Peace bonds proposed to aid United Nations funding
The Kennedy administration backs a bill authorizing 19 million dollars in two percent peace bonds for U S citizens to buy and support United Nations activities. The five year program would issue 25 year bonds ranging from 25 to 1000 dollars with limits of 10 dollars per person and 100 million outstanding. Some senators question origin in the House and impact on treasury faith in the U S. government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
United Nations
GOP
Sens Bourke B. Hickenlooper
A Lown
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
John J Sparkman
D-Ala
Clark
Treasury
U. S
United Nas
McGhee
Hickenlooper
U. S. Treasury
Sparkman
Senate
House
Ditch Collapse Kills One as Six Rescuers Are Buried
In Viola Illinois six construction workers were buried and one killed while rescuing a fellow worker trapped in a 17 foot drainage ditch collapse. James S. Matzen, 25, Rapids City, died. Alvin Hartsock, 30, Moline, initially trapped, was hospitalized with a knee injury. Rescuers Don Long, Don Dowsett, and Dwane Kackow were also hospitalized with back injuries shock and internal injuries. Two escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Til
UPI
James S. Matzen
Rapids City
Matzen
Alvin Hartsock
Moline
Hartsock
Mercer County Hospital
Donald Long
Taylor Ridge
Don Dowsett
Dwane Kackow
Exports cited as vital to many free-world nations
Washington notes exports are vital to free-world allies with Liberia exporting about 60 percent of GNP and Iraq Iceland Netherlands Venezuela Belgium Luxembourg Denmark and New Zealand exporting around 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liberia
Iraq
Iceland
Netherlands
Venezuela
Belgium
Luxembourg
Denmark
New Zealand
Local Auction Listings Take Place Across Towns
Multiple sale notices outline public auctions for real estate furniture antiques and household items. Auctions led by various agents including Egbert Hood Richard Jarrett Morton McShurley and others occur July 14 and July 21 at locations such as 208 West 12th Street 2203 Broadway and 2217 Martindale Avenue with stated times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dickmann
Real Eistate
West 12Th St
Egbert M. Hood
Richard Jarrett
First Road
Huntsville
White Oak
Joe Kellum
Bess Brown
Broadway
H. D. Kirk
John Rinker Jr
Cross Street Road
Marcus Dean
Paul Gentry
Pendleton
State Road
Troad
Morton McShurley
John P. Dickmann
Martindale Ave
Egbert M Hood
A. G. Manning
Jackson Street
Egg M. Hood
Howard Wise
Charles Lacher
How Wise
Charles Lawler
Howard Cottingham
Hamilton
Ege M. Hood
V. V Byrne
Classified Display Notes Open for Rent and Sale
Fragmented classified line items show apartments for rent furnished and unfurnished rooms with beard and without beard, farm acreage for sale, and various notices. Includes service ads and miscellaneous for rent and sale in a sparse display format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Laningham Bus
Anderson Bk
Child Beatings Toll High in AMA Survey
A nationwide AMA survey reported 302 child beating cases from 71 hospitals in one year, with 33 deaths and 85 permanent brain injuries. District attorneys counted 447 cases, including 45 deaths and 92 brain injuries. The study by Kempe Steele Droegemueller and Silverman notes battered child syndrome as a major death and injury cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPD
Han Gurtema
American Miediecal Association
AMA Sant Proday
AMA Journal
Israel Exports Cut By Common Market Tariffs
Finance Minister Levi Eshkol said Europe’s common market tariffs are beginning to reduce Israeli exports on the eve of his Brussels trip for talks on affiliate efforts. He noted the impact as Israel seeks closer ties with the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Levi Eshkol
Brussels
Gun spots leaks in power lines telescope sight
A new ultrasonic gun with a telescopic rifle sight helps power engineers locate electrical leaks on high voltage transmission lines. The device emits high frequency ultrasonic waves that become audible to the operator when aimed at a line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Securities issues rise in Spain in 1961 totals
Total public securities issues in Spain last year reached 34.1 billion pesetas about $568 million, up from 29.7 billion pesetas in 1960. Private issues climbed from 18.2 billion pesetas in 1960 to 19.6 billion for 1961, just above the five year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Classified Rates and Policies for The Peoples Marketplace
Office hours 8 am to 3 pm ads require a two line minimum. Rates include weekly 29 cents per line per day three days 33 cents per line per day one day 42 cents per line per day. Monthly rate six dollars per line with 20 percent cash or 7 day payment discount. Ads run in The Herald and the Bulletin. Classified ads set in 6 point and 12 point type with 12 point counted as two lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Bulletin
Thanks for Sympathy in Our Loss
