Hogs and cattle market report from Indianapolis Wheat prices edge higher
Indianapolis markets show hogs up to 50 cents higher with most up 25 to 50 cents and varied weights trading 19.25 to 26.00 per cwt. Cattle and calves steady to lower with steers 24.50 to 26.75 and cows 18.00 to 20.00. Sheep not fully tested. lambs 26.00 to 26.50 and woolled ewes 5.00 to 6.00. Local grain quotes list No 2 red wheat 1.47, corn 1.21-1.22, oats 0.36 per bushel, soybeans 2.95. Market notes discuss hay fever impacts and ongoing cross-bearings in local agricultural context.
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Indianapolis
Hogs Advance
USDA
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Hollen
Washington
Alaska
McLucas
Bears
Raugh
Page One
Rubeck
Page One Good & Ch
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Hollenbaugh
Chicago
Stronger Hog Prices Paid
Market report shows hogs and cattle with varied prices across weight classes and grades. Hog receipts 6,000 head with a spread from 22.23 to 26.00 for mixed 190-270 lb cattle 9,000 head. prime and high choice ranges noted, plus smaller sheep and lamb figures.
GM Traffic Films Promote Safe Driving On Highway
The series includes Passing Fancy a veteran bus driver explains safe passing techniques Ticket to Safety a first ticket altering a young driver’s habits We Drivers a helicopter filmed overlook shows common roadside hazards Safety First-Second-Third behind the scenes at GM proving ground St Mary’s councilman Father Kienly urges delaying high school closure Parishioners plan Friday meeting at 7 30 PM
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Ross-Country
Eteran
Saigon Crisis Deepens With Hunger Strikes and Protests
In 1963 Saigon as monks and nuns stage a 48 hour hunger strike appealing for U S support against Ky regime while police break up a 600 strong march. Da Nang tensions rise as Viet Cong guerrillas threaten and Ky pledges to use peaceful means unless crisis worsens.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
U.S
Institute
da Nang
United States
Chamber Reports April to March Decline in Water Use and Commerce
The Chamber notes a 3.86 percent decrease in water use for April compared with March, while bank clearings rose 6.48 percent to 101,099,075. April saw 606 new cars vs 700 in March, 1,295 used car transfers down from 1,550, and 182 new citizens vs 211 newborns in March. April deaths were 80, airplane takeoffs and landings totaled 410 vs 606 in March, with local plane owners totaling 726 vs 850. Outbound airport tonnage dropped to 43,763 from 49,361, and newspaper advertising reached 93.15 dollars to a total of 142.15. Campaign expense reports were filed by several candidates including William T. Sebree, James L. Jones, Ray E. Colvin, and others, with totals ranging from no expense to 603.69 dollars.
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Carl
William T. Sebree
Granger
Superior Match Co
Anderson
Alexandria Times
Elwood Call- Leader
James L. Jones
Democrat
County Recorder
Elwood Call-Leader
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Ray E. Colvin
Fall Creek
Iuperior Court
Henry P. Schrenker
Edward C. Jordan
Anderson Two
Justice of the Peace
Hudson Printing Co
K-Mart
Norm Cook
Roy H. Shepherd
Gordon Odell
Burton Printing
Saids
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Tom Broderick
Democrat Party
Taylor Printing Co
Superior Match Company
Eaton Printing Co
Alexandria Times ] Tribune
Anderson Newspapers
Elwood Call Leader
Star China
U.S. Post Office
Miller Hug
Political expense filings show Democrat candidates and totals
Primary Elwood Advertiser lists Democrat candidates expenses with totals and notes. Robert W. Campbell files May 16 with handwritten item for county clerk expense not notarized. Carlin F. Dawson files notarized expenses. Other Democrats include Jesse Biddle, C William Fletcher, Lowell Powell, and Lester Sigler with varying card, advertising, and driving costs. State statutes require clerk certificates and three-year record keeping.
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Page One
Elwood
Robert W. Campbell
Green Two
Willis Winkler
Carlin F. Dawson
Winkler
Taylor Printing Co
Jesse
Biddle
South
William Fletcher
Lowell T. Powell
Lester Sigler
Scout Leaders Honored at Wood Badge Ceremony
Scout Executive Cedrick A. Dunkerly presided as national Wood Badge heads were seated with D L Slater and Woodsbadge 13 leaders presenting. The Silver Beaver was given by Bert Downey. New officers included president elect A L McColloum Jr. Dozens of leaders from Alexandria New Castle Chesterfield Pendleton Carmel Noblesville and other towns were recognized for completing training and for organizing numerous scouting units.
