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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
11
The New York market swung through another unsettled week with mixed gains and losses. Investors faced shifting leadership as trading remained choppy, leaving the market muddled by Thursday’s session and uneven results across sectors.
The market closed uneven as cigar makers General Cigar and Consolidated Cigar rose about 3 percent while other issues showed varied moves. The Dow Jones industrial average edged up 1.42 points to near 776.3, with 11 points down at one stage, and volume around 6.21 million shares. The Associated Press index rose 0.4 to 290.2 as American Motors and IBM strength contrasted with declines in other leaders.
Lot numbered 6 in Belmont Addition to Anderson is listed under the estate of Elva Pearl Pruitt, deceased. Gerald P. Shine, Administrator, Peck Scott Shine Attorneys. Auctioneer Egbert M. Hood. Auction dates January 3, 10 and 17.
A cluttered AP stock quotation sheet from Chicago lists hog and livestock prices and stock figures. It notes mixed No 1 and 2 hogs at 15.50 and up and various weights with steers and heifers steady, alongside names of companies like AT&T, Alcoa, General Electric, Chrysler, Goodyear, and Dow Jones averages with approximate volume.
In Chicago grain pits speculative activity stays muted with minimal price moves across futures. Traders report weak commercial interest as soybeans show slight firmness early, while broader market forces fail to attract larger speculative trades. delegates for Lodge preside slate announced in New Hampshire. grain futures end mixed with modest shifts in wheat soybeans corn oats rye prices.
A county crops school will be held at Pendleton High School January 22 at 1 p.m. Dr. Marvin Swearingin will discuss practices for efficient corn, soybean, and small grain production with slides and charts. Open to all farmers, in cooperation with Fred Soll Vo-Ag teacher, and held in the Vo-Ag room.
A woman wearing a blonde wig stole $15,650 from a Third National Bank branch in Nashville and was apprehended after a half block chase. Federal agents identified the suspect as Mrs. Carol Ward, who, with her husband Robert Ward, checked into a local hotel during the escape.
A gunman robbed a Tampa suburban bank wounding two, one a 70 year old woman, as he fled. FBI later arrested Joseph Josey Jr. in a Landis bank robbery tied to a $50,000 haul. A Nashville robbery was threatened by a woman, Mrs. Ellen Kemp, who cried out during the escape. Robbery cases unfold across several counties with suspects tied to a public sale and auction notes.
Classified Line Ads will be accepted until 1 5 p.m. the day prior to publication. Credit is extended to persons who have telephones.
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