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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1954

Page

7

Locations For Minois Toll Roads Listed

Springfield Illinois toll road plan outlined by the Toll Road Commission with routes from the Wisconsin line to Cook County and to the south. Auction notices list sales of real estate and personal property across Indiana and Illinois with multiple auctioneers and dates.

Springfield Ili Hela Benatvton Joe Kellum Bee C. Bradley J. Rog Eddie Ers Elim St George W. Soot Jr George Chambers Robert Vermillion Ander Bethe Ud Betheny Percenal Peoperty Medkey Ind Albany Myron - Pursiey Gunee Ray Eiliat Avet Real Tetate Rouse Helens Mitlier Kirk Pe — Real Estate de Household Middletown Helen Milter H. D. Kirk East Adams St Fast Bird Andersen Ross Eshelman Rer Hood Poonlay James Hartzel Daleville

Public sale notice near Fort Villa and Gravelawn Cemetery

Public sale scheduled Wednesday September 1 at 7 60 m located 2 miles north of Fort Villa on State Road 13 at Gravelawn Cemetery items include 7 dairy cattle 200 bushels oats 160 bale mixed hog bale row farm tools rubber wagon household goods hand tools and more Roy Willits listed as buyers or owners.

Fort Villa Roy Willits

Controversial regional plan and national tariff talks unfold

A sprawling report covers a proposed tri state turnpike near Aurora and Dixon, President Eisenhower's tariff push for next year, and a hospital dispute involving Mrs. Ide Uhlman. The piece ties local development to federal policy while noting court actions over hospital rules and doctors’ practice rights.

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Grandmother Bank President Sentenced in Embezzlement Case

Mrs. Fronta Sexton a 62 year old former bank president from Ironton Ohio pleaded guilty in U S District Court to embezzling about 14000 from Citizens National Bank. She was sentenced by Judge John H Druffel to two concurrent terms of a year and a day in federal women's reformatory. The defense cited too much work and responsibility as factors.

Cincinnati. i Fronta Sexton Dronton U.S. District Court U.S. Dist John H. Druffel Federal Women's Reformatory Washington Army Sexton Citizens National Bank of Ironton Ft. Monmouth N.J Signal Corps Center James B Clark Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith League Stevens

Quiet Day in New York Stock Market Finishes Mixed

In the calm session the market rose modestly after early gains, with some sectors advancing while others held. the Associated Press average edged up to 192.20 as the industrials led and railroads stayed flat at the close. Only 1,740,000 shares traded, the lightest since June 18, amid profit-taking and cautious trading.

New- York Tahoe Loewet Associated Press Hursday American Stock Exchange

Farmers Union To Hold Convention

Stock quotes and crop notes accompany a report from Chicago on Friday trade. Soybeans rose with September gains amid rain in the belt delaying harvest, while wheat and corn showed mixed moves.

Farmers Union Willard Am Chicago Board of Trade Canada Betes M Bey Nees Marketing

Butcher Hogs Off 0 Cents

Chicago hog prices dropped Friday in a slow uneven market. Top hogs sold around 22.25 per cwt as some loads moved lower. Cattle receipts totaled about 700 head with steers and heifers scarce. prime 1,000 pound steers fetched around 25.00. Sheep and lambs were slow but steady with select lambs at 21.00. feeders 4.50 to 5.00 for utility to choice. Receipts: hogs 4,000 calves 400 sheep 300.

Chicago

Cotton Textile Market Steady Across Regions

The report notes wholesale eggs steady on large extras and barely steady on balance receipts 12 951 New York spot quotations whites extras 48 50 lb extras medium 30 31 Browns extras 48 50 lb Indiana becomes fourth state this year to enter the national Farmers Union family butcher hogs price movements show mixed trends in Indianapolis with steady to weak hogs while steers and heifers stay scarce. officials announce a 32nd anniversary gathering and a push for at least 20 000 union members as James Patton helms the event.

New York USNA Midwestern Indiana Indianapolis Farmers Union Family John C. Raber Bristol Mites Raber James Patton National

New York cotton market steady as print cloths hold

Market steady Friday with converter interest centering on print cloths. Hog prices steady in Muncie with bids for top No 1 conditioned hogs around 21.10 for quarter delivery and 18.85 for futures. Wool goods demand sluggish as nylon rumors linger. Cattle and calf prices mixed with steers to cows steady, lambs down, slaughter sheep at 4.00.

New York Muncie Rayon Foods

Public Hearing Set On Alcohol Permit of David Yancey

The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission announces a public investigation into the fitness of David Banard Yancey for an alcohol permit at 4098 Grocery 1393 Hendricks Street Anderson Indiana. The hearing will be September 12 1954 at the Commissioner’s Court in Anderson and is open to the public. Officials Victor C Walmer and M DeWitt Gwen sign the notice.

Madison County Indiana Commissioner's Court Anderson Issuin David Banard Yancey Grocary Hendricks St. Beet India HAID Indiana Acoh Coholig Beverage Commission Victor C. Walmer M. Dewitt Gwen

Bond Market Steady After Mild Selling Pressure

New York reports the bond market turned steady on Friday following light selling. Local livestock prices and grain quotes from Indianapolis mills show No 2 red wheat at 1.89, corn around 4, oats at 3.5 and soybeans at 2.42 per bushel amid market activity.

New York

New Suits Filed In Indiana Circuit Court

Circuit Court filings include State of Indiana versus John E. Smith and Walter M. Justice with affidavits for armed robbery by prosecutor William Byer. Also petitions for guardian appointment, divorce complaints, foreclosure and immediate possession actions, and related parties such as Ramsey, Pinkney, Plotner, Collier, and Harold J. Anderson.

Circuit Court State of Indiana John E. Smith William Byer Walter M. Justice Frankie Ramsey Rastus R.J. Ramsey Guardian Bagel Freely Shearer Delaris Everidge Herbert Everidge Kelley Arnold Gertrude S. Plotner Et al David Collier Laura Pinkney Harold J. Anderson

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