Stock Market Speculation Dominates Trading Session
New York stock activity drifted lower amid a wave of speculative favorites led by gold mining shares. The Dow fell 2.85 to 887.07 while the S&P 500 slipped .13 to 86.56 and the AP average dropped .8 to 330.0. Despite a weak overall tone, a heavy block trade boosted Alleghany Corp and gold mining issues posted mixed gains as optimism remained for a potential steel industry strike resolution.
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New York
Wall Street
Ceny
Sone
Motors
du Pont
Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Alleghany Corp
Up T
Dome
Homestake
McIntyre-Porcupine
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Local Livestock Market Prices From Emge’s
HOGS 25¢ LOWER 190 to 240 pounds 24.75 24.90 240 to 300 pounds 23.75 24.75 Sows 22.75 down no CATTLE STEADY Ch. steers and heifers 24.00 27.00 Good steers and heifers 22.00 25.00 Cows 16.00 down Bulls 19.00 down
Grain Prices In Local Market Watch Freight Rate Effects
Local grain market report notes price variations across the area due to freight rates and unspecified factors. Listed prices include shell corn around 1.36 and oats near 2.28 with other entries unreadable in the fragment.
Appointments as Co-Executors and Administratrices Named
Notices announce Rob ert L. Austin and JoAnne Kingery named as Co-Executors of Kathryn J. Kirkpatrick estate. Ruby E. Nale named Administratrix with will annexed of Esta Mae Carpenter estate. Mildred E. Vinson named Administratrix of James A. Vinson estate. Creditors must file claims within six months of first publication or be barred. Solvency noted for each estate. Located Anderson Indiana with attorney filings and publication dates August 17 24 31 1965.
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Robert L. Austin
JoAnne Kingery
Kathryn J. Kirkpatrick
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
Stewart & Austin
Ruby E. Nale
Esta Mae Carpenter
Peck, Scott & Shine
Mildred E. Vinson
James A. Vinson
Stock Quotations Summary from Thomson & McKinnon
Stock prices closed yesterday with numerous figures for major firms. Notable entries include General Electric at 101 percent, General Motors at 98 1/4, Standard Oil of New Jersey at 75, and Westinghouse at 52. The Dow Jones Average stood at 887.07, down 2.85, with approximate volume around 4,470,000 shares.
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Thomson & McKinnon
American Tel
Tel
Bak
Gas & Elec
Eee
Gion, Bani Cneseashniusnes
Crifeet
General Motors
Tooee An Jarencenmanendacun
GMS Homestake Mining Inter, Harvester
Johns-Manville
Eet
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Peehengmatansoebers
Minnesota Mining
MIT
National Gypsum Ee
National Tile A Porraievoria
Radio Corp. of
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Standard Oil
N. J
Ind
Swit & Coe
Texaco
Union Carbide
RDS
MOE
Teenies Westingrouse
Dow Jones
Cerne Crecnvisen
Grain Futures Slump as Prices End Weak on Monday
In Chicago the grain futures market moved slowly with prices finishing mostly weak to firm. Wheat fell after early gains, soybeans recovered to close fractionally higher, corn mixed, oats and rye soft. Traders cited limited durable factors with export chatter giving brief support for wheat. September quotes show slight declines for wheat and corn, soybeans edging up.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Hogs Steady Steady Hogs and Cattle Markets Report
Indianapolis AP market update shows hogs steady with sows strong to 25 higher and varied weights from 170 to 600 lb. Cattle and calves 3,250 head. slaughter steers and heifers steady, cows slow to 25 lower, vealers 22 to 25, with multiple weight bands and prices. Sheep and lambs 900 head, lambs up to 25 higher, smaller spring lambs 22.75 to 24.00, ewes 5 to 6.00بة
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Indianapolis
USDA
Muncie Livestock Hogs Steady to 25e Lower
Market notes show hogs $24.75 to $25.25 for 200-240 lbs, $24.25 to $24.75 for 240-270 lbs, $23.75 to $24.25 for 270-300 lbs, $22.75 to $23.75 for 300-360 lbs, and roughs down to $21.25-$22.75. Cattle prices list choice steers at $24.00-$26.00, good at $22.00-$24.00, low grades $18.00-$22.00. heifers $21.50-$24.00, utilities $11.50-$14.50. Cows steady, canners $10.00-$14.50, calves $14.00 down, lambs 50c lower at $21.00-$22.50 for 85-105 lbs, sheep steady.
