Chicago Hogs Move Higher In Mixed Market Report
Chicago hog market mixed with prices from 14.00 to 18.40 per hundredweight and moderate evidence of demand. Cattle receipts totaled around 3,000 head with varied bids and some stockyard activity noted. In Kentucky Corbin spans Whitley Knox and Laurel counties with local business listings including Peach's Steak House.
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Keigubor
Corbin
Kentucky
Whitley
Knox
Laurel
Local Livestock Market Prices at Emege Hogs Area
Prices from Emege Local Market show hogs trading in the 10-240 ths to 28,000 ths range. The report notes lows in the hog section and lists current figures for various lots and classes. Market activity suggests cautious demand and price shifts across the hogs area.
Stronger Hog Prices Reported At Market
At Indianapolis market, hogs 3,100 head with butchers 220-200 lb steady to 2 cents higher, lightweight 200-190 lb 20.50-21.00, sow categories 19.00-19.73. Cattle and calves show activity with steers, heifers, and bulls steady to strong, various classes noted with price ranges. Lambs and sheep steady to firm. market activity remains cautious as freight rates influence area prices.
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Traianapolis
USDA
Muncie Livestock
Mathoefer
Hellers
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Sotatoftlah
Ubio 'Good & Ch
Sivers
Sid & Low
James Steady
Walter Herniak Dies In Denver
Walter Herniak former Elwood resident died in Denver Colorado at 10 am Monday He lived in Denver for 14 years born September 24 1918 He was never married surviving his mother Katherine Herniak of Chesterfield and brothers Michael Herniak Denver Stanley Herniak Denver John Herniak Denver and Frank Herniak Elwood The body to Copher-Fesler Funeral Home for calling hours A mass will be held at St Joseph Catholic Church and burial in Elwood Catholic Cemetery
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Elwood
Looi
Mandayin
Denver
Colo
Attwood
Alex Yender
Katherine Herniak
Chesterfield
Ileley
David Lear
Michael Herniak
New York City
Stanley
Alexander
John Herniakx
Frank
Copher + Fesler Funeral
Eiends
Phlron
St. Joseph's
Catholic Church
the Hey
John Schultz
Hurial
Elwood Catholic
Elwood Wins Clean Town Trophy From First Lady
Elwood received its third consecutive National Cleanest Town trophy at the awards ceremony in Washington D C. Mrs Lyndon Johnson presented the trophy to Ralph Cooper of the Elwood Chamber of Commerce. Attendees from Elwood included Ruth Squier, Lou Johnson and family, Arthur Miner, Richard Varney, and Ralph Cooper.
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Statler-Histor
Washington, D.C
Ralph Cooper
Elwood Chamber of Commerce Chicf
Lyndon Johnson
Elwacc
Ruth Squier
Lou Johnson
Arthur Miner
Richard Varney
Yee Tyes
Police Officer Addresses Jota Sigma Union Meeting
The Tota Sigma Union of thi s Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday evening for the February session. Nes, Miss Patty Whipp presided and led the business. Plans were laid for the national WCTU convention in Anderson in August and for YTE Week on April 26-27. Fred Fox of the Anderson Police Department spoke, Mrs. Eat Emerson offered remarks, and the next meeting was announced to be an Institute at Mrs. Virgil Ashby’s home, 170 Drexel Dr., on March 9.
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Tota Sigma Union
Virgil Ashby
Drexel Dr
Glass workers reject proposals near Rockies strike threat
Representatives of 35,000 glass workers at many eastern containers factories rejected a management offer on Thursday. The rejection threatened a walkout that could start promptly, escalating labor tensions east of the Rockies.
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Washington
Rockies
Elwood Groups Hold Social Club Meetings Around Town
Elwood and area clubs held multiple meetings with poems, lessons on potatoes, and devotionals. Notable hosts included Mrs. McCreary and Mrs. Horiot, with prizes, card exchanges, and a public library program led by M. A. Copeland. The Young Democrats met at Lena Adair’s home and plan a March 18 gathering at Mangas Cafeteria.
