Purdue introduces Clintland 64 oats and Harrison barley
Purdue University small grain team releases two new varieties to seedsmen. Clintland 64 spring oat shows strong crown and stem rust resistance and higher yield than Clintland 60, with good smut protection and moderate leaf blotch resistance. Harrison winter barley offers high yield, test weight, lodging resistance, and winter hardiness, ranking first in yield in regional trials and outperforming current varieties in Indiana tests.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Harrison
Purdue
Indiana
Clintland
North Central Regional
United States
Gibson
Vanderburgh
Jenbar
Renate
Decatur
Butcher Hog Surplus and Farm Breed News From Indiana
Butcher hogs sold up to 18.75 per cwt on a small Monday supply of 5,000 head. Steers and heifers showed varied prices, with prime grades around 24 per cwt and various mixed grades from 16.75 to 23.75. Sheep lambs rose to 23.50 and dairy hogs topped at 10. Purdue and U.S.C.A. breeders described winter barley Harrison as more attractive for southern Indiana, with high yield and statewide acceptability. Researchers include Caldwell Compton Patterson Schafer Hodges with Purdue agronomy and botany teams.
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Chicago
Indiana
Purdue
Harrison
Purdue and
U.S.C.A
R. W. Caldwell
L. E. Compton
F. L. Patterson
J. F. Schafer
H. F.hodges
Purdue Agronomy of Botany
Steel Drops Again Lifts Yearly Output Despite Dip
Industry report shows U S steel production fell to 2,426,000 tons last week, the fourth straight decline. Year to date output reached 37,088,000 tons, up 7 percent from 52,911,000 a year ago. Saxon opposes federal bank overreach while Northeast Airlines faces fleet repossession amid default talks with General Dynamics, Vickers, and General Electric stakeouts.
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NEW Y Steel
Armercan Iron and Steel Institute
Ported
Saxon
Bill Washington
James J. Saxon
Senate
Securities and Exchange Commission
Northeast
Boston
Constipation Relief Ad with New Colonic Nerve Stimulant
An ad touts New Cotonam tablets as a colon nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. It claims nerves block normal bowel impulses when tense, and promises gentle restoration of regularity and renewed well being. Introductory price 43 cents.
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Cocoxaro
Local Livestock Market Prices and Grain Report
Hogs range 190 to 240 pounds and 240 to 300 pounds for sows. Steers and heifers priced from 21.00 to 23.30 with good and choice tiers. Bulls listed 16.00 to 19.00. Grain prices from Farm Bureau Elevator show wheat and corn beans with notes on oats and feeds in brief.
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Emee
Three Initiated By Main And Tail Club
The Main and Tail 4-H met on June 18 at Kerr's home to discuss tentage in the 4-H Fair and initiate new members Nancyj Cooper Barbara Birder and Sally McMann Marilyn Kerr gave a demonstration on the Western saddle show gait Refreshments were served by Marianne Donnelly and Bobbi Jo Cooper The next meeting is July 23 at Dale Finney's home Large size bathing suits requested for Logansport State Hospital phone 64316609
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Carol
Marilyn
Kerr
Nancyj Cooper
Barbara Birder
Sally] McMann
Marilyn Kerr
Marianne Donnelly
Bobbi Jo Cooper
Dale Finney
Grain and Soybean Futures Steady on Market Trade
In Chicago the feed grain and soybean futures held steady through the session, finishing strong on the Board of Trade. Wheat and rye weakened as corn and oats saw modest gains amid active demand to restart long positions. Prices closed modestly higher for soybeans and corn, with notes of harvest weather aiding hedge selling in wheat and a robust five day trade volume around 85 million bushels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Capital Hogs Fairley Active in Indianapolis Market
AP USDA cattle hogs and sheep report shows hogs at 5,900 head, prices 18.00 to 18.50 for 190-240 lb mixes, sows higher to 15.25, 240-270 lb and heavier ranges 16.25 to 17.60. Cattle calves 2,850 head, steers and heifers moderately active, steers up to 25 higher, cows steady, good demand for 975-1150 lb steers at 22.75-23.25 and 20.50-22.00 for 750-200 lb heifers. sheep 500 head, spring lambs up to 50 higher at 19.00, ewes steady 3.50-6.50.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Moody's midyear review whispers cautious Wall Street optimism
Moody's Stack Survey finds gentle optimism in midyear business review. Rising industrial production and a improving earnings trend support prospects, but consumer spending appears leveling off and profits may have peaked in Q2. A meaningful tax cut could be needed to spur further growth before 1964.
