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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1954

Page

26

Murder Probe Expands for Dr Sheppard Case in Lake Erie

Police search Lake Erie for a square 18 inch metal weapon and a missing synthetic morphine as investigators question Dr Samuel H Sheppard in the murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Coroner cites a brutal head injury and notes the husband suffered a broken neck while recounting a nocturnal struggle.

Cleveland Bay Village Lake Erie Marilyn Sheppard Samuel H. Sheppard Samuel R Gerber Gerber Sheppard Bay View Hospital Stephen Sheppard Carl A. Rossbach Arthur E. Peter Filge

Cleveland Criminal Attorney Quoted on Altercation Patient Fit

A Cleveland attorney William J. Corti testifies about a doctor’s assessment of an assailant in a case. The physician described the attacker as about three inches taller than the doctor, of average weight and age, wearing a white shirt with dark bushy hair.

William J. Corti Cleveland

Shriners Aid Madison County Children At Free Fair

About 50 children from the Madison County Children's Home spent an afternoon at the Anderson Free Fair helped by Shriners. Ray Bollinger led activities while Mayor Noland Wright and Police Chief J.D. Coen joined the group. Children received free admission to rides and enjoyed ice cream and candy as private donors funded the event.

Shriner Madison County Shriners Club Madison County Ido Anderson Free Fair Shriners Ray Bollinger Noland C Wright Lee Dunn Harry Heldren J.D. Coen Bohannon Dick Alexander Cecil Roe Ted McClintock Fred Candy Landacre William Gowan D. C

Purdue Dairy Day to spotlight Bang's disease in dairies

Purdue University dairy department plans a Dairy Day exhibit July 23 at the Purdue Dairy Center to demonstrate milk ring and blood tests for brucellosis. Indiana regulations require brucellosis-free herds by January 1, 1957, with state vets supervising the demonstration and test procedures.

Bang Purdue University Dairy Department Indiana Dairymen Purdue Dairy Day Purdue Dairy Center Purdue Indiana Board of Health Gerald Mohr Indiana Chicago Mohr Board of Trade Rang Kansas City Minneapolis New York

Hog Market Mixed Movements Amid Grain Outlook

Indiana hog pricing shows contracts for bins and grain storage amid varying bids. Hog and cattle futures fluctuated with weights 170 to 300 pounds and live cattle trends, while retail meat prices showed modest shifts across multiple weight classes and regions including Indianapolis and Muncie.

Shares Rally As Bull Market Enthusiasm Continues

New York reports a second straight session of strong stock buying with blue chips leading the climb. Industrials and rails gain as the market tests 1929 levels. volume runs high on Wall Street while warnings of a near term correction persist. A dental device for recording chewing motions is described as a precise aid for dental fittings.

New York Associated Press Wall Street Quality Corp American Stock Exchange

Local Livestock Market Prieac Anderson Poultry Prices

Fries over four pounds and under four pounds for roosters leghorn hens eggs and current receipts detail price ranges and items at the Anderson poultry and livestock market in this brief listing.

Prieac

Livestock Markets See Mixed Move as Receipts Hold Steady

Chicago hogs and cattle show mixed results with weights 180 to 270 pounds driving prices, hogs steady to 50 cents lower, sows down, steers and heifers largely steady to five cents lower. Prime steers fetch 25 to 26.50, heifers 18.50 to 23.75, cows 10 to 12.75, wealers 16 to 20. Cull cattle lighter. lambs and mutton steady with lambs 20 to 21.50 and slaughter ewes 4.50 to 5.50. Salable receipts around 8,000 head. Also notes a lawn mower muffler tech and a chiropractor returning to work at 221 Jackson Street.

Geo Town Indianapolis Spl Neray Madison County Chicago Tess

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