Ward Lambert Purdue basketball coach dies at 69
Ward Lambert known as Piggy, famed for modern basketball ideas, died Monday at Home's Hospital of an embolism after a 50-year career. He coached Purdue 29 seasons, amassing 228 Big Ten wins and 371 overall, guiding teams to 11 Big Ten titles and including early tall players like Stretch Murphy. Lambert also served as Purdue head coach from 1916 to 1948, later leading freshman squads and working as a chemist.
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Plants 3-7 Win Th Straight League Contest
Plants 3 7 won their seventh straight league game as Delco Remy suffered its worst defeat, 18 to 39, in a Washington gym. Plant 11 defeated Plant 1 74 to 54. four players Baker Statler Mfnson and Rhodes reached double figures. Zollins scored 24 for Batterymen. Max Pinkerton led Plant 11 with 17.
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Lawrence Central Squeaks By MH Grapplers 25 21
Lawrence Central edged MH grapplers 25 to 21 in a wrestling or dual meet. The article also notes coach Alex Hannum amid National Basketball Association All-Star game preparations in St. Louis. The East squad is described as superior in size and skill, with Hannum intent on strong effort to win.
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Weed Control Meeting Set At Alexandria Club Building
Weed control meeting set for January at the H Club Building in Alexandria to discuss herbicides and methods for corn and soybean fields. Purdue Extension weed specialist Oliver C. Lee to answer questions and review latest recommendations for Canada thistle giant foxtail and other weeds with exhibits from local dealers.
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Madison Heights Tops Foe Again
Madison Heights defeated their foe again in a high school basketball game, posting a 26 to 18 halftime score and finishing with a total of 82 points. The frame-by-frame box shows Grace Felon and diverse players contributing across Division 4 and Intermediate divisions as local teams competed at Seton.
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Madison County Hosts District Farm Bureau at Frankton
The sixth district Farm Bureau meeting will be held Wednesday at the Frankton Methodist Church with Madison County Bureau as host. County winner of the women’s public speaking contest will vie for district state competition in February. The program opens at 10 a.m. Ernest Freeman will conduct the business session. Warren Collins will speak. William Pendleton will deliver the membership report. Evan Wilson leads arrangements. Lunch will be served at the church.
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Delegates Attend AMVET Session in Connersville
Delegates from AMVETS Post No 41 attended the State Executive meeting at the McGarland Hotel in Connersville Indiana. Local commander Ed Hauff fifth district commander Bruce Thrash and public relations officer Monaghan represented the post. State Commander Reston Duddleston led the session and discussed Veterans legislation pending in Congress. The post will meet Wednesday January 2 at 7 pm at the Post Home on 21st and Main Streets. Hauff calls World War II and Korean veterans to attend.
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Stocks Close Higher on Friday Market Gains Broad
The tape shows the Associated Press index up as industrials advance while rails lag. Volume rose with 3.3 million shares traded. industrials led gains, rails posted losses, and miscellaneous sectors mixed. The Dow Jones average rose while bonds remained active and rights offerings attracted attention.
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Grain futures drift lower as corn oats weaken
The market showed declines across major grains with corn and oats sliding toward season lows while soybeans gained in deferred months on demand for vegetable oils and anticipated exports. The USDA announced Turkey will purchase 46.8 million dollars of surpluses in hard currency, including thousands of tons of vegetables oil and wheat, supporting meal futures amid hedge selling and ample cash receipts.
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Local market overview on New York bonds and equities
New York markets show government bonds slipping Monday while corporates rise on broader activity. Rails and utilities advance. industrials steady. foreign dollar liens retreat as treasury debt offering looms end of month. NYSE trading volume hits 8.15 million par, largest since Oct 22.
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How to Keep a Campfire Smoking Overnight
Instructions describe laying two or three large logs on a fire, piling hot coals, covering with ashes and a thin layer of dry dirt, then stirring the smoldering fire in the morning and adding wood. The guide emphasizes a cheerful blaze by dawn.
Women Marine Vacancies Open
Women Marines are full fledged members of the Marine Corps and serve in administrative, communications, payroll, motor transport, personnel, supply and aviation roles. Training is at Parris Island South Carolina and after recruit training, a Woman Marine may be assigned to posts nationwide, including Hawaii or Europe, with travel as an appeal. Interested recruits may contact Sgt. Hilberry at 103 W. 10th it Tower Building or by calling 4244.
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Hogs Market Shows Higher Trend In Fairly Active Trade
The hog market posted an overall higher trend with mixed weights selling across a wide range. Bulk 190 to 240 pound barrows brought 19.50 to 20.00, larger 240 to 280 pound loads 18.75 to 19.75, and 130 to 160 pound hogs steady at 16.50 to 17.80. Cattle and calves showed firmness with steers 850 to 1,200 pounds at 23 to 27, standard to low good 20 to 23.50, and bulls 17.50 to 18.30. Ewes ranged lower with canners and cutters 12.50 to 15.50.
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Dry Goods Market Activity in New York Textile Trade
In New York the cotton textile market shows small sales of print cloths broadcloths and sheetings. The 0 square print cloth sold at 17 1/2 cents a yard in second hands for average shakes while mills largely asked the same. Wool grades see activity mainly in fall sample inspections by buyers. Retail buyers cautiously place spring 1958 orders with clothing manufacturers. Rayon goods show a slight rise in buyer interest.
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Hogs and cattle prices rise in Muncie market listing
Market notes show hogs mostly 25 cents higher with some up to 30 cents, weights over 250 pounds, No. 1 hogs at $20.50 and top $20.25, 190-240 pounders $19.50-20.25, 240-280 pounds $18.50-19.25, and heavier weights down to $17.00-18.25. Cattle values range with steers up to $25, cows steady to higher, vealers steady, and slaughter steers near $31.50 top. lambs steady with slaughter lambs $23.25-24.25 for best. Poultry and eggs show current receipts at 31.25, with general market pressures noted.
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Auction Sale Notices and Grain Prices Included
Public auction listings show sale of grain, farm implements, dairy equipment, poultry and household goods at locations near Bendlette and Pulipe with dates in January and February. Auctions include real estate and personal property, with organizers such as MB Kirk, Ben Hood, Ernest Hargis, and Chartes Watson noted. Grain prices listed include wheat at 2.02 and corn at 70 pounds per unit. The Philippines discovery by Magellan is mentioned alongside a March 15 date.
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YMCA Luncheons and Evening Meetings Schedule
A dense list of today events includes luncheons at Rotary Anderson Credit Burt Exchange and C of C Agriculture at noon, dinners for Mounds Kiwanis Ultra Jay Coes, meetings for Teachers Federation Tri Gamma and Sigma Alpha Chi, and basketball games Bell versus Anaconda Wilson's Poultry and Indiana Florida versus Jay Coe's in the evening.
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Telephone Company Faces Teamster Linked Wage Dispute
A dispute emerges over a 7 percent wage increase negotiated with the Teamsters and tied to eligibility of orders. The case involves a Texas town once lacking telephone service and the company’s handling of labor relations amid the controversy.
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