General Motors Named In Bus Monopoly Suit
The U S Justice Department files a civil suit in Michigan charging General Motors with Sherman Act violations to restrain competition in bus sales. Co conspirators include Hertz Corp Greyhound National City Lines and Public Service Coordinated Transport.
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Noblesville
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Richmond
Cincinnati
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Portland
Ft. Wayne
Anderson Bus Station
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Detectives Probe Local Breakins
Police detectives continued their probe of two Thursday night or Friday morning breakins. Rat Krack service station at 38 Broadway was robbed of a torn from wall telephone and money receptacle. amount stolen and phone trace not found. Barber's Cleaners at 19th St and Columbus Ave lost $5 from a cash drawer.
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Blood content Dextrose in the blood identified
The article explains that Dextrose, a sugar form, is present in the bloodstream and associated with blood content measurements. It notes the relevance to medical testing and bodily processes.
Contempt Case Dismissed In McCarthy Inquiry
Miss Diantha Hoag of Buffalo New York won acquittal as the court ruled against the contempt of Congress move. The trial centered on questions about possible self-incrimination after she claimed Fifth Amendment protection and refused to answer about information to a Communist party or meetings tied to government work. Hoag, a former United Electrical Workers shop steward at a Westinghouse plant, faced the McCarthy era inquiry.
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Diantha Hoag
Buffalo
N. Y
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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William Hitz
Miss Hoag
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Westinghouse
Lafayette Bureau To Host Amateur Show In Gym
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau will host an amateur show for Farm Bureau family contestants at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Leach School gymnasium. Contestants under 10 have two to two minutes, older competitors two to four minutes. Winners may enter the county amateur show at the Farm Bureau picnic in Beulah Park, Alexandria, with music by Hoosier Country Kids. Emmett Moyer leads the business session and refreshments will be served.
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Emmett Moyer
Eisenhower Opposes Joint Atomic Bank Policy
President Eisenhower tells Congress he opposes a joint atomic bank for weapons and peaceful uses, arguing weapons must have first call on fissile supplies. He made the stance in a June 13 letter to the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee, following a May 24 request to boost fissile material production.
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D-Nm
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WFBM TV Reports Wreckage Search Abandoned
Navy abandons hope of locating the Venezuelan airliner wreckage after a crash into the Atlantic on June 20 with 74 aboard. Two search ships to be withdrawn Saturday 30 miles east of Asbury Park New Jersey after active search since June 29.
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Navy
Hope
Atlantic Ocean
Asbury Park
N. J
Stock Quotations on New York Exchange
Final quotations furnished through courtesy of Thomson and McKinnon show market activity across major listings with notable price movements and closing values. Analysts track gains and losses to assess day performance and investor sentiment.
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New York Stock Exchange
Thomson and McKinnon
Profit Taking Weakens Wheat in Mixed Markets
Wheat fell on Friday after late profit taking as traders closed positions before the weekend. Corn and oats traded with modest losses or gains, soybeans rose on futures demand, and traders noted light news driving the markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Hogs Develop Steady Trend
CHICAGO hog arrivals exceeded expectations with 8 000 head sold. Butchers and sows finished 25 cents lower, with 200 to 240 pound hogs at 16.25 to 16.75 dollars and top at 17.25. Cattle saw limited sales with steers and heifers steady to weak and sheep buyers paying 22.50 to 26.00 for prime spring lambs.
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Muncie
Chicago
Pigs Drink Bordeaux In Truck Crash At Sarreguemines
Farm hands report a truck carrying pigs and a barrel of Bordeaux wine. The barrel broke loose in a bump at Sarreguemines station, leaving all the pigs dead drunk or unconscious when the truck was opened.
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Sarregue Mines
France
Shares Advance For 3rd Day
New York stocks continued higher for a third day led by aircraft and chemical issues following a freeze on critical steel items aiding defense production. The Associated Press average rose 1.30 to 185.50 with gains across industrials rails and utilities, while volume eased from Thursday.
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Rails
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Industrials Lead Bond Market With Mild Improvement
Industrials turned in a good performance to lead the bond market higher. Investment quality issues rails and utilities were steady while U S government bonds retreated in light activity on the over the counter market. Corporate trading volume rose to 3 420 000 par value on the Big Board from 3 090 000 Thursday.
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New York
U.S
Dry goods market and contractor injury report
In New York small sales of print cloths and broadcloths were steady while wool goods saw small orders for spring 1957 fabrics. Rayon items like acetate taffetas and satins were sold for near delivery. In Indianapolis a drugstore remodel collapsed two walls and a roof injuring contractor Charles Halfenburger and several workers with cuts and bruises. Aluminum production lead states include Washington Tennessee and New York.
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Michel
Spokane
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FCC Designates Rival Applications for 1410 AM Station
The Federal Communications Commission designated rival applications from J. F. Willis of Lafayette Indiana and Crawfordsville Broadcasters Inc of Crawfordsville Indiana for a new standard radio station on 1410 kilo cycles at 1000 watts daytime. WIRE of Indianapolis was made a party to the proceeding. WIRE already operates on 1410.
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Federal Communications’ Commission
J. F. Willis
Lafayette
Ind
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Crawfordsville
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Indianapolis
WIRE
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