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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1954

Page

21

Transit service near normal in Indianapolis after six week strike

Indianapolis transit resumes after a six week strike with patronage described as about normal for Monday. Frank J. Weinhoff notes drivers return without bitterness and a one million dollar revenue loss estimated by the company. Owl service cut and schedules trimmed. parking rules restored. drivers receive 4 cent hourly raise now and another raise to 1.80 in November.

Indianapolis Frank J. Weinhoff Indianapolis Transit System, Inc AFL Motor Coach Employee Union

Cotton textile market holds steady as early July hints loom

New York traders reported only small sales of print cloths and sheetings on Monday. Top quality 80 square print cloths sold at 19.5 cents a yard while averages were down about a half cent. Wool goods re ordering for fall was light as mills eye spring lines, with some mills aiming to complete by early July. Rayon filament fabrics showed modest demand for nearby shipments.

New York

New York Central bonds rally after proxy win

In New York trading, corporate bonds were active with higher prices for New York Central Railroad issues following Robert R Young's victory in the proxy fight. Government bonds found support as the market opened with an air raid drill delaying activity. Total trading totaled 2.12 million per value, down from Friday and the prior week.

New York New York Central Railroad U.S Robert R. Young Central

U. S. Mines Hit 5000 Tons of Bituminous Coal Per Minute

U S mines report a production rate of 5000 tons of bituminous coal each minute highlighting mining efficiency and output scale.

U. S

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate No 11990

Creditors heirs and legatees of Samuel C Sutton deceased must appear in Madison Circuit Court Anderson Indiana on June 24 1954 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Joseph H Armington. Dated May 27 1954.

Samuel C. Sutton Madison Anderson Indiana Joseph H. Armington Madison Circuit J. Cramer Alldredge

Auction notices and livestock market report

A sequence of live auctions lists sales in Indiana and nearby areas with venues in Daleville Fairmount Alexandria Marion Elkhart and Anderson. The hog market reports price ranges for light and heavy classes and notes shifts from losses to steadier tones. Also included are brief items on a World War II surplus mine detector hobbyist and annual timber losses in the southern forests.

Irving Coffman Daleville Elbert C. Frazee Walter Engle Washington St Fairmount Indiana Everett Corn Egg Hood Aucts John & Hazel Whetsel Anderson Main St State Rd H. D. Kirk Superior Manufacturing Co Alexandria Ind Egg M. Hood Francis Walters Whites Ave Marion Harry Wambaugh, Inc Delco S. 3Rd St Elkhart Jeff D. Linville Silver St Everett Ege M. Hood Richmond M— N. FE Wariiner Fort Harrison James River

Stock market ends mixed as trading stalls on Monday

Shares wavered with low volume and small price moves as electrical equipment and chemicals rose while railroads utilities and distillers fell. New York Central led with a rise after proxy fight news, but overall averages slipped slightly. Volume totaled about 1.42 million shares, the lightest since February.

New York New York Central Robert R. Young Stocks Exchange Associated Press American Stock Exchange

Muncie Livestock Prices Drift Lower With Mixed Sales

In Muncie sales steers declined with most lots 25 to 75 cents lower and three prime steers hit 27.00. Heifers steady to 50 cents lower and cows 11.50 to 15.50. Salable receipts 9 000 head. about 500 unsold. sheep 1 000 with lambs and sheep steady. spring lambs 22.50 to 25.00. No. 1 old crop lambs 19.50 to 23.00. Rome NY plant workers form community garden plot for fitness, nutrition and social time.

Indianapolis Lpl Muncie Chicago Madison County

Molotov Concedes Slightly in Indochina Talks

In Geneva, Molotov offered a minor concession on the veto in a proposed neutral nations commission for Indochina. Western powers pressed for progress, while India and Pakistan backed the Soviet line. Korea talks loom as a UN subcommittee drafts a statement urging UN involvement. A dog in Chester, a sea gull incident in Falmborough Head, and natural history notes from the Grand Canyon also appear in brief items.

Indochina Czechoslovakia Poland India Pakistan Anthony Eden Korea United Nations

Soybeans Rise to 10-Cent Daily Limit on Board Trade

Chicago July soybeans jump the 10 cent limit as feed grains stay firm while corn oats and rye show mixed moves. Demand for July soybeans comes from short sellers wary of cash bean movement and a drop in visible bean supplies last week. The Agriculture Department plans extra bin storage for 100 million bushels, bolstering corn support amid storage fears. Formosa and Israel expected to buy soybeans this week. House panel favors higher butter price supports pending full Congress approval.

Chicago Board of Trade Formosa Israel House Agriculture Committee Congress Agriculture Department

Marketing Cards To Grain Growers Distribution

Marketing cards were distributed to Madison County wheat growers starting yesterday at the County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office. Notices told farmers to pick up cards at the Post Office building from June 14 through June 23 and to bring Farm Marketing Quotas for permit preparation. Mr. Shuman noted strong farmer cooperation in observing wheat allotments. the office operates 8 am to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.

Madison County County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office Jesse Shuman Shuman

Wilson Gets $100 Suit For Skipping Fishing

Milwaukee slugger Jim Wilson earned a $100 suit after declining to go fishing Sunday. He had pitched the major league's first no hitter of the year Saturday against Philadelphia. Braves manager Charlie Grimm told him to take the day off, but Wilson showed up anyway.

Milwaukee Jim Wilson Philadelphia Milwaukee Braves Charlie Grimm Grimm

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