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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1958

Page

19

American Motors Leads Active Stocks as Market Rises

Shares of American Motors regained center stage as the most active issue, rising sharply to erase Monday’s losses. Volume climbed to 2.56 million shares, well above average, while Bendix and other major names turned mixed as the market faced a broader pullback. A SEC case involving Wolfson touched the action, with reports of large past sales and later purchases linked to alleged manipulation. The broader market saw sliding copper prices and a general squeeze on living costs.

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Grain market and farming notes from Lower Irend area

A fragmented report summarizes grain prices and farm commentary. It notes wheat and corn shifts, calf and cattle prices, and general market sentiment from local traders and farmers, with mentions of harvest activity and feeding trends.

Gwinn Cutler Win Toastmaster Awards at S Derby Club

Gwinn and Cutler earned top awards at the Ander East Toastmasters meeting held at Mrs. Cora Howell’s home. Gwinn won in extemporaneous speaking and Cutler was voted best in prepared speeches. Officers elected included President Velma DuPony and Vice President Faith Allman. The group planned a July 3 picnic at the club grounds and welcomed guests including Harry Cox and Winifred Relfe.

Ordon Gwinn Roger Cutler Summit Yiour Faith Allman Ned Stephenson Hart Ion Ray Hapfner Winifred Relfe Mount

Bonds Fall Then Rally As Trading Heavily Steady

U S government bonds dipped sharply Tuesday with a late rally lifting prices from lows. The corporate market was quiet with uneven activity across investment quality issues and utilities. Rails and foreign dollar lines closed mixed as trading moved from a Monday par value of 3.74 million to 5.06 million on the big board. A separate note announces Miss Sandral Robinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson, will teach in Trenton Michigan High School after graduating this year from Ball State Teachers.

New York U.S Middletown Sandral Robinson Charles Robinson Trenton, Mich Ball State Teachers

Auction notices and midweek cattle market prices

Auction listings spread across June with multiple sales in Hoes Tacy and nearby towns. Deals include dairy cattle, household goods, and livestock with prices for hogs steers heifers cows bulls lambs and sheep, showing steady demand and specific weight-based valuations. Key buyers and yards quoted prices range from $12 to $27.50 per hundredweight, with notable lots of 800 to 1,150 pounds steers and 210 head cattle bulk sales.

Chicago Sau Austria American Stock Exchange Prosser’s Boat Club White Degen Mosland Rec

Hog and livestock market notes and Depression era tale

Muncie hog prices show steady Tuesday activity with weight ranges from 90 to 280 pounds and calves and lambs listed at varying bids. An accompanying historical vignette recounts how Charles Darrow, out of work during the Great Depression, created and sold the Parker Brothers game still popular today, and how he and his wife built a farm lifestyle around royalties and family travel.

Saysabel Dorothy Roe Figo Associated Press Jamo Slea Lear Ciesla Edaess OWS Charles. Darrow Axperson Kansas Vallty Nanos Meesingo South Bend Ind UPI Sunny Haven Ile Granger Darrow Muncie Darrows

Printing cloth demand amid cotton textile market activity

AP report notes most cotton textile market action centered on print cloth buys with some mills reporting fair third quarter deliveries while prices stayed unchanged and wool goods saw some fall reorders. Filament fabrics and aviation investments also appear in scattered items from New York.

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Guard Officer Dies in Valparaiso Patriot News

Captain Clyde H. Carter, 35, of Gary, commander of Valparaiso National Guard Company D, 113th Army Engineers, died Monday at Porter Memorial Hospital in Valparaiso Indiana.

Valparaiso, Ind UPI Clyde H. Carter Gary Valparaiso National Guard Co. D 113Th Army Engineers Porter Memorial Hospital

Earlham College hires Don Meek as coach and football assistant

Richmond Indiana Don Meek former athletic director at Ottawa University in Ottawa Kansas was named head basketball coach at Earlham College and will also serve as football assistant in a move announced today by the college.

Richmond Ind Don Meek Ottawa Kan University Earlham College

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