Market Rally Mixed As Heavy Trading Grips Wall Street
The Dow rose 2.42 to 731.22 as industrials, rails, and utilities climb amid heavy volume of about 1.8 million issues traded. GE slumped on price-rigging suits while overall gains outpaced losses in a volatile session with December outlook suggesting higher interest rates.
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New York
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Ford
Auto
American Stock Exchange
West Coast
Severna
Arket
General Electric
Icom
Corn market, hogs steady as corn futures slump in Chicago
Chicago hog prices held near Friday peaks with mixed loads at 16.77 to 17.25 for 190 to 240 lb hogs while sows sold 12.50 to 14.75. Slaughter cattle and lambs saw steady to strong demand as futures markets collapsed for corn with December corn down about 20 cents and wheat soybeans mixed.
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Chicago
Kennedy authorizes Cold War Campaign Medal for Armed Forces
President Kennedy by executive order creates The Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal for Army and Air Force personnel. Awarded to those who faced foreign armed opposition or were placed in situations where hostile action by foreign forces was imminent, as seen by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The article notes about 2,000 soybean varieties exist worldwide.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Local Livestock Market Prices Report and Wheat Stabilization Notes
Market prices show hogs steady at 16.4 to 16.55 per 100 pounds for 190 to 240 pound hogs. Good steers and heifers 21.00 to 24.00, choice 24.00 to 25.50, calves 29. The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee releases data noting many wheat farmers in the county misunderstand the 1962 wheat stabilization program. Ear corn 70 lbs beans listed. Chairman of the Madison Agricultural office remarks on farmer misconceptions.
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Floots Agricultural Stabilization’ S and Conservation Committee
Grers
Snr
Madison County
Muncie Livestock Market closes early amid varied prices
Market day totals show cattle and calves steady with bids from 16 to 31 dollars, hogs and lambs also listed. Wheat stabilization details urge Madison County farmers to sign up by December 1 1961 to receive price support and stabilization payments. Legal notices include final settlement of estate.
Linwood Notices Include Estate Final Settlement and Public Hearing
Legal notices from Madison County Indiana include John Murphy Tolbert estate final settlement prompts, Loretta Baughman administrator appointment, claim filings, and a public hearing by the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board on December 18 1961. Social notices list local visitors and visiting hours among Anderson area families.
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John Murphy Tolbert
Superior Court
Madison County
Anderson, Indiang
Creagi
D c
Beekman, Rotruck & Schuyler
Ralph Baughman
Loretta Baughman
Herman Bookout
Oscar Watson and Sons of
Ander
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagmile
Lerk
Walter G. Tanner
Charles F. Gaus
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Indiana
Commissioners Court
William H
Ruth M. Kleeberfer
St. Anderson
Tadiana
Alcoholic Beverage
W. Condon
Tae A. Harris
Grass Eradication Group Plans Meeting in Lafayette
Members of the Control and Eradication of Johnson Grass Study Committee will meet Tuesday with Purdue University experts at the Agricultural Experiment Station. The session includes Dean Earl Butz and colleagues to address eradicating Johnson grass and the weed’s legislative inaction amid the 1961 General Assembly’s failure to pass mandatory eradication.
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Lafayette, Ind
UPT
Purdue University
Earl Butz
B.rothers
Agricultural Experiment Station
General Assembly
Hog and cattle prices hold steady at Indianapolis market
Hog prices remained steady with most weights 2 to 6 percent higher on 240 to 270 pounds. Sows steady to 25 cents higher. Buyers reported strong No 1 and 3 live barrows and gilts 200 to 230 pounds at 17.10 to 17.35, and several loads of 240 to 260 pounds at 16.25 to 16.65. Cattle and bulls also steady, with steers and heifers firm and cows holding gains. Lambs and ewes steady with 75 to 115 pound lambs at 16 to 17 and ewes 4 to 5.30.
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Indianapolis
Classified advertising The People's Marketplace entry
Offies Hours 8 a.m. to p.m. LINES OR MORE: Weekly rate 28c per line per day. Three days 16c per line per day. One-day ad 42c per line per day. Two-line minimum rate. Charge $1.00. Cash only.
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People's Marketplace
Classifieds Section Lost and Found And More
A readable fragment of a classifieds page lists categories such as Lost and Found Personal Notices Transportation Real Estate Employment and Services with entries for appliance service carpentry cement plumbing and heating moving income tax and laundry cleaning paint and more. The text shows scattered category headers and misread phrases typical of an old newspaper classified index.
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Arpentry Venance Ld Cement and Massary
Agit Batling
Chaotic personal and classified notices echoing debts and ads
A jumble of personal notices, loan sale pledges, and assorted classifieds including debt disclaimers by Ated N Sahhar and John Murphy, shoe outlet, Santa costumes, apartment rental, and help wanted ads. The fragment references a public sale of pledged items at S S Loan Co and lists numerous numeric codes and addresses amid stray contact lines.
