Irregular but Up Market As Dow Ties High for 1963
New York traders saw a mixed but overall higher day with the Dow Jones averaging 724.81 up 1.97 as factory durable goods and April housing data signaled strength. Volume slipped to 4.42 million shares. gainers led losers 545 to 473 with Chrysler and tobacco issues among active movers.
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Associated Press
Chrysler
American Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
Central Aguirre
American Crystal Sugar
American Sugar Refining
Holly
U.S
Two Atomic Submarines Christened in Twin Launch
In Groton Connecticut two atomic submarines will be christened simultaneously on June 22 marking the first twin launching since 1954 in the Navy atomic ship program. The Polaris missile firing Tecumseh and the attack sub Flahser will be launched at the Electric Boat division of General Dynamics Corp.
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Groton, Conn
APT
Navy
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Stock Quotations Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon
Stock quotes show higher bids and lower offers across numerous firms including American, Alcoa, Dow, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Sears, Texaco, United States Steel and Dow Jones averages with volume around 4.41 million. Notable price points include Bethlehem Steel around 18, Chrysler around 28, Eastman Kodak near 2 1 9, Standard Oil of New Jersey about 65 4, Pfizer around BISS, and U S Steel near 49 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ‘Ae
Ark
Oinen
Wees Gee Aveo
Balt
Gas & Elec
Beth. Steel
Sidy Brunswick
Chrysler
Dow
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Cello
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyear
Inter
Harvester
Johns-Manville
Bid Lynch Corp
Minesota Mining
Montgomery Ward
Radio Corp
Wcemens
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
N. J
Ind
Swift & Co
Texaco
Texas Instruments
Textron
Union Carbide
US. Steel
Westinghouse
Zenith
Dow Jones
Possible Sonic Boom Flight Routes From B58 Bombers
The 305th Bomb Wing schedules B 58 Hustler flights next week that may trigger sonic booms. Routes include Farmington Missouri to Cleveland via Cincinnati on Tue Wed Fri 7 30 to 6 48 p m EST Tuba City Arizona to Edwards Air Force Base California Tue 4 45 to 7 p m EST 30 miles north of Nashville Tennessee to Lafayette Indiana one to four daily flights Mon through Fri 8 a m to 5 p m EST Texas has 254 counties while Rhode Island has none.
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Bunker Hill Air Force Base, Inc
UPI
Farmington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Tuba City
Ariz
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Lafayette
Inn
Hogs Prices Steady to Mixed in Indianapolis Market
Indianapol is Friday hog market shows prices steady to 5 cents higher for 190 to 230 pound hogs early with later sales steady to 25 cents lower. Heavier hogs range mixed to 25 cents lower, sows and barrows in the 190 to 225 pound range sold around 15.75 to 16.25, with various heavy lots quoted across weights including 300 to 400 pounds 13.25 to 14, up to 525 pounds 12.75 to 13.50 and cattle and other stock minimal to test the market.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Lighter Hogs Sell Strong in Chicago Slaughter Market
The Friday hog marketings reached 5 000 head, the lightest in five weeks, with prices up to 25 cents higher. Week’s 32 000 head run was down 1 000 from last week as mixed No 1 and 2 hogs at 190-225 pounds sold 16 to 16.25 dollars, and 190-240 pound mixed 1-3 hogs at 15 to 16 dollars. Slaughter steel trade saw prices up about 50 cents, with prime grade at 24 and high mix 23 to 23.75. Heifers weighing 900-1050 pounds brought 22.75 to 23, while sheep offerings remained scant. Truck counts show U S trucks up 105 percent since 1939.
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Chicago
Local Livestock Market Prices Report
Prices at Emge's market show hogs steady with 190 to 240 pounds at 14.90 to 15.15 and 240 to 300 pounds at 13.90 to 14.40. Sows 13.00. Cattle steady with good steers and heifers 21.00 to 22.50 and choice 22.00 to 23.50. Local grain markets list wheat at 1.64, oats 0.66, beans 2.47.
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Farm Bureau
Livestock Market Report From Muncie Auctions
Live cattle prices range for steers 21.00 to 23.00 with good and choice 19.00 to 21.00 and utility to std 14.00 to 16.00. Heifers bring 20.50 to 22.50 top, with utilities 13.50 to 18.00. Cows steady 11.50 to 16.50, calves 18.00 to 30.00, lambs near 22.00 and old crop at 20.00, slaughter sheep 4.00 to 6.00.
