REA Battle Shaping Up In Congress
AP Farm Reporter reports a clash in Congress over the Rural Electrification Administration. Eisenhower and Secretary of Agriculture Benson seek to end the subsidy by raising REA loan rates and shifting borrowers to private credit, provoking strong counter from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association and allied lawmakers who fear slowed rural power and phone expansion.
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AP Farm
Washington
Congress
Rural Electrification Administration
Eisenhower
REA
Roosevelt New Deal Administration
Benton
Treasury
Federal Housing Administration
National Rural Electric Cooperative Assa
Association
Real Estate Transfers in Anderson Township and Fall Creek
A sequence of property transfers lists Fred W. Manifold to G1 Stonnenberg and several others, all in Anderson and Fall Creek Townships. Most transfers note Lots in Anderson area with nominal $1 and other consideration, reflecting routine conveyances to individuals and corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Manifold
Stonnenberg
White Oak
Fall Creek Township
Mary Sue Wright
George W. Blackwell, Inc
Lot Anderson
William A. Planck
K. G. Horton and Son, Inc
Joseph R. Schmitt
Harry Wiseman
Howard B. Miller
Anderson
Lester L. Farran
James E. Windlaw
Northcrest Addition
Ralph Bulen
HG. Pickrel
Anderson Banking Company
Ralph Manger
Scatterfield Village
Anderson ‘Township
William
W. Meridith
Mary E. Stephenson
Chesterfield Homes
Chesterfield
E. E. Davis
Earl L. Davis
Ka Menden Gar
Muncie Livestock Market Steady to Slightly Higher
Muncie market held steady to 25 cents higher. Hogs ranged from 18.50 to 24.00 for various weights. cattle included good to prime feeders 22.00 to 25.50, cows 14.50 to 16.50, bulls 12.00 to 19.00. calves 19.00 to 24.00. sheep and lambs steady with slaughter lambs 23.00 and down.
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Muncie
Dry goods market shows continued deterioration in textile sector
The cotton textile market deteriorated further with price declines on several fabrics. Wool goods remained slow as buyers reviewed fall woolens and worsteds samples, while demand for rayon goods was limited.
Mixed Trend In Stock Market and Livestock Prices
The market showed irregular movement with light volume as Anaconda stock swung and livestock quotes moved in a tight range. Prices for cattle and hogs varied with late trades showing small gains, and industrials, rails, and utilities fluctuated. volume totaled about 2.09 million shares.
Local Livestock Market Prices for Various Carcass Weights
Prices listed for cattle and hogs across weight ranges from 9 to 900 pounds. Sows under 300 pounds show 29.00 down, steers around 2.00 to 2.50, and heifers near 2.00 to 2.30. Poultry pricing notes include raw eggs and fowl under 4 pounds with recent receipts.
Weed Control Meeting Set in Alexandria Jan 30
A Purdue University weed control specialist will lead a one day meeting on January 30 at the 4H Club Building in Alexandria to discuss giant foxtail control in corn and soybeans, the CDAA chemical, and newer crop disease and fertilizer topics. Demonstrations by merchants and talks on resistant crops are planned, with emphasis on preemergence application and banding over the row due to material cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Waver
Indiana
CDAA
Alexandria
Oliver C. Lee
Purdue University
G. Me. Lee
Walker
Purdue Agronormist
Grain Futures Slide as News Dampens Market Activity
Grain prices tumbled in late trading as corn and oats slipped while wheat held firmer on renewed on the potential government support. Futures data show smaller gains and some contracts finishing lower after early strength.
Auction Ales for Court 1 aA Fans Investment Company
Fragmented notice lists multiple auction actions on contracts and divorces. Names include Gyn L. Brown Mary Jo Landrum Clyde VanDyke Myron E. McGinnis and George Stinson. Proceedings reference findings for plaintiff and defendant, with auctions of farming equipment and real estate on a Wednesday in February.
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Ba Alletin
Reelwood
Gyn L. Brown
Fer Wller Betis Hood
Brad
Glenn Landrum
Mary Jo.Landubbe
Ealljorum
Clyde VanDyke
Tre
Pinent Feed
Hauenond
Ve Vanyke
Plain Gerson
Sain Street
Fd Tis
Kibers Wel Poeta Autre
Eoe
Two Held For Radio Theft in Monday Night Break In
Police Det. Capt. John Heiden says two men Russell J. Harney and Edgar Earl Nutt, both in their early twenties, were identified as suspects in a home theft at 902 Washington Blvd. A clock and radio were taken and recovered. The men were charged with petit larceny as officers secured the scene and questioned witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carpenter
Washington Blvd
John Heiden
Heiden
Russell J. Harney
Central Ave
Edgar Earl Nutt
Noble St
Hog and cattle market report from Alliance Ohio and Chicago
Hogs held steady with many weights sold around 25 cents higher as demand remained strong. Prices for 190-230 pound hogs topped the day, while 300-400 pound hogs brought about 17.75 to 18.18. Slaughter steers softened by 50 cents, top near 90.63. Prime and high grades traded around 27.50 to 29.25, with good to average at 22.50 to 27.83. Lambs were steady to weak with native wooled types at 22.50 to 25, cull and utility 17 to 22.50, ewes 8.50 to 10.50.
