Stocks rally for second day as shares gain across industries
Traders reported a stronger second day with gains led by steel and motors as aircrafts also rose late. The Dow rose to 263.57 while the Associated Press index advanced 1.0, with 704 issues up and 370 down. Hog prices in Chicago stayed firm with slight gains and cattle and sheep markets steady.
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Soybean Prices Rally on Wall Street Amid Mixed Grain Trading
Chicago soybean and grain futures closed mostly higher after early gains, with soybeans up about 1 to 2 cents per bushel. Wheat and corn advanced, while oats and rye showed mixed movements. volume totaled around 4.21 million shares in the market update, as bids from mills for truck-delivered grain appeared in Indianapolis.
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Brunswick
Dupont
Minnesota
Deelena Pee
MIT
Norfolk
General Dynamics
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Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
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Ind
Swift & Co
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Indianapolis
Notable scientists covered by regional correspondents
The report lists scientists covering broad areas with John Barbour and Frank Carey in the East, Robert Goldenstein in the Midwest, William Harrison and Ralph Dighton in the Far West.
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John Barbour
Frank Carey
East
Robert Goldenstein
Midwest
William Harrison
Ralph Dighton
Far West
Enice Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Hog prices range 15.90 to 16.25 per cwt for 240 to 300 pounds. Hogs 19 to 240 pounds noted. Sows 12.75 down. Cattle steady with steers and heifers 22.00 to 24.09, good steers and heifers 19.00 to 22.00, calves 10.73 to 11.75 and 14.50 to 16.00.
Market Summary Indiana Hog Beef Cattle and Sheep
Indiana AP report shows hogs steady to higher with most 190-270 lb at 15.25 to 17.25. Cattle and calves mixed with steady to higher cannners and cutters and good cattle activity. vealers 23.00 to 28.00. Sheep fair to active with slaughter lambs 18.00 to 19.50 and ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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Indianapolis
USDA
NATO Nations Spend $900 Billion On Common Defense
NATO member states have invested almost 900 million dollars in common defense since the alliance formed fifteen years ago at a ministerial council meeting in Paris. The United States contributed nearly 700 billion of the total as planners credit the effort with halting Soviet expansion and boosting Western economies. Police say Evansville student Michael Helton 18 stole barber tools to fund schooling after a liquor store break-in attempt.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Michael Joe Helton
Evansville
Public Auction Sale At Mills Cafe and Nearby Properties
Public auctions listed for December 1981 include Mills Cafe at 720 Meridian Street with organizer Geo Red Raines and a sale at 2323 Crystal by Mr and Mrs Larry Marino. additional listing mentions H. D. Ritk as auctioneer.
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Mills Cafe
Meridian Street
Red” Raines
Larry Marino
H. D. Ritk
Anderson
Ind
Heinz Soups
Hart Grill
Garland Restaurant
Tango
Universal
Robert Mills
George E. “Red” Raines Chesterfield
Perry Installs New Board Of Realtors Officers At Party
Indianap lis based J Perry Meek installed the 1965 Anderson Board of Realtors at the Christmas party at the Anderson Country Club. New officers are President Charles B Wood Vice President Ralph Parent and Directors Don Copeland and Robert Hodson. The event featured music by Velma Clarke Hoff man Trio and a large attendance including state officers and many local members.
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J. Perry Meek
Indianapolis
Indiana Board of Realtors
Anderson Board of Realtors
Anderson Country Club
Charles B. Wood
Ralph Parent
Don Copeland
Robert Hodson
Velma Clarke
James Fosner
Hoffman
F. I. Ressinger
Messieurs
Howard Abbott
O. C. Clark
R. E. Clark
Dave Copeland
J. R. Day
Charles Eble
Harvey Hal Jenbeck
A. George Harrison
E. M. Hood
William Highsmith
Earl Hoover
Varry Jackson
Kenneth Lewis
F. Merril
Classified Advertising Rates From The People’s Marketplace
The ad rates show 2e per line per day for weekly, 2at4e per line per day for three days, and 42e per line per day for one day with a two line minimum. Monthly rate is 600 per line with 20 percent cash discount within seven days after billing. Ads run in The Herald and The Bulletin. lines are 6 or 12 point type. white space counts as a line.
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Herald
Bulletin
Classifieds Card Fragment Thames Id Memoriam and Notices
A fragment from a classifieds page lists sections including Memoriam Special Notices Transportation Where to Eat and various trade and service categories. It mentions carpentry cement and masonry funeral directors and building materials along with job ads and merchandise listings.
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