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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1963

Page

21

Stock Market Analysts See Steel Rise Boosting Markets

New York AP reports analysts see steel price gains improving overall market sentiment. They note Wall Street reactions remain solid as Wheeling Steel Corp raises prices, while Standard and Poor’s Outlook cites underlying strength and cautious optimism about further price action. Rainfall line appears as irrelevant adjunct.

New York Wall Street Wheeling Steel Corp Standard and Poor Corporation Tel Tel Ee Ark Gas Alcoa Ie Avco Ee Gas & Elec Bet Steel Brunswick Chrysler Eastman Kodak Ford General Dynamics General Electric General Motors Aries Goodyear Inter Harvester Tia Johns Manville Lynch Corp Montgomery Ware Minesota Mining National Gypsum Tile National Ie New York Central Norfolk & Western Olin Mathieson Parke Davis Pennsylvania Ry. Meera Pfizer Chas. Os Radio Corp Sears Roebuck Southern Co Sperry Randa Avian Apie Seeree Standard Oil of U. S Ind I Swift & Co Texaco Texas Instruments - Ee Lextron Union Carbide U. S. Steel Westinghouse

United States Holds Majority of World Telephone Use

The United States has 81 million phones and over half of the world’s telephones are in use there. Quotations note that brackets show higher asked figures and lower offered figures.

Thomson & McKinnon United States

Administrators' sale of farm and residence property Rector estate

Co administrators of the Margaret Ellen Rector estate offer at public sale on May 8 1963 at 4 30 p m a Markleville residence and 0 69 acre lot with trial description. Sale requires two thirds minimum bid cash with 10 percent deposit, subject to court approval and existing tenant rights. Personal property and a 40 acre farm sell May 11 1963 with diverse farm implements livestock and household goods. Inspection available ten days prior. immediate possession possible.

Margaret BE Rector Superior Court of Madison County Margaret Ellen Rector Markleville Section Township 18 Superior Court Adison County Kenmore R.C.A. T.V Recto Paul Walters Iuperior Court Indiana Valorous Crector Ralph H. Rector Nursery Road Anderson DeArmond, Booram & DeArmond Anderson Bank Morton McShurley

Notice to Contractors Indiana highway bids 1963

Indiana State Highway Commission invites bids for bituminous coated blend aggregate surface and hot asphalt concrete resurfacing in Greenfield District S R 38 in Madison County and Markleville areas plus S R 13 and S R 38 sections. Bids due April 30 1963 at 10 90 A M E S T. Proposals may be examined in Indianapolis. Also probate notice for Melissa Clevenger estate appointing Alice Irene Call as administratrix with six months to file claims. Estate solvent.

Indiana State Highway Commission Indiana State Office Indianapolis Greenfield Madison Fayette Hancock Johnson Blackford Marion Howard Grant Delaware Henry Hamilton Jay Wayne Rush Shelby Tipton Alexandria Anderson Conersville Elwood Greenwood Hartford City Kokomo Lawrence Muncie New Castle Noblesville Portland Richmond Rushville Shelbyville Speedway Toton Vermillion Montgomery Clinton Putnam Tippecanoe Hendricks Vigo DE Kalb Wells Adams Allen Elkhart Huntington NOBLE Miami Wabash Kososcisko Lake LA Porte Cass ST. Joseph Porter Monroe Clark Floyd Bartholomew Decatur Dearborn Jefferson Morgan Jackson Vanderburg Dubois Posey Gibson Perry Daviess Counties Crawfordsville Frankfort Greencastle Lafayette Plainfield Terre Haute West Lafayette Aurburn Bluffton Fort Wayne Goshen Kendallville Peru Warsaw Connersville Crown Point East Chicago Gary Griffith Hammond Hobart LaPorte Logansport Michigan City Mishawaka South Bend Valparaiso Whiting Bloomington Charlestown Clarksville Columbus Franklin Greensboro Jeffersonville Lawrenceburg Martinsville New Albany Seymour Bedford Evansville Jasper Mt. Vernon Princeton Tell City Washington Indiana State Highway Commission Billie W. C. Schuyler Helen C. Huey Ind Eugene Creagmile Superior Court of Madison County Beckman Rotruck & Schuyler Indiana State Markleville Greenfield District Madison Counties Frankton Commission Alice Irene Call C.t.a Melissa Clevenger Eugene