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Danny Murray
Elwood
Goessler
M. A. Copeland
George Washington
Elsie Weir
Thelma Mis
UVS
DYS Community Club
Mary Marsh
Sue Peters
Peters
Gro
Jesus
Lenny King
Dorothy Davenhauer
Mfrs
Tael- Ima Smith
Alexandria Social Activities Meet Draws WSOS Circles
Alexandria groups The WSOS After noon and Evening Circles held a combined meeting to plan social activities and community service projects. Members discussed upcoming events, assigned roles, and refreshed group calendars for the month.
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Alexandria
WSOS
Water Engineer To Address LWV Meeting Monday
Arthur H. Plante P E chief of the Water Works Design Section of Henry J Sleeg and Associates will speak at the League of Women Voters meeting open to Houbolic Monday at 10 pm at the YWCA. He discusses water supply treatment and storage challenges in Anderson area with 8 years in the field and a Wisconsin degree.
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P.E
Henry J. Sleeg
University of Wisconsin
Corps of Engineers
Indiana State Board of Health
Henry B. Steeg and Associates
American Society of Civil
Fire Chief Warns Against Trash Burners In Elwood
Elwood Fire Chief Edgar Phillips warns residents and industries to burn trash only in proper containers or walled receptacles. He cites safety and health hazards from open burning amid reports of snudlerous complaints.
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Edgar Eb, Phillips
Phillips
Gayle Moore
S. F. Sty
Mercy Hospital
Robert Long
Margin Field
Atlanta
Robert Fong Hoople
AC Tenor Gives Concert Tonight at Local Campus
James H King tenor appears Friday at 8 p m in the late winter series. Milton Beier pianist and Prof Harold Lowe play. King is a Native Kansan with Asbury College and Kansas University ties. He edited Wesley Hymn Booklet and authored hymn texts. He joined AC faculty in 1966.
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Winter Mill
Milton Beier
Harold Lowe
Kansan
Hick
King
Asbury College
Kansas University
Mr. Bayless
Hugh Johnson
Benjamin Cole
Robert Wolfersteig
Robert Shaw
Charles Mirt
Elaine Brown
Lloyd Plauteh
Leland Satnam
Aides See Military Power Buildup In Grant County Hearing
A tax board hearing on a Madison Grant High School site drew debate over building on a 65 acre site owned by the Madison United School Corp or purchasing a new location. Opponents argued delays and costs of the current option, while supporters urged a site purchase to accommodate modern facilities.
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Longshoremen Start Copper Ships Boycott
The International Longshoremen’s Association and AFL CIO launch a campaign to Aid 6,000 copper strikers, calling for a nationwide boycott of copper imports and exports in the United States and Canada. Secretary Wirtz and ILA leader Gleason outline the measure amid daily copper import value running at 2 to 3 million dollars during the strike.
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U.S
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Canada
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The
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W. Willard Wirtz
Aflclo
Church Services and Book Displays Amid Copper Strike News
Dr Blackwelder leads vesper and morning services at Park Place Church with hymn theme God. A book display in Fellowship Hall showcases new publications while parishioners browse. AFL-CIO leader Meany announces a financial campaign amid a copper strike involving 63,000 union members, urging boycotts of copper shipments and port facilities. The report notes unresolved bargaining and broad economic tensions surrounding copper supply and labor actions.
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Dy. Hillery C. Rice
Simday Am
Indianapolis Man Faces Murder Charge
Robert Payne, 1, of Indianapolis was arrested on a preliminary murder charge after the death of James Witchburn, 24, at Beachcomber Bar. Windburn fell after a confrontation outside the tavern. an autopsy was ordered. The report also includes unrelated and garbled items about Austria deer shooting, religious educator Blackwelder, and other disjointed notes.
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UPI
Robert Payne
James Witchburn
Tew
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