Shares Meet Profit Taking In Tepid New York Stock Market
The market faced moderate profit taking on Friday, erasing early gains as prices swung. The Associated Press averages rose to new yearly highs, with the industrial average at 172.80 and the rail sector mixed. Volume edged higher on the New York exchanges while the American Stock Exchange saw lighter activity.
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New York U
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
William Benson Haskell
Yaq
di York
Haskell
Butcher Hogs Remain Steady In Indianapolis Market
Hog prices were mostly steady with some weakness to 25 cents. Bulk 170 to 240 pound hogs sold around 24.74 to 25.25, with several hundred under 225 pounds at 25.35 to 25.50. 240 to 270 pound hogs ranged 24 to 25, 270 to 400 pounds 21.25 to 22.50, 120 to 280 pounds 19.40 to 31, and sows unchanged. Cattle and steer listings show varied values, with high choice steers around 24 to arrive, commercial cows 10.50 to 13, bulls 13.50 to 15.50, and lambs steady with golf bale prices near 23 to 21. Lambs and ewes report mixed, with ewes around 5.0.
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Indianapolis
Wrights
Nets
Steeve
Helfers
Utlilly Lg
Utlilly Lo
Jean Doyathy
Covington
Ind
Ronald Yy
Blanton
Red
San Francisco
Edgar J. Collins
Japan
Navy Medical
Seattle
Navy
G. M. Randall
Ilinois
Far East
Indiana
Lempecituces
Clarissa
Red Hancock
Benedictine Siechestra
The
Elks Club
Muncie Livestock Market Report Summary
Muncie hog prices showed gains Friday with steady to 46 cent rise. Selection No 1 hogs reached around 25.30 per hundredweight for 180 to 220 pounds, while lighter 200 to 260 pound hogs traded near 23.55 to 24.60. Rough and downer hogs, sows, and other classes sold lower or at reduced rates amid varied demand.
Grains Develop Varied Trends and Market Notes
Market wires show mixed grain trends with soybeans most weak while cattle and lambs stay firm amid weather effects and demand shifts. Reports from Covington and Seattle reflect injuries and naval movements, and local notes mention a Benedictine convent update and a choral event at The Elks Club.
Chicago Heat Records the 1954 Summer Sweep
Chicago’s 1954 heat wave set multiple records as the temperature topped 100 degrees and June 24 marked the hottest day. A 95.8 degree reading in 1929 stood as a benchmark while 1054 reference appears in OCR. In Terre Haute Indiana, a truck crash killed a man and another driver faced charges for drinking while driving.
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Chicago
Stock Quotation News From New York Market Report
Irregular trading and lower prices marked a Friday session in New York stocks bonds and commodities. Treasury issues eased and big board volume reached about 5.03 million par value with several notable corporate issues noted for activity amid tobacco industry speculation on earnings and health concerns.
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New York
Treasury
Harstly
Atmecean
Tobaccn Co
Janie
Micdiewl Sv
Hogs Hit Best Prices Of Week At Market
Hog prices peaked at week’s high with sows up 25 cents and top hogs at 25.08. Cattle sale totals 1,000, with cows steady to 25 cents lower and vealers steady around 18 to 19.50. Sheep receipts 209 head with native lambs 21.30 to 24.25.
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Cincago
Orhne
Dry goods market in New York shows steadiness
The textile market was steady on Thursday with isolated sales of print cloths noted. Prices were near unchanged through the year, while wool goods showed a waiting stance pending spring samples for buyers.
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New York
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Market prices listed for cattle hogs and poultry with figures like 24.78 and 25.25, plus 24.80 and 19.00 down. Mentions weighings, average pricing, and local grain data from Marksin County Bureau. Names and ages appear among scattered items, with notes on hens, posters, and receipts.
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Marksin County
New Corn Ag
Anderson Toultry
Talph Golsins
Actus
Davi Bailey
College Haven
Jimmy
Aeil
Finnist Denss
W. Taln
Betty Blainger
Farpharn
Uggs
Hospital Dismissals List From St. Juho’s Hospital
A roster of discharged patients includes Mrs. Tene Caddell of 329 Brya Sl, Brubaker, Alexen 1 Iria Tiki, Rensehler of 24 WY, Mrs. Larry Bright and child OL K. Cross 51, Drs. Mont Snead and daughter from Middletown Christin 5 and Jeffrey 3, children of Mr. and Mrs. leqses Ramlve Summitville, and several others such as Kalhryne Balsley, Mrs. Wands Janes, and Mrs. Delle Wheeldon among acts of release from St. Juho’s Hospital. Additional names include Kina Shelton, Wellra Bab, Myntlinger, George Ede, George Whittoul, Michael Catler, and Naney 32, children and relatives of local residents.
