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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1963

Page

11

Rail Shares Rise Again amid rail strike hopes

Investors in railroads show renewed faith that a settlement is possible to avert a nationwide rail strike on August 29. The Dow rises 0.77 to 719.32 as volume dips. AP index hits a new high while rails gain 2.3 and utilities edge up. A $909,012 FAA grant aids Dress Memorial Airport expansion in Evansville.

New York Wall Associated Press New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange U.S Evansville, Ind Dress Memorial Federal Aviation Agency

Multiple auctions listed for real estate and goods in Indiana towns

A long schedule of public auctions and sales across Aug to Sept includes Henry Kessler household goods in W V Byrne Egeg Hood auctioneers. Tom Bartlett Muncie shop equipment. Ozro Mogle real estate in New Castle. Lulu Hill estate in Middletown. Pendleton farm tools and more with multiple auctioneers such as Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Elbert Hood H. D. Kirk.

Henry Kessler Mounds Road New Castle Joe Kellum Wm. Huston Ingalls Huston St Jim Bradley John R. Walsh Noble St Elbert Frazee Gypsy June Quire Blackfoot Drive Indian Meadows Charles Lawler Charles R. Hill Lulu Hill N. 5Th St Middletown Bill Harter Fred Hunt Pendleton New Bridge Vivian Smith Anderson State Rd Carl Bracken M. Gibson 8Th St Wayne Phearis Morton McShurley William F. Lawler, Jr Drexel Drive Elbert H. Whelchel Egbert Hood Robert F. Reeves North Spring Street Greenfield Fred Rogers Smith & Guffey H. D. Kirk Bat Lawrence M. Busby Tenth St Lapel Arthur Busby

Stock Quotations From The Market Averages Close

A compact list of prominent stocks and prices from the market. It notes Dow Jones averages with approximate volumes and highlights numerous companies such as American Tel & Tel Standard Oil entities, General Electric General Motors Texaco Chrysler Ford and others with their latest quotation figures.

American Tel Tel Norfolk Western Poor Olin Mathieson Parke Davis Pennsylvania Ry ORY Sears Roebuck Southern Co Texas Instruments - Textron Avcomb hShoimeetind Balt Gas & Elec Beth. Steel Nis Brunswick Chrysler Eastman Kodak Same FLNSS Ford Titelas Bid Lynch Corp Ak Aik Ae Dre Rita Ce Minnesota Mining Cle Ie Montgomery Ward National Gypsum National Tile New York Central Steel Westinghouse Zenith Hutthean

Hogs Close Week Lower In Chicago Live Market

The Chicago butcher hog market ended the week with 4,500 head sold steady to weak. Top price $17.85, down from Monday’s $18.75, with lows at $16.25 and various weights and grades noted. Slaughter steers under 1,300 lbs steady to 25 cents higher, prime and mixed grades showing stronger values. lambs, heifers, and bulls also recorded notable prices.

Chicago Bents

Export Sales Aid Wheat News Keeps Futures Firm

A solid export demand boosts wheat futures on the Board of Trade with gains at the close while corn and soybeans edge lower on liquidation. United Arab Republic purchased 2.6 million bushels of red wheat and Brazil took 1 million bushels of hard wheat, helping prices finish near session highs.

Chicago Board of Trade United Arab Republic Brazil

Strong Hog Prices Paid In Indianapolis Report

USDA hog price summary shows 1 2 200 225 lb ranges around 17.65 to 17.90 with mixed weights 190-260 lb 17.25-17.65 and 180-200 lb 16.75-17.25, sow weights 275-350 lb 15.75-16.75, 350-400 lb 14.75-15.75, 400-500 lb 14.00-14.75. Cattle and calves scarce with 975-1175 lb steer prices 24.50-25.50 for 4 H Club. veal 25.00-29.00. Sheep lambs active 18.00-20.50. ewes 3.50-5.00.

Local Livestock Market Prices At Emge’s

Hogs 10¢ higher with 190 to 240 lb at 17.00 to 17.25 and 240 to 300 lb at 16.00 to 16.75. Sows steady. Cattle steady with good steers and heifers 21.00 to 22.50. choice steers and heifers 22.00 to 23.50. Local grain prices shown by Farm Bureau Elevator, noon report.

Rome OVO

Muncie Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Steady

Hogs steady at 200 to 240 pounds 17.25 to 17.75, 240 to 280 pounds 17.00 to 17.25, 280 to 300 pounds 15.85 to 16.35, boars 10.00 to 12.00. Cattle: Choice steers 22.50 to 24.50, good 20.50 to 22.50, standard to low good 18.00 to 20.50. heifers 22.00 to 24.00, 20.00 to 22.00, utilities 15.00 to 19.50. cows 10.50 to 14.25. Calves steady 24.00 to 27.00, commercial 20.00 to 23.00, utility 18.00. Lambs and sheep steady with spring lambs around 20.50 and old crop lambs around 17.00. slaughter sheep 3.50 to 5.00.

