Market slips as profit taking drags stocks lower
A late session profit taking drags the market after an early demand surge in electronics and defense related issues. The Dow rises 0.72 to 625.50 while the Associated Press average falls 0.90 to 214.80 as oil and steel shares retreat.
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New York
Senate
Supreme Court
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Dow Jones
American Telephone
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Carpenter Dies After Fall From Roof in Michigan City
Herbert Colwell, 73, died in a Michigan City hospital from a basal skull fracture after a fall from a roof while repairing it. Louis Seeder, who lived in the same house, found him unconscious on the ground. A note adds that a billion feet of lumber would build 110,000 average homes.
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Michigan City
Ind
Quotations on Thorne Prices Altered in Courtesy Quote
The document notes that higher figures were asked while lower figures were altered, with quotations enclosed in brackets or parentheses indicating the adjustment by Thomson and McKinnon. The text reflects pricing or valuation practices and the use of parenthetical cues.
Hogs Remain About Steady in Chicago Market Report
AP dispatch from Chicago notes the largest hog supply in six weeks met decent demand with prices steady to 25 cents higher. Top hogs reached $17.60 at 210 pounds. 190-220 pound mixes cleared at $17.25-17.50, with heavier weights around $16.75-17.25 for mixed grades. Cattle and lambs showed mixed moves. steers mostly $30.25-31.25 tops, heifers $22.75-27.75, slaughter lambs down up to 50 cents, ewes steady to weak at $56.50.
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Chicago
Snsis Co
Cssunesnne
Auneeucacusines
Indianapolis
Spl
Watchman shoots intruder at Melody Inn during burglary attempt
In Terre Haute Indiana Jesse Slagle 56 a tavern watchman fired his 12 gauge shotgun as 22 year old Robert Elmore Crawfordsville leaped through a window wounding him. Elmore faces second degree burglary charges and is hospitalized.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Jesse Slagle
Melody Inn
Slagle
Robert Elmore
Crawfordsville
Elmore
Grain Shows Little Change in Quiet Trading
Chicago AP reports grain futures low activity with no clear trend. Wheat ends mixed about 1 1/2 cents higher to lower, corn down around 4 1/2 cents, oats steady to down, rye up, and soybeans mixed for July contracts amid stagnant demand.
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Chicago
Muncie Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Hog prices held steady with No 1 hogs at 17.65 for 280 to 360 pounds. Cattle ranged from 15 to 29 dollars with various grades including Good to Choice steers at 24 to 29 and heifers 23 to 26. Lambs and sheep showed steady firmness with lambs around 20 dollars and slaughter sheep priced on the market.
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C-Scccee
Local Livestock Market Prices and Rates
Market report shows butcher hogs steady with price ranges from $14.25 to $17.65 across weights. Steers and heifers mostly steady with top loads $24 to $27. cows and bulls weaker. Lambs steady to higher with light loads at $24 to $25 for spring lambs and ewes $4 to $6. Local grain and corn figures appear in the same column.
Margin slash urged by analyst to lift market
The Fitch Survey says a reduction in margin requirements could spark a market advance after a counter: stock overhead in the Dow around 625 to 630. It notes potential Fed moves and warns gains may come with only minor cuts, while Standard & Poor’s sees a need for time to consolidate amid fast changing international events.
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New York
Fitch Survey
Fitch
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Standard & Poor's Corp
Coal reserves report on Missouri production
Missouri has produced 265 million tons of coal since 1806, about one percent of the state's total known reserves. The figure highlights long term extraction despite remaining vast unmined coal.
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Mussouri
State Highway Department Bid Notice for Bridge Painting
Sealed proposals for scraping cleaning and painting bridges in the Greenfield District Madison County Indiana will be received by the State Highway Department Chairman in Indianapolis until 10 00 A M DST on June 1 1960. Contract M 4991 covers eighteen steel structures and about 2907 lineal feet of scraping and cleaning with about 1546 gallons of paint. Proposals may be examined at the Department office in Indianapolis. John Peters Chairman. No C 4880 May 25 June 1.
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State Highway Department
State House Annex
Indianapolis
Indiana
Greenfield
Madison
STA Highway Department OF Indiana
John Peters
Citizens Center Starts Summertime Series
At the Senior Citizens Center 2108 W 8th St members and guests will take part in contests and games this afternoon starting at 1 PM. Center director Lloyd Stoner asks each member to bring a can of food to serve as prizes and several features are planned for the session.
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Senior Citizens Center
W. 8Th St
Lloyd Stoner
Center
Highland 4-H Club Meeting Tonight at School
The Highland 4-H Club will meet from 7 to 9 p m at the school building. Skip Waymire, president, will be in charge. Dean Halsey is 4 H leader.
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Highland
Skip Waymire
Dean Halsey
Water Needed to Raise Beef Steer Amounts to Thousands
Report notes that approximately 3,750 gallons of water are required to raise a single beef steer, reflecting the resource demands of beef production and its water footprint.
All Electric Hospital Bed Widens Use Across Hospitals
Seventy major hospitals in 27 states adopt an all electric bed enabling patient controlled fully automatic operation. The device serves as a standard bed and supports specialized treatment for orthopedic disorders, reducing staff time and hospital costs.
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Chicago
Welsh says jobs decrease in Indiana during GOP era
Indiana total employment sits 37 000 below 1953 figures according to State Sen. Matthew F E Welsh. He told Lake County delegates that since 1952 the state should have gained 126 000 jobs to keep pace with population growth and that Indiana is short about 198 000 jobs.