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rNviana
New York
Tver
San Fo
Anne
Novarese
America
Associated Press
Ashisher
Soncoré Distinctiano
Sasa
Coeky Weay
Seus
Goiners Wests Union Bes
New 'Yi
Bien Dae
Veniar Orange
Guern
Rade O—Aner
Board of Trade
Sen Murray
Dmont
Department of
Ariatire
Winle and Associates, Inc
Clifton
Cai
Alliance
Ohio
Chicago
Judy Palen
Alliance High
1958 Tractor Maintenance Project Opens
The Madison County 4 H Tractor Maintenance project opens with five clubs across three divisions. Leaders include Jerry Palmer and Fred Rogers for North and South A clubs, with B and D club heads overseeing a range of lessons from engine ignition to plow adjustments. Dealers sponsor the effort and two local contests are planned for members and dads as well as an achievement trip for completions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Palmer
Rt. 5
Anderson
Fred Rogers
Ed Hallowell
R. 3
Pendleton
Warren Benson
Troy Shaffer
Rt. 2
Summit Rth Club
Lapel
Rt 3
Ed Thomas
Rt. G. Anderson
D” Club
Madison County
W. H. Hardy
Summitville
I. Hardy and Son
F. Ray Hull and Son
Alexandria
Smiths Farm Service Center
Brankton Farm Supply Co
Frankton
Farm Bureau Cooperation Inc
W. C. Meain Implements., Inc
Air Tractor Sales
William Ring and Sons
Summitville Farm Equipment
Youth Held For Investigation Of Purse Theft
Juvenile authorities hold a 17 year‑old youth for inquiry into the purse theft Saturday night from Fifth Street Methodist Church. The purse owner, Mrs. Bernice Dilts of Chesterfield, reported the loss after a wedding at the church. The suspect is at the juvenile center while his brother faces a disorderly conduct charge in Madison County Jail. Police noted canvassing youths in the west city area soliciting funds for a police drive, with residents noting misrepresented motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Bernice Dilts
Chesterfield
Madison County
Suard Announces Trainee Openings in Local Guard Units
Capt Donald R Welter commanding officer of Company D List Infantry Indiana National Guard and Capt Robert A Williams commanding officer Headquarters and Headquarters 1 Company 1st Battalion 151st Infantry issued a joint statement announcing several openings for young men ages 17 to 18 for six months active duty training. Applicants require parental consent for those under 18 while those 18 or older may enlist without consent. The six month training runs with other recruits in the 11th Infantry Division at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Upon completion the trainees fulfill military training under the Reserve Forces Act with local Guard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suard
Donald R. Welter
D. List Infantry
Indiana
National Yard
Robert A. Williams
151St Infantry
Unis
Ung
11Th Infantry Division
Fort Leonard Wood
Guard
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Averson Poultry
Eghorn Fries
Ann Todd
Paul
Goddard
Orme
Gladys Eaton Orme
Verdinand Samper
Indianapolis
Leo Chris Senson
Melvin B. Thornburg
Superior Court
Kenneth R. Lewis
A. L. Paynter
W. C. McLain
Ben R. Howe Jr
W. G. Simmerman
Everett
L.” Fleck
George T. Hitz
Charles R. Humphrey
John A. Clouser
John L. Crisler
Bill W. C. Schuyler
Edgewood
Robert F. Handy
Charles H. Dickmann
Jerrald D. Finney
Daniel 1D. Quickel
Wayne D. Schell
Alt Schell
Kelley
Arnold and Kelley
Fred Deterus
Owen Bell
Bell
Scott
Schrenker and Norton
Vie Wikle and Associates, Inc
S. Vigil E. Musick
Joan C. Inshaw
Lara M. Robinson
David J. ¢ Surnish
Rou Gaye Rayns
Okmulgee
Okla
Charles Maguire
Hershel Wilack Gibbons
Liams
Agnes Bruce
Chaniel Ken Sager
Climate Engineers Supply, Inc
J. Richard Jones
Suner
Portage
Prairie
Jan
B. Earl
Egal
Jersiny
Syivener
Tapoly Fombold
Fovke Stationary
Indersom
Pitetor van
Sewoon
Rym
Stanien Owe Sewer Service
Prax "Chemical Co
Dalley
Rogers Flectric_ Co
Minsk
Poe ‘Corp
Amax Chemical Co
Carter's
Gable Palmer
Thacker Pure
Alsiax Chemical Co
Fei Carne
Nesterfeld Grain Co
Anderson Banking Co
Rittenour & Lew O
Basamn Salen "Co
Water Ligne & Powers Central Indiana, Gas Co
Burdette No
Rene Eee
Township ‘Trustee's
Abstr
Our Las Alee
Rene Pectin
St Bios Sewesie
Pizabeth
Marty
Fund
Rene Laer
Richland Union Foint
Semen ‘Union
Sexo
Manet Hardy Fund
County
Wiliams
Noannd
Dale ‘Craxtin Pritiios
Anderoon “Banking Co
Anderson, Banking Co
Ate
Sane Gnaag Union Int
Anderson's
Blue Ribbon” & “Schlitz
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Riviera Theater
Lucerne
Switzerland
Lake Lucerne
Madison Lounsyval Tracevice
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