Market Recap Dow Dips as Holiday Slowdown Weighs
New York stocks closed modestly lower amid tax loss selling and holiday shutdowns. The Dow Jones average slipped to 615.56, the Associated Press index fell to 219.10, and the broad market showed 565 losers to 463 gainers among 1,272 issues. Trading volume hit about $6.02 million in bonds and varied with many major names such as American Tobacco American Tel and Tel Texaco Ford General Electric General Motors.
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New York
American Tobacco
American Tel
Tel
Trans- Ark
la Gas
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Brunswick M
Chrysler
Dow Jones
Associated Press
U.S
Dupenat
Fastman Kodak Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors Lynch Corg
Minnesota
Sfining
New York Central
Nichol
Olin Biathieson Park
Davis
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
Fierce Industries Radio Corp
A Southern Co
Sperry Rand - Standard Oil
N. Standard Oil
Dow Jones Avtrag
Utilities
Anorax
Muncie Livestock Hogs and Steer Prices Reported
Market notes show hogs steady in various weights with prices from 12.00 to 18.25 per cwt. Steers and heifers listed from good to utility grades with commercial and canner categories mentioned along with roughs and ch. to prime designations. Cows and cutters feature in the price mix.
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Jan Ameen
Soybeans End Day Higher on Crop Report Shuffle
Soybeans closed up two cents amid a broad advance sparked by the government crop report. Wheat and other grains faced light to moderate pressure. copper and aluminum demand and exports noted, with December and January futures showing varied moves.
Hogs Remain Nearly Steady in Chicago Market Update
AP reports Monday hog writes show steady to 25 cent cuts for the smallest supply in four weeks with 9,000 head at sale and demand only moderately active. Top price 14.50 for under 100 head, with various weights and grades trading mixed 17.75 to 18.25 and down to 15.50 for heavier 330 lb No 3s. Cattle yard volume 14,000 head, smallest for a Monday this year, with slaughter steer buying competitive and higher by up to 1 dollar per hundredweight. Prime and mixed weights seen up to 29 for 1,250 lb, others 25.50 to 28.75. heifers up 25-75 cents, vealers 21-23, lambs steady to 25 cents higher at 17.60. Ewes incomplete in report.
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Chicago
Neem
Bloomfleld
Ind
Edwin B. Lowe
Greene County
Robert Smith
Indianapolis
Crawford F
Parker
Indiena Supreme Court
Judge Long
Indiana
Pat Pula
Lee
Luton
Sion
Felix
Crown Point
Lake County
James L. Bot
Toris
Jeffersonville
Matthew E. Welsh
Stan
Long
Indiana Supreme Ced
Pgrade
Sig Canners
Cisions
Massachusn
Plattbutters
St.setts
Nebraska
Dunn
Lincoln Mercury
Sales Council
Indiana Supreme Court
Edwin W. Beaman
Princeton
Beaman
Welsh
Lighter Hogs Lun? Weaker Prices INDIANAPOLIS Spl
Prices for hogs in Indianapolis show lighter demand and weaker quotes as buyers pull back. Market indicators point to softer cash hog activity amid slowing demand and steady supply.
Judge Refuses Greene County Ballot Recount
The Indiana Supreme Court weighs action on a contested Greene County election. Readiness for a writ of mandate seeks to compel recount by Judge Long. The decision narrows scope to the governor race, with no broader ballot review granted.
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Greene County
Lincoln-Mercury Honors Floyd Dunn for sales feats
Floyd V. Dune of Associated Motors Inc. at 132 1th St. was named to Lincoln-Mercury Division's 100 Club for outstanding new car sales. J. D. Platt, Cincinnati district sales manager, announced the award and highlighted Dunn among top Comet Mercury and Lincoln Continental salesmen in the region.
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Floyd V. Dune
Associated Motors, Inc
J. D. Platt
Cincinnati
Dunn
Tibetans Taught Deep Regard for Life Says National Geographic
Washington report notes the Tibetan religion forbids taking life when death can be avoided. The National Geographic article cites devout practice such as gathering fish before winter and drought, placing pairs in the Kyi River for refuge.
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Washington
National Geographic Magazine
Kyi 'River
Investors See Upturn Hopes Driving 1961 Share Gains
New York AP reports investors foresee an upturn in 1961 stock trends as analysts note improved industrial activity in the coming six to nine months. Brokers like Walter Mintz anticipate favorable business conditions and quicker inventory liquidation, though they warn against expecting another broad advance just as the 1835 recession nears.
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New York
Wall Street
Walter Mintz
Shearson
Hammill & Co
Mintz
Hutcheson Loses Contempt Case Round
Washington UPI Maurice Hutcheson head of the Carpenters Union, recently convicted in the Indiana highway scandals, loses a round as the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upholds his contempt conviction for refusing Senate investigation questions about union funds. The case ties to alleged profits from right of way deals and other charges against Hutcheson and two other labor officials in Indianapolis last October.
