Illness Sparks Market Selloff Amid President News
New York traders sold stocks Friday after reports of the President illness. The Dow and associated index sank heavily, erasing an estimated 20 billion in market value from late September to October before recovering. Volume reached around 3.03 million shares as brokers urged patience and cautioned against emotion.
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Wheat Leads Grain Upward As Market Closes Higher
Grain futures rose on Friday with wheat up 2 to 3 cents as the September contract led gains. Corn and oats gained while soybeans moved modestly higher. news on soil bank payments and Secretary Benson's statements influenced trade amid broader market moves after Eisenhower’s hospital visit.
Chicago Hogs Turn Lower in Quiet Market
The hog market eased on Friday with butchers steady to 50 cents firmer for gelling and sows down 25 to 50 cents. Most 1906 250 pound butchers sold around 16.75 to 17.28, with No 1 and 2 grades 199 to 228 pounds at 17.35 to 17.50. Buyers picked up some No 1 lots at 17.00 to 19.00, top. Sows 328 to 425 pounds sold 19.75 to 15.00. Selected 300 to 380 pound hogs 15.00 to 15.25, bulk 425 to 350 pound sows 12.25 to 13.75. Receipts about 6.00. Cattle steady, cows and bulls steady with feeders steady at 1.00 higher. Receipts about 1,000. Good to high good steers 950 to 1,050 pounds 13.50 to 19.73, few top. Mixed utility steers 14.50, cows 12.00 to 14.00. Sheep weak with spring lambs. old crop lambs steady. A few good and choice spring lambs 24.00 to 27.00, top.
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Hogs and Livestock Prices Headline from Indianapolis Market
A detailed price list from an Indianapolis hog and livestock sale shows hogs 180 to 250 pounds selling around 17.25 to 18.75, with heavier hogs down to 13.75 and 11.75 for the 400+ pound range. Steers and heifers mostly steady with top choice at 20.78 to 21.50, calves and poultry values noted, and grain and eggs listed for local buyers.
Grain Market Is Unsettled in Late May Trade
In Lafayette the grain market showed unsettled conditions during the last two weeks of May. Prices fell four to five cents a bushel on wheat and other small grains as new crop deliveries began in the Southwest. Corn trading was influenced by variable planting weather and new price support legislation, with nearby prices down a few cents while late contracts declined more. Soybean prices weakened as oil and meal values slipped, though a government report hinted at a small carryover for next year.
Muncie livestock prices drift lower on Friday auction
Auction report shows calves steady to higher with veal prices around 9 to 21 dollars. Cattle range from about 11 to 18 dollars for steers and heifers, while bulls and cows trade mixed. Lambs see steady demand with prices near 18 to 28 dollars. Sheep also steady with light declines noted.
Dry goods market and missing person report in New York
Small sales of print cloths and broadcloths were noted in New York with print cloths at 19 cents a yard. The textile market was slow for warvan goods and fabrics for near delivery. A brief note mentions Dorothy Kilpolallen and a missing youth, a 5 horseyear-old son, in a developing local area report.
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Dick Follmar Air
Auction Sales List Highlights Local Estates and Real Estate
An auction notice outlines multiple sales including Korney Estate on Mable Avenue and Woodward Cemetery adjacent property, with events set for June and June 11. It lists bidders, auctioneers, and locations across towns like Alexandula Brehl and Taner, detailing dates, times, and lot references for real estate and personal estate items.
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Philbrook Heads to Seattle for Baptist Convention
The Rev. Milli Philbrook of Meadowbrook Baptist Church will leave Thursday for the American Baptist Convention in Seattle. Vi Jung 22 will be retained. All church services proceed as usual with midweek Bible study led by Mrs. Cart Gover. Children’s Day is observed June 17 with a 9 40 am service. Vacation Bible School runs four weeks across two sessions beginning June 8 for Kindergarten and Junior age groups. registration opens June 18 with a fee per child.
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Virginia and Indiana Courthouse Civil and Criminal Dockets
Court records list numerous civil suits including quiet title partition and accounting actions in Virginia and Indiana courts. It records divorces, settlements, and damages, with several defendants and plaintiffs named, plus sentences to Indiana Reformatory for escape and grand larceny cases.
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Bille W. C. Schuyler
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Allen G. Weir
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Marilyn Jean Mills
Anderson and Woolbert
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Robert Donsald Grassmeyer
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Lloyd Underwood
Slate of Indiana
William Taylor
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Charles Mason
Clarerne
Morse
Ann Morse
Richard S. Mills
Marilyndean Mills
Hey Cross
Patricia Peardurff
Dale Deathurfi
Purple Heart Auxiliary Names Anderson Women
Six Anderson women were named to state posts of the Military Order of the Purple Heart Auxiliary at the state convention in Elwood. Hostesses were Chapter BY of Anderson at the Elwood American Legion Home.
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Telephone Rate Rise Granted by Indiana PSC
Cravens denounces GOP splits as Indiana Public Service Commission grants a 54 860 rate hike for telephone service across rural areas. He cites factional quarrels in Marion and surrounding counties while claiming to be the lone GOP candidate with PSC experience. Delegates to a future convention will determine the broader impact on Indiana Michigan Electric and regional electric suppliers.
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Summer School for Orchestra and Band Opens Monday
Summer school for Band and Orchestra students starts next week at Anderson High School. Band director George F. Vaught and Thomas B. Glom supervise sessions for beginners, intermediates, and advanced players. Programs run June 1 to August 3 with instrument-specific schedules and practice at Central Junior High, 120A Lincoln Streets.
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Music class and election results in Michigan City
Violin, cello and string bass instruction is listed with a 10 am string ensemble and 11 am advanced violin. Afternoon features Mr Clem Will directing the high serial string orchestra at 1 pm. Thursday offers morning violin practice for three hours and afternoon intermediate rioting. NEADS STATE ELKS MICHIGAN CITY elected Dr. William J. Hart as president and other officers including John J. Jennings and Norman Freeland among listed leaders.
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Local Teens Held On Suspicion Of Race Track Break-In
Two youths aged 16 and 17 were detained by city police on Thursday night after an attempted break in at the Sun Valley race track refreshment stand. Authorities say the pair planned to steal beer and are being held for further questioning. The same two boys were reportedly taken into custody recently on a similar charge.
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Special School Plans Building for Men Taught by Mrs Foust
The Opportunity School for men tallying children closed its first year with a new house and a picnic at Shadyside Park. Directors, who operated in the south basement of the Park Place building, plan to buy a lot and erect a permanent home to be ready before the next September term. Fresh Strawberries Heiney's Frozen Foods Phone 3-2834.
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