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Chicago
Ind
Indiana
Matthew FE. Welsh
Dvincennes
Lake County
Welsh
Statehouse
Washington
Senate
Vance Hartke
GOP
Notice to Creditors in Madison County Estates
Notice to heirs and legatees of Fari S. Collins and Harry Muller, both deceased, to appear by June 9 1960 and June 1 1960 respectively in Madison County to file and show settlement accounts and distributive shares. Attorneys Lansberry Dickmann and Madison County provide details. notices dated May 19 25 1960.
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Ralph L. Musick
Superior Court
Madison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Busby
Davisson, Cooper
Iredell H. Wright
Claude H Wright
Austin & Stewart
Mary Jane Welborn
Lawrence H. Robbins
Fari S. Collins
Superior Court of
Busby, Davisson
Lansberry & Dickmann
Louisiana Plans Rehearing On Tidelands Oil Decision
Louisiana officials reacted with shock to the U S Supreme Court tidelands ruling and said they will seek a rehearing. The decision left Louisiana facing about 285 million dollars in tidelands oil revenues and granted Florida and Texas tidelands rights extending ten miles into the Gulf. Atty Gen Jack Gremillion called the ruling hard to swallow saying Louisiana will definitely ask for a rehearing. Alabama and Mississippi officials signaled continued pursuit of favorable outcomes while noting portions of the coast remain open to oil exploration.
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United Press International
Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Gulf
Jack Gremillion
Tidelands
Gremillion
MacDonald Gallion
Gallion
Joe Patterson
Supreme Court
Farmland Leaders: Texas Tops Farm Count Survey
Texas leads with the most individual farms, surpassing North Carolina and Mississippi in farm counts according to the latest regional survey. The ranking highlights Texas prominence in agricultural activity and land use across the states.
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Texas
North Carolina
Mississippi
Divorce Notices in Madison County Court
Legal notice in Superior Court Madison County Indiana announces two divorce cases. Harold Sapp Bessif and Viola Sapp are required to answer by July 20 1960. Flores Smith and Fred Smith face similar filing and response deadlines for their complaint.
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Indiana
Madison County
Superior Court OF
Harold Sapp Bessif
Viola Sapp
Eugene Creagmile
Chambers
Chambers, Byer and Gaus
Attys
Anderson Student Named Secretary of IU Athletic Board
Lucinda Scott, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Scott of Anderson, is named secretary of the 1960 61 Indiana University student athletic board by President Herman B Wells. The board assists in pep rallies cheerleader selection and ticket policy. A major project for next year is dedicatory ceremonies for the new football stadium. Miss Scott is a freshman at IU.
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Lucinda Scott
John Scott
W. Eighth. Anderson
Indiana University
Herman B Wells
Miss Scott
Ancient Roman Roads Were Three Feet Thick Often
Ancient roads built by Roman engineers commonly measured three or more feet in thickness. The durable layers supported heavy traffic and military movement across provinces.
Public Auction Notices Sweep June Sale Schedule
Auction listings span June events by Kellum Bradley Frazee and others. Real estate personal property household goods antiques and farm assets shown with locations and auctioneers across cities and streets.
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Collier Furniture
Wilkinson
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Murry Travis
Lafayette Street
Elbert C. Frazee
J. J
Amy Botkin Jordan
Riverside Ave
Muncie
Earl Cornwell
Lawrence M. Busby
First St
Whetchel & Byrne
John F. Knotts
St. Rd
Alexandria
Whelchel & Byrne
Pine Street
Knightstown
Irene Kemp
Anderson
Bth Street
Main Street
Egg M. Hood
Charlies Lawler
William L. Peck
Cedar Street
Egbert Hood
Lewis J. Williams
Thelma Stokes
Markieville
H. D Kirk
South C St
Elwood
Eabert Hood
Don W. Peck
Beech Grove
Frankton-Moss Island
Walter E. Jarrett
Nichol Ave
Whelcher & Byrne
Classified ad rates for The People’s Marketplace
Classified ad rates and policies from Anderson Newspapers Inc include line charges for one to four lines, minimums, and durations. Discounts apply for cash or early payment, with different deadlines for Bulletin and Herald. credit is extended to telephone customers. The ad space is set in 6 or 12 point type with no borders and classifications are at the paper’s discretion.
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Herald
The
Bulletin
Classifieds Announcement Card From Historic Page
Fragmented OCR shows a classified page with sections labeled ANNOUNCEMENTS and SPECIAL NOTICES, plus categories for services employment and household items. The readable content suggests a busy classified listing layout including notices for funerals pots and services but lacks coherent single item.
Card of Thanks for Eugene Grisham
The Grisham Family expresses sincere thanks for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their husband, son, and brother Eugene Grisham. They also thank the pallbearers and Father Heisman.
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Eugene Grisham
Heisman
Grisham
Gravel Dirt and Yard Work Listings in Bulletin-Herald
Classified notes show private ads requesting room and board by week for three children in the country, meet requests, and multiple trades ads. It includes yard work mowing services, barber shops specials, and landscaping offerings by local businesses with contact numbers.
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Bulletin-Herald
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Millie Perkins the Diary OF
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Citizens Center
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Sarah Myrtle Cray
D.S.T
South C Street
Parson
Rudy
the People's Marketplace
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TMNER
Columbus Ave
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Conn
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Anderson Township
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Johnson'’S
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