Steel company veteran Honeycutt retires as Bethlehem executive
NEW YORK (UPI) Mewits V. Honeycutt, 70, retires after a 50 year career with Bethlehem Steel. Born in Newton, NC, he joined in 1914, rose in sales, and became a director before leaving as vice president and director in Bethlehem’s steel operations. He was linked to Bethlehem’s Pennsylvanian mills and served in leadership roles.
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Steelton
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania Steel Co
Honeycutt
Vice Press
New York
UPI
Jesse
Mewits V. Honeycutt
Chem Steel
Newton
Local Indiana Addresses List Shows Residents and Street Entries
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous residents in Indiana towns with street addresses in Anderson Noblesville Fortville Pendleton and Shirley. Names include Mrs CT Gosling Steve Bristow Mrs Bob Meyers Mrs Rt Gilhooly Hattie Martin Dona Hanson Carmen Lanning Earl Huntzinger Edmond Quear Sarah Quin Claire Claytor Ruth Walsh Clinton McCorkle M Sue Grimes Dennis Jown Moore Marlier Humphrey and others. The piece resembles a community directory or notices page with scattered street details.
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Asa McKinley
Windsor Way
Anderson
Indiana
Hattie Martin
E. 38Th Street
Dona C. Hanson
Shirley
Carmen Lanning
Maple Street
Earen Huntzinger
N. East Street
Pendleton
Edmond C. Quear
Greenway
Dri Anderson
Sarah Quin
E. 13Th Street
Clinton
McCorkley
Isna LE Henter
M. Sue Grimes
Thaser Court
MES
T. Dennis
Shore Anderson
Moore
South West Street
Marlier Humphrey
Delaware Street
Stock Market Quotation Brief From Chicago and Indy
Grain futures, corn, oats and soybeans mixed as speculators push higher in Chicago trading. Indiana Farm Electrification Council formed to promote efficient electricity use in rural areas, with utilities and state officials involved. A white slavery case in South Bend leads to a plea change for a man from Indianapolis.
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Wes Averanes
Vatuane
Clase
Mailaon
Tarim
Springfield
Ill
South Bend
Indiana
Local Livestock Prices and Market Context
Hogs ranged 16.90 to 17.15 per cwt for 190 to 249 pounds while 240 to 400 pounds sold 16.15 to 16.65. Sows were around 16.00. Cattle were steady with good steers and heifers 21.00 to 22.50 and choice 22.0 to 23.59. Market notes mention Wall Street, Congress delay, and profit-taking after a rising trend.
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Wall Street
Congress
Fuom
Associated Press
Market Decline as Railroad Strike Fears Grow
New York reports a sharp market drop Tuesday with heavy selling in cattle sheep and hogs. Dow Jones fell 4.29 to 719.58 as ex-dividend selling and stock declines trimmed overall values. Inflation data also weighed on sentiment while bonds held steady. In Indianapolis, Robert E. Martin named education director of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, and Anson S. Thomas named Sagamore of the Wabash by Gov. Welsh.
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Wall Street
Dow Jones
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Indianapolis
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Robert E. Martin
Mooresville
Chamber
State Department of Public Instruction
Indianapolisap
Indiana Water Resources Study Committee
Anson $. Thomas
Crawfordsville
Matthew E. Welsh
Chicago Hogs Close Lower In Slow Tuesday Trade
Chicago hog prices drift lower as the Tuesday market shows the largest weekly supply in four weeks. Hog offerings of 63 500 head topped at 17.75 for mixed 1 2 weights about 9 230 pounds, with ranges 17.25 17.60 and 17.00 17.35 for other grades. Slaughter steers stay steady to strong with highs to 25.50. heifers steady. bulls weak. spring lambs 18.50 21.00.
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Chicago
Quick Upward Revisions Made In Steel Output
Iron Age reports signs of earlier steel drawdown end with Detroit set to meet October needs. Fourth quarter output estimates jump to about 14.5 million tons from 18.5 million previously, amid industry cautious optimism. Pittsburgh shows continued output decline but bottoms may be reached. Chicago warehouses see demand buildup while Detroit and Cleveland report higher auto orders and expectations for October tonnages.
