Weather and Labor Keep Indiana Crops Growing Strong
The State Farm weather bulletin notes favorable conditions aiding tomato setting, blocking, and harvest across Indiana. About 220 workers, plus 60 area laborers, assisted in various counties including Fort Wayne and South Bend, with Mexican and Puerto Rican workers arriving to fill labor needs. Reports from Anderson, Kokomo, Marion, Lima, Muncie, Columbus, Connersville, New Albany, and Vincennes indicate good crop health, rising labor demands, and upcoming plantings, though some areas face rain shortages and earlier departures for Michigan.
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TNC
Indiana
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Indiana Security
Roger
Npbilvickers
Marion
Muncie
Columbus
Connersville
New’ Albany
Michigan
Classified Ads Sell Used Baby Items on Walton Street
A local ad column promotes inexpensive classified ads to sell baby carriage and playpen items. Ads run daily at 93¢ for a four line family ad under a weekly plan, with an Ad Writer available 7 30 A M to 5 P M at 35371. A Walton Street family sold theirs to the first viewer on day one of the ad run.
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Walton Street
Hogs Market Brief Sees Broad Gains and Mixed Beef
Chicago hog prices rose for a second straight day with 190 to 260 pound hogs at 17.00 to 17.25 per cwt and a top of 17.50 for 200 to 210 pounds. Slaughter cattle were steady to slightly higher as demand remained fair. prices ranged 23.75 to 28.00 for high grades. Sheep trade slowed with spring lambs down about 30 cents. Cornell receives a 50,000 dollar unrestricted grant from the B F Goodrich Fund honoring John L. Collyer.
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Chicago
Luavon
Boyd-Carpenter
Harold Macmillan
Muncie
Washington
Labor Relations Board
NLRB
E. Gray
Waterford
Sirsons
Les
Vandenberg Air Force,co
Lalif
APA
Thor
Ballis
Gray
Grey
Santa
Yls Maria the
Grand Union
U.S
Grain Rallies On Mixed Board For Gains
Grain futures rose on Tuesday with most contracts higher on the Board of Trade though gains were not as broad as Monday. Wheat led with modest advances while oats and July soybeans lagged, corn and rye moved higher, and total volume remained near 60 million bushels.
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Board of Trade
Auction Sales and Executors Sale Announced in Local Notices
Auction notices list sales on June 11 at 1 PM near Chesterfield and June 27 at 1 PM near Anderson. Listings include household goods, real estate on Main Street Road and St Th, and multiple executors or trustees such as James C. Braaiey and Joe Kellim. Nearby addresses include 3517 Golimbut Ave and intersections alongSa alola SE.
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Velma "Stuart
Chesterfield
Charles Lawdeg
James BE. Wertz
Tf Anderson
James C. Braaiey
Joe Kellim
Sim
Daisy Mae’ Melson
Anderson
St. Th
Saalola SE Na R
Wheat Referendum Planned for July 23 in Indiana
Madison County ASC chairman Virgil Lawler announced a July 23 wheat referendum. Wheat marketing quotas require two thirds approval by producers. quotas apply only in 39 major wheat states. Eligible voters must expect to harvest over 15 acres of wheat in 1960. acreage allotments determine marketing rights and penalties for excess production.
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Presen Iaw
Virgil Lawler
Madison County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Secretary of Agriculure
Indiana
Lawler
ASC
Textile market steady as small rise dominates New York
Dry Goods New York AP reports the cotot Textile market shows small scale rising predominating, with third and fourth quarter deliveries of print cloths bread cloths and drills and firm prices. Rayon filament sales rise moderately in the man made fibers market for the third quarter.
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New York
Stowaway Honored in Paris Flight Reunion
Arthur Schreiber 53 of Los Angeles, the first person to stow away on a trans Atlantic flight, was honored as a guest in Paris after sneaking onto the June 14 1929 Canard plane from New York. Air France welcomed him with two original crew members at the gathering.