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St. Juho's Hos
Tene Caddell
Brya Sl
Sre Brubaker
Alexen
Iria
Tiki “Deseo
Rensehler
Larry Bright
OL K. Cross
Mont Snead
Middletown
Christin
Jeffrey
Mtr
Ales
Leqses Ramlve
Summitville
Eltie
Ab Fe
Delle Wheeldon
Meriery St
Mra
Kina Shelton
Hendricks St
Wellra
Naney
Uphsee Flenry Baker
Graham Confined To Hospital In Germany
Ailment keeps evangelist Billy Graham confined to his hotel room in Duesseldorf Germany on Friday but his secretary says his condition is not serious and he is responding to treatment. He was stricken after speaking to about 28 000 listeners in Rhine area Thursday night and doctors say kidney ailment causing temporary illness. He plans to fulfill a Berlin speaking engagement Sunday if he is carried there.
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Duesselnorf
Germany
Milly Graham
Babbe
Berlin
Graham
Erry Beavan
Mom Orly
Rhine
Joe Must Go Club Charges Prepared
Faraboo, Wis. attorney Marlen Kelley of Sauk County said he prepared criminal information against three Milwaukee firms charging they assisted the Joe Must Go Club in violating the Corrupt Practices Act. The Kelley noted the recall effort for Sen. McCarthy faced failure to secure enough signatures and that the information would be mailed to the Milwaukee County sheriff. Firms named include Standard Paper Co., Electric Welding and Engineering Corp., Moissuer and ASi0.
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MrCarthy
Ewis
Kelley
Ade
Milwaukee
Istandard Paper Co
The
Electric Welding and Engineering Corp
Moissuer
Death follows crash near Bridgeton in Rockville
Mitch ell Bohn, 30, of Rockville died Thursday after his car struck a bridge abutment on a county road near Bridgeton. Authorities reported the fatal crash occurred when the vehicle left the roadway and hit the bridge support.
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Crasit
Rockville
Ind
Mitchell Bohn
Diet
Bridgeton
Guatemalan Rebel Crisis Escalates With Air Attacks
Reports from Guatemala City recount the first two rebel air strikes within two days, with heavy explosions and fears of civilian casualties. Government and rebel radios exchange claims of territory, while Chiquimula and Zacapa near the Honduran border become focal points as U S observers describe rebel propaganda and local tensions.
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Jack Rutledge
Guatemala City
Tal Appre
Rutledge
Chiquimula
Liberation
Belize
British Honduras
Zacapa
Caribbean
Puerto Barrios
Castillo Arman
Chiquinila
Tom Gorber
Boston
Boston Traveller] Gorrespondent, Who Reached the Mexican Border At Tapachula
Guatemala
Chiquinula
Chiquimuls
Rab
Jeastern Guatestlss
Salvador
Majle
Chigni-c
City staffing totals by department and radio coordination notes
A listing details counts of personnel across departments including police with mayoral and chief cars, fire with twelve, light and power division with twenty one, and water with six. It notes radio equipment in the mobile unit coordinated through the switchboard to enable radio and telephone coordination.
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Fire Department
Bight and Power Division
Water Department
Frontline actions near Guttamala capital cited in brief
A government communique states artillery mortars and machine guns were moved to threaten the Chijuimala garrison in the northeast. In Washington the Senate approved by 69 votes a resolution backing international commitment away from the Americas. The House outlook favors quick action, seeking a record against Western Hemisphere interference by the International Communist movement. Moscow reports Guatemala asked the Soviet Union for aid as a cease-fire is sought. Molotov says the Soviet delegate will pursue every measure to obtain a truce, with the cease-fire approved on Sunday.
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Nity
Guttamala
Chijuimala
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Congress
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Guatemala
Soviet Union
Jia
Hie
Seenelly Cornell
Lavigh
V. M. Molotov
I.n
Central city communications hub boosts emergency response
The city’s central switchboard coordinates police, fire, and utilities in emergencies. One number connects to all agencies, enabling rapid dispatch of rescue equipment, ambulances, and hospital alerts. The system's public address capability lets all fire stations hear messages simultaneously, speeding mobilization.
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Anderson
Central Switch Board
Fire Department
Meads
Yneman
Incieg
Ilent
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties report M Ide E Schull of Fortville dying at 7 a m after a three week illness. Also listed is Robert Anthony Robbette of Daleville died Monday in Indianapolis while visiting relatives. Funeral details and surviving relatives are provided for each.
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Robert Robinette
al Titus
Com- Daleville
Robert Anthony
Robbette
Carl Robinette
Middle State Police
Inbero
Jianapoliv
Cela
Police Department
Gamewell Communications Center
Tils
Mrs Samuel Ralston Dies At Age 92 In Indianapolis
Mrs Samuel Ralston widow of former U S Senator and Indiana governor died in Indianapolis at 92 after years of ill health. Born Jennie Craven in Hendricks County she became active in Democratic politics during her husband’s terms and served as a state committeewoman from 1932 to 1952. Funeral Monday at Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Lebanon.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Halston
Ralston
Jennie Craven
North Carolina
Center, Valley
Hendricks County
Danville
Old Central Normal College
Pencec
Ellettayilie
Bloomington
Lebanon
Indiianapolis
W. Stuart LaRue
Ralstons
Emmet Ralston
Julian Relston
D. m
Flanner
Buchanan Fall Creek
Oak HM Cemetery
Anglo American unity over Europe defense stalled by French delay
In a White House briefing Eisenhower and Churchill discussed Europe defense and Russia policy as Dulles Eden and other officials met. France’s hesitation to ratify the EDC hampers a six nation European army with German participation. Churchill urged continued Anglo American partnership to counter Soviet expansion amid tensions. A separate incident reports a sleep og youth burned in South Bend apartment blaze. another death noted near Galen, Michigan.
