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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1955

Page

7

Free Trips Offered for Vegetable Growers Convention

Indiana youths may obtain seventy eight free trips to the National Junior Vegetable Growers Convention in New Orleans December 11 15 Roscoe Fratser extension horticulturist said eligibility includes boys and girls interested in vegetables and related topics from Lafayette Indiana area et al

Lafayette New Orleans Indiana Roscoe Fratser

Apple Fungus Control Easy for Home Growers

An article explains apple scab caused by a winter fungus, with spores spreading in spring. It urges raking and burning fallen leaves, pruning for airflow, and starting weekly sprays from early bloom until June 15, using a general-purpose fruit spray.

Wheat rally steadies as corn and soy turn mixed

A Chicago Board of Trade rally lifted new crop wheat futures with May deliveries briefly above the prior close while other grains steadied. Prices for corn and soybeans moved modestly, with late-session gains and losses across futures, amid light cash receipts and mixed market support. Alexandria Fire loss and local club meetings noted in accompanying brief notices.

Chicago Board of Trade Kansas City James Teeters Judy Cham Bers Sharon Bronnenberg United Aircraft S. Steel Nie Lowry David Lowry Westie Uni Newt Menting Tock al Waslington Dow Jones

Strike Action and Delegates Highlight Indiana Labor and Boys State

In Fort Wayne and surrounding areas a 1,500 worker strike closed Salisbury Axle Works of Dana Corp amid wage talks. Three AFL craft unions also remain on strike with carpenters painters and truck drivers seeking higher pay. Separately Alexandria groups named delegates to Boys State with Walter Cro and Bill Butler among others. Boys State runs June 11 to 18 at Indiana University Bloomington.

Indiana Purdue Williams and Kyle Sisty DeVore George Calhoun First Baptist Church Will Park View Cemetery Elegatez Alexandria American Legion Post Walter Cro Bill Butler Kiwanis Sid Smith Danny ‘Yaither Lions David Fox Jim Daugherty Eagles David Hess John Grose Ells Ronnie Schroth State Indiana University Bloomington Fort Wayne Ind Salisbury Axle Works Dana Corp Paul Meitz AFL United Auto Workers Ito

Telephone Net Income Rises in 1954 Quarter and Year

NEW YORK General Telephone Co reported a best quarter net income of 4.912 million or 84 cents a share for the 1954 period. For the year ended March 31 consolidated net income rose to 27.758 million or 3.03 a share from 13.984 million or 2.41 a share. The gain cited more telephones in service and long distance use. the company had 1,837,985 telephones in service on March 31.

New York M—General Telephone Co Donald C. Power Consolidated General Telephone System Iservice

4-H Steer Sale Group to Meet

Plans will be started for the annual 4-H Steer and Barrow Sale when a committee meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the county extension office. Those 4-H members who have sold steers or barrows together with their dads sale committee members and 4-H club readers are invited to attend. Plans will be started to improve sale mechanics and increase buyers and animals sold.

Fungicides and markets mix in Purdue agronomy highlight

Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana has produced a mimeograph guide identifying modern fungicides common names trade names and major uses to help farmers and plant pathologists. The report notes volatility in bonds and livestock prices as hogs calves and sheep move on a variable market while traffic deaths rise in Indiana this week and 4-H Farm and Home Electric Project meetings begin in Alexandria.

New York Sever U. S EA Pan Department of Bot Muncie Due University Anderson Office of Agricultural Publica Purdue University Lafay Ette Indiana Indianapolis Farm and Home Electric Project Alexan Dria Joe Beaty Jenester

Weaker Trend Shown By Hogs Weaker Trend Shown By Hogs

The report notes hogs under 270 pounds show a 25 cent rise while heavier hogs hold steady. Mothers Day events at the Corner Cupboard feature banquets and gifts, with cattle prices steady to firm and vealers strong. Contests, prizes, and social notices highlight the Alexandria scene including sorority members and local visitors.

Indianapolis Spl Alexandria Kappa Delta Phi Marquand Bertha Mae James Zettel Marquard Nile Butner Leon Cleaver Mesdames J T. Lynch Henry Noble Iva Stehlings Ler Harvey Marquand Sr Jack Bulk Duncan Mary Scribs David Huffman Mesdames Davidd Tolid Huffman Bertie Thias Lowell Hensley Theresa Scribner Gene E Morris Loren Sizelove Sr Carl Utility

Market Quotations Report With Mixed Steer Bids

Quotations on steers ranged from steady to strong with bids varying across lots. Traders noted prices to be inconsistent and serviceable lots to be mixed as buyers and sellers assessed demand in a fluctuating market.

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