Publishers Engravers Hold Talks Over Five Cent Increase
Publishers and engravers debated price hikes as the Times and Kerald Tribune proposed a five cent raise in newsstand prices. Amory Bradford of the Times and Mrs Rath led the panel with Mrs Thompson and Mrs Meyers hosting a New York gathering of the Publishers Association and Christian Congregation Ladies Aid at the church.
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Times
Kerald Tribune
Amory Bradford
The
Times Alexandria
Rath
al Thompson
Nila Meyers
New York City
Christian Son
Congregation
Ladies Aid
Thay Tueanad Fawn
Alexandria social club met with prayer and concerns in Summitville
The group, including Edith Johnson and Lena Wilson, discussed proposed contract changes with the Cancer Society and a planned May salad luncheon at Summitville Baptist Church. Members voiced dissatisfaction over pay raises and hours, while Hamilton-Wilson and McGowan noted a 35 hour week as preferred. A New York City scene described a photoengravers meeting over a 12.63 package and wage shifts, with leaders urging timely input to avoid delays.
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Margaret
L. Wilson
Bradford
Meyers McGowan
Cancer Society of
Summitville
Rank - and - Files
Samantha Beck
McGowan
Mget
Marvin Garner
Wincheslae Bae
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Photoengravers
Frank A. McGowan
Wagner
Jin
Avemen
Vassageons
Gotttradt - Wagner
Deavis George
Merla Hupp
Quinn
Opal Elsworth
Ella Jarrett
Mintermocnee
Day
Overpeck
Tech
Ion
TPO Sentow
Overpeck Haveen
Hospital notes and a bridal shower in Fairmount
Dr. Overpeck and others were hospitalized or discharged from St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital after recent events. A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Kathy Ebert at Mrs. Ralph Ebert’s home in Fairmount. Miss Ebert married Jerry McFerran of Alexandria on March 16 and the couple now reside in Alexandria with Kathryn Ebert and Mr. and Mrs. John McFerran listed as her parents.
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Carl Grunden
Scott Addition
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Peter W. Auler
Rutherford St
St. John's Hospital
Wayne King
Community Hospital
Alexandria
Davis-Strieler-Notize
Kathy Ebert
Ralph Ebert
Fairmount
Glenn Gift
Jack Gift
Richard Crosley
Robert Gift
Miss Ebert
Jerry McFerran
Kathryn Ebert
John McFerran
Distributive Education Club Seeks D E Award
Anderson High School’s Distributive Education club seeks its fourth straight club of the year award at the 17th state conference of D E clubs at Indiana University. About 600 high school students attend with keynote by Dr. Hanne Hicks. Local educators present and the conference runs Friday through Saturday.
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Anderson High School
Indiana University
Anderson
Indiana
Westvale
White
Princi
James Biddle
Visor
Bed Fields
Hanne J. Hicks
Sears Roebuck
Dr. Hicks
Indiana Association of
Elel
Mentary
G. E. Ebbertt
Chicago
Charles Nipple
Spec
Future Retailjer Education
Thelers D. E. Club
AHS
Jed Dye
Don
New ‘High School
Layton
Peg McDonell
Pearly
Riley
29Th Street
Hill
Bob Adams
I Watha
Park Place
Brook
Vienna
Tamie Isaacs
Lowan Frontier Guard
National Deca
Ofder
D. C
Weaker Hog Prices Paid In Indianapolis Market
Weak to 25¢ lower hog prices dominated Friday trade in Indianapolis with sows also soft. Barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds brought 14 to 14.25 dollars. mixed No 1 to 3 butchers 190 to 240 pounds mostly 13.50 and up. 220 to 240 and 240 to 270 pound groups 13.25 to 13.50. 270 to 300 pounds 13 to 13.25. 300 to 400 pounds 11.75 to 12.75. 400 to 600 pounds 11 to 12. Cattle mostly steer arrivals with steady to weak mood. Canner to utility cows 13 to 15. some shelly canners to 11. Standard to low choice dealers 20 to 31. Lambs mostly shorn prior to arrival. a few wools 17 to 19. cuts to utility ewes 5 to 6.50.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Mixed Stock Market Closes On Tepid Trading
New York AP reports a dull market session with mixed closes as gains faded. The Dow rose slightly, while 509 stocks gained to 488 losers among 1,293 issues. new highs totaled 67 and new lows 21. Volume eased to about 3.89 million shares.
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New York
Thomson & McKinice
American Tel. & Tel. Ark
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Jaymen
Johns-Manville
Jj J Lynch Corp
Montgomery Ward
Associated Press
Norfolk & Western
Sealbibson
Cors Hoebuck
Southern Co
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Ind
Swift, & Co Exchange
Texaco
U.S
Farmers Will Vote May 21 Local Livestock Market Prices Steady
AP report from Chicago notes mixed livestock prices with hogs steady to 25 cents lower per hundredweight. No. 1 and 2 grades sold around 14.50 to 19.35 for various weights, sows top at 12.25, prime steers up to 26 for very heavy weights, some 1,250 pound primes at high prices, and limited heifer and bull selling. Sheep offerings were too small for a market test.
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Chicago
Feizpana
Ibid
Referendum date set on hogs program in Panhandle area
Secretary Freeman announced May 21 as the nationwide referendum date to gauge farmer approval of the hogs program. The plan, authorized by Congress last year, aims to reduce wheat surpluses, support farm income, and stabilize consumer prices with wheat price guarantees and a certification system.
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Washington
Cupid
Orville L. Freeman
Wheeling
West Virginia
Panhandle
Jby Congress
Welfare Center relocates to 707 Main Street
Dorcas Welfare Center moves from 1421 Main St to 707 Main St under director Mrs. F Herman Spencer. Sponsored by Seventh Day Adventists Church, it supports community welfare with clothing distribution and referrals from Red Cross, County Trustee, and other agencies. Opening is Thursday from 9 am to 3 pm. Donations accepted Thursdays or by call centers at 642-0174 or 642-7520.
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Dorcas Welfare Center
Main St
F. Herman Spencer
Seventh-Day <Advenists Church
Red Cross
Cadet Doerr Named Wing Executive Officer at Purdue ROTC
Cadet Christopher M. Doerr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Doerr of 1918 Ohio Ave is appointed wing executive officer in the 220th Air Force ROTC cadet air division at Purdue University.
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Christopher M. Doerr
Robert Doerr
Ohio Ave
220Th Air Force
Purdue University
Musical Groups At Triumph Saturday
The Rev. G. R. Redding of Triumph Church announces a musical program by Wandering Travelers of Indianapolis and The Clouds of Joy from Columbus, Ohio, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 30, at 201 Ce dar St.
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G. R. Redding
the Triumph Church
Cedar St
Indianapolis
Clouds of Joy
Columbus
Ohio
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