Freeman Quick In Learning About Farming
Washington AP analysis portrays Orville L Freeman secretary of Agriculture as a young, capable farm expert selling a complex omnibus farm bill. He faces stern committee questioning with praise for forthright, clear testimony while resisting substantive concessions. He aims to adapt the bill without diluting core provisions.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Congress
Senate
House Agriculture
House
Local Livestock Prices and Grain Rates Report
Local livestock prices show declines with cuts across weight classes. Prices listed include 190 to 240 pounds at 16.50 to 17.50 and 240 to 300 pounds at 15.75 to 16.25 for cattle, sows at 15.00 and good steers and heifers at 21.50 to 23.50, choice steers and heifers 23.50 to 26.00, and ewe prices around 19.00 down. Local grain figures note corn shelled at 1.03 per bushel and ear corn at .98, with beans around 64 and 290 noted.
Space Age Shares Gain Amid Mixed Market
New York stocks showed gains in electronics and missile stocks on Monday as overall trading remained heavy and mixed. The Dow fell 1.61 to 689.06 while the broader market displayed uneven movement with 546 advances and 557 declines in 1,324 issues traded.
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New York
Associated Press
American Tobacco
Alcoa
Procter & Gamble
American Stock Exchange
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Westinghouse
Stock Quotations Outline from Thomson & McKinnon
Quotations indicate bid and offer levels with brackets showing the higher price asked and the lower price offered. The notation clarifies market quotations and price spread for securities.
Soybeans Take Price Setback in Chicago Trading
In Chicago the latest soybean futures slide extended to about eight cents a bushel on Monday. Old crop soybeans fell for the fourth straight session as May delivery moved to 3.03 4 years and the market overall showed persistent weakness despite steadier feed grains. Wheat remained under pressure with May delivery hitting a new seasonal low for three days in a row.
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Chicago
First Crossword Puzzle Origin Date Revealed
The New York Sunday World published the original American crossword puzzle in December 1913, marking the birth of the work cross in U.S. newspaper history.
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New York
New York Sunday World
Hog price declines and steadiness on cattle market in Indianapolis
Prices for butcher hogs fell about 25 cents from Friday, with ranges from 14.25 to 17.90 for various weights. Yearling cattle and cows showed little change. bulls and wealers near steady. Lambs were steady to slightly higher, with choicer lambs around 16 dollars and ewes mostly lower. bids varied by weight and grade across multiple lots and sizes.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Citizenship Clause Limits Medicine Practice in 22 States
The practice of medicine and surgery in the United States is restricted to American citizens in 22 states, affecting who may legally treat patients. The issue highlights evolving credential rules and residency requirements across jurisdictions.
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New York
U. S
Public Auction Schedule Ringing Across Several Indiana Towns
A long list of sale notices dated May and June detailing executor administrator and public auctions. Items include real estate personal property household furnishings antiques and autos across Knightstown Fortville Frankton Egg Hood Shirley and Anderson with multiple named auctioneers.
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Curtis B. Clem
Knightstown
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Walter R. Bagot
Main St
55Th St
H. D. Kirk
Robert Wiley
Clay Wiley
Hamilton St
Fortville
E. Whelchel
W. Byrne
Snt
Lloyd Leeman
Elizabeth Leeman
Frankton
Wayne Phearis
M. Anderson Banking Company
Alice Swan
Fletcher St
Egg Hood
Claude
Daisy Cass
James Bradley
Shirley
Shirley and Wilkinson Black-Top
Alva Stinson
East 8Th Street
Elbert C. Frazee
14Th St
Coca-Cola Adv
Forse
Wed
Mad. Co
County Infirmary
Anderson
Anderson Rankin
Sara McDaniel
Cement Road
First Road
First House
Hector Kirk
Joe Parr
W. St. St
Wayne Pheanis
International H
Sarge
Bendix
Curtis B. Clew
Steve Harlan
Edith Fadley
Muncie Livestock Market Closes as Buyers Hold Steady
Market ends promptly at 2:00 pm with late arrivals carried over to tomorrow. Hog prices steady to 25 cents lower. calves veal and cattle ranges listed. Lambs and sheep show mixed quotes. cows and bulls priced across standard ranges.
Heavy Supply Weakens Hogs
The Chicago hog market slid as 11 000 head arrived, 1 000 more than expected, with 230 lb plus weights down up to 50 cents. Lighter weights mostly steady to 25 lower. top hog price 17.75 for 190-220 lb mixed grades, others 16.50-17.25 for 190-230 lb, 14.75-16.50 for weights to 360 lb. Slaughter cattle mostly mixed, lamb trade active with springers 18-18.50 and some 16.50 for wooled.
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Chicago
YMCA Luncheons and Evening Schedules Listed
Rotary Exchange and Crippled Children luncheons at noon. Industrial Safety dinners at 6. Chief Anderson Lions Toastmasters Kiwanis Toastmistresses Optimisses. Meetings include M F A Insurance Tri Gamma Heart Fund. Physical schedule features Intermediate Gym and swims. Father-Son Night advised. Reds to Build Plants Berlin reports East Germany to build two factories in Cuba by 1963.