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Germany
Mendez-France
United States
National Assembly
White House
Eisenhower
Churchill
EDC
Officars
Russia
Dulles
Britain
Ashe Tony Eden
Fresient
Uyth
South Bend
Ind
Bixara
Charles Morrin Speece obituary funeral services set
Charles Morris Speece, 34, of 7004 Columbus Ave, died Thursday at home. Services planned for 4 p.m. Sunday at the Sella and Rowe Funeral Home with Rev. Loren Rapp officiating. Interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Speece was a retired building contractor prominent in local contracting circles for two decades. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Charles Morrin Speece
Charles Morris Speece
Columbus Ave
Loren Rapp
Evangelical United Brethren Church
East Maplewood
Speece
MHS
Anna Mae. Richards
Anne Mae Richards
Ringwood Wy
Joseph Leach
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Albion
Ind
Pr. W
Bransford
First Methodist Church
Phillip Philbrook
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Matthews
Baker' Brothers Funeral
Wallace W. Brendel
Wallace M. Brendel
Jackson
Mich
Harold B. Rozelle
Dre W. H. Bransford
Charles K. Weatherby
Andeegen
Harold, E. Rozelle
Brendel
Asien| Traction Company
Senate schedules extended sessions for July and beyond
Knowland said senators could plan on meeting until at least 7 o'clock on the eve ning. He had previously scheduled Saturday sessions for all except the July 4 weekend. He indicated that once appropriation bills pass, Senate meetings would start at 11 am.
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Gress
Knowland
Knowlang
Senate
Thirteen Physicists Call for Oppenheimer Security Restart
A group of thirteen scientists from California Institute of Technology led by Carl Anderson urge the Atomic Energy Commission to reinstate J. Robert Oppenheimer’s security clearance. The statement, delivered through Rear Adm. J. S. Stearns, argues the personnel security report found Oppenheimer loyal and capable, with unquestioned devotion to the country and the ability to safeguard secrets.
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California
Carl T. Anderson
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheilmer
J. Steaans
NEC
Oppenheimer
Himsel
Rev M E Searles Takes Pastorate At Foursquare Church
The Rev M E Searles will assume the pastorate of the Foursquare Church at 025 W 10th St during Sunday services at 1 o'clock. He is a graduate of the Lighthouse of International Foursquare Evangelism in Los Angeles and comes from Algona Iowa where he pastored a Foursquare Church. The Rev and Mrs Searles and Jon reside at 225 W and sit. Other services include Sunday signals at 8 40 a m evangelistic service at 7 30 p m and Bible study and prayer at 1 30 p m Thursday.
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M. EB. Searige
10Th St
Searles
Lighthouse of Inter‘itional Foursquare Evangelism
Los Angeles
Calif
Alago
Towa
Jon
Churches List Sunday Programs
The high point of the wrain unified service will be the Bible school program when award will be xivan. The program will be directed by Mrs. June Mun day with Mrs. Alice Stewart in charge of the music. The youth service will begin at 6:45 o'clock, The Rev. S. J. Roverts, pastor, will bring the evening message on TAR pam Everybody's Tabernacle. The Rev. Farl J. Moore, pastor, will speak in the Sunday morning worship service on the theme, Blind And Don't Care. Sunday school will convene, at 10:30 am. Evangelist Norma Julian, graduate of Belin Me morial University, St. Louis, will practice concluding sermon of meeting here during the evening service. She will preach on The End Of The Age.
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Wrain
Bible School
June Munday
Alice Stewart
S. J. Roverts
Everybody's Tabernacle
Farl J. Moore
Norma Julian
Belin Memorial University
St. Louis
Church of God Picnic at Mounds Park
Park Place Church of God schedules an all church picnic at Mounds Park this Sunday. Events start at 3 pm with a basket dinner at 5 pm and a 6 pm vesper service led by Dr. Cate Oldham on dedication to the highest. Four choirs will sing during the service and robes are dedicated by school choirs.
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Mounds Park
Park Place
Church of God Leaders
Cate Oldham
Sanctuary
Milton A. Buettner
Elsa Cleveland
de. Oldham
US Cold War Acknowledges Aid From Poland and OAS Support
The text notes a million dollar weapons shipment from Communist Poland reinforcing an enterprise regime. It states Congress supports Caracas declaration of 1954 to curb interference by the International Communist movement in Western Hemisphere affairs and backs the Organization of American States actions to prevent such interference, reflecting US commitment as an OAS member.
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Arma
Poland
Congress
United States
Caracas
Organization of American States
International Communist Movement
Western Hemisphere
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