We express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy in the loss of husband and father Charles F E Waitman. We also thank Pastor Steward Webber Harold Rozelle Funeral Home and everyone for beautiful floral tributes from Mrs Charles Waitman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Waitman
Steward Webber
Harold Rozelle
Charles Waitman
Personal debt limits and local ads mix in classifieds
A broad classifieds page lists ad lines about personal debt disclaimers and a flurry of job and service notices. Items include positions in hospital supervision, hairdressing, advertising, sales, and general labor, plus local businesses offering gravel, hauling, plumbing, and home services with contact details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Okehs
George C. McGhee
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
John K. Carlock
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Seaver
Indianapolis Seecina High School
Anderson High School
Seaver
Marceline Dillon
Ball State Teachers College
Bum
Anderson
Widdietown
Seecina
Cust Ov
Mr. Seaver
Dive, Lee
Indianapolis
Andersen
AHS
Nea
Nina Picts
Travers
AMA
C. Henry Kempe
Brandt F. Steele
William Droegemueller
Henry K. Silver
Denver
Colo
Frederick N. Silverman
Cincinnati
Ohio
People’s Marketplace
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Baxter
Madison Co
Jack L. Decker
Armstrong TV Sales
Jackson
Cliff's
Delaware
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.O
CHASE
Irvan Ohler
Coventry Dr
Sunbeam
Provence Electric
Haugh Tailor
Banner
Durgan
Ferguson
Jackson ST
Walker Coon
Gilson
23Rd St
Stephens
Cecelia
29Th & Jackson
Matthew Lumber
Corner 8Th & John
Madison County Lumber
Westside Lumber CO
Raible PH
Eves
Rank Run
Moss Island Gravel
Graveb Paani
Screamin
Beeman
Nicksburger
Dupont’s
Vernon
Geneva
Indiana Lumber
America
Consula R Finance Company
Household Finance Corp
East 12Th St
Stanley Home Products
Broadway Hone
Central
Hoosier Landscape Co
Costello Dr
Nelle St
Williamson
E. 32Nd
Meridian
Baseboard
East 21St PH
Indiana
Reson
Avon
Teeter
P.O. Box
Chesterfeld
Rite B & H
RAY Smith Supply Company
Madison Ave
PR. Glazer Brothers
G.E
Anderon
Philco
Goodyear
16Th & Meridian
Fairview St
A. H. Kelley
Dia
Beurens
Paul J. High
W. Campbell
Vernon’s
STH & Main
Duane Sweeper
Hugh Smiley
Box 145
Rushville
M. P. Swallow
Southwestern Petroleum Co
Fort Worth
Texas
Pendleton Ave
Chesty
Roy's Sewer Service
Field's
Morton
Food Company
Efer Anderson
B&h
24Th
Vanders & Nursery
R. W
Kirby
Montgomery Ward
Bertran's
Sam Flatport
East 17Th
Executive Steel Desk
Sacrifice
Ethel Ave
Mun
Siereene Hasler
Dover
Pfohl’s Auto Service
Young & Gardner
St. Rd
Angle Rd
Fort Wayne
News-Banner
Bluffton
Roger Swaim
Junction State RD
Milton Ave
Jones Mfg. CO
Madison Elect
Ruth
Shirley
McArthur Court
Martin Milling
Fuller Brush Company
Aod
Ronald Kindy
Elwood
Ray
Mary Carter
Nichol Ave
Marsh-Tam’s
Bulletin-Herald
Turner Radio - TV
Catalpa Dr
Masco
Motorola
Will Ag
Winkler
St. Charles
Huffy Bicycles
Haynes Bicycle Shop
W. 22Nd
Donnelly's
Grand Ave
Crestliner
Pendleton Boat Sales
Park
Royal ‘Typewriter
Motor Bike
Home
W. Sith
Courtho
East Lynn
Miller Huggins, Inc
J. F. Phillips Iron & Coal Co., Inc
College Haven
Johnson
Seminole Dr
George Anytime Boat Insurance
Bob Hudson
Jones Furniture Barn
Hoosier Maytag
Rogers Electric CO
Carrico Furniture
Jenny Lind
Frank Krall
Sylvania
Frank Krall Appliances
Lynn St
Firestone
Mudd’s Exchange Furn
Main St
Johnson Sea Horse Motors
Dorsett Boats
Mounds Marine
Chesterfield
Anderson Marine
Little Dude
Mechanicsburg
Dick Rector
Johnson Sea Horse
Gene & Brownie
E-Z Kamper Trailer Sales & Rentals
E. High
Clay’s Sporting Goods
E. Cross St
Raible
14Th
Columbia
Middletown
Nichol
Ciean
Lynnwood Dr
East 10Th St. Rd
Rummage &Gale
Louise
Shadyside
1St St
Park Ave
T & WH Service & Sales
Zenith TV
Bed & Mattress
Necchi
Mounds Rd
Kelley's Exchange
Meridian St
Norman Phillips
Jefferson
Singer Sewing Center
Walnut St
Arrow
COX Furniture
Singer
Lutz Furniture
Philco Radio & Record Player
Cunningham
Haverhill Dr
Roger's Furniture
Bert Owens
Electrolux
Sheriff's
West 6Th
Lemon’s
18Th & Arrow
Daleville
Sewing Machines & Aids
W. 11Th
Pfaff Sewing Center
Ironrite
Schoger’s
W. Sth
Lake Cottage
Scott Radio Service
Arrow Ave
RCA
Sis
Max Johnson
Admiral TV
Pfi Hooster Maytag
W . Sth
Sylvania TV
Whitesel Radio & TV
Jones Radio & TV
Motorola TV
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertone
Zenith
Bionde
Anderson Radio & TV Supply Wholesale Distr
Razelio
Co Ax
Sun
Russell C. Dunn
Joe’s Record and Music Shop
Glen Hancock
John Deere
HOSEK
Columbus
National Home Improvement
National Home
Salling Lumber Co
Transparent Apples
Davis Fruit Farms
Hoosierland
Brown ST
Orphans Home
Carey Orchards
Earl Gale
RYE
Clint Goins
Ford Tractor & Loader
Carless Armstrong Farm
Fairmount
Central Tire, Inc
Central Ave
Jack Speidel
S. Hutchinson Ave
Muncie
Hardinson
Eith St
Hampshire Boars
Wm. G. Nash & Sons
West Sharpsville
York Boars
Aernee
Alexandria
Irene Gunn
F. W. Groves
Fairchild & McShurney
NEW Hampshire Reds
Napiana
Eckhardt Hatchery
Hoy-line
Anderson Electric Hatchery
E. Oth
A.K.C
van Buskirk Rd
PET Store
10Th & Main Sts
Fairfax
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