Beauty Care Helps Cure Mental Ills
A London area hospital started an experimental beauty salon for mental patients and other English and Scottish institutions adopted the plan. The program helps revive patient interest in makeup and grooming, giving a sense of normalcy and pride while aiding nurses in care. Nurses receive two weeks of training then train others in skin cleansing makeup massages and manicures.
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Purdue Boosts Special Biology Teaching Course
Purdue opens an eight week institute to upgrade high school biology teaching with 66 teachers, funded by 100000 in grants from the National Science Foundation and the Atomic Energy Commission. Under Richard R. Armacost, the program covers biology theory, lab work, and 20 teachers pursue radiant energy and peaceful atom topics with field trips and research projects in multiple schools.
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South Bend
Polio Ends Fatally For Father Of 3
South Bend Indiana man Jack Bannister 29 father of three died late Tuesday in Memorial Hospital from paralytic polio. It marks Indiana 1958 polio death with hospital notes that he had not received throat antiseptic vaccine shots while his wife and children had partial vaccination. Bannister was South Bend’s first polio case of the year as Indiana University Cass County reported another contracted polio and the state health board noted one prior case this year.
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Handley Defends Record in Face of Dem Attacks
Indiana Governor Handley rebutted two Democratic critics amid a cycle of violent incidents in Cyprus and a separate Lake County political controversy. He dismissed claims of political persecution, touted flood control progress, and signaled openness to GOP support while noting no panic in his campaign.
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Courthouse News Briefs and Local Court Actions
A mixed batch of court notices includes Mundy Realty Co versus Madison County Board of Commissioners and the Mason County Planning Commission for a declaratory judgment, several divorces including Lillian Martin and others, and damages claims. Minute entries show hearings postponed, dismissals for failure to appear, and findings in divorce actions. Also listed are unrelated items on unemployment in Fort Wayne and a boy in South Bend with a frozen hand from a banked incident, along with assorted district court references and local civil actions.
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Muncie Livestock Market Reports Steady to Lower
Market notes show hogs steady to lower with loads around 23.60 to 21.75 for various weight ranges. Cattle prices range from 16.00 to 27.00 for steers and heifers, with cows 11.00 to 20.00 and calves 25.00 to 27.00. Also local obituaries and notices report Christine Stoner buried in Rushville after a burn incident and Verne Patty, 88, dies in Indianapolis area.
Auction sales bubble on scattered entries in the Aug list
Auction notices list scattered sales in various towns with buyers and auctioneers named. Entries reference dates in August, including locations such as St. Bibert, Everett E. Corn, and Yorktown, with bidders and agents identified.
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Bonds in New York Endure 1958 Law Settlements
U S government bonds settled to new 1958 laws with losses up to three quarters of a point. Trading was moderate.
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Dry Goods Market Sees Mixed Bond and Cotton Trade
In New York, corporate bonds showed irregular top grade issues with utilities and foreign bonds edging higher. Cotton trading reached 45,270,000 par value on the gray goods market while cloth for spot delivery totaled 5,410,000. Wet wool and rayon sectors reported quiet or thin activity amid low temperatures and unusual Alaskan conditions.
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New York
Shares Stage Slow Retreat In Broad Market Slide
The market eased with the Associated Press average down as industrials led losses while aircraft and certain drug and photo stock bucked the trend. Volume remained high with over 3 million shares trading for the ninth straight session as profit taking and rotation reduced gains from earlier advances.
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Grain Prices Rise on Strong Demand and Harvest Activity
Stock quotations report trading gains across grain markets. Corn, wheat, oats, rye advance on bullish board activity with heavy soybean movements. Soybeans end mixed amid weak meal market and lower oil consumption projections for June. Large arrivals in Chicago and mill buying shifts noted. futures show modest gains despite some price fluctuations.
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Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Prices for hogs, cattle, sheep, and calves show a general drop in early sales with later trades easing. Hogs 200 to 260 pounds ranged 23.00 to 23.40, sows unevenly steady to 25 cents lower. steers and heifers sold slow with steady to higher bids in spots. Calves and bulls mixed, and dealers remained steady to firm with some high offers. sheep across classes steady with 75 to 100 pound lambs at 21.50 to 23.50.
Plowing Contest Chooses U S Entries In Indiana
In Walsh County Indiana the annual state plowing contest selects entrants to represent Indiana in the August 21 22 competition. Farmers submit entries across contour level and four weigh classes with names listed from several counties including Wabash Miami and Wayne.
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James Nae
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Ron Weaver
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Weaker Hog Prices Paid In Uneven Chicago Market
The butcher hog market was unevenly steady to mostly 25 cents lower on Tuesday in Chicago. Top price rose to $4 for 65 head of 210 lb No. 1 hogs, while many sold around $23.50 to $23.75 for 200–220 lb No. 1s. Sows stayed steady, prime slaughter steers reached $27.75–28.50, vealers $28–31, and heifers $24–26.85. Bulls mostly $22–24.25. sheep prices were steady with lambs at $25.50–28 and ewes around $24.50–25.40 for choice to prime.
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