Market advances after selling spree cools mood on Wall Street
New York stocks recovered from a sharp morning drop as buyers returned, lifting the AP 60-stock average to 237.5 and the Dow to 646.41 after a volatile session. Trading volume reached 5.99 million on the NYSE and 1.69 million on the AMEX, with bond activity spiking to a 6 percent par value level across corporate issues.
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New York
Wall Street
Laos
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Eisenhower
Treasury
Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early at 2 P.M.
Market reports show hogs steady with 200 to 240 pound range at 15.90 to 16.40 and cattle steady with choice steers at 24.00 to 26.50. Lambs range from 21.00 to 30.00, while calves sell around 29.65 with various weights and grades listed.
Indiana Fryers and Eggs Prices in Indianapolis Market
Indiana fryers priced at 15 and roasters 15 to 20. Eggs quoted with large eggs 23 to 24, medium 19 to 20, small 14 to 15, and B large 20 to 21. Courtesy Thomson and McKinnon.
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Indiana Fryers Indianapolis
Indiana Fryers
Hog Prices Steady to Strong in Indianapolis Market
Hog prices in Indianapolis moved steady to strong with many weights showing gains. For 190 to 225 pounds, No. 1 and 2 shares sold around 16.25 to 16.50 dollars. 180 to 240 pound butchers 15.75 to 16.35. Cattle and lamb listings also noted with varied weights and prices across bulls cows and vealers. A separate note from New York reports steelmaking output in April at 9.229 million tons, with Indiana Territory’s first governor William Henry Harrison identified.
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Indianapolis
Spl
New York
UPI
American Iron & Steel Institute
Indiana
William Henry Harrison
Hog prices peak at 16.50 as 8500 head sold
Chicago AP reports slaughter hog prices topped at 16.50 per hundredweight with 8 500 head offered. buyers paid the peak for 190 225 lb No 1 2 hogs while 1 3 grades moved up to 16 25. heavier weights brought 13.75 15.75 and sows 13.75.
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Chicago
Five PA freight cars derail near Howe causing two crossings to halt
In Howe Indiana five cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed Saturday night blocking two crossings in LaGrange County. State police reported no injuries and that the wreckage did not block the town's main Ind 120 crossing. The cause was not determined immediately.
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HOWE
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
LaGrange
Public Hearing on Alcohol Permit for Overlin Restaurant
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Madison County Indiana will investigate the application of Dale and Alma Alberta Overlin for a restaurant beer permit at 1905 N Shore Boulevard Anderson Indiana. The public hearing opens at 6 AM May 21 1962 in the Commissioners Court and is open to public participation. Executive Recorder W F Cond and Chairman Joe A Harris announce the session.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Madison County
Indiana
Commissioners Court
Anderson
Dale & Alma
Alberta Overlin
Shore Boulevard
P.O
Public Auction Notices Listing Multiple Sales
A sequence of auction notices lists sales by Ozro and Dolly Mogie Joe Kellum and Jim Bradley Mrs Hoy and Ray Vasbinder James R Webb P R Sibbert and others with sale types including personal property farming tools and real estate. Locations span New Castle Wayne Shirley and surrounding areas with multiple auctioneers named.
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Ozro
Dolly Mogie
South 18Th Street
New Castle
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Hoy
Ray Vasbinder
Anderson
State Rd
Wayne Phearis
James R. Webb
Delaware St
H. D. Kirk
R. F. Sibbert
8Th St
Harry Harlan
Omer Jessup
James Bradley
South Main St
Shirley
Ind
Woodrow Smalley
Illinois Street
AHS Choral Club Spring Concert May 18
Anderson High School presents its Choral Club spring concert Friday May 18 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium for National Music Week with Miss Marceline J. Dillon directing and Kenny Upshaw as master of ceremonies.
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Anderson High School
Marceline J. Dillon
Barbara Falls
Nancy O'Neill
Allen Deyo
Kenny Upshaw
Swing Choir
Neil O’brien
Hal Ryan
Nancy Riggs
Eloise Robinett
Gigi
Wildcat
Walt Whitman
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Sherman Adams
Donna Bowen
Aundrea Broadnax
Carl Caldwell
Pam Caldwell
Pam Coen
Kay Coody
Paula Cramer
Karen Dunkerly
Marcie Espey
Darlene Fields
Mike Hall
Kathy Heivey
Larry Hurley
Bettye Jones
Vicki Lorenz
Nancy Osborne
Karen Scott
Max Shively
Randy Shuman
Sharon Slick
Steve Weston
John Wiley
Cheryl Biddle
Lewis Braden
Karen Clevenger
David Delp
Terry Gillespie
Carol Guilkey
Sharon Guss
Steve Ham
Steve Harris
Barbara Long
Joyce Maddox
Sue Miller
Pat Morris
Jill Newberry
Cindy Phelps
Jerry Poston
Dan Preston
Connie Reardon
Larry Roof
Keith Travis
Garry Pook
Mel
Four Enlist In U.S. Navy During April
The Anderson area Navy recruiting station announces four men enlisting in April. David R. Beher will join from 1233 Broadway after high school and Ball State attendance. Albert W. Couch Jr. is from Lapel high. Ronald E. Fisher lives on Alexandria Pike. Larry L. Caplinger from 416 E Fourth St has two years active duty and re enlisted as boiler tender. Beher and Caplinger go to Washington for orders, Couch and Fisher report to Great Lakes for training.