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New York
UPD
Detroit
Iron Age
National Metalworking Weekly
Pittsburgh
Mills
Chicago
Cleveland
Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed in Indianapolis Market
In Indianapolis, USDA quotes show hogs varying by weight and class with prices from 14.00 to 17.00 per cwt for lighter fat hogs and 13.50 to 16.75 for heavier groups. Cattle and calves total about 2,400, with slaughter steers and heifers steady, vealers fully steady, and cows and feeders showing mixed but generally steady to higher demand. Sheep at about 900 head feature steady to slightly weaker lambs and slaughter ewes near 3.50 to 5.00.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Morrison to resign as U.S. ambassador to OAS this September
U.S. official Morrison announced plans to leave the post as ambassador to the Organization of American States, with the resignation taking effect in September. The move comes as he states he will step down from the diplomatic role.
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U.S
OAS
Washington
UPI
Delesseps
Morrison
Organization of American States
NFO Members Gather Near Columbus Market Protest
About 40 National Farmers Organization members from seven Indiana counties gathered in front of Stadler Packing Co and the Farmers' Marketing Association in Columbus. Ronald Miller said the group was not picketing and no withholding action was planned. Farmers planned a formal bargaining session with Stadler officials on pork and beef contracts. Morrison, a former New Orleans mayor, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination at a rally in Lafayette.
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Columbus
Ind
UPI
National Farmers Organization
Stadler Packing Co
Farmers’ Marketing Association
Ronald Miller
NFO
Trafalgar
Jonhson County
Indiana
Miller
Stadler
Morrison
New Orleans
Democratic
Farmers’ Marketing
NFC
Lour
Lafayette
Red Brick Inn Fried Chicken and Beef Steaks 99e
SPECIAL Tues Web Thurs W. Fr. Fried Chicken and beef tend. steaks priced at 99e at the Red Brick Inn offers in a small-town dining ad style with local urban-appeal.
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RED Brick Inn
Rail line seeks service cuts amid multi million losses
The Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad will petition the Interstate Commerce Commission on Thursday for authority to reduce its trains by 28 percent. The railroad cites nearly $3 million in losses over five years and says commuter rush hour service between Chicago and Hammond, Michigan City and South Bend, Ind., would not be affected.
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Chicago
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad
Hammond
Michigan City
South Bend
Ind
Disillusioned Student Returns From Cuba Visit
MADRID AP A disillusioned American who defied the State Department travel ban to Cuba shaved his Castro beard and said the Cuban people have not lived well. Clin ton M Jenks 20 of Monroe Louisiana and his wife were among 34 Americans who arrived back in the United States aboard Iberian Airlines via Havana. Several friends faced possible fines and imprisonment for the trip. One student Christian Lee Raisner remained in custody briefly for lacking a passport. Others stayed in Cuba or left en route to the United States.
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UPT
Cuba
Clinton M. Jenks
Monroe
Jenks
Clara
Havana
Iberian Airlines
United States
State Department
Christian Lee Raisner
Pennsylvania
ULS
Raisner
Pmice
Wolf
Barry Hoffman
Brookline
Mass
Bermuda
New York
FBI
Immigration and Customs
Auction Sales Roundup with Farm Tools and Real Estate
Auction notices list multiple sales near Pendleton Anderson and Greenfield with dates in September. Items include farm tools livestock and real estate, with auctioneers Jim Bradley Joe Kellum Morton McShurley Wayne Phearis and others. Locations cite state roads and towns such as Pendleton Anderson Lapel Greenfield and Sulphur Springs.
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T. Any
Frey Hunt
Pendleton
New Bridge
Jim Bradley
Joe Kellum
Vivian Smith
Anderson
Charles Gawler
Bracken
M. Gibson
Pony's
Read
Wayne Phearis
Morton McShurley
William F. Lawler, Jr
Drexel Drive
Elbert
H. Wheichel
Egbert Hood
Robert F. Reeves
North Spring Street
Greenfield
Fred Rogers
Smith’ & Guffey
State Rd
Morton Mesh . D. Kirk
Lawrence M. Busby
Tenth St
Lapel
Elbert H. Whelchel
C. Baicourt
Mechanicsburg
St. Rd
Middletown
Wayne Pheanis
Arthur Busby
H. D. Kirk
W. K. Implement Co
Hartman Road
H. Kirk
Hospital Dismissals List From Local Hospitals
Dismissals list from Community Hospital includes many named residents such as Mrs. Nancy Buckles and son, Vera Musselman and son, Nancy Roberts and daughter, Doris Moreland and daughter, Mildred Baldwin, Betty Bogue and others. The note covers both dismissals and admissions with addresses and nearby towns like Alexandria, Pendleton, Lapel, Anderson, and Fortville, reflecting a wide patient roll and various street addresses. Also includes an appointment notice for Michael Ferguson as administrator of the estate of Franklin Wood and a formal estate settlement notice for Sarah Jane Knight with court dates and attorney details. The notices come from Madison County Superior Court and reference several local individuals, addresses, and firms.
