Steel Output Will Increase This Week
The American Iron & Steel Institute estimated that US steel production would rise this week to about 62.3 percent of capacity, up from 60.6 percent last week and far below the 92 percent a year ago. The broad coverage included rail anti trust suits, a Supreme Court ruling on broker commissions, and projections for consumer credit growth to 107 billion by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Iron & Steel Institute
Consumer Credit
J Walter Thompson Co
Lumber Shipments Exceed Production Nationwide
Lumber shipments from 445 reporting mills rose 9.3 percent above production in the week ended May 8, according to the National Lumber Manufacturers Association. The report signals stronger demand and a tighter supply balance in the timber industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
National Lumber Manufacturers Assn
Auction Sales in Anderson and Nearby Towns
A compilation of forthcoming public auctions in June across Anderson and surrounding areas. Listings include guardianship and administrator sales of real estate and personal property, farm equipment, grocery stock, and scheduled auctioneers such as H. D. Kirk Joe Kellum Jim Bradley and others. Locations include Anderson Pine Street Markleville and Frankton with dates from June 8 to June 18 and various times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Banking Co
Guardian
Halford St. H. D. Kirk
Dorothy McKearney
Erma I. Ludwig
West Pine Street
Knightstown
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Irene Kemp
Anderson
8Th Street
H. D. Kirk
Geo. Paschal
Broadway
H. D Kirk
N. Rigney
C. Nelson
O. McDaniel
Lanham
G. Hancock
E. Lewis
Cedar Street
Egbert Hood
Lewis J. Williams
Thelma Stokes
Markleville
William ©. Peck
South C St
Elwood
Fridune
Don W. Peck
Pogue
Frankton
Donald Lee Holder
Wm. F. Lawler, Jr
Elbert H. Wheichel
Walter E Jarrett
Nichol Ave
Whelcher & Byrne
Erma
Ludwig
Indiana
Lawrence Renfro
Audrey Wolski
Nancy Jackson
Quotations including major stocks and Dow averages
A listing of stock prices and company names with the Dow Jones Averages and approximate volume at close. It includes American Tobacco Alcoa Bethlehem Steel Ford General Electric General Motors Goodyear International Harvester Kimberly-Clark Kroger Minnesota Mining Pfizer Sears Roebuck Standard Oil of New Jersey Union Carbide U S Steel Westinghouse Zenith and others with figures and percent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A. & P. Aleneteamn
Circussus
American Tobacco
Gs Cassneus
lAlcoa Cy
Matt
Gas & Elec
Beth. Steel
Ccuak Ae
Brunswick
Incubus
Cessna
Chrysler Cana Enne ii Crae CO
Iadeicenes Uegens
Dow
Eastman Kodak
Keeles Ford
Cc Niemwecaiuaeie
General Dynamics
General Electric
Iickan
General
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
Chas
Eaaiecce
Pierce Industries
Econ Cae Radio Cs
Saccnceucs
Sears Roebuci Idean
Ae Southern Co
Sperry Rand
Stel Standard Oil
N. J
Standard Oil
Ind
Swift & Co. Savlalaried
Texaco
Texas Instruments
Union Carbide Ee
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Zenith
Wa Mutual Funds
Soee
Wellington
Dow Jones
Hogs Gain 25 to 50 Cents on Monday Market
CHICAGO AP Hog prices rose 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight as demand stayed firm for a small Monday supply of 7,500 head, down from weekend estimates. Some top offerings hit $18, the year's high, with heavy weights above 230 pounds lifting prices. Slaughter steers traded steady to lower with prime and choice grades shifting, while lambs and ewes saw steady to firmer quotes in a quiet market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local Livestock Market Prices Update
Hog prices rose 10 cents with weights 220 to 240 pounds at 16.75 and 240 to 260 pounds at 16.25. Larger ranges show steers and heifers valued between 25.00 and 27.00 for good stock, with cows around 21.00 to 30.00 depending on quality. Cattle prices added, while other lines appear partially garbled.