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UPI
Carpenters Union
Maurice Hutcheson
Monday
Congress Corvichon
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hutcheson
Senate
Indianapolis
Steel Output Forecast Drops to 46.9 Percent
Auction sales note a predicted steel mill operating rate of 46.9 percent, lower than last week’s 47 percent and below the 48.3 percent target. The report cites the Iron & Steel Institute and mentions Joe Stokes and H. D. Kirk as auctioneer references in a PAlexanoria PA context with addresses on East 6th Street.
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Merien Iron & Steel Institute
Joe Stokes
Palexanoria
East 6Th St
H. D. Kirk
Indiana State Shelves Art Plans for Lincoln Statue and Murals
Plans for a Lincoln statue and murals in Indiana’s new state office building were shelved. Agricultural survey notes describe a parcel of about 19.47 acres in Chesterfield and Washington areas with detailed metes and bounds, ending with a plan to copy this into the Anderson Daily News papers.
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Indiana
Township
North Range
Washgrater Street
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Anderson Daily
YMCA Schedule And Public Notice In Legacy Record
A mixed listing shows YMCA schedules with times 2:00 and 12:00 and local Rotary Exchange Kiwanis and Altrusa gatherings. A legal notice to creditors heirs and legatees of James E Forney requests show cause why final settlement of the estate should not be approved, with proofs of heirship and distribution to be made in Madison County Superior Court on December 25, 1960, filed by Attorney Austin & Stewart. Witness date December 8, 1960.
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Powell & Dorste
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Croosevelt Carter
Arious Wisner
Chesterfield
Madison
Sarah Hinkle
Bonnie Vetter
Ruth
Baxter
Mary L Allen
Mary
Carro
Tobacco
Ella J. Hustines
J. M. Brown
Carolyn Sue Abney
R. E. Speck
Town of
Chester
Betty Burke
W. Ly
Tce Field
Indiana
Anca M
Keith Plumb
Maxine Thomas
Carol Marble
Judith A. Wright
Frank W. Boaz
Christine McCormick
Ring & Sons Tas
Leona M. Currie
Fred Cook
Lowing
Helen Johnson
Salem Poultry Co
Union Township
Helen T. Davis
Jane Chesterfield Goodrich
Madison County
Clophus L. Lewis
Graham Dept. State
Arthur B. Dowell
Ruby A
Betty J. Hurley
Arnold Greve
Dowell
Alcoholic Beverage Board of Delores G Tatman
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Palmer & Lutz Furn
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Dr. H.W. Gante
I. Riley
Dale E. Croxton
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Busby
Doree B. Mitchell
Hammons
Plum
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Little
Singer Sewing Mach
Judith K. Smith
Mildred A.’ Edwards
Nat‘ Biscuit Co
Leone Roger Noblesville Frozen Foods
Gerald Heiden
Wilbur House
Shirley S. Todd
Vasbinder
Neva Burke
Robert Becknell
McCullough
Mary M. Speck
Brauchias TV Ser
Margaret Lenoen
Glen Hancockape
Edith Delisle
King's Inc
American Legion
Florence Patz
O. L. McCoy
Christina Marie
Peggy Gordon
Beacon Primey
Paul £. Gibbons
Phyllis Poor
Dr. L. L. Nesbitrn
Hetailer
Joyce Finney
Charles Nipple
Main St
Patricia Barber
Decker's
Helen Michaels
Brown & Picker
Hidwe
Evelyn Preston Mae M. Redick
State Industr i Rr
Wardly
Florabelle Etchison
McDonalds Show Rooms
D. Rotha Jarrell
Lillian Stewart
Indiana Alcohols
Donna Pittsford
Noble Ellis
Ralph D. Lynch
Charles B. Hosier
Haywood Pub
Millard Hornbeck Jr
Miller Huggins
Runningsworth
Philly
A. Levi
Taylor
Donald J. Silvey
G. & B. White
Charles W. Hunter
Gailsacoan
P.M
Cdt
Allen
Alberts
Dicizens
Homer Thorn
City Uti
Central Ind
Lowell Pitser
John R. Smith
Herald
West 11Th Street
Eugene Biller
St. John's
Dennis Poore
Omara
Marjorie McCord
McMahai Nm & Leib
Board of School Trustees
Braley Rayl
Virginia
Alghland
Offal Bic Varl
Brown
Valley Grove
Harriett Forkner
Bille L. Saxon
Lois M. Lasher
Clifford E. Bennett
Kathryn Gregory
Edith Ale
Pal
James L. Jones