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Bneed Baaa
SOE
Sans Idows Jel Sole
Onne Nay Ts Ncce
Two New Metropolitan School Districts Approved By State
Indiana approves two metropolitan districts linking Batesville Laughery Two in Ripley County with Oldenburg Ray Two in Franklin County and linking Richland Beanblossom Twos in Monroe County The commission also adopts new minimum standards for district reorganization removing the requirement of a natural community of interest while preserving 1000 students and 5000 dollar per pupil adjusted valuation.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana
Batesville
Laughery
Ripley County
Oldenburg
Ray
Franklin County
Richland
Beanblossom
Monroe County
State Commission
Southern Indiana Lays Economically Says Hartke Speech
Senator Vance Hartke told limestone quarry executives in Bedford that Southern Indiana lagged economically and risked the stone industry’s decline. He cited higher unemployment welfare cases and outmigration versus the rest of Indiana during a Bloomington Bedford quarry tour.
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Bedford
Ind
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Indiana
Hartke
Evansville
Bloomington-Bedford
Weak trading on Board of Trade closes mixed
SELLING was steady and generally weak across commodities on Friday with most contracts finishing lower. May wheat rose over four cents aided by demand, while soybeans, rye and new crop wheat fell, and corn stayed near unchanged amid rain and referendum uncertainty on the 1964 wheat control program.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Red Flasher Law Expanded to County Roads in Indiana
Lafayette reports Indiana expands 1961 tractor safety rule to county highways. Purdue safety expert F R Willsey notes the 1963 act broadens requirements for red flashing signals, aiding motorists and farmers with minimal impact.
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Lafayette
Indiana General Assembly
F. R. Willsey
Purdue University Farm Safety
Willsey
Baxter Laboratories to Break Ground on Arkansas Plant
Baxter Laboratories Inc. will break ground for a new 2 million dollar plant in Mountain Home Arkansas about 100 miles north of Little Rock. The facility will be the company’s largest for medical products and is due for completion next February. About 150 people will be employed.
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Chicago
UPI
Baxter Laboratories, Inc
Mountain Home
Ark
Little Rock
Gage Valve Company Purchase Announced
White Sewing Machine Corp. said it bought Jerguson Gage & Valve Co. of Burlington Massachusetts for an undisclosed price. Jerguson produces hazardous service liquid Jewel gages used in oil chemical nuclear marine and related industries.
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Cleveland
VPI
White Sewing Machine Corp
Jerguson Gage & Valve Co
Burlington
Mass
Jerguson
Multiple Local Auctions Schedule Across Towns
A series of sales listings over May include guardian and executor sales of real estate and household goods. Locations range from 530 Woodward Street Lapel to 122 West 22nd Street Egg Hood with various auctioneers and times in late May. A public sale covers 166 acres of Werley Vincent Farm two miles north of Alexandria.
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Anna E Wood
Guardian
Woodward Street
Lapel
Elbert H. Whelchel
Raymond Shirey
Household
Daleville
Tom Bartlett
Geo. Stewart
Jackson Street
H. L. Kirk
Bleven House
Furn & Antiques Auction
W. &Fith St
Egg Hood
Leslie Taylor
West 22Nd St
Egg M Hood
Phillip W. Hanon
Admer
Alexandria
Werley Vincent
H. D. Kirk
Interest Grows In Speculative Share Issues
New York AP reports broadening interest in speculative stocks as small investors re-enter the market. Analyst B K Thurlow of Winslow Cohn & Stetson notes the main question is whether price deterioration in recent leaders will counter the new speculative strength or vice versa. He compares shifts to an old car clutch and warns the Dow near all-time highs could swing on minor news.
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Wall Street
B.K. Thurlow
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
NAACP Conducts Member Drive May Campaign
The Madison County NAACP branch runs a May membership drive open to all citizens. Progress reports arrive at the Sunday meeting 4:00 p.m. at Allen Chapel Church. May 19 agenda includes Housing Committee reports and delegates to the Louisville regional conference. Local group gears for the Chicago national convention in July. The nationwide protest over tax dollars funding segregated facilities is noted as successful.
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Madison County
NAACP
Allen Chapel
16Th
Sheridan Streets
Louisville
Chicago
U. S
Madison County auction on state road 38 sale lot May 21 1963
State Highway Commission Indiana auctions a rural property near Pendleton including a frame house barn granary silo milkhouse and hen house previously owned by Edna Barrett Thomas. Sale by cash or certified funds only with bank drafts acceptable. deputy commissioner James Berg oversees with auctioneers Willis Sare Jr Levan Van Paris Don Millspaugh and sales supervisor Dale Dougherty. MG 1963 No. 13 C-8945-May 11-18.