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Navy
Anderson
David R. Beher
Wilfred E. Beher
Broadway
Dave
Anderson High
Ball State
Naval Reserve
Albert W. Couch, Jr
Albert W. Couch
Rt. 1
Frankton
Lapel High
Ronald E. Fisher
Edna P. Morris
Alexandria Pike
Larry L. Caplinger
Edwin A. Caplinger
E. 4Th St
Larry
Dave Beher
Larry Caplinger
Washington, D.C
al Couch
Ron Fisher
Great Lakes
Chicago Wheat Futures Rise on Board of Trade
Three of five wheat contracts hit season highs on brisk trade but could not hold gains as profit taking pulled prices back. Rye gained broadly while feed grains were steady to weak and soybeans mixed. Weather dry in parts of the winter wheat belt and expectations of a smaller U.S. yield supported sentiment.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
GM Suggestion Drive Sets New Monthly Record
GM says employees at Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp submitted 16821 ideas in a month as the nationwide campaign marks its 20th anniversary. April totals, including 653,598 suggestions, surpassed all of 1961 by 162,058, with top units Chevrolet Buffalo axle plant Flint AC Spark Plug Fisher Body Oakland.
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Delco-Remy
Guide
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Anderson Division
Detroit
General Motors
John F. Gordon
Gordon
U.S
Chevrolet
U. S
Canada
Kiwanis To Honor College Circle K Here Tonight
Mounds Kiwanis Club plans a 6 p.m. recognition dinner at the YMCA Mulberry Room honoring Anderson College Circle K Club as outstanding Indiana district group for the year. Carl Erskine will be principal speaker. David Harp elected Indiana district governor.
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Kiwanis International
Mounds Kiwanis Club
Circle K Club
Mounds Club
Jack van Dyke
Mounds Kiwanis
Bill Pope
Russell Johnson
Bill Osborne
West Virginia Coal Seams Number About 120
A historical note states that West Virginia contains roughly 120 coal seams. The fact highlights the region's varied mineral deposits and geological complexity.
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West Virginia
Card of Thanks for William Murray’s Loss
I express my sincere appreciation to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the death of my husband William Murray. Special thanks to Baker Bros Dr Fribley pallbearers and to Mr and Mrs Herman Stanley Mr and Mrs Raymond Rariden Mr and Mrs Arthur Robertson and Mrs William Murray.
In Loving Memory of William F. McKinley
McKinley family memorial note for William F McKinley who died May 15 1959. Line expresses sunshine, shadows and lasting love from mother and family in a simple obituary style.
Mature senior seeks Sylvania TV for graduation gift
An elderly but confident senior in Frankton Indiana seeks a 19 inch Sylvania TV from Armstrong TV at 8th and Jackson to celebrate graduation. The ad notes a desire for a nice white unit and gives a name to respond with and a local location. Termite invasion in Anderson prompts a local pest control ad by Bax ter Exterminating offering free home inspections.
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Chester
Dalzell
Jackson
Frankton
Ind
Sylvania
Armstrong TV
8Th & Jackson Sts
Anderson
Baxter
Madison Co
Classified ads and services listing page
Multiple small ads and notices including peat moss for sale 50c per bushel rental trailer space with carport patio and shade $25 monthly cash loan request, Ferguson Pie address and phone, fresh strawberry and sugar cream daily, alterations and mending services, elder care offered 24 hour service, city pickup service, Rite-Way Laundry and Dry Clean, wall tile and vinyl flooring ads, Alcoholics Anonymous contact boxes and phone numbers.
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South
Ferguson Pie
Jackson St
Haugh
Banners
Free City
19Th & Central
Jim Wright
Norma_ Wright
Bestos l
Multiple Lost Pets and Items in Hazelwood Area
Lost parakeet in Hazelwood School area contact 613 after 5 p.m. Reward call 643-1772. Lost or missing black and white Fox Terrier near 38th and Madison Ave small boys pet call 643-5771 after 4 p.m. Reward. Female black and sable German Shepherd Heidi reward call 643-1718. Lost male pomeranian Pretty near Main St and St Rd a call 643-8548. Lost lady’s glasses near Edgewood Plaza call 642-0333. Also ride to new hospital with 7 304 shift contact 643-9256 after 5 p.m.
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Hazelwood
Lady's Er Se Mounds Park
Sat
38Th
Madison Ave
Heidi
Main & St. Rd
Sonaa
St. Rd
Lost Lady's Glasses
Edgewood Plaza
MOTEL TRAINING INC offers management and operations training
Mature applicants over 25 are invited to enroll in motel management training. The program, run by Motel Training Inc, includes instruction in driving and parking in controlled conditions. Former Driver Examiner contact numbers are 644-4970 and 644-9108 for details.
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Aoe Motel Training, Inc
H Box
Meadowbrook Beauty Shop Ad and Yard Work Services
A compact classified fragment advertises permanent hair services from Lesta Harney at 2003 Columbus Ave and Meadowbrook Beauty Shop operator Ollie Nunn at 198 Andover Rd. It notes guaranteed work, evergreen settings, trimming and sprays for trees and shrubs, yard rolling, and two phone numbers 644-2962 and 643-5298 plus 644-7054.
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Lesta Harney
Columbus Ave
Meadowbrook
Ollie Nunn
Andover RD
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