Frances M. Scott
D.T
Hilda Worley
Evelyn G. Mayer
Alar
Iith
Jean Scharnowske
Vance P. Anderson
Wiliam
Sandra K Tilley
Lucille H. Scott
Melvin Biddle
Emily L. Shockey
Earl McCarel
T Mabelle van Wink
I1th Street
Lee A. Erlandson
Persia Gordon
Saidine
Te Board of School Trustees
Cletis Bair
June Hartzell
Paul E. Jones
Marilyn Hogue
Ruth B. Backey
Margaret Hidnocker
G. E. Ebbertt
Ruth R. Stuart - Boa
Carol Simpson
Anderson Public
Everett L. Stottle
Ralph F. Mattingly
Audrey Welsh
Wendell Hollingswort
Forister
Nellie Vermillion
Ing
Sue Mitchell
MT “Qn
Emily L. Shackey
Elna M. Lawler
Mabelle van Winkie
South Corporation
Marguerite Stoops
Mabel
Dean — Clifford E. Bennett
Dictaphone Corp
Thomas Shipley Howard Eldon
Miller Bugeins
Robert L. Jackley
Ind
Agnes Lawrence
Jerry R. Wilson
Léonard P. Andery
Sonnel
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Herschel L. Hawkins
James, Whitcomb
Nancy M. Blaylock
Delores Plummer
Victor McGuire
Banger
Sherman Poffenbarger
Central Penney
Wah R. Jackler
E. S. Drug Store
Virgil Norris
W. C. Kelly
C_ Penney
Amos Jackson
St. John
Otto
CWWU
Robert Long Hesp
Vutton Moore
Chester Frazier
Saritia Brooks
Clara W. Hill III
Lillian Watson
Ronald Kemn
John W. Hershberger
Torothy Cook
Ralph McCord Annem
Lilian Horne
Harold First
Wes Claude Dixon
Myerly
Pearl Street
Eddie Yost
George Cummins
Donald Cook
Mary Lambertson
Bernice Bronnenberg
Ernest Brantlinger
Lena Vann
William Broadnax
de- Liman _ Metcalfes
Harold Brown
West Valley
Mary Bowers
Paul _H. Broyle
Thelma Shade
Eorge L Cox
Norman Turley
Qlan Cox
John Hennings
Bernard Crosson
Lee Cunningham
Marthabelle House
McKinley
Leemaster
James Curtis Davi
Statehouse
Billie M. Billiam
Wayne E. Downey Pe
Lucille Mason
J. Max Draper
John McBernice Walker
A.J. Etchison
Freda Tappan
Chester E. Fisher
Gurk
Marie Butler Fort
Pearl Building Commission
Edith Dixon
Leslie Fountain
Mary Neff — O
Field
Mabel Lynam III
Howard Gilmore
Rena Bell
Matthew H. Hall
John Bell
Linyd Harbit
Luther
Cecil Hennis
Ruby
John Castor
Theodore Hi
Pearl Orden
William Hosier
Crawford FL Parker
Eugene Creagmi
Phillip Donald Johns
W. L. Sharp
Grover Johnston
WA. Sera __ Fitzpatrick
Joe Franklin Killiz
Chevy
Wilbur Larry Mel
Earl McCrary
FH. E. Jones L. Armington
Frank McClead
Harvey Flood
A. L. Bridges A. Kopp
Marion N. McCord
F. D. Webb
Robert Meyer
W. A. Landeman
Windred Lee Milken
Jol
Herschel Mitchell
D. G. Innes
CCC
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Philip L. Conklin
A. Armington
William A Murp
Egbert M. Head Saesley y_Myers
McGurk
Wheth Frederic Luther Co
Ronald Kemmei
Gulf
Ozalid
Dward Smith
Verl Brown
Horace Somers
Ward Hartel
Gerald Stottlem
Harold R. Berry
Lewis Taylor
Odell
Norman Lee Tod
Cheries Lawler
Sthard Arlen
Kathryn Gregor
van Brigg
Arence E. Way
Ice Hartman
Lewis
William F. Law
Eds Equipment
Citizens Enk
Rid
Amer
Duke
GMC
E. dl
Hers ‘Williams
Myers Gravel & §Ad Co
W. L. Hollinesweatwy Eire Protection Co
Wahn
D. Dean
Kelley's Garden Center
Howard J. Sidor
May
Po Ee - ‘Thomas Shipler
Uss Regenold Pontlaic, Inc
Elwood Call Lead Biae Lasser Electric & Otis Elevator
Stoo
Ban Jey
S’ Electric RayLoranstort Metal Co
G. Cummins
Earl Jen
San
Ana Ire
Prevesfn
Chalk Excavating Co
Bar Lumber
Udget Tire Co
Bas
Macallister Machinery Co
R. Dunkin
Ward Flint
Central
Eerless Etec
J- Garrett Tne
the Dutt
Walter
Ana
Meredith F. Sparkitt
Joseph Hi. Standa
Auditoria County
Tipvelis
Csrk
Davis Brown
Her Bros
Bob Cepher
Fester
Harold E. Rozelle
Anna McKence
Morris Lavell
Joe McPhearson
Ae Clifford Sizelove
Donald Swaim
Fred Steveos
James Wilhoite Hamilton
Delaware
Tipton County
Grant County
E. G. Vernon Mad. Co
Buteat
Lilburn Stottte
John Yast
Charles Brown
Gunn
Imman
James E. Forney
Superior Court of
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Indie
Eugene Creagm LE
Couperior Cour
Austin & Stewart
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Charles Vaughn
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Anderson Sporting Goods
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