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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

29

Ford CIO Contract Yields Key Employee Gains

Detroit reports a three year deal between Ford Motor Co and the CIO United Auto Workers. Highlights include 60 to 65 percent of take home pay during layoff up to 26 weeks, pensions up to 252.80 monthly, a 1 cent per hour or 22 percent annual improvement factor rise, one extra paid holiday and triple holiday pay, continuation of the cost of living escalator, higher wages for skilled trades, and improved hospital medical benefits. UAW President Reuther estimates about 20 cents an hour gain for Ford's 140,000 production workers. COFFEE DRINKERS About 115 billion cups of coffee are consumed in the U.S. annually.

Detroit Ford Motor Co CIO United Auto Workers UAW Walter P. Reuther Ford

Girl Next Door Opens at State Theatre

Technicolor musical The Girl Next Door begins Wednesday at the State Theatre starring June Haver Dan Dailey and Dennis Day with a lively 20th Century Fox presentation.

State Theatre June Haver Dan Dailey Dennis Day

Wabash College Grants Art Degree to Collier Jr

Graydon W. Collier Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Graydon Collier of 1915 W 10th St received a bachelor of arts degree from Wabash College at commencement exercises in Crawfordsville yesterday.

Graydon W. Collier Jr

Wayne Parks to Receive BS in Aeronautical Engineering

Bill Wayne Parks son of Mr and Mrs K Wayne Parks of 700 Nursery Rd will receive a bachelor of science degree in aeronautical engineering at Tri State College Angola during the commencement exercises Thursday.

Bill Wayne Parks K. Wayne Parks Nursery Rd Tri-State College Angola

Laura Rozelle Graduates From Funeral Management Course

Mrs. Laura F. Rozelle wife of Harold E Rozelle Anderson funeral director completed a one week course in funeral management for women at the National Foundation of Funeral Service in Evanston Illinois She was among 26 women in the first class of its kind at the Evanston organization.

Laura F. Rozelle Harold E. Rozelle Anderson Funeral National Foundation of Funeral Service Evanston, Ill Rozelle Evanston

Shares Boosted By Ford Pact

NEW YORK The Ford Motor CIO settlement boosted stocks to a record high Monday. Auto and steel issues led gains as the AP average rose to 167.20, a new high, with the industrial average at 225.60. Rails fell slightly, utilities steady, 64 1,186 issues.

New York Ford Motor CIO Associated Press

Hog Price Movements From Indianapolis Market Report

In Indianapolis buyers showed advances of fully 50c and up to 75c for hogs on Monday. Prices ranged for 180 to 240 pound barrows and gilts from 19.50 to 20.00, with heavy 200 pounders at 20.40 to 20.50 and several lots of 180 to 215 pounds at 20.15 to 20.25. Weights 240 to 270 pounds brought 18.25 to 19.50, 270 to 315 pounds 17 to 18.25, and 120 to 160 pounds 15.50 to 16.50. Cows and bulls showed strength. cattle mixed with steers and heifers up to 25c higher. Prime vealers touched 22, bulk 20 to 21.50. lambs and ewes steady with light receipts. springers 22 to 23.

Indianapolis Spl California

CALV Choice to pri Com to good Utility

Calvins limited text indicates a prior commitment to a utility plan with a $21.00 down payment and a steady $5.00 down term. The fragmentary OCR suggests a financial or lending notice without clear names or dates.

CALV Pri LAMI

Corporate bonds rise on irregular volume on Monday

The New York market saw irregular gains in the corporate bond sector as volume increased to 5.1 million per value, the heaviest since March. Government bonds fell while many convertible obligations and medium-grade railroads showed strength, with investment-grade corporates moving narrowly amid demand for convertibles and income bonds. Industrials were mostly higher, utilities mixed.

New York U. S

Hog Market Little Change After Weekend Receipts Rise

Chicago market notes light hog receipts over the weekend lift prices by 50 to 75 cents per hundredweight with a new high at 20.25. Cattle and lambs hold steady to higher margins, while total hogs on sale run around 9,000 compared with 14,000 last Tuesday.