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Don Ior
Watkins Vari
Andersom
S&s Loan Co
Man .St
Anderson
Ind
General Assembly
Indiana
Park Ave
John Murphy
Alexandria
Ladies & Children’s
Central Ave
Park Place
Lindberg RD
Dispersal Auction Listings Near Shelbyville and Greenfield
Classified notice lists multiple auction sales in Indiana counties near Shelbyville and Greenfield. Entries note dates in December, auctioneers Everett R. Beaty Joe Kelkin Jim Bradley and families as sellers, with locations described as southeast of Shelbyville near Middletown and northeast of Greenfield along Route 109.
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Guernsey
Atles
Shelbyville
Ind
Middletown
Everett
R. Beaty Sales
den P
Mit S
Greenfiels
Maxwell
Mit
Branes
Joe Kelkin
Jim Bradley
Recruit Commended for Top Scholastic Average at Great Lakes
Lonnie M Whitehead Navy recruit received a letter of commendation for the highest scholastic average in his company before finishing recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Captain W J Sobsile presented the award Lonnie is the son of Mr and Mrs Maxwell Whitehead of 1403 W 10th St and a 1961 Anderson High School graduate He enlisted through the focal recruiting office at 103 W 10th St
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Lonnie M. Whitehead
U.S. Navy
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
W. J. Sobsile
Recruit Training Command
Lonnie
Maxwell Whitehead
Anderson High School
Navy
Focal
Tower
W. Tith St
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Minnesota
Ennsylvania Ry
Pfizer
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Texas Instrum
Gnion Carbide
Szphy
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Muncie Livestock
Virgil Lexier
U.S
BAECS
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Lawler
Linwood
Roy Knots
Robert Stanley
James Wittaker
Thomas Stanley
Joe Eagle
Daleville
Gerald Thomas
Rufus Thomse
Frank Matthews
Herald
Ine Bulletin
Lina
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Ruramaze
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Harold H. Krentz
Lapel
Baxter Extermin Uing Co
Matson Co
Turner
P. D
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Arrow Avenue
Joan F. Ivory Storage Co., Inc
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Paul J. High
W. Campbell
Fernosth & Mad
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Iinstallation
Sprague
Endletion Ave
Gibson & Couch Plumbing & Heating
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Morton
Asquare’s Pizza
Santa
Doe Holaday
Red'y
Central Hotel
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.Q
Durgan
7Th
Madison
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Ee ‘Beagle
Pearl
Alexander & Sonsepee
Flatford
East 17Th
Ivan Cross
Peppe Hnert
Sunbeam
Provence Electric
Superior Steel
Meikle
Madison County Lumber
Jackson
Alcoa
Petersen Lumber CO
Ohio Ave
Mounds Rd
Limestone
Myers Gravel and Sand Co
Alexandria Pike
Kelly
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ESMAN
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SRC
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AVON
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Randweayrn
Arrow Ave
Jackson Street
Miami
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Winter
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Watkins Dealer
Union
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Monro
Stoney Creek
Richland
Madison Co
Pendleton
C. Morgan
Royal
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Texas
Elwood
Furns
Anderson Bank
Good Cation
Ruth
Shirley
Parc i Ave
Madison Ave
Jones Mfg. CO
Anderson Appliance
Mertidan
Mounds' Apparel
Mounds Beauty Salon
Iisc
Electrolux
Anderson Art Glass, Inc
Rh & Main
R.p.me
J. Stevens
Mary Carter
Nichol Ave
Marsh-Tam’s
St. Rd
Tuffy Bicycles
Murray
Raynes Bicycle Shop
ORR
8Th & Sohn
Ndiana Lumber
Goodrich
Columbus
Main
Misce Hansens
Sole
Brises Paint Co
Glen Burton
Ing
Ark I Shop Smith
Montgomery Ward
Miller Huggins, Inc
Meridian
Sherman
Hunte Bob Hodson Cit
Sea Horse
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Dorsett Boats
Mounds Marine
Point Betwee2
New
Johnson Sea Horse
Baas
Seen Bitches
Gene 4
Brownie
Meridian Street
SCOTT
Clay’s Sporting Goods
E. Cross St
PETTY
Stewart
State Rd
San
Dale
Dale Church
Walcome
Crystal
Fairview
S. Std
Kendall Lamb
W. Cross
Poll Parrot
Ordie
Plaff Sewing Center
Kelley’s Exchange
Meridian St
Frank Krall’s
Motorola
W.T
MUNTZ
Frank Krall Appliances
Lynn St
Weitey Snow Furniture
Arcow
E. L. Askew
Public Late
Markieville
Ile West
Courts
Joe Kellum
Jin Bradley
Eers
Gold Dotted Acres
Don Wessel
Don
Golden Grange P
Leddie S. McDonald Farms
Golden Grange Ideal
Dunham
Studebaker
St. Paul
Dick Beaty
Beesley—Phares
Everett R. Beaty
Huntington
Petty’s Auction House
24Th ST
Wardwell Flatford
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