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Paris
UPI
Arthur Schreiber
Los Angeles
Canary
New York
Schreiber
Air France
Shares Take Further Loss On Moderate Volume
The New York market fell further as the Associated Press average dropped to 9221.90 with the Dow at 621.40, 692 issues down and 338 up in a calm session. Trading volume was low at about 2.45 million shares, with tobacco and steel issues bucking the trend and few new highs.
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New York
Wey
New York Exchange
Dow Jones Industriages
Bethel Church members elected at annual conference
Bethel Methodist Church members and affiliates were elected at the Annual Church Conference. Debate centered on proposed foreign aid cuts with Rep. Bentley pledging another 60 million dollars in military aid cuts as crucial voting approaches in the House. Leaders warned that security could suffer from reduced military funding.
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Ana
Bethel Methodist Church
House
Alvin’ M
Bentley
R-Mich
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
GOP
Eisenhower
Neil Il. McElroy
Charles” A. Ta
Halleck
Wright
Walter H. Judd
Atlanta Desegregation Plan Ordered by Federal Judge
Federal judge in Atlanta directed the city school board to submit a plan to desegregate schools, allowing time for potential legislative action. Hooper said he is compelled to enjoin racial discrimination and asked the board to specify how it proposes to end segregation within a reasonable time. The ruling references a plan that may involve gradual desegregation and potential legislative action.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Board
Frank A. Hooper
Hooper
General Assembly
British aid payments rise in government move
The British government announced increases in national welfare payments aimed at the neediest citizens. The changes, disclosed by Minister John Boyd-Carpenter, raise rates for various allowances and are to take effect in September, about six weeks before general elections.
Madison County notices and estate actions in Anderson Indiana
A mixed set of historic notices from Madison County Indiana including a final settlement of estate with probate court reference in Anderson Grows about guardianship petitions for Wayne Xi and ward arrangements under 18, bids for a new elementary school building, appointment notices for an estate, and a final settlement with statements of proofs of heirs. The notices reference the Madison Superior Court and county officials, with dates in 1890s-1917 era language.
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A. Smal
Pike
Arthur E. Pike
Anderson
Eugene
Creagmile
Superior Court
St. Madison ‘County
Seaman
Rotruck de Sehigler
Oho
Hnson Austin
Stewart
Tae
Iroiana I
Chambers
O.ste
Cote
County “Department, of Public Welfare
Indiana
Sud
Ernut
eLesaid Court
Eugene Creagmile
Berk Wanon
Ham
Mate
Sune
Madison
Iain
Evalyn
SR Lee
Rocco Fee
Crete
Saas
Gourt
Ely
Madison Ck
STELSON G._ ANDERSON
Commisaiet Jou CD
Stacgenburg
Teitasaesosuly
West Virginia Bear Season Limits Big Bear Rule
A West Virginia hunting regulation allows shooting a single black bear per season with a minimum weight requirement of over 156 pounds. The rule targets adult bears and is enforced by wildlife authorities to manage populations and ensure sustainable hunting practices.
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West Virginia
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Earl Egeman
Janet Burris
Everett Harris
Ack Hensley
Victor Robarts
J. Ernest Riggs
C. A." Edmonson
Lewis Pool
Charles Baker
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Wiliam
Darrell Brandenburg
James Teeeelers
Lennie Morris Taning
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Keith McDowell
Norman Bennett
Virgil Miller
John Che
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Elis
Teters
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Loren Holycross
Jack Hensley
Wilma Wright
Harry Hitchcock
Victor Roberts
Charlie Shultz
Gene Shinabarger
Richard Riley
Barbara Wright
William Bloomer
James Riley
Leah Tucker
Charles
Baker
Oral Wright
Farrell Brandenburg
William
C. A. Edmondson
Asa ‘Sandefur
Melvin
Shaul
Ray Faust
Virgil’ Miller
Missions Eggman
Ray’ Faust
Virgiller
Lennie Morris
Earl ‘Blades
Harry Burris
Vernie Widener
Baler Bloomington
Ind
John Hines
Stanford
George Hines
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Tokyo
UPL
Mtorte 1
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Muncie Livestock
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