Malayan Peace Talks Stymied in Malaya War Halt
Communist leaders left deadlocked peace talks at Baling and returned to the jungle vowing to renew eight years of violence. Chin Ping rejected surrender terms and demanded amnesty for past crimes, while security forces report over 5,800 Reds killed and 5,000 captured. Tengku Abdel Rahman cautioned against labeling the talks a failure as future resumption remains possible. Washington Post.
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Faculty Members Attend Conclaves at National Meetings
Anderson College representatives Dr. Vila Deubach and Dr. John Owen traveled to Chicago for national meetings of the College English Association and the Modern Language Association. Deubach, director of student personnel, chairs the Anderson English department. meetings took place at the Palmer House.
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Brewery Probe Set For Jan 6 In Indianapolis
Indiana ABC postponed its inquiry into the Canadian Ace Brewery until January 6 after an excise police mistake. The hearing was delayed following the Chicago gangland slaying of Alex Greenberg, former Capone associate and brewery head. Indiana agent Walter Rice, ex-ABC member, faces license-revocation questions over undeclared salary.
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Child Burned From Steam Pipe At YMCA
Four year old Ann Leanna Robbins, daughter of Leon and Mrs Robbins of 2438 Meridian Street, was treated at the Emergency Clinic Tuesday for leg burns caused by a steam heated pipe at the YMCA.
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Bus Drivers To Receive Awards At Anderson Hotel
Twenty seven bus drivers from Anderson City Lines will be honored with safety record awards in two sessions at the Anderson Hotel today at 8 30 p m and 1 p m Presentations will go to drivers including Merle Kampher James Hunter Ernest Layton Robert Vaughn Marion Geiger L W Osting Wilbert Whitton Richard Cox James Pugh Orville Vaughn William Sechrest Howard Glass Morris Vaughn William Falmer Harry Russell Lonnie Weston Wayne Sarvis John McIntyre Elmer Francis Robert Hayden Alfred Kramer Virgil Agnes Francis Schachi James Qualls A L Gibbs Kenneth Onstott Edward Hutchison and others with service years ranging from 2 to 17 years.
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Columbus mother faces large task after triplet twin birth
Georgia mother Mrs. Joseph Messer, 23, newly became mother of six under three with a third set of twins, two boys weighing 4 pounds 7 and 4 pounds 6 ounces. Her husband, machinist Messer, 26, and four older children, ages 6 and 4, are adjusting at a three bedroom home with a washing machine to help diaper duties. The newborns unnamed arrive Monday night, while the older twins Roberta Mary land and Robert Melvin, 2½, have been weaned, reducing bottle feeding to four infants.
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Yugoslavia seeks allies with Romania and Bulgaria
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia will cement ties with former Cominform foes by a new Bucharest trade pact worth 11 million dollars in goods traded next year. A Yugoslav delegation will visit Bulgaria next month to discuss air travel under the October 1 pact.
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French Newsreel Photographer Charged Over Algeria Shooting
Paris reports the Interior Ministry charged a Fox Movietone photographer with corrupting a civil servant after allegedly bribing an Algerian gendarme to film an execution-like shooting. The motion clips showed a uniformed man firing as a target falls. The gendarme’s identity was undisclosed and will be tried by a military court. The firm, based in New York, offered no comment. In the same report, U.S. tin consumption is cited as about one pound per person annually by Crown Cork and Seal researchers.
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Late Sales Hit Stock Market
A garbled market note notes late sales and stock quotations with unclear names and figures. The snippet mentions market activity and courtesy lines but lacks readable identifiers to specify persons, firms, or exact securities.
Hogs Fall as 1955 Tax Selloff Weighs Markets
New York trading opened mixed as tax selling neared year end. Hogs at Chicago fell about 25 cents on thinner demand, with sows down and butchers under 220 pounds mostly at 11.25 to 12.50. Cattle supported by prime steers at 22.25 and good to choice heifers at 15.00 to 20.00, while utilities and other sectors eased slightly in a generally soft session.
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Local Livestock Market Prices and Shares Update
Local livestock market prices show 60-stock averages slipping 30 cents to 179.10 with no new high after a record 181.50 set last September 30. The loss centers on railroads while industrials and utilities hold steady. wheat and corn futures edge lower as market activity slows with 1,090,000 shares traded on the American Exchange.
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Hogs Down At Indianapolis Prices Steady For Hogs
Rail and utility issues pushed bonds higher while convertibles fell. Indiana hogs showed steady to firm prices in a busy over the counter market with 180 to 230 pound animals selling around 11.50 to 12.25 dollars per hundredweight and larger loads reaching 20.25 dollars for 1,073 pounds in the regular trade. Farmers reported steady demand with steers and heifers mostly steady and utility to commercial grades fetching 11.50 to 16.00 dollars.
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Woolen prime weights and small package sale noted
A fragment describes approximate volume and weights of woolen prime types weighing 110 to 24 pounds or less. A small package reached a price near 19.25 dollars, signaling a modest sale result in a partial record from the period.
Muncie Livestock Market Report Ends With Mixed Steer Prices
MUNCIE market shows hogs largely steady around 25 cents lower on Thursday. Beef prices vary by grade with good to choice steers and heifers mid to high quality, while cows and calves trend softer. Lambs and sheep demand mixed as buyers steady for mid range lots.
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Grains Rise on Chicago Board Amid Quiet Trade
Wheat led gains with fractional advances on the Chicago Board of Trade as March and May spreads moved modestly higher amid a generally quiet session. Soybeans eased slightly while corn and oats showed mixed changes. textiles and eggs markets featured limited activity and ongoing price adjustments.
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