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Nas
Ltd
Low-Gd
Coachuieos
Summitville Christian Woman's Fellowship Meets at Church
Summitville CWE met Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Climm Millpaugh's Circle as hostesses. President Mrs. Sam Inglis opened with prayer, Miss Bernice Surratt led singing, and Mrs. Ruby Gates gave devotions and offertory prayers. Members reported completing monthly Bible reading as Revelations is the study for this month. Guests included Mrs. Bertha Guy of Deland Florida and Mrs. Elizabeth Oberholtzer of Trotwood Ohio. Hospital reports note Mrs. Faye Cunningham recovering at St John’s Hospital.
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Summitville
The
Christian Church
Thursda
Climm Millpaugh
Sam Inglis
Bernice Surratt
Ruby Gates
Stella Pettigrew
Marie Waller
Gates
Bernice Surrat
Edith Garringer
Veda Smith
Elva Beeson
Effie van Ness
Ann Curry
Velma _ Isworth
Ina Surratt
Lottie Irwin
Ada Dickey
Verda Moore
Judith [Brown
Edna Alien
Juanita Kilgore
Ella LaBoyteaux
Pear
Pear] Shanklin, Marie Waller and Nellie Tappan, Marjory Prough and Esta Vinson
Elizabeth Oberholtzer
Trotwood
Ohio
Henry Oberholtzer
Butcher Hog and Cattle Market Report from Chicago
The butcher hog supply reached 6,000 head, largest in six weeks, with prices weak to 25 cents lower though demand remained fairly active. Mixed No 1 and 2 grades sold at 25.50 to 25.75, with most offerings at 25.50. Cattle supplies totaled 10,500 head, smallest in four weeks, with slaughter steer demand active and prices rising 25 to 50 cents, prime at 29.75 to 30, top near 30. Lambs were steady with mixed good to prime at 23.50 to 26.00.
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Chicago
Population conference in Geneva opens with 36 nations
Up to 36 nations attended the first International Conference on Family Planning co sponsored by the Foundation and the Population Council. Discussions occur as a United Nations study projects world population at 7.41 billion by 2000 from a current 3.22 billion.
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Population Conference Geneva
UPI
F Foundation
Population Council
United Nations
NZ mother of quintuplets readmitted for exhaustion
Shirley Lawson, the New Zealander who bore quintuplets in Auckland in July 1927, has been readmitted to National Women's Hospital for treatment of exhaustion.
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Auckland
New Zealand
UPI
Shirley Lawson
National Women's Hospital
Local Auctions List Comes With Dates and Addresses
A lengthy public auction notice lists multiple sales from August to September across Indiana towns. Items include household goods, antiques, farm tools, real estate, and livestock. Auctions occur at various locations such as 2704 Central Avenue Lovel Ross Jr Auctioneer and 516 N Main St Shirley with multiple named auctioneers.
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Lloyd Hanna
Central Avenue
Lovel Ross Jr
William Livengood
Bethel Pike
Delaware Co. Rd
Tom Bartlett
Roy Johnson
West Main Street
Markieville
Ind
Kellum & Bradley
Gene M. Limerick
N. Main St
Shirley
Indiana
Omer Jessup
John W. Sellers
Wayne Holwager
Jerrald O. Finney
Middletown
S.E
Anderson
J. H. Kellum
Lapel
Murphy and Wakefield
George
Bob) Mann
Main St
J. Kellum & J
Thelma Moore
Lukens
H. D. Kirk
Flossie Davis
Forkner St
Omer Cunningham
Alexandria
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies Notice
Classified ad rates include a monthly rate of six dollars per line with a one line minimum. Discounts of twenty percent apply for cash or payment within seven days after billing. Ads run in both The Herald and The Bulletin with 5 p.m. deadline the day before publication.
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Herald
Bulletin
Cnar
Trenny's
In Loving Memory Of Our Son And Brother
In loving memory of our son and weeee who passed away a thing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him forever near Sadly missed by Mother Father and sister Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tucker Mrs Linda Brown Drive I 69
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Linda Brown
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