Hog Prices Rise as Strong Market Persists in Chicago

In Chicago, butcher hogs sold strong with prices up to 25 cents per hundredweight, topping $15.25 the highest since March 11. Week-to-week gains reached 90 cents. Weights 190-225 lb brought $15-15.25, up to 260 lb $14-14.75, and heavier 2s and 3s at $13.50-14. Steady to slower slaughter for steers saw top grades at $24.75-25.75, with strictly choice $23.50-24.75 and good $22.25-23.50. Heifers sold $22-24.50, bulls $18-20, while some lambs hit $21.50 and mixed good to choice up to $19.50.

Chicago

Firemen report most runs weed and grass fire calls

City firemen logged eight runs yesterday with seven to grass fires and one to 2446 Morton Street where a television set ignited.

Morton St

Frankton Students Initiated Into Delta Tau Delta

Frankton students Phillip L. Rinker and Thomas R. Friend, both GM Institute enrollees, were initiated as members of Delta Tau in ceremonies at Flint Michigan. The event occurred March 22 23 amid broader crop market updates and a crop meeting in Indianapolis. Wheat futures softened while corn oats and soybeans showed mixed moves as traders weighed government grain releases and commercial demand.

Frankton Phillip L. Rinker Henry Rinker Thomas R. Friend K. R. Hurst General Motors Institute Delta Tau Delta Flint Michi Old Berry Gerald Wilson Henry Brokers Rinker Donald Tharp Lyle Rassmussen Martha Beason Daugh- Ment Indianapolis Benson Phillipines Roy F. Shively Marshal Shively Larry Shively James Shively Anderson Marvin Ludwick

Declines In Grain Turn General On Monday Trades

In Chicago the grain futures market saw broad declines as early liquidation pushed some commodities into heavy selling orders on the Board of Trade.

Chicago Board of Trade

JA Plans Annual Banquet May 2 At Linders

The fourth annual Future Unlim ited Banquet marks JA's year end at Linders Restaurant on May 2 starting 6 30 PM. Board co chairs Harry Hitchcock and Earl L Simpson announce three individual awards and two recognitions plus five scholarships to NJAC at Indiana University in August for Anderson members. Tickets available through JA members and adult supervisors.

Harry Hitchcock Earl L. Simpson Anderson Indiana University

Happy Hour Club Meeting Recaps Southern Tour Highlights

The Happy Hour Club met at Mrs. Leafy Noble's home with Mae Hodson presiding. Sixty six members heard Fay Michaels Hazel Carle Hazel Hodson Mary Lawler and Leafy Noble recount a Senior Citizens Tour of seven southern states and two days in New Orleans. The next meeting is set with Mrs Fred Foltz on April 16.

Happy Hour Club Leafy Noble Mae Hodson New Orleans Fay Michaels Hazel Carle Hazel Hodson Mary Lawler Fred Foltz Bernadine Hodson Hazel R. Rector Nell Franklin Howard Noble Lee Laura Noble

Kiwanis Club Meets At YMCA With Speaker Loren Owen

Mounds Kiwanis Club gathers at 6 this evening at the YMCA. Guest Loren Owen merchandise manager for Werner Press will present pictures from a recent European trip.

Kiwanis Mounds Kiwanis Club YMCA Loren Owen Werner Press

Supreme Court upholds state antitrust suit in Texas case

The Supreme Court let stand a ruling that a state may sue alleged violators of its antitrust laws even when the federal government has acted in the same matter. The Texas electrical industry figure is central to the dispute.

Supreme Court Texas

Nine Cuban Exiles Await Funds to Pay Bahamas Fines

Nine anti Castro Cubans awaited funds from Miami to pay fines for illegally carrying arms in the Bahamas. The group captured on Andros Island faces fines of 140 dollars each or two months imprisonment and will be deported after payment.

Nassau Bahamas UPI Miami Andros Island Alpha 66 2Nd Escrambray Front

Seaman and sealers rescued off Newfoundland coast

Seventy crewmen and sealers were rescued from the sinking Arctic Sealer off the northeast coast of Newfoundland. The Arctic Endeavour, sister ship, rescued the men and reported the Arctic Sealer later sank in the Atlantic east of Canada Bay.

