Real Marshal Says Dodge City Safe as Horse Thieves Vanish
UPI reports Dodge City Kansas marshal Ramon House in town says no horse thieves have been arrested in years and explains how a recent capture happened in an automobile. He notes cattle rustling remains a concern with 36 head missing in a current case.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dodge City
Kan
Ramon House
Matt Dillon
Big Jim Arness
House
Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy
Washington, D.C
Ramon
Dodge
Kansas
Doc
Kitty
Chester
Auction Sales Notice of Public Auctions Nearby
Public sale listings show multiple auctions including Paul Wittkemper and John Moore near Aroma 4 miles north, John Wire and Joe Ross as auctioneers, and Wm. Knacpp near Alexander 5 miles northwest. Additional notices include Kelly Fowler farm tools sale south of Anderson and H. D. Kirk as auctioneer near Bowden Road 233 miles north.
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Paul Wittkemper
John Moore
PLC
Aroma
John Wire
Joe Ross
Wm. Knacpp
Alexand
H. D. Kirk
M. Kelly Fowler
Anderson
Bowden
Death of Czech Bishop Michal Buzalka Reported
Vatican announced the death of 71 year old Czechoslovak Bishop Msgr Michal Buzalka auxiliary to the administrator of Trnava. His work was impeded by Communist authorities and he died before Christmas according to the bulletin herald classifieds.
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Vatican City
Gpi
Vatican
Msgr
Michal Buzalka
Trna ‘Ya
Bishion Bucalka
Studebaker Pact seeks curb on UAW strike actions
Studebaker-Packard Corp said a suit would be filed to curb UAW pickets interfer ing with shipments to and from the plant as federal mediators arrived to help end a strike idling 6,500 workers. Police noted pickets on railroad tracks and a loaded parts train. State labor commissioner Hubert Butler hoped for quick progress toward a settlement.
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South Bend. Ind
Studebaker-Packard Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Maggiolo
Washington, D. C
Arthur Pierson
Indianapolis
David Tanzman
Detroit
Studebaker-Packard
South Bend
Spickers
S P’s Hamil- Titan
Glenn Zubler
Menias
Zubler
Hubert Butler
State
Butler
Scrap TV Sets Work Perfectly in Ipswich Purchase
Stanley Rice, 15, bought two television sets for four pence from a shop that labeled them scrap. He found both sets work perfectly, prompting the shopkeeper's chagrin in Ipswich, England.
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Ipswich
England
CPL
Stanley Rice
Rice
Mixed day for hog and stock markets with uneven gains
The market closed mixed as butcher hogs advanced modestly to around 28.75 for small lots while slaughter cattle and lamb prices varied. Trading activity was uneven with Brunswick lighting up as the most active issue, and the Dow Jones average slipping while the broader market showed mixed results across rails and manufacturers.
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New York
Chicago
Thomson & Mekinnod
Tradeienean Tee
Itipon
Brunswickey
Dupont
Sean
General Motors _ betl
Goodyear
Elec
Minnesota
Zork Cento
Qi Mathieson
Parke Pave
Swift & Co
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Westinghou
Brunswick
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Exchange
Hogs Steady as Ohio Market Reports Mixed Livestock Prices
Indianap olis market shows hogs steady while sows stay strong. price ranges cover 180 to 400 plus pounds with No 1 to 3 barrows and gilt values from about 16 to 18 dollars. Cattle and bulls hold steady with notable loads, while lambs and ewes show strength and steady demand. Three teens from Indianapolis were stopped by Ohio troopers after runaway action involving a car and guns.
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Hiram. Otio
Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Ohio Turnpike
Share Purchasing Styles Change Analysts Say
Wall Street analysts say stock buying shifts reflect changing styles rather than market direction. Hooper of W E Hutton & Co and Lurie of Josephthal note blue chips decline after rapid rises, while cheaper issues and previously weak groups gain favor. Prospects cited for rails airlines and consumer goods as a new rally theme emerges.