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New York
Wall Street
Moody
Moody's
Federal Reserve Board
Moddy
Muncie livestock markets steady with price ranges posted
Livestock prices hold steady across categories with WOGS to 250 pounds at 17.50 to 18.00, 240 to 280 at 16.75 to 17.20, and 280 to 300 at 15.60 to 16. Roughs and stags listed, cattle and calves showing varied ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and lambs. London office opens as Francis J. DuPont and Co. launches brokerage in old Broad Street with J. Glencross Gallagher as resident manager.
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London
UPL
Francis J. DuPont and Co
Old Broad St
J. Glencross Gallagher
New York
Memorial and hospital notices amid civil rights march
Dismissals from St. John s Hospital list multiple residents with addresses across Madison county, while another hospital note confirms further dismissals. During a memorial service leaders urged Congress to pass President Kennedy s civil rights legislation as NAACP leaders organized a March of Mourning to press for race relations improvements. The march traced routes from Second Methodist Church along Madison Ave and Meridian St, led by George Salterwhite and John Washington.
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Madison County
Congress
Kennedy
Mary Cookman
18Th St
NAACP
Irfford
Lavaug
Lendenen
Medgar
Second Methodist Church
Madi- Methodist Church
Ave
Meridian St
Meridian
Methodist Church
Madison Ave
10Th St
13Th St
George Salterwhite
John Washington
MIT Faculty Member Questions Nuclear Fallout Shelters
United Press International reports William F. Schreiber on Capitol Hill suggests a national fallout shelter program may be useless since a nuclear attack could rely on high altitude bursts with enormous blast effects. He notes shelters outside the devastation circle risk greater false security and firetrap dangers.
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U.S. Pat
United Press International
Washington
William F
Schreiber
MIT
Senior Fellowship To Meet Thursday
The Senior Fellowship of the Central Christian Church will meet Thursday in the Fellowship Hall at 11 30 a m for a pitch in dinner at noon Each person brings a covered dish Coffee and rolls provided Carolyn Begley Jeanne Layton and Carolyn Wilson will provide special music Louise Beem will lead the devotional Floyd Walker will speak on vocational rehabilitation of the handicapped A summary of other items mentions Red Cross water safety classes and local volunteer instructors in a nearby town.
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Patricia Brunt
Summitville
Barbara Wilson
Smy Lane
Patsy Johnson
Flyntwood
Jean Nicholas
East Lynn St
Deloris Haston
Brown St
Willie Mae Swafford
Kenwood
Robert Freeman
Jean Minton
Red Cross
St. Charles St. St
Wall Supply Co
Gater Safety, Rest, Corp
Diday
Chase Street
Central Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Anaconda American Brass Co
Vnas
Stanrolls
Ford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Carolyn Begley
Jeanne
St Layton
Carolyn Wilson
Louise Beem
Devo
Floyd Walker
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Pos Ie
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Capital Hogs Fairley Active
Wall Street Pulsetakers
Muncie Livestock
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St. John’s Hospital
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Forkner SL
Marie Heckler
Nich Jol Ave
Felix Glispie
Fairview
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Lillie Schmidt
St. Rd
Norma Lankford
Shirley
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E. 8Th “St
Rachel Coffman
Summitsville
Wilfred Butterfield
Hendricks
Charles Schott
Alexandria
Chrystal Parker
Ite
Karl Parsons
W. 10Th
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Middletown
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Philip France
W. Cross St
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Willie Emerson
Cotton
Wretcher St
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Earey Moore
Jenny McCollum
Larry Griffin
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