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Madison County
Indiana
East Cross Street
Anderson
East School Street
Fast School Street
Madison
Fest School Street
John P. Dickmann
G. Douglass Owens
Sarah Ann Hurn
Lansberry & Dickmann
Kellum & Bradley
Wills & Kemper
Harvey
Rogers
Superior Court
Chase Street
Arlington
Pendleton
Edna Barrett Thomas
Indiana State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission OF Indiana Department OF Administration
James Berg
Willis Sare Jr
Levan van Paris
Don Millspaugh
Dale Dougherty
Classified Advertising The People Market Place Ad Rates
Office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ads run per line with daily, three day, and one day rates. A weekly rate applies at 29 cents per line per day, three day at 33 cents, and one day at 42 cents. A minimum line charge of $100 applies, cash rate 80 cents. Monthly rate is 600 dollars per line. Ads start in the morning edition. Anderson Newspapers reserves the right to classify ads and is responsible for more than one mis insertion. Classified line ads accepted until 5 p.m. the day before publication.
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Andrew Jackson
City of
Anderson
Jefferson Street
Twenty-third Street
Herald
Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Card of Thanks for Henry Hague Loss
We wish to thank our friends neighbors and relatives Dr Everett Gaunt the nurses Karl Kyle Bill Hill and the Karl Kyle Funeral Home for the beautiful flowers food and all the many other thoughtful things done for us in the loss of our husband and father Henry Hague Mrs Henry Hague and children
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Everett Gaunt
Karl Kyle
Bill Hill
Henry Hague
In Memoriam Tribute Ads Reminder
A reminder for families to place thoughtful In Memoriam tributes on a special page appearing Thursday May 30. For information and verse suggestions call 643-5371 and tell the operator you wish to run an In Memoriam ad. Classified Adv. Dept And. Newspapers Inc.
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New York
Sun Valley Speedway
Thomson & McKinnon
Texas
Rhode Island
George Stewart
Carolina Lenz Estate
John P. Dieckmann
G Douglass Owens
Superior Court of
Emge
HOGS
Muncie Livestock
Sen. Hartke
Gerald P. Shine
Harvey O. Rogers
Peck, Scott & Shine
Egbert Hood
Elsie May Robbins
Elva Allen Robbins
Laboratories
Jane White
Flossie I. Riggs
Eugene Creagmile
Lucy E. Upson
St. Winona Lake
Associates
Main Street
Associates Inestment Company
Board of School Trustees
West 11Th Street
W.ilth Street
Board of Trustees
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Public Schools
Municipal Light & Power Dept
Board of Public Works
City Hall
State Board of Accounts
State of
Board of Works
S L E Eggeman
Carl Cottom
Sharon Bell
Louise Minneman
Department of Administration, Supply Division
Cliff's
Delaware
Alcoholics Anonymous
Haugh Tailor
Larry
Peggy
Baxter
Mink
Durgan
Eugene Jones
Zale's Jewelry
Pitt
Betty’s
Mace's
Columbus Ave
Hoosier Maytag
Bullock
Broadway & Ames
Madison Co
Jackson
Noblesville
J & N Cafe
State St
Matthew Lumber Corner
The
John Ph
Masonic
Petersen Lumber Co
Ohio Ave
Illinois
Gloria Crick
Cecelia
29Th & Jackson
Harold E. Smith
Main ST
Young & Gardner
State Rd
Andover
Wiliam Arnold
Mark Fox and Son
Anchor Fence Aluminum Const. CO
Martin Milling
Sam Flatford
East
DIAL
Newsom
Morton
Sunbeam
Provence
K. Perkins
Stiner
Screamin
Beeman
Myers Gravel and Sand CO
Alexandria Pike
A. H. Kelley
Bulletin- Herald
E. EF
Harwell
Leo Campbell
Walter H. Campbell
Behren
Paul J. High
Ruby’s Plug. & Htg. Co
North St
Chesterfield
Pendleton Ave
Anderson Home
Force Run
John Harbison
Ierview
National Delivery Co
United Parcel Service
St. Rd
By-Pass
William's Floor & Wall
Tile Din & So EK
Richmond, Tnd
People's Marketplace
Aise Eae
Cal Eine
Cunera
Cnnceve
Axbacaessnees
Vmamenne
Petsch
Onnar Ae
Insurance Loans Financial
Sakiiake Ome OE
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