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Rotary
C. of C. Industrial Safety
Anderson Lions
Mounds Kiwanis
M. F. A. Insurance
Tri Gamma
Heart Fund
REDS
Berlin
East Germany
Cuba
ADN
Salyer and Mattingly dissolve partnership. Mattingly opens office
Charles B. Salyer and Ralph F. Mattingly dissolve their partnership. Mattingly opens his office at 249 Citizens Bank Building, phone 642-5317, while Salyer continues practice at 111 East 9th Street, phone 643-6943.
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Charles B. Salyer
Ralph F. Mattingly
Citizens Bank
E. 9Th St
Jordan String Quartet At AC This Morning
The Jordan String Quartet performs at 9 a.m. today at Anderson College as part of the first Festival of the Arts. Concertmaster Eric Rosenblith of the Indianapolis Symphony chairs a program with Ferdinando Cortellini, Gilbert Reese, and Mildred Stubblefield. The program features Schubert Quartet No. 1 and Dvorak Quartet Op. 9.
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Anderson College
Eric Rosenblith
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Mildred Stubblefield
Robert A. Nicholson
Rosenblith
Schubert
Dvorak
Rosenbluth
Indianapolis Orchestra
San Antonio
Tex
America
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Jacques Thebaud
Paris
Carl Flesch
Belgium
England
France
Edouard Levy
le Quotidien de Paris
New York
Town Hall
Bronshaw Huber
U. S. Army
Sadler's Wells Ballet Orchestra
New York Ballet Company
Radio City Orchestra
Ferdinando Cortellini
Rossini Conservatory of
Pesaro
Italy
Philharmonic Orchestra of
Turine
Augustene Orchestra
Academy of St. Cecilia
Rome
National Symphony
Dominican Republic
U.S
Puerto Rico
Reese
Indianapolis Symphony
Ecole Normale Paris
Pablo Casals
Dirand Alexanin
Alexander Borisff
Arthur Honegger
Gama Conservatory
Los Angeles
Erie Philharmonic
Mrs Renner To Host Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting
Perkinsville Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration Club will meet June 7 at Mrs Ward Renner’s home in Anderson. A talk on mental health will be given. May gathering at Mrs Ines Russell’s home had 18 members present. President Mrs George Benzenbaur presided and others spoke on the song of the month and the council meeting.
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Perkinsville
Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstrations Club
Ward Renner
Rt. G. Box
Anderson
Ines Russell
Nichol Ave
George Benzenbaur
Charles Hart
Oral Wright
Richard Renbarger
Benzenbaur
Nathalee Brockman
French Lick to Host 30th Indiana Fuel Convention
The Indiana Fuel Merchants Association picks the French Lick Sheraton Hotel for its 30th annual state convention June 19 20 21. J L Childes of Anderson Childes Coal and Supply Co announced details are being finalized and committees named to run the three day event.
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Indiana Fuel Merchants Association
French Lick Sheraton
French Lick
J. L. Childes
Anderson, Childes Coal & Supply Co
Retiree Horseshoe Exhibition At Killbuck Park
Delco Remy and Guide Lamp retirees will attend a horseshoe pitching exhibition at Killbuck Park Recreation Club tomorrow afternoon. Wayne Nelson of Muncie a former state champion will be featured with Gene Brumfield a Delco Remy employee and former state runner up Chet Craig and George Shaw of Delco Remy. Activities begin at 1 p m.
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Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Recreation Club
Killbuck Park
Wayne Nelson
Muncie
Gene Brumfield
Chet Craig
George Shaw
Charlemagne Founding Schools Despite Illiteracy
The emperor Charlemagne founded numerous cathedral and monastery schools though he remained illiterate for much of his life.
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Charlemagne
Free Car Check Draws 1643 Drivers to Six Local Garages
A three day May Madison County Anderson car check program drew 1,643 drivers to six area garages for free safety inspections. Of the cars checked 204 were found with defects with brakes, lights, tires, exhausts and other issues noted. Police urge continued participation today and Wednesday for voluntary checks before an intensified involuntary check begins Thursday.
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Madison County-Anderson
Anderson Area
Fred Richardson
Hunter Chevrolet Company
Fred Welker Ford Company
Mitchell Motors, Inc
Regenald Pontiac Company
John L. Heiden
Court Notices and Divorces Span Multiple Cases
A compilation of circuit and superior court entries lists divorce complaints and various suits. Names include Freddie J. Troutman Caro lyn Troutman Maggie Frances Harbin Thomas Carr Harbin Delphia Mae MecMill Evan Stanbrough James R. Roller Bernice Roller Theodore Ballard Alma Ballard, and more among notes of suits on note contract and quiet title.