Christ's College Founding Note From Cambridge University
Christ's College at Cambridge University was founded in 1906 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII. The record lists varied livestock prices in Muncie markets with hogs, steers, heifers, cows, calves, lambs, and grain values, ending with a historical note about the college's origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ's College
Cambridge University
Lady Margaret Beaufort
Henry VII
Steels Lead Shares Higher on Market Rally
Steels led a broad stock market advance in New York as major steel issues rose 2 to over 5 points. Auto sales gains buoyed motor stocks while rails benefited from wage-settlement hopes and projected heavier carloadings. The Dow gained 7.94 to 636.92 and the AP 60 index rose 2.50 while volume and breadth reflected a strong session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Rails
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Grain futures close weak on Board of Trade
Grain futures prices were mostly weak in drab trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn saw slight gains from short covering as weekend rain delayed Midwest planting further. oats and rye led losses with mixed results across grains. Wheat and soybeans ended near unchanged with small moves in July contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Janet Fleming Speaks To Hoofbeats 4-H Club
Janet Fleming guest spoke at the Hoofbeats 4-H Club meeting at the 4-H show arena in Alexandria. She demonstrated grooming trimming and showing with two horses. For the upcoming 4-H fair there will be as many horse classes as pony classes and mare foal and stallion foal are combined for champion foal. Horses and ponies will be shown in three size divisions under 46 inches 46 to 56 inches and over 56 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fleming
Alexandria
Butcher Hogs Remain Steady in Indianapolis Market
Fully steady hog prices dominated trades in Indianapolis Monday with a few spots 25 cents higher on 240 to 270 pound hogs. Bulk No 1 to 3 barrows and gifts 180 to 240 pounds sold 17 to 17.75 dollars, while 190 to 225 pound hogs averaged 17.75 to 18 dollars. Lighter 240 to 270 pounders ranged 16.25 to 17.25, and 270 to 300 pounds 15.50 to 16.25. Cattle and veal showed varied movements, with steers and heifers steady to 50 cents lower early, and cows steady to strong. Lambs and ewes priced accordingly, with good vealers 27 to 28.50 and 24 to 25.50 for prime lambs. ewes 4 to 6 dollars.
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Peace Avenues
Anc
Indianapolis
Spl
Ike Says No D Day Reminder Required
President Eisenhower declined any reminder of the 16th anniversary of D-Day. While touring West Point classrooms he said the date came to mind on waking and added thankfully that he does not have to live that day over.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
Eisenhower
Europe
Adoption petitions and trade notices headline Madison notices
In Madison County Indiana Superior Court notices warn Bruce L Whitlow to respond to petition for Nancy Whitlow adoption and Clarence Mason Skaggs to contest three adoptions. Public sale ads list repossessed cars, a 1951 Mercury and a 1953 DeSoto, with auction dates June 11, 1960. Also road contract bids invited for highway improvements in Madison and Delaware counties with plan details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Indiana
Madison County
Superior Court
Edward J. Sterneman
Sterneman
Bruce L. Whitlow
Martha Sterneman
Nancy
Whitlow
Anderson
Eugene Creagmile
Kelley, Arnold & Kelley
Madison
Linda Lee Skaggs
Vera Ann Skaggs
Mary Elizabeth Skaggs
Clarence Rondall Isbell
AOGT
Clarence Mason Skaggs
Joan C. Bashaw
Loarel T. Richards
N. Harrison St
Alexandria
W. 29Th St
Joseph L. Birch
Capital Ave
Indianapolis
29Th St
DeSoto
Economy Finance Corp
Jackson St
Ind
Elbert Malcolm
15Th St
Hudson, Ser
College music groups plan U S tours this summer
Anderson College will send three musical groups on national tours June 22 to August 25, meeting in Houston for the Youth Fellowship of the Church of God convention. The Collegaires Quartet, Envoys Quartet, and the Melodaries will perform before Church of God congregations across eleven states and Canada, highlighting members from nine states and two accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Anderson College
Norman Beard
Houston
Tex
The
Youth Fellowship of the
Church of God
Beard
Canada
Ontario
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Betty Rved
Fresno
Calif
Juanita Evans
Hoopston
Sandy Moore
Fustis
Fla
Beverly Rouintree
West Plains
Madison County Delegates Prepare For State Democratic Convention
Madison County delegates to the Democratic state convention will gather at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis for headquarters. Fifth District Democrats meet June 20 at Claypool with all district delegates attending. County chairman William Norton lists delegates by township and ward, with many named individuals and towns included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Claypool
Indianapolis
William Norton
Adams
Duck
Jesse Moore
Fall Creek
Francis G. Hinkle
Marion Manlove
Green
Everett Huntzinger
Jackson
Nile E. Todd
Lafayette
Verl Brown
Fred Davis
Monroe
Louise Bender
Jack R. Bousley
John F. Cleaver
Matthew H. Hall
Walter E Hurst
Donald P
Carl L. Crosley
Richard E. Kreeger
van Buren Twp
Freda R. DeLong
George C. Johnson
Robert Fortson
Elwood
Allied Nations Note D-Day Anniversary in Normandy
In Bayeux and along the Normandy coast, statesmen soldiers and veterans marked the D-Day anniversary with ceremonies at Omaha and Utah beaches and the American cemetery. French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville led a delegation praising allied sacrifices and noting postwar Franco German reconciliation and strengthened Western alliance.