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Harry McKinley
Grand Ave
Kathryn Weaver
Mainten Apts
George McClaskey
Lapel
Community Hospital
Nancy Buckles
Lamion
Vera Musselman
Jabesville
Nancy Roberts
Daugher
Rt 1
Doris Moreland
EL 8Th St
Mildred Baldwin
Summitillo
Betty Bogue
Chesterfield
Velma Fraundorfer
Alexadria
Harry Naylor
Alexandria
Bernadine Shelton
St. Thomas Myers
Milton Ave
Thelma Nicholson
Liberty
Phyllis Bowling
Lilatt E
Sth
Lova Gunter
Michael Ferguson
Agnes Barnes
Franklin
Alfred Wood
Margeret Wical
Noiville
Florence Porter
Dria
Ab Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Cour
Madison County
Ind
Kelley
Arnold & Kelley Attorneys
Sarah Jane Knight
Superior Court of
I Eugene Creagmile
Greek Power Loan Made to Public Power Corp
The United States and Greece signed an agreement Tuesday for 821.6 million U.S. dollars to the Public Power Corp. of Greece for a hydroelectric project on the Achelous River. A second project at Kremasta is under construction with 31 million dollars in American aid. Opportunities Abroad? Small manufacturers may find export opportunities in foreign lands, a government study indicates.
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THENS
UPI
United States
Greece
Tu Esday
U.S
Public Power Corp
Achessos River
Kremasta
Washington
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Via Sides
WM. C. Lehr
Eastman Road
Mrs
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Columbus Ave
Anderson, Indiana
Steve Bristow
Locust Street
Coca-Cola
Bottler
Bob Meyers
R.R
Fortville
Mers RT
Gilhooly
Clinton Noblesville
Mers
Claire Claytor
Central Way
Ruth Walsh
Milnois
Fortville, Indiana
8Th Street
Pattie Milner
24Th Street
Wilma Egdenhorn
Coca-Cola Company
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Anderton, Ind., Inc
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York Central
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Standard Oil
Swift & Co
Texaco
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Strel Westinghouse Acnity
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Innis
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Ehetric Utilities
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Howay
Muncie Livestock
Temenos
John Waxne
Ce Donovans
Teernoaton
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Young Ee
Rory Calhoun
William Bendix
Free Ceramics
Ay , Pry
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Gunna
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Oceetr HeGil
Audie Murphy
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Herald
HFC Traveloan
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Em Ceron
Dever
Wey
Faves
Amelia
Ana
12Th St
New Glazer Bldg
Thors
Legau
St. John’s
Fopital
Donald Bellar
Ella Mae Vasbinder
Chess
Ipfia
Clarence Vasbinder
Wanda Spurlin
Nola Carter
Charles Jones
Ake Mildred Keesling
Marksille
Robert Hollenback
Founain
Frank Wean
St. Paul Young
Pearl St. Mes
Callie Evans
Anna Mae Barbre
Aysue
Richard Roberts
Delaware
John Sturges
Norbert Minnich
40Th
Elfrieda Sanders
John Coleman
Joel Ward
Davie Couch
Poplar
William Cook
Sylvia Hawkins
Jean McCubbins
He Robert Tucker
Nursery Rd
Mary Carper
Ellenurst
Deanna Walker
Carl Baker
Lyle Williams
Duane Mercer
Spiceland
Anne Robertson
W. Th St
Marlene Stottlemyer
Dorothy Wiese
Mary Kirk
Helen Young
Brown
Theora Long
Brookne
John Ash
Patricia Rees
Pearl
Frances Rainwater
Locust St
Marjorie Cole
Rodney Reed
Yorktown
Coran Tolbert
Anna Borum
Frankton
Janet Hamilton
W Woodlawn
Bessie Maines
Jerry Hurophries
Edith Shaw
E. Lynn
Viola Leibrandt
Noble
Sandra Lagan
Donald Brown
Sheffield
David Goodnight
Stephen Johnson
Carole Wolff
Dauzhit
Carolyn Smith and Son
Fiddletown
Grace Koehler
Jeannie Payne
Paul Carr
Andover
Ralph Newton
Audrey Coffin
Bren & Gaus
Oglivie Lindsey
Superior Court
Eugene Creagmile Cork
Madison County Chambers
Byer & Gans Attorneys
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