Chicago

Dispersal and real estate auctions listed for June

On Wednesday June 8 at 1 PM Earl and Nellie Hartman schedule a Guernsey dispersal sale four miles north on Alexandria Pike Old Road 9. Saturday June 11 at 19:30 A M R C Hughes and Sons hold a Shorthorn dispersal sale three miles east of By Pass 109 on Killbuck Road. Marion Jarvis executor to auction real estate Saturday June 18 at 1 PM in Ingalls Elbert C Frazee auction capardey. Mrs W H Hunt selling household furnishings June 75 at 1 PM located 511 Cottage Ave Park Place. Egg

Earl Nellie Hartman Guernseys Alexandria Pike Old Road H. D. Kirk R. C. Hughes and Sons By Pass Killbuck Road B. B. Allen Vaughn Lipp Harold Pedigrees Marion Jarvis Ingalls Elbert C. Frazee Capardey W. H. Hunt Cottage Ave Park Place

Corn Lard Higher On Chicago Board of Trade Market

Chicago market reports show corn and lard rising on Monday while soybeans weaken except July contracts. Rain and crop prospects push wheat down, and overall carryover weighs on prices as government forecasts shift speculation. Major points include Spain buying corn, oats arrivals depressing prices, and strong hog demand lifting lard and soybean oil.

Chicago Board of Trade Suthwestern Spain

Cotton textile market and lunar lander query mix

New York reports a quiet cotton textile market with small spot and third quarter sales, largely unchanged prices and rising tendencies, while wool orders for spring are light and rayon remains dull. At White Sands Proving Ground, information men field a question from a glasses wearing youth dreaming of moon landings.

New York White Sands Proving Ground N. M

Local Livestock Market Prices Summary

Local market listings show hogs weighing 180 to 300 pounds priced on average weight with prices around 16.75 to 21.00 for calves and hogs. Poultry items include Fries under 4 pounds, old roasters, leghorn hens, and eggs with current receipts. An odd note mentions oxygen boils at 182.9 degrees below zero centigrade.

SJ Anderson Poultry i Ae Fries

Legal Notices from Madison County Indiana 1955 1958 and more

Legal notices announce divorce suit and default date for Harvey B Connell versus Res Sif May Connell in Madison County Superior Court April term 1985. Also probate actions appointing administrators for Edwin Campbell and Dinnie Working estates, with claims filing deadlines, plus city notice of Park Avenue improvements in Anderson and bids for multiple school maintenance projects including Hazelwood North Anderson and Washington School facilities.

Indiana Madison County Harvey B Connell Ressif May Connell Joseph H. Armington Conrad S. Arnkens Donald FE. Campbell Edwin Campbell Anderson Superior Court Kelley, Armond & Kelley Marion Davidson Dinnie Joseph A. Armington F. Morrow Board of Public Works City of Board of Pubiic Works City Civil Engineer Board OF Public Works Leota Heineman West L1th Street Hazelwood North Anderson Washington Seventh Street Hazelwood School West 11Th Street G. E. Ebbertt Anderson Public Schools

Trade bill clears path for final congressional agreement

Senate House Conference Committee reported a concession to alter the Millikin amendment from materially to substantially allowing protecting U S industries only if imports injure business. The deal aims for a final vote Tuesday on Eisenhower foreign trade legislation extending reciprocal trade powers and tariff reduction authority.

Washington Eisenhower Sen Byrd D-Va Senate House Sen. Millikin R-Cole House Senate Millikin U.S George D-Ga State Department

Bethany Vicinity Events Listed

M R Robert Soverns of Brooklyn New York spent the weekend with Doyle Soverns and family. Donna Mae Cottrell of Elizabethtown visited Edward Brown. Doyle Soverns and family plus Del ph i visitors were at Delphi. Paul Derr visited Chicago over the weekend. Edward Brown and Lester Boner were Portland weekend guests. Lester Severns Palmer and family visited Dan Severns at Delphi. Paul Hosier is a patient at St Johns Hospital. John Mohler underwent surgery Tuesday at St Johns Hospital.

St. John's Hospital John Mohler St. John’s Hospital

Sorority Meetings and Local Clergy Changes in Markleville

Alpha Pi chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a business meeting at the Markleville school building with Mrs. Josephine Thornburg hosting. Next session set for Wednesday evening. Martha Belle Shaw and Earl Fesler visited the Rutherford home in Muncie. Pastor changes include Rev Jim Fritz moving to Strawtown and Hobbs with Rev James Glebe to fill in. Markleville Methodist Women attended a conference at High Street in Muncie. Randall McCormack and Palmer Keller attended a sorority district meeting in Marion. Long Life notes mention Alexander Graham Bell and camel weight loss facts.

Markleville Alpha Pi Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Josephine Thornburg Martha Belle Shaw Earl Fesler Muncie Charles Rutherford Rutherfords Jim Fritz Strawtown Hobbs James Glebe Prairie Bethel Church Markleville Methodist Church High Street Methodist Church Randall McCormack Paulmer Keller Marion

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