Ex-Banker's Trial Delayed in Federal Court
Ex-banker Edward A. Hintze, tied to a state funds embezzlement case, gains a court delay to allow subpoenas for Sen. Fulbright and Senate aide Wallace. Judge Julius H. Miner grants postponement until June 22 as prosecutors and defense await adjournment and subpenas.
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Willan Fulbright
D-Ark
Robert A.W
Senate Ranking Committee
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Hintz
Mintz
Southmoor Trust Bank
Joan Mi Leonard
U.S
Albert F. Manion
Miner
Fulbertytt
Wallace
Stateville
Nodge
Two AHS Students Awarded National Science Grants
Two Anderson High School students, Pall y Pearson and Mark Barron, have earned National Science Foundation grants to attend a two week science institute at Indiana University. More than 250 applicants sought admission to the High School Science Institute on the J. U. campus, with Pearson and Barron chosen for their strong science scholarship.
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Naional Science Foundation
Indiana University
Pally Pearson
Darwin F. Pearson
Lincoln St
Mark Barron
Milford Barron
Hth Street
J. U
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Report
A near healing substance shrinks hemorrhoids relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle relief with actual reduction. The product, Bio-Dynet derived, appears as suppository or ointment named Prooarction 1 with money back guarantee.
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Tork
Sperlell
Jain
AMA Leader Urges Firm Stand on Hospital Fees and Health Costs
The AMA president urged holding firm against hospital fees and cuts to doctors' charges, arguing rising costs imperil patients. He pressed for tactics to reduce medical costs, promote voluntary insurance, and expand Blue Shield plans as aging Americans seek affordable care.
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Amercian Medical Association
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YMCA Luncheons and Civic Groups Schedule
Readable fragment lists multiple afternoon events at the YMCA and Civic groups. Mentions CC of C Industria safely, Rotaru, 12:00 times for Crippled Children and Girl Scouts Dimers, 11:30 for Cham Commerce, 6:00 Monads Kiwanis, and Toastmistresses clubs with Omega Nu and Toastmasters marked.
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Rotaru
C. Agricuity
Girl Scouts
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Cham Commerce
Monads Kiwanis
Omega Nu Tait
South Side Junior High Teacher Wins Purdue Grant
Yard uervey, a teacher and counselor at South Side Junior High, earned a grant to attend an Advancial Institute in Counseling at Purdue University this summer. The program combines class work, lab study, seminars, and field trips to explore student appraisal, career information, research methods, and counseling facilities needs. Conducted with the U S Office of Education under the National Defense Education Act, the session runs June 19 to July 31 for trained counselors and teachers.
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South Side Junio H High School
Purdue University
Helvey
U. S. Office of Education
Anderson Man Retires From Air Force
Master Sergeant Maegis, son of Mrs. Mary Mor, of 739 West St, retired from the United States Air Force after 25 years of service including duty in Japan and Germany. The announcement notes four million dollars in estimated benefits and broad foreign assignments. Wall Street meanwhile faced renewed fears of tight money as President Eisenhower proposed scrapping the government bond interest ceiling, triggering market selling and broker commentary.
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Hubert T. Morris
United States Air Force
Robert &. Montagne
Ofive Training Command
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Tee Maegis
Mary
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Germany
Panama
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Libya
Turkey
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Sergeant Morcis plans business venture in Ander son
After months of easing into life, Sergeant Morcis aims to start a business in Ander son. The move follows a period of laid back activity as he seeks new work and opportunities in the town.
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Morcis
Anderson
Indiana University Commencement and Market News Mix
Indiana University capped its 13th commencement awarding 4162 degrees including 2,1 graduates of Washington Indiana as poet Jessamy West and D. Sherman Plato Young spoke. The Dow closed down with the industrial average at 2979. Stages included Judge John S. Hastings receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws amid praise for integrity and courage. Esso cut fuel prices across the nation as more grads and dignitaries attended ceremonies.
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Indiana University
U.S
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Hastings
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
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Byron K. Trippet Offergana
Wabash
Hog market shows 25 to 40 cents lower prices
Indianapolis reports lower hog prices across grades with bulk Nos 1 to 3 logs and barrows and gilts sold in range from 16.50 to 17 per hundredweight. A few items traded around 57.10 dollars with meager receipts noted.
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Larsey
Treasury
White House
Neady
Merlean Motors
Loupe Penne
General Electric General
New York Central
Nicholson File
Pennsylvania
Pierce
Bure
Ion Siena Brass
Eel
High Hood
Lo Aver- Westinghouse
Sone Lee Tor
Gleifers
Wellington
Helfers
Themiéa& McKinnonland
Rye Futures Boost Market Action Amid Broad Commodity Gains
A late rally in rye futures lifted Chicago Board of Trade contracts with No. 1 and 2 rye climbing toward 224 pounds while wheat also saw solid gains. Prices for various grain and livestock futures moved higher as traders reacted to market stimuli and late-day momentum, with rye contracts hitting new highs and several grain prices advancing into the close.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Erereere
Judy
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Prices for cattle lambs and poultry showed declines and steadiness across classes. Steers and heifers hovered near averages while lambs remained unchanged, with feed markets noting mixed grain quotes and a forecast for soybeans and corn influenced by regional harvests. A minor injury incident involved a boy stepping on a nail and receiving hospital care.
Livestock and Textile Market Report from Muncie and New York
Market notes show hogs and calves with varied prices and weights in Muncie listings, including hogs 190 to 280 pounds and calves to utility grades. In New York, the cotton label market was dull, wool goods quiet, rayon fabric demand slow, nylon and dacron blends still booked into early 1950s quarter.
Stock Quotations from Merlean Motors Market Report
Stock quotations show mixed live stock and commodity prices across categories. Heaviest activity centered on lambs and hogs with steady or slightly lower quotes while cattle ranges fluctuated, reflecting general market conditions and varying grade levels.
Hog market steady to 15 cents lower in Chicago
AP report from Chicago notes a mostly fair to good demand with relatively scarce supply of No 1 grade hogs. Prices for butcher hogs were steady to five cents lower as Monday trading opened, with buyers cautious amid uneven supplies and market uncertainty.
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