Stock market gains push May prices