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Bayeux
France
Normandy
Omaha
Utah
Europe
Maurice Couve de Murville
Richard Gale
6Th Airborne Division
Ranville
Couve de Murville
Lisieux
West Germany
Western Alliance
Shahs Twin Sister Marries Iranian Physician
Princess Ashraf, sister to the Shah of Iran, wed Iranian Dr. Medhi Boushehri in a hush hush ceremony at the Iranian Embassy in Paris. The couple honeymooned Monday after a Sunday wedding, Ashraf aged 40 and Boushehri aged 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ashraf
Iran
Medhi Boushehri
Major Cebu City Fire Destroys Property Worth Two Million
Manila AP dispatch reports a Monday blaze in Cebu City destroyed about 300 residential and business establishments valued at two million dollars. No casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Cebu City
Philippine News Service
Dispatch
Week Of Events As Allen Chapel Opens 70th Year
Allen Chapel A M E Indianapolis marks its 69th anniversary with a week of daily services at the Sheridan Street church and a Sunday closing program led by Rev S D Hardrick and choir. Guest speakers include Sherman Street Church of God Rev Edward Foggs. Beth El A M E Richmond provides the concluding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Chapel
16Th and
Sheridan Sts
F. B. Jones
Dorothy Taylor
Indianapolis
Allen Temple
Marion
Allen
Richard Allen
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Sherman Street Church of God
Edward Foggs
Sherman Street Church
Church of Indianapolis
S. D. Hardrick
Bethany A. M. E. Church of Indianapolis
C. T. H. Watkins
Allen Temple A. M. E. Church of
Elmer Arnold
J. A. Woods
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Richmond
UPI Staff Writer William F Tyree Dies in Los Angeles
William F Tyree UPI Los Angeles bureau correspondent and World War II foreign correspondent died after a long illness at age 4 He covered Allied Pacific campaigns and later managed UPM Movietone TV bureau in Los Angeles He joined United Press in 1937 after UCLA Los Angeles Herald Express Westwood Press years in LA and Phoenix then Honolulu Pearl Harbor coverage Burial at Forest Lawn Glendale with widow Elizabeth and two daughters Sharon and Sheila Services pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam F. Tyree
United Press International
Los Angeles
Tyree
United Press Movietone Television
Pacific
United Press
University of Carornia
Los Angeles Herald - Express
Westwood Press
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Oregon Radio
UPMT
Nashville
Tenneyree
Elizabeth
Sharon
Sheila
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies
Advertisements are priced per line with minimum charges for one day to one month placements. Discounts apply for cash or payments within seven days. Rates cover both The Herald and The Bulletin for a single paper. Ads accepted until 9 am for Bulletin and 3 pm the prior day for Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
The
Bulletin
Credit extended to persona with telephones
A brief notice states that credit is extended to individuals who possess telephones. It notes eligibility and terms as published by the lending entity. The item emphasizes access to services via telephone connections and applies to identified customer groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persona
Broadway Walkout Boosts Night Club Scene
Broadway theater shutdowns forced by the actors contract dispute hit Saturday business for cab drivers news vendors restaurants and bus tours while boosting fading night clubs. Equity and The League New York Theaters will resume talks Monday at 2 p.m. The 22 theaters shut down could last a week or more, a first since 1919 when Equity won representation rights.
