Hares Take New Setback
The stock market fell for a second sharp setback this year as brokers noted a broad but weak session. Trading volume was thin at about 2.16 million shares as steels and aircrafts led declines while the Associated Press index dropped to 160.30 from a record high of 166.80. The downturn, under way nearly three weeks, is seen as a consolidation after a strong advance. War sa w delegates focus on a legislative program at the Indiana League of Women Voters biennial convention at Lake Wawasee.
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Stock Quotations and Market Wrap From New York
U.S. government bonds rose on Monday while corporate bonds edged narrowly. Dealers noted some fund flow from stocks into Treasuries, aiding prices. railroads and industrials mostly declined after an initial rally. Utilities were irregular and convertibles generally fell with stocks. Big Board turnover reached 3.77 million dollars, up from 2.94 million Friday.
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New York Dry Goods Market Steady On Cotton Textiles
The cotton textile market saw buyers check various fabrics for spot and forward delivery. 86 square print cloth sold at 18 cents a yard for average goods and 19 cents for best quality. Wool goods mills booked moderate re-orders for fall cloth with small rayon sales reported.
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Grains Display Weaker Tone On Monday Trading
Chicago grains showed a generally weak day on the Board of Trade with soybeans the exception as futures fell in May wheat and corn while oats and rye were steadier. Moisture in the Southwest aided selling in wheat though cash receipts remained ample, and May soybeans saw a short covering surge. Turkey reports a near sevenfold rise in tractors since 1950.
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Kansas
Erites
Local Livestock Market Prices Steady Prices For Hogs
Indianapolis market reports steady to 25 cents lower for hogs with bulk prices for choice barrows and gilts at 18.50 to 18.25. No. 1 and 2 180 to 210 pounds at 18.40 to 18.50, 240 to 270 pounds 16.50 to 17.50, lighter weights down to 12.25 to 16.50. Cows, bulls, steers, and yearlings show mixed gains and declines with top steers 22.00 to 23.00. heifers and mixed yearlings around 18.50 to 22.25. Lambs scarce. spring lambs about 21.50. Poultry prices for hens and roosters listed. eggs current receipts noted.
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Russia
Chicago
Hogs Prices Dip at Muncie Auction
Muncie livestock traders report lower hog prices on Monday with meat-type hogs in light to heavy weight ranges selling between 180 and 360 pounds. Buyers showed cautious demand as market quotes drifted down across all categories.
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Muncie
Snowfall Blankets Western Region Up To Seven Inches
Snow accumulations of up to seven inches spread across the western area as winter weather lingered. Interpreting the news, Associated Press notes President Tite’s plan to stay neutral amid ongoing East-West tensions.
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Singapore Riot Deaths Blamed On Communists
Singapore chief secretary UK W A Goode denounced a Leftist Malayan party and covert Communist backers for last Thursday's industrial unrest that caused four deaths and 36 injuries in the colony. An American AP reporter Genie Symonds of Dayton Ohio was among the dead. A memorial service was held for Symonds at St Andrews cathedral. Goode urged emergency powers for a curfew at the legislative Assembly, calling the riot a setback to self government and a warning of dangerous manipulation by leaders using workers and students. He condemned the extremists for provoking violence and warned neutrality in the region is fragile amid East West tensions.
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Dyes for Furs Sold by New York Firm in Aerosol Cans
New York firm offers fur dyes in aerosol cans claiming treatments last up to three years and revive faded furs. Classifieds section notes the paper’s publisher absence after Capt. Joseph M. Patterson’s death in 196. Tribune Co. stockholders elected three new directors Arthur A. Schman F. MM. Flynn along with continued re elections of existing directors. Political commentary references Yugoslavia, Belgrade visit by Krushchev and Bulganin, and Khrushchev remarks on choosing between communism and colonialism.
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Ongoing Auction Sales May May 11 to June 4
Public and executory sales listed for various dates in Indiana. Items include real estate and household goods, farms, and stock at Kirk s Sale Barn and other local sites near Lapel Pendleton Warsaw and Ine gails. Trustees auctioneers include Elbert B Whelchel J C Bradley Joe Kellum with multiple entries across May 11 12 18 24 and June 4.
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Sechrist Lake
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State St. Pendleton
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Harry B. Helms
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Notice of Final Settlement and Estate Claims
A series of legal notices in Indiana court records. Includes final settlement petitions for the estates of William Dunham and Mieczyslaw Mroz with proofs of heirship required, appointment notices for executors and administrators, and deadlines for filing claims. Filings detail assets, distribution, and barring of claims unless filed within specified months. Local clerks and attorneys named.
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Salable sheep receipts reach 3000 with steady lambs
Salable sheep receipts totaled 3000 as lambs and sheep held remained steady. A small lot of choice and prime native spring lambs sold up to 23.00 dollars. Good to mostly choice shorn lambs and No 1 pelts brought 17.00 to 18.50 dollars.
Roosevelt enrollment set for mothers at Roosevelt School
Pre school enrollment for next year's first graders is scheduled for Thursday May 13 at 9 am. The session includes talks by the school nurse and teachers and will hand out the book list and other materials for mothers. About 645 students are expected with 50 graduating and over 100 projected enrollments this year, as Anderson Township plans for capacity.
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Air Reserve Group Meets in North Anderson
Members of Flight A 9596 of the Air Force Reserve met in regular session last evening at the Naval Building in North Anderson with Maj. Fred Fuller in charge. Maj. Fuller and Maj. Raymond Courter led a panel discussion on reserve affairs. A film, The Atom Strikes, was shown by Capt. Myron Hutzinger. The reserve unit meets each Monday evening at the Naval Building and invites all former Air Force personnel to attend.
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Carp Kite At Tokyo Gathering Requires 200 Men To Fly
A 36 by 29 foot carp shaped kite weighing 560 pounds was flown in Tokyo with 200 men lifting it. The carp symbolizes courage in Japanese culture and drew spectators at the event.
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