NEPA Remi Jnly MG Sordanica

Marriage Licenses Granted in Indiana and Nearby Cities

Don Rex Blackford of Tipton wed Edna Louise Idlewine of Elwood. Roger Lee Smith and Carol Sue Meaton of Alexandria. Kenneth C. Bryan of Elwood to Arlene Kay Allen of Alexandria. Robert Van Finn of Middletown to Phyllis Ann Bateman of Anderson. Tom Stanley of Anderson wed Juanita Marie Stanley of Anderson. Herbert Ray Burnworth of Indianapolis wed Joyce Imogene Miller of Anderson. William Richard Johnson of Anderson wed Marsha Ann Rogers and Daniel Edward Warrum wed Mildred Carol Jakeson, both of Anderson.

Don Rex Blackford Tipton Edna Louise Idlewine Elwood Roger Lee Smith Alexandria Carol Sue Meaton Kenneth C. Bryan Arlene Kay Allen Robert van Finn Middletown Phyllis Ann Bateman Anderson Tom Stanley Juanita Marie Stanley Herbert Ray Burnworth Indianapolis Joyce Imogene Miller William Richard Johnson Marsha Ann Rogers

Grain bids from local mills posted in Indianapolis

Bids for truck delivered grain include No 2 new red wheat 1.58, No 2 new white shelled corn 1.13, No 2 new yellow shelled corn 1.13, No 2 new white oats 55, No 1 new yellow soybeans 2.30 with moisture specified.

Indianapolis

Evansville Loses Sunday Bus Service Under PSC Ruling

Evansville City Transit Co had Sunday and a late Friday night run discontinued after a PSC hearing. Officials cited financial losses with 1962 year revenue 498 057 and expenses 507 565, and current year revenue 363 697 expenses 365 118. The PSC refused to restore the services, deeming unprofitable operations not in the public interest.

Indianapolis UPI Evansville Indiana Public Service Commission Evansville City Transit Co Frank McDonald Anderson Bloomington Fort Wayne Richmond Terre Haute PSC

Two Local Men In Commissioning Ceremony At BSTC

Two Anderson men, David F Hudson and Frederick A Linville, join five others in the 230th Detachment of the Air Force ROTP at Ball State Teachers College for the August 21 commissioning ceremony. Hudson will receive a BS in Social Science and report Oct 1 for pilot training at Laredo Air Force Base. Linville, a Markleville High School graduate, will report Aug 26 to Amarillo AFB then to Watertown NY as a radar unit supply officer. both will receive BS degrees in health and physical education. Both earned their silver bars at a July 16 commissioning exercise.

Amarillo Texas Air Force Base Watertown New York Orlena Dr Markleville High School

Democrats To Open New Headquarters In September

George Slinkard city chairman says arrangements are underway to open the new Democratic headquarters about September 6 at 119 E. 9th St formerly Mitchell Motors. Dinner plans to launch city campaigns in Anderson Flwood and Alexandria are set with U S Senator R Vance Hartke as principal speaker and Mayor Ferguson as master of ceremonies.

George Slinkard Democrat City E. 9Th St Mitchell Motors Anderson Flwood Alexandria U.S R. Vance Hartke Ferguson

Schnapps Museum Displays 2200 Drinks Near Hamburg

In Hinsdorf north of Hamburg a museum showcases 2200 different drinks including historic wine samples. Visitors may sample up to 138 vodka brands in this cheerful exhibit.

Museum For Hinsdorf Germany Schnapps Museum Hamburg

Library Budget Tax Levy Notice for Anderson Indiana

The Library Board of Anderson Madison County Indiana will on August 22, 1963 consider a budget with a total estimate of 108770.00 and funds required for expenses through December 31, 1963. The notice details tax levy calculations including taxes to be collected and miscellaneous revenues.

Library Board of Anderson Madison County Indiana Library Board CORRE Library Fund Betty Jean Munyon Margaret B. Branson Ind Superior Court Maddison County Chambers, Byer & Gans Attorneys Board of School Trustees St. Anderson G. E. Ebbertt

India Builds Air Strip and Bases Near Leh to Counter China

In Leh, high Himalayan forces rush to complete a 11 500 foot air strip and roads, with four engine transports delivering equipment. US aid and Indian planners push a sustained buildup to deter another Chinese advance while local life remains unchanged in the 3 000 strong town.

Leh India Central Asia Tibet Himalayas United States Kashmir Valley Pathankot Punjab Peking Ladakh Red Army Indian Army Air Force U.S

Woman Dies and 25 Hurt in Rail Crash in Bethel

A self propelled railroad car struck the rear of a parked freight train in Bethel, killing a woman passenger identified as Mrs. Everett Hurlburt of Roxbury and injuring more than 25 others. Twenty five were admitted to a hospital and four released after treatment.

General Dynamics to Build Testing Complex Near San Francisco

General Dynamics Corp will construct a testing complex on a 2420 acre tract at Sycamore Canyon about 20 miles northeast of San Francisco. The facility will test exotic high energy rocket propellants and study effects of high speed micrometeorites on space vehicles.

