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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
6
Shares edged higher at the open but ended mixed as 1,315 issues on Wall Street showed 558 losers to 505 gainers. There were new highs for 1961 62 and new lows, with the market giving back early gains and finishing muddied after a cautious session.
Hog prices in Indianapolis were steady to 25 cents lower for sows, with No 1 and 2 barrows and gilts at 47.85 to 18.25, while 190 to 240 pound butchers sold 17.25 to 17.85. Cattle and calves showed strength with steers and heifers up to 50 cents, and cows up to 30 cents higher. The Dow Jones rose to 701.98 as markets posted mixed results on volume near 3.8 million shares.
Coleman furnaces offered by Central Heating Co at 531 West 8th with phone contact 642-8570 for service and sales.
The trial of Joseph Hacken on a 17 count bribery and conspiracy indictment was postponed to January 3 at the district attorney's request. It is the second postponement in a week as the DA handles another case. Hacken allegedly bribed basketball players to shave points and faces related charges with four co defendants awaiting sentencing.
Market notes show corn open interest rising from 209.6 to 215.4 million bushels while grains slip. Wheat falls to 2.01 per bushel in March trade. corn down to 1.03. soybeans gain to 2.42 with January delivery activity winding down. Trade in January delivery expired Monday.
A list of court filings including multiple divorce complaints such as Evelyn L. Jones, Velma Webb, Ruth Hall, Luther Moore, Dorothy Trick, and others, plus promissory note suits and a mechanics lien foreclosure. Also shows cases including Allstate Insurance Company v Harting and Rees Construction Company v Perry. The docket references Superior Court 1 and Superior Court 2 with entities Hadley and Sharp and Cham ber Byer and Gaus.
CHICAGO AP demand in the slaughter hog market was good as 9 000 head cleared early. Prices stood steady to 25 cents lower with top 18 ¼ for select 200-215 lb hogs and mixed No 1 2 grades 19 20 range at 17 ¾ to 18. Bulls and steers rose up to 30 cents per hundredweight with prime steers 28 28 25 to 27 73. Slaughter lambs held against last week with mixed choice and prime up to 18.
Madison and Henry county juniors at Ball State Teachers College named to the Honors Program per Dr. Jerome A. Fallon. Anderson students Cronk Dilts Gentry McGraw Williams Butterfield and Middletown’s Graybiel listed with details on majors and activities. Six Madison County boys nominated for service academies announced by Congressman J Edward Roush. Knights of Columbus announce Home Association meeting and officer election at Fall Creek Township High School.
Indonesian President Sukarno vows to liberate West Irian Dutch New Guinea and strengthens military leadership. He says talks with the Dutch may occur only if West Irian administration transfers, while new air force chief Omar Dhani is installed amid political tensions. The article also lists local candidates for U S service academies.
Public sale listings show multiple auctions across Indiana towns with notes for sale of farm tools stock livestock sows and various goods. Auctioneers include H D Kirk Murphy Wakefield Proctor and others with locations in Greenfield Fortville Alexandria Kirklin Anderson and Elwood.
Fires destroyed two unoccupied homes in South Bend on Monday. One blaze at the Ardmore area home of Mrs. Eunice Fulford injured no one but killed her cocker spaniel. investigators cited an overheated wood stove. A separate single story frame house owned by Ransom J. Armour burned as tenants who had moved in Saturday were away. cause not yet determined.
A YMCA activity day features noon and morning events including Luncheons Rotary Exchang Farmers Dinners and a full Physical Schedule in the Intermediate Gym. Swim events include Flying Fish and Shark Swim Junior Gym and Basketball matchups Anaconda versus GMI and Local No. 1944 versus Blacka way Glass. About 50 million tons of grain straw are wasted annually in the U.S. with limited use for paper products.
If born after 1881 you can apply for a $1,000 life policy up to age 80. Carry the policy for life to help final expenses. No calls, handle by mail with Old American Insurance Co. Tear out and mail your name address and birth year to 4900 Oak Dept Lit3B Kansas City MO. No obligation.
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