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New York
UPI
Broadway
Actors Equity
League
Equity
Blond Animals Suffer Sunburn In Summer At Purdue
Purdue extension veterinarian Dr F A Hall warns blond livestock are prone to severe sunburn in summer especially on white areas. Sunlight and plant substances trigger photosensitization causing irritation decay and possible internal harm. Provide shade feed dry rations and darkened shelter at night until recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University Extension
F. A. Hall
Hall
Classified Display: Multiple Advertisements Section
A dense classified page lists categories from announcements, memoriam, and lost and found to business services, employment, real estate, financial directives, automotive, and miscellaneous items. It outlines service types like appliance repair, plumbing, hauling, and tax service, plus listings for rentals, estates, auctions, and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae
Onan Pupnog
Petseneisiaaneies
Cacia Inabancana Mobile
Homer
Japanese Helicopter Production Licensed
STRATFORD CONN UPI Sikorsky Aircraft Division of United Aircraft Corp announced Monday the licensing of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd of Japan to manufacture and sell its SH-61 helicopter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford, Conn
UPI
Sikorsky Aircraft Division
United Aircraft Corp
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd
Japan
Plague Warning Urges Vigilance From Medical Authority
CHICAGO UPI Dr Karl Friederich Meyer winner of the Howard Taylor Ricketts Memorial Award in Medicine warns against relaxing vigilance against the plague. He notes a vast western stretch of North America is a potential danger area and calls for continued alertness despite advances in fighting the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Karl Friederich Meyer
University of Chicago
Howard Taylor Ricketts
Meyer
University of California
North America
China’s Meissen china secret born 1710 saga ends in imprisonment
In 1710 Johann Friedrich Boettger created the porcelain process that launched Saxony’s Meissen ware. Patron August, duke-elector, imprisoned him to guard the secret. Boettger died mysteriously. Saxony protected the secret briefly, but it eventually leaked and Meissen became a world center of china making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Johann Friedrich Boettger
August
Saxony
Boettger
Meissen
China backs Soviet disarmament proposals
Communist China announced through Peiping radio on Monday its support for the new Soviet disarmament proposals handed out in Moscow last Thursday. A government statement called the Soviet plan another effort by the Soviet government toward real disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tokyo
Moscow
Peiping Radio
Local Classifieds Offer Dirt Gravel Services and Lessons
Multiple ads list gravel stone sand and cinders with contact numbers. Piano and organ lessons offered by Edna G. Kelly at phone 2-3458. Remodeling services include carpentry masonry painting roofing and more with free estimates at 2-8686. Also pest control termite roach estimates Cain's Pest Control West 32nd and tree service septic pumping and yard work advertised with phone numbers 3-3848 2-8803 and 3-4216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
West Side
REE
MADAME ROSE READER HEI IN LOVE BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Fragmented classified style item lists contact numbers for yard work materials and services. Mentions parent figures Minnie and Mom Pop with Minnie, plus a home delivery and a spray product with an eight year guarantee. Includes stray lines about reservations and an address 2711 Meridian 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Rose Reader
Meridian
Durgan’s
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United Press International Steel Production
Kansas City
Riss & Co
Broker's Commission
Supreme Court
Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon
Uicabahceusacke
Muncie Livestock
Anderson Poultry Posnd Ioc Cccascouus
Cicnccwcceen
Executrix Public Sale
Esteron
America
Dow Chemical Company
Farmers Grain & Coal CO
Frankton, Indiana
Ike
State Highway Department
State House Annex
Greenfield
Delaware
SR. 232
West St
Yorktown
State Highway Department of Indiana
STA Highway Dept. OF Indian
John Aos
Collegaires
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Dennis Neal
Fredonia
Ron Shearer
Springfield
James Knfeldt
Homestead
John Bloom
Eric
Ken Cox
Far West
Envoys
Ilinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Bob Asel
Eldred
Ted Martin
Pomona
D. C
Uear
Shah
Paul F. Myers
Standard Oil Company
Myers
Roy Williamson
Wil
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
the People's Marketplace
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Ewee
Kelly
Cinders
Amanda Ginn
Lawrence H. Harrison
R.R. 3
New Castle
Columbus Ave
Nanae Otel Training, Inc
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Inish High School
Wayne School
B&h
Edna G. Kelly
Roccelle Beauty Salon
West
Johnson's Barber Shop
East 26Th
Agnes & Barnett
Decker Building
Rawleigh
Sam Flatford
Myers Gravel and Sand CO
Alexandria Pike
N. Velie
Amos Schlabach
BOZE
Sam
Moss Island
Minnie
AM AD
DIAL
Alcoholics Anonymous
Transportation
Larry Hatfield
Middletown
Sacramento
Kroger
Stand4fy
Call Cicero
Lehigh
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