Mixed stock market glosses through late rally
Shares kept a mixed pattern as a late rally failed to lift markets on Tuesday. The Dow edged down while the AP average rose marginally. Getty and Tidewater led active lists as volume slipped. Government and corporate bonds declined with grain prices noted at Farm Bureau Elevator.
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Public Auction Notices From Multiple Estates
Public sale listings across several locations including Summitville Yaleville Muncie Greenfield and Alexandria. Auctions include estate real property personal property farm tools and household items conducted by multiple named auctioneers and administrators on varied December dates and times.
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Glendora Cartwright
Main St
Summitville
Egbert ML Hood
Owen E. Helvie
Yaleville
Tom Bartlett
James & Lawrence Love
Cacrle & Kaes
Muncie
Eaton
Ellenberger Bros
Earl J. Kokus
S. Main St
H. D. Kirk
Thomas W. McKean
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
East Main St
Greenfield
Indiana
Avan Moorman& Son
Farm Tools & Kogs
Alexandria
Madison Ave
Madison
Ave
Wayne Phearis
Hogs and cattle futures show uneven activity in Indianapolis market
Hogs trading uneven with 7,600 head noted. prices for various weight classes range from 13.50 to 16.00 per cwt with declines of up to 25 cents. Cattle and calves broadly steady to weak, with quotes reflecting mixed demand. market activity described as moderately active in parts and slower for some classes. Multiple industrial and utility stocks listed alongside, with approximate close volumes and varied price ranges.
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Nec
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Pendleton Ave
Tae
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Meridian
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Perman
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Martin Milling
ENGR
Hiot Delaware
Sam Flatford
Jets East
Harold E. Smith
Main ST
Sunbeam
Provence Electric
Rogers Electrical Co
B & B Construction Co
Madison Ave
Serembes
Grain futures fall on the Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures prices slipped under selling pressure on the Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday with all commodities posting losses. Soybeans led declines in late trading, rye dropped two cents or more on most contracts, and old crop wheat fell over a cent. Feed grains finished narrowly mixed.
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State Building Vocational Use Gets Approval
The Indiana Budget Agency approved 4172 for architectural and engineering fees to repurpose the 141 South Meridian Street building into a major vocational education center in downtown Indianapolis. Funds come from the federal government under an unemployed and under employed training program. First courses will train stenographers clerks and draftsmen. Opening date not set. Also approved were Purdue heating plant 1 839 720 and other projects for conservation properties in Knox and Noble counties along with Patoka River Little Blue River reservoir studies.
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W. A. Williams
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Chicago Hogs Sell Lower Amid Mixed Market Prices
In Indianapolis and Chicago reporting, hog bids fell while beef and pork values showed uneven movement. Slaughter steers topped at 23.75 per hundredweight, with prime and high choice ranges around 21 to 23.25, while heifers and bulls hovered in the 17 to 22 dollar zone and lambs sold 18.50 to 20.50.
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Elizabeth Bentley Spy Figure Dies
Elizabeth T. Bentley, 50, an admitted former Soviet spy, died Tuesday at Grace New Haven Hospital. As a Red agent during World War II she was active in espionage operations in Washington but deserted the party after a decade as a Soviet agent. Her testimony helped expose a broad Soviet espionage network in the United States.
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Grace New Haven Hospital
Local Livestock Market Prices Snapshot
Emge's market lists price ranges for cattle and cattle products. Steers and heifers command 21.50 to 24.00, cows 12.00 to 14.00, bulls 16.00 to 19.00, with weights from 190 to 300 pounds and discounts on certain lots.
Pendleton Methodist Bazaar Plans Annual Christmas Fair
Pendleton church hosts its annual Christmas Fair Friday and Saturday with a salad luncheon Friday and a turkey and ham supper Saturday from 5 to 7 pm. Homemade mince pies vegetable soup cookies candy and breads will be sold. Chairs include Mrs Vern Collins and Mrs Richard Cook with other organizers named.
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State conference on the status of women in Indianapolis
About 500 people are expected at the first state conference on the status of women in the Indiana State Office Building. Esther Peterson and Governor Welsh will speak. Eight panels cover civil and job status, professions, factories, politics, and child care. A summary of group discussions will be presented by Hortense Myers.
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Hortense Myers
Indiana Employment Security Division
Lewis F. Nicol ‘Nett
R-Indianapolis
Erhard rejects French nuclear offer amid NATO ties
Bonn chancellor Ludwig Erhard said he told French President de Gaulle he would not swap the American nuclear shield for France's. He stressed reliance on U S troops in Europe and praised NATO unity while cautioning against Europe forming a third power separate from Washington. Erhard noted differing views on the Kennedy Round and predicted U S France relations would improve without harming Germany.
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Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
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de Gaulle
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Enza Erhard
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European Free Trade Association
Anderson Ordinance Targets Recruitment During Strikes
City of Anderson Indiana enacts Ordinance No 13 63 prohibiting any person firm or corporation not directly involved in a labor strike or lockout from recruiting or offering to secure employment where a strike or lockout exists. Public hearing announced with transfer details and municipal budget notes.
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Thompson sobs as sister testifies in wife murder trial
In Minneapolis, T Eugene Thompson wept in court as his sister described his marriage as an "extended honeymoon." The defense presented a letter from Carol Thompson and witness Daisy Gesche testified about insurance and motives in the March slaying.
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Thompson
Arol Thompson
Hyam Segell
William B. Randall
Brunette
Jacqueline Olesen
Hennepin District Court
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Freeman Gesehe
Blue Earth
Carol
Segell
Vienna
Norman Mastrian
Mastrian
Dick W.C. Anderson
Anderson
Air Borne Santa Claus Causes Worry
In Indianapolis the space age Santa uses helicopters to land at shopping centers causing concern for Indiana Aeronautics Commission. Director James McManus says inspectors monitor landings for safety and may ground Santa if danger increases though no law forbids such landings. He notes Santa plans to return to traditional routes and jokes about beer consumption.
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Classified advertising rates and terms from The Herald and The Bulletin
Rates include weekly and daily charges per line with a two line minimum. Discounts apply for cash or early payment, ads run in both The Herald and The Bulletin, with line and type specifications and spacing rules. The advertiser may place ads until 5 pm the day prior to publication.
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