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Rogerk Lane
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Wall Street
L. C. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Hooper
Andy
Kidney B. Lurie
Josephihal & Co
Joseph E.il
Granville
E. F. Hutton & Co
Lurie
Rails
Aiden A. Grimm
Walston & 2
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early Amid Steady Quotes
The Muncie market ends at 2 p.m. with carryover of arriving livestock until the next day. Hog, steer, heifer, cow and lamb quotes hold steady across weight ranges, while calves see good to high utility values and Manila notes state the Philippines geography.
Grain futures steady on thin demand amid speculation
Chicago traders reported a mostly steady grain futures market as thin demand kept prices rangebound. Dealers cited lack of new bullish factors, with some support tied to rumors of potential higher corn and soybeans supports, while wheat edged up slightly.
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Chicago
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ex-Prosecutor Named Again
A Minnesota man Dellner Dale McCollum 23 confessed to smothering two babies over three years saying crying bothered him. He admitted killing Linda Doloris la Corsiere 1959 Minneapolis infant and Roy Menning December 9 Prior Lake, was jailed on second degree manslaughter and faces possible murder charges.
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Sharopee
Minn
UPS
Cyril Maxa
Dellner Dale McCollum
Prior Minn
Linda Doloris la Carsiere
Minneapolis
Roy Menning
Prior Lake
McCollum
Scott County
Mennning
Lake
Bab
SteCollum
Shakopee
Minneapol
Calvin Hawkinson
Hawkinson
la Corsiere
Linda
Ionet
Indianapolis Juveniles Accused in Nationwide Theft Ring
Authorities in Indianapolis say money was stolen from a friend of a boy's family while residents vacationed in Florida. Guns were taken from a youth's home and a car owned by the father of another. The home owner contacted in Florida refused to prosecute as juvenile officials reported the boys had visited a girl in Shaker Heights Ohio and allegedly shot a car in Pennsylvania for later pickup.
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Indianapolis
Florida
Shaker Heights
Ohio
iCleveland
Pennsylvania
Indiana Supreme Court to Hear Tax Law Challenge
The Indiana Supreme Court set Wednesday to hear arguments on the validity of a new tax law. Judges said quick action was needed so tax officials could decide how to proceed with the spring personal property assessment. The law imposes a percentage value for household goods tax purposes.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Change in All-Negro High School Proposed
Evansville Indiana AP reports the school administration plans to convert Lincoln, the city’s all Negro high school, into an elementary school. The proposal includes redistricting to require pupils to attend high school in their district and aligns with the opening of Harrison High on the east side. About 160 Lincoln students would move to Central and 99 to Boise. officials note schools have not officially segregated high schools, but pupil transfers to Lincoln could occur under current rules.
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Evansville, Ind
Evansville
Lincoln
New Harrison High
I Lincoln
Central
Boise
South Bend Judge Revokes Probation for Sowards
U.S. District Court Judge Robert A. Grant revoked the probation of William C. Sowards Jr. of LaPorte and imposed a one year prison sentence on moonshining charges. Sowards, 37, had been given a one year suspended sentence in 1959. His father Williams Soward Sr. and brother Cecil also received suspended penalties. the father’s probation had earlier been revoked.
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South Bend
Ind
UPTY
U.S. District Court
Robert A. Grant
William C. Sowards’ Jr
LaPorte
Soward
Michigan City
Williams
Soward Sr
Cecil
Ford reports 1961 sales set records across key lines
Ford Motor Co. said 1961 total auto and light truck sales reached 2,007,620 units and its share of the new car market rose to a high not seen since 1957. Thunderbird, Mercury Comet and Ford Falcon posted sales records, with Falcon at 492,582 up 8 percent, Comet 188,644 up 1 percent, Thunderbird 45,142 up 4 percent, and Lincoln Continental 32,030 up 34 percent.
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Detroit
APS
Ford Motor Co
John Dykstra
Henry Ford
Ford
Lincoln Continental
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