San Diego UPI General Dynamics Corp Sycamore Canyon San Francisco

Company expands into motion picture color film processing

Perfect Photo Inc announces it will acquire Color Service Co and Royal Laboratories Inc of New York for an undisclosed cash amount, entering the professional motion picture color film processing business.

New York UPI Perfect Photo Inc Cash Color Service Co Royal Laboratories, Inc

United Left Front Forms in Ceylon After U. S. Aid Cut

In Colombo the United Left Front unites Communist and Marxist groups after Washington froze aid and the Bandaranaike government seized Western oil service stations. The unlikely coalition seeks influence in the 1965 election and possible coalition terms with the Freedom party led by Mrs Sirimavo Bandaranaike.

Ceylon United States Washington United Left Front Sirimavo Bandaranaike U.S India Colombo Mrs. Bandaranaike Freedom Party Britain United National Party S.W.R.D. Bandaranaike Tikuri Banda Ilangaratne

Southern share of PhD and bachelor degrees cited

The report notes the South holds about a third of the U S population but accounts for less than 12 percent of Ph D degrees and 25 percent of bachelor’s degrees nationwide.

Atlanta South United States

Plane Search Ends In Greencastle Area

The Greencastle area search for a missing Muncie family plane was called off. Civil Air Patrol Lt. John Roehms reported a plane seen flying low last Friday landed at an airstrip for gag and then departed.

Greencastle Ind Muncie John Roehms Terre Haute Civil Air Patrol CAP Indiana

Anti Castro Group Plans New Incidents

An anti Castro group claims credit for a sugar mill strike and refinery attack in Cuba and says it will mount more incidents this weekend. Dr Orlando Bosch, secretary of the Revolutionary Recovery Insurrectional Move, says the group aims to destroy fundamental Communist targets including two missile launch pads. Two planes reportedly flew to Cuba, dropping two of six devices on a Camaguey Province sugar mill. Sgt Alvin York was placed on the seriously ill list at Veterans Hospital in Nashville after deteriorating condition and reduced responsiveness.

Miami Fla Cuba Orlando Bosch Revolutionary Recovery Insurrectional Movement Bosch Moron Camaguey

Classified Advertising Rates and Notices

Weekly rate 29c per line per day three days 33 4c per line per day one day 42c two line minimum rate 1.00 cash 80c monthly rate 6.00 per line 20 percent discount for cash or within seven days. Ads start in morning edition. Anderson Newspapers reserves right to classify ads and not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. Ads accepted until 5 p.m. day prior. Includes personal notices and local business promos as read in the paper.

Herald Bulletin Anderson Newspapers, Inc

Classified Display of Local Business Classifications

A compiled listing shows classifications such as Appliance Service Beauty and Barber Shops Building Contractors Business Service General Carpentry Cement and Masonry Funeral Directors Hauling and Moving Income Tax Service Laundry and Cleaning Painting and Paperhanging Plumbing and Heating Sewer Cleaning and related trades. The page outlines all classifications under the general header All Classifications.

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Local home repair and surveying services directory listing

Repairing and remodeling painting roofing Gutters repaired and p ed Patio slabs laid in color All work guaranteed Phone numbers listed Mark Fox and Son yard grading free est Ph 378 5090 Alum storm windows doors in stalled Floor tile laid small repair jobs Tree trimming removing free est 643 1570 or 644 1161 5am Flatford Septic tanks sewers cleaned ditching back filling install laterals All work guaranteed 1714 East 17th Lot surveying Martin Milling poren 1101 Delaware Harold E Smit Reg Engineer Land surveying Ed's Welding Shop 24hr portable service 2808 Pendleton Ave Ph 644 6712

Flatford East 17Th Martin Milling Poren Delaware Harold E. Smit Main ST Pendleton Ave

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Thomson & McKinnon Henry Circuit Court 5Th St Henry County Millikan & Hodson Emge Muncie Livestock Daniel Edward Warrum Mildred Carol Jakeson BSTC County Tax Adjustment Board State Board of Tax Commissioners Louis E. Originae Carmelack Louie H. Shearer Robert Quinn Royal Highland Fusiliers Princess Margaret Angus McFayden Iserlohn West Germany China Zaskar Sinkiang Delhi Soviet Union Asia Dalai Lama New Delhi Noah T. Goings Eugene Creagmile Superior Court of Schrenker & Anderson Arlouine M. Diven Peck, Scott & Shine Color Colombo, Ceylon Cypress Gardens Greencastle Area People's Marketplace Orie Hook Daleville Point 1743 Meridian Kate Barnett Baxter Madam Marie Reader & Advisor Baxter Way Baxter Exterminating Co Alcoholics Anonymous P. O Central Ave Park Place Cliff Preclvo Bio Durgan Broadway Grand Krusty Donut W. Main Chesterfield Ohio Ninianangal Moodile Homes Automotive Autos Auto Service Transportation Ball State Mann's Arrow Sewell Simmerman Noblesville Communit Hospital George Fletcher WED Perm Tinch Cecelia Bk. Bidg 29Th & Jackson Heiden Mark Fox & Son
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