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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1962
Page
3
An old advertisement for Now Fuel Oil offering S H Green Stamps with purchases. The ad lists the business Modern Home Equip t. at 314 East 21st Street and a contact phone number 644 9150.
The report details varied livestock bids with No 1 to choice cuts selling around 23 to 27 dollars, plus prices for lambs, cows, and hogs across multiple weights. Fire damages two offices in Wabash Indiana as a gas leak sparked a blast before workers arrived. In New York, dissident stockholders end opposition to Firth Carpet’s merger with Mohasco Industries and plan to vote in favor.
Magnavox Co. announced receipt of more than $6 million in Navy contracts for classified equipment. The package includes an undisclosed number of APQ 94 airborne radar systems.
Architect Herman H. York presents a two story bilevel home with 1240 sq ft on the upper level and 1210 sq ft on the lower, plus a 560 sq ft optional apartment. The design features a private lower level entrance, a 16 by 25 recreation room, and a sunken patio with sliding glass doors to outdoor living areas.
A three bedroom bilevel with one bath and lavatory offers an optional lower level apartment including an extra bedroom bath kitchen and dining living area. Upper level provides 1250 square feet of living space plus a 290 square foot garage. Finished lower level spans 650 square feet with optional apartment at 560 square feet. Dimensions read SS'4 wide by 25 8 deep.
A New York special meeting of directors from American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines focused on a potential merger creating the largest domestic carrier with assets near 820 million. Across markets, shares slid with the Dow dipping below 700, and overall volume and stock values showing broad weakness amid mixed airline and industrial performances.
NEW YORK AP Traders describe a volatile session as the stock market drifted lower with blue chips and speculative issues retreating. Analysts cite profits taking, manufacturing weakness, rising oil prices, steel labor talks, and uncertain profits in the second half as factors shaping a cautious to bearish mood while some stocks hold gains.
Chicago and Youngstown reports show hogs steady to strong with prices in the 17.75 to 18.25 range for heavy weights. Steers and heifers were steady to modestly lower in parts of the slaughter market with primes at 27.75 and lower grades around 26.75 to 25.50, while lambs and sheep held steady amid active buying. Grain futures closed higher with soybeans and corn gaining as wheat rose, reflecting lingering market pressure and ongoing supply signals.
Federal Paper Board Co Inc said it would raise prices for boxboard and folding cartons by about 5 to 7 percent on March 1 citing higher production costs. Hog market prices show steers from 1190 to 240 pounds at $17.25 to $17.30 and 240 to 300 pounds at $15.75 to $16.73 with lows at $15.95. Hospital staffing shows one in sixty U.S. workers employed in hospitals in Chicago report by UPI.
A run of public sale notices lists multiple auctions upcoming in Indiana towns. Names include Ronald J. Johnson, J Russell Cushman, Chas Townsend, Sam Roseberry, Kelly Fowler, Elza Proctor, James Neal, Pearl Carter, Ralph Mittendorf, and auctioneers H D Kirk and Murphy Wakefield. Locations span Greenfield to Anderson Kirklin and surrounding routes with dates in January and February.
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko began a week long state visit to Pakistan arriving in Karachi. The royal party is hosted by Pakistani officials and plans meetings with government leaders and public events during their stay.
Ghana's president Kwame Nkrumah expresses gratitude to U.S. President Kennedy British PM Macmillan and World Bank President Eugene Black for cooperation toward realizing the $460 million Volta dam project in Accra.
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