM
Beckman
Laboratory For Electronics
Minneapolis - Honeywell
Norfolk & Western
Panhandle
Southern Cal Edison
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Tessa Prendergast
Jamaica
West Indies
Islands
Central Press
By S. Richard Brown
United Press International
U. P
Karl Megdelsen
Sable
Helene Dillon
Schoonover Drug
John Custer
Big John
John Green
Loren Robertson
Insulin
Burlington Farm
Colorado
The
United States
Lavonne Fitzgerald
Washington County Nurses Association
Washington County
Journal
Bob Elliott
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