ST. John’s NFLD UPI Nova Scotia Newfoundland Arctic Endeavour Arctic Sealer Atlantic Canada Bay

Muncie Livestock Prices and Indiana Poultry Rates

The Muncie market shows hogs steady with prices 14.25 to 14.75 for 200 to 240 pounds and 13.00 to 14.00 for 240 to 280 pounds. Cattle steady with good to choice steers 19.50 to 24.00, heifers up to 23.50, cows 11.25 to 15.25. Indiana poultry rates from Indianapolis list roosters 15 to 17, eggs large 26 to 28, mediums 22 to 23, small 19 to 20.

Emge Indiana Poultry Indianapolis

Grain bids from Indianapolis mills on trucked grain

Indiana grain buyers in Indianapolis posted bids for trucked grain including red wheat at 1.89, No 2 new white corn at 1.04, No 2 new yellow corn at 1.04, No 2 oats at 64 cents, and No 1 soybeans at 2.41 per bushel with moisture at 13 percent.

Indiana Grain Indianapolis

Student to Speak at Chesterfield Kiwanis Meeting

Eser Baysal from Turkey will address the Chesterfield Kiwanis Club as tonight's guest speaker on Moslem Religion and Worship. Carl Foley serves as program chairman.

Eser Baysal Madison Heights Turkey Chesterfield Kianis Club Miss Baysal Carl Foley

Safety Awards Presented Here To Emge Drivers

Emge Packing Company held its seventh annual Safety Awards Breakfast in Anderson on April 13. Seventeen hundred dollars in cash and savings bond awards were presented by Al Carle and Clarence Cecil. Notable honorees included Roy Moore 12 years James Clark 11 years and Harold Kreptz 9 years.

Emge Packing Company Anderson al Carle Forrest Shearer Insurance Agency Terre Haute Clarence Cecil National Union Insurance Company Indianapolis Emge John Chaille Harlan Feacock Norval Baker Dan Oaks Roy Moore James Clark Harold Kreptz George Kabrich Nevin Rinker William Spearman Marshal Clark Robert Closser John Altman Ronald Jarell Wayne Couch Jack Closser William Barker James Jenkins Grover Kabrich Perry Horner Kenneth Haworth Harold Closser Jack Jones Robert Myrick Jim Smith Millard Williams Ira Greer George Perry

Debre Nears May Election Victory on Reunion Island

In Reunion Island former French premier Michel Debre, defeated in November, appears set to win the May 5 election. His sole opponent is Communist Paul Verges as MPs commonly represent areas other than their home districts.

ST. Denis Reunion ‘Island UPI Michel Debre Indian Ocean Paul Verges

Area Art Talks To Be Aired On Coffee With Carter

Mrs. Ed Flanagan of this city will appear at 11 a.m. on Channel 4 to discuss local art and artists. She will display pictures by area creators and explain the Madison County Amateur Art Show to be held next month. Entries are due May 15 and 16. The show will be juried and is supported by the Madison County art community.

William Ring Superior Court Madison County Anderson Indiana Eugene Creagmile Superior Court of G. Douglass Owens Alcoholic Beverage Board Commissioners Court Frank and Mary Louise Foster Ace Liquor Store Beer Meridian St Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission W. F. Condon Exec Joe A. Harris Ed Flanagan Indianapolis Carter Glouchester Mass Flanagan Channel 4

Public Auction Listings Across Town in April May

A sequence of public sales announced for April and May lists tools equipment and cattle for sale near Knights town Egg M Hood and Summitville with dates times and auctioneers Omer Jessup Joe Kellum Lat Phillip Hannon Donald P Jones Donald Stout and H D Kirk appear as auctioneers or executors located at multiple local addresses and roads including 314 W 18th St and 9 across from the theatre.

Neal Pete) Colip Knightstown Omer Jessup Joe Kellum Charles H. Dickman Josephine O. Jones High School Egg M. Hood Phillip Hannon Summitville H. D. Kirk Donald P. Jones Orestes Donald Stout Anderson Rd

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