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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1961

Page

8

Economy Gains Put Jobs Rising Says Heller and Clague

UPI reports two officials forecast an upturn with a $25 billion rise in output in the last three quarters of the year. Walter Heller says GNP is $50 billion below potential and joblessness may fall to 6 percent by December. Egan Clague predicts unemployment could drop to around 4 percent within 18 months as growth strengthens.

New York UPI Muirieg Walter W Heller University of Connecticut Loeb Awards Riin Egan Clague Federal Labor Statistics National Industrial Conference Board Heller Kennedy Clague Conference Board

Kirkpatrick Wins Anderson College Outstanding Senior Award

Stanley Kirkpatrick of Mitchell is named Outstanding Senior by the Anderson College Alumni Association for 1961. He spoke at the final chapel of 1960-61, led campus activities, and will receive a BA June 19 at Park Place Church of God during commencement in Anderson. He sang with Church of God groups on national tours and radio.

Church of God Christian Brotherhood Hour Alumni Association Anderson College Stanley Kirkpatrick Mitchell Joe Espey Kirkpatrick Ellen Begemann Winston Roberts Karla Lick Music Hall Robert H. Reardon Reardon Sigma Zeta National Honorary Science Society Decatur (Ind Park Place

Lawn Boy lawn mower ad from Lynco brand

An advertisement notes LAWN-BOY as another Lynco distributed product. Lynco is the registered trade mark of the Lynn Koehlinger Company Incorporated, Fort Wayne Indiana.

Lawn-Boy LYNCO Lynn Koehlinger Fort Wayne Indiana

Stock Quotations Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon

Quotations enclosed in brackets or parentheses indicate the higher figure was asked and the lower was offered.

Courtesy Thomson & McKinnon

Dow Tops 700 As Market Turns Higher

The Dow Jones average climbs above 700 for the first time signaling potential summer gains. Analysts from W E Hutton Van Alstyne Noel Walston stress value stocks, while NYSE president Keith Funston warns against speculation. Experts urge careful investment and focus on solid firms in chemicals, building shares, motors and steel.

New York Wall Street L. O. Hooper W. E. Hutton & Co Martin Gilbert van Alstyne Noel & Co Keith Funston New York Stock Exchange Eldon A. Grimm Walston & Co A. M. Kidder & Co Lawrence Lewis Preshing & Co

Market Pullback From All Time High As Stocks Decline

Profit taking trimmed gains as the market backed away from the prior peak. The Dow slid to 701.14 while the AP 60 average fell to 251.40, with volume dropping on the NYSE and AMEX.

New York Dow Associated Press New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange

Indianapolis Hog Auction Prices Move Lower on Thursday

Hog prices slipped 25 to 50 cents with sows steady to 25c, some 50c lower. Barrows and gilts 190 to 225 pounds sold mostly 17 dollars, 21 head at 17.75, 180 to 240 pound bulk 16 to 17, heavier hogs 15 to 16.25, lighter hogs 15 to 16. Cattle and bulls steady to slightly lower, cows steady, steers 19.50 to 22.50, yearlings up to 23, heifers 18 to 22, canners 14 to 16. Lambs steady, springers 18 to 18.50, lambs 14 to 16, ewes 3.50 to 5.50.

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Liquor Store Robber Strikes Again in Indianapolis

An armed intruder entered a liquor store in Indianapolis and demanded cash. He took $100 and several bottles of whisky after threatening the 70 year old manager who retreated to the back room and was locked in.

Alpha Chi Indianapolis Jeff Keith

Muncie Livestock Market Closes Early Amid Cattle and Hogs Reports

Livestock sales ended by 2 00 PM with late arrivals carried to the next market. Hog prices ranged from 15 00 to 17 25 per hundredweight across weight classes while calves lambs and sheep showed varied gains and declines. Cattle prices across steers heifers and cows remained steady to mixed. Separately in South Bend Indiana police located 9 year old Wilma Marie West in Hartsville Ohio with her mother Wan da Marie Hostettler ending an abduction custody case.

South Bend Ind Wilma Marie West Hartsville Ohio Wanda Marie Hostettler

Local Livestock Market Prices and Grain Rates

Livestock prices fell 25 cents with bids for 190 to 240 pound cattle at 16.40 to 16.90 and 240 to 300 pound cattle at 15.65 to 16.15. Good steers and heifers bring 21.50 to 23.50 while choice steers and heifers fetch 23.50 to 26.00. Grain markets show wheat at 1.68, oats and corn figures listed. The piece ends with an odd note on North American mammals.

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Soybeans End With Gains On Tight 1961 Harvest Outlook

CHICAGO AP Soybeans rose as traders covered short positions and anticipated tight supplies before the 1961 harvest. May soybeans closed around 3.13 12, while oats led grain gains and corn and rye edged lower amid broader sluggish trade.

Chicago Board of Trade

Hogs Market Shows Weaker Trend as Trade Slows in Chicago

Trade in butcher hogs slowed with prices steady to 50 cents lower, weights over 230 pounds leading the drop. Top price held at 17.75 dollars, with small numbers of 200 pound mixed grades at 17 to 17.50 and 200-240 pounders at 16.25 to 17 dollars. Heavier hogs 14.75 and up, sows 14.25 to 15.25 for 300-400 pound ranges. Slaughter steel stock sold around 23 to 24 dollars, mixed lots at 22.50 to 22.75, while bulls and heifers showed varied declines and gains. No wool lamb sales reported.

Chicago

First cholerform for anaesthetic in America traced to Nova Scotia druggist

Early medical records place its production around 1833 by a Nova Scotia druggist, marking an early milestone in American anesthetic history.

Boston America Nova Scotia

Michigan Moves to Legalize Blood Tests for DUI

Michigan becomes the 33rd state to authorize blood tests in drunken driving cases. The change aligns with prior standards for evidentiary blood alcohol testing and affects law enforcement procedures statewide.

Michigan

Auction notices list multiple sales across Indiana towns

Public and executor sales scheduled May through June feature real estate, household goods, autos, farm bids, and dissolutions. Listings include locations in Anderson, Pendleton, Alexandria, Shir ley, Wayne, Frankton, and Richmond with dates May 20 to June 7 and various auctioneers.

Scott’s Addition Alexandria Ind Bethel Pike Winston’s T.V Elect Leonard Refrig Horton Westinghouse Alva Stinson East 8Th Street Elbert C. Frazee Lincoln-Mercury-Comet West 14Th St Coca-Cola Adv Ridgin Forse Egg Hood Harold Anson Madison Ave Dale Hays Pendleton Fred Kettery Scott Addition Wayne Phearis Mad. Co County Infirmary Anderson H. D Anderson Banking Company Sarah MecDaniel Frankton Cement Road First Road First House Hector Kirk Carl S. Downey Delaware Street Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Geo. Harrison Fletcher Street H. D. Kirk Jessup Brothers Main Street Shirley Omer Jessup Joe Parr 5Th St Mary F. Gabel Hartman Road Chester M. Dewitt

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