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Swanson
Ken Bailey
William Shaw
Bernard Burns
Cedrick A. Dunkerly
D. L. Slater
Woodsbadge 13
Wea
National Council
Bert Downey
Henry
Park Place
Boulder Junction
Wis
McCarty
Alexandria
Jordan
Blue River District
New Castle
Ferkes
Donald Collins
Anderson
Echols
W. Shirell Fox
Howard Wise
Blue River
A. L. McColloum, Jr
Chesterfield
Robert Green
Dale Henson
Robert Smith
Theodore Bausman
Wilburn Garrett
Charles Raines
John Barker
Cecil Grenner
Darell Perry
Calvin Tinsley
Walter R. Clark
Frankton
Willard Flanagan
Elwood
David C. Pace
Sheldon Haulk
Jack Green
John Owen
Robert Rebuck
Charles Thornberry
Pendleton
Dick Hoover
Carmel
Dale Bainaka
Noblesville
John Fluhr
Lapel
Keith Hershberger
Fishers
Carl Monzel
Markleville
Raymond Hanna
William C. Dudgeon
George H. Fesler, Jr
Tipton
Ray Johnson
Paul Claxton
Frederick Calhoun
Sheridan
Evan Kendall
Anderson Obituaries Update From Local Funeral Notices
Earl L G Kennedy 68 died at St Johns Hospital after seven months illness in Anderson born 1900 in Indianapolis. Grace Kinder 83 of Aurora died at Gable Nursing Home. Fred Stradler 83 of 3608 Forest Terrace died at St Johns Hospital after year illness. Audrey Mae Bruning 67 of 16 Fosner Dr. Adah E Shields 80 of 1429 W 4th St. Addie M Edens 63 of Holton. Sarah Ellen Manley 93 of 1636 Fletcher St dies. several funeral services scheduled in Anderson area churches and funeral homes.
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Crystal St
St. John’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Fred E
E. Hoy Kennedy
Anderson
Delco- Remy Division
Armed Forces
E. 8Th St
UAW
Elma L. “Hornish
Fred Kennedy
Anna C. Davis
Kenneth Hoy Sr
BE. D.bill Hoy
John J. Russell
Arland E
Jimmie D. Davis
Mary Zion
Harold E. Rozelle
Grace Kinder
Gladys Flowers
Scatterfield Rd
Gable
Aurora
Ind
Osgood
Everett Kinder
Daugher
Mary Waller
Rising Sun
Joseph Esal
Earl Kinder
Joopsten, I
Shase Iter
Florida
Jome
Steir and
Williams
Robert Carroll
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Riverview
Steir and Williams
Fred Stradler
Forrest Terrace
Yugoslavia
New York Central Railroad
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Railroadmen’s Union
Polish Lodge
Father Heilman
St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Audrey Bruning
Audrey Mae Bruning
Fosner
Baker Prothers
John Siner
Anderson Memorial Park
Adah Shields
Adah E. Shields
4Th St
Brown and Butz
Montse G. Schuster
Park Cemetery
Portand
Addie Edens
Addie M. Edens
Delaware St
McNeelan and Smith Funeral Home
Holton
Sarah Manley
Sarah Ellen Manley
Fletcher St
A.m
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Francis Hollis
Marysville
Thomas and
Bridgett Mullins Wickens
James P. Maniley
Rosary Society of
St. Mary’s
Ellwood
Catherine Edwards
Margaret Christensen
Escondido
Calif
James Manley
John
Martin ‘Wickens
Lewistown
Mont
Irene Grizzill
St. Mary’s ‘Catholic Church
Msgr
Kidnapper Slain: FBI Track Dogs Join Manhunt
Fragmentary report describes a fatal shot trajectory ruling out a Rubeck attack as the killer fired from a window. State police and FBI agents intensify the hunt with tracking dogs assisting in clues above the river area and near the old mill.
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Oumuay Weir
Rubeck
FBI
Lucas
Prosecution Seeks Justice Over Brutal Child Abuse Case
The prosecutor urged the jury to punish the defendants for Sylvia’s battered and seared death in Indiana. New called the crime the most hideous seen and said Sylvia could not believe her abusers would harm her. He asked the jury to decide life, 10 to 21 years, or freedom for each defendant.
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Indiana
New
Sylvia
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