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Circuit
Freddie J. Troutman
Carolyn L. Troutman
Floyd E. Harper
Tipton
Maggie Frances Harbin
Thomas Carr Harbin
C. B. Salyer
Superior Court
Delphia Mae MecMill
Evan Stanbrough
Hadley and Sharp
James R. Roller
Bernice Roller
Michael E. Tancey
Theodore Ballard
Alma Ballard
J. Bayne Burton
Associates Investment Company
Robert E. Jones
Marion A. Withers
William E. Taylor
Donald B. Robertson
Travis York
Kenneth Stephenson
Mary Stephenson
Harold R. Johnson
Larry Jarvis
Ted Kellumm
Associate Investment Company
Ted Kellum
Sally Fisher
Darrell Fisher
Lawrence Vis
Maggie Gonzales
Paul Gonzales
Lawrence Robbins
Students Taught Use Of Firearms At Madison Heights High
Patrolmen J. D. Coen and Doyle Crosley will address three safety classes at Madison Heights High School on the use of firearms. The classes, taught by Mrs. Maxine Barcus, will visit the firing range next week for a demonstration of firearms used by Anderson Police.
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J. D. Coen
Doyle Crosley
Madison Heights High School
Anderson Police
Maxine Barcus
Sikorsky HSS-2 completes first carrier suitability tests
Sikorsky Aircraft announced that its twin engine HSS-2 helicopter completed its first carrier suitability trials aboard the USS Lake Champlain off the Atlantic coast. The submarine hunter killer is designed for Navy use.
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Stratford, Conn
UPI
Sikorsky Aircraft
Lake Champlain
Atlantic
Shepard News Conference Echoes Quiet Confidence
Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard Jr. appeared calm as he met President Kennedy and addressed Congress, delivering clear, modest remarks and steering questions with scientific ease. The reception drew crowds, while Shepard and fellow astronauts glided through brief, well controlled events with grace.
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Washington
Outer Space
Solid Earth
Cmdr
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Kennedy
Congress
Shepard
Delco-Remy Chorus to Sing at JA Awards Banquet
The Delco-Remy Chorus of about 50 voices will perform at tomorrow's Junior Achievement Awards Banquet at Linders Restaurant. Directed by Lemuel Anderson of Ball State Teachers College with Mona Jackson as accompanist they will sing five numbers followed by a due. More than 200 people expected to attend.
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Delco-Remy
Linder’s
Lemuel Anderson
Ball ‘State Teachers College
Mona Jackson
Dairy workers process and deliver to millions nationwide
About 250000 people in the United States work in processing and delivering dairy products through farms cooperatives cooperatives and distribution networks.
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United States
Mansfield Seeks Early Congress Adjournment by Aug 1
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said Congress should adjourn by August 1 at the latest. He indicated he hopes to leave Washington by mid July and pledged action this year on curbing filibusters using the gag rule. He backs amending Rule 80 to require a simple majority to end debate.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Mansfield
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Harrison A. Williams
D-N_J
Monetana Democrat
Indian Team Conquers Annapurna III Peak
An Indian team led by Lt. M S Kohli completed the first ascent of Annapurna III in Nepal. Annapurna III stood as the last unconquered peak in the Annapurna region and marked a historic climb reported by All-India Radio.
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New Delhi
UPI
Annapurna III
Nepal
All-India Radio
Kohli
Annapurna
Himalayas
Former Bus Driver Will Head Company
Dale W. Barratt, 49, former Baltimore transit executive and ex bus driver, was named president of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co. Edwin D. Crowley, 57, of Swampscott, becomes chairman. Barratt began as a bus driver in 1934 and later led the Baltimore firm since 1955. In Quebec, the Matane river and county derive their name from an Indian term meaning beaver pond.
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Boston
UPI
Dale W. Barratt
Baltimore Transit Co
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co
Barratt
Edwin D Crowley
Swampscott
Baltimore
Matane River
Matane County
Quebec
Rimouski
Beaver Pond
Legal notices final settlement and estate appointments
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of James L. Downing to appear in Madison County Superior Court May 25 1961 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Clerk Eugene Creagmile records May 4 1961 and Busby Davisson Cooper Farr represent the estate H 4195 May 9-16.
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James L. Downing
Superior Court
Madison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmile
Busby, Davisson
Cooper & Farr
Raymond Reger
Emery L. Reger
Ind
Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr
Pstate
Augustus Doughty
Mary E.moilie
Mercer
Peck, Scott & Shine
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Commissioner's Court
Veterans of Wars
Earl Fheeldon
West 8Th St
Anderson Indiana
Dale
Alma A. Overlin
North Shore Boulevard
Edward McGinn
Columbus Ave
Cecil B
Lucille Keesling
Hi Ware
Markleville
Jana
Edward L. Weddin
Meridian St
Gails
Paul R. & Ma
Nsfer & Wine
Aret Ann Heckaman
Executrix
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
E. G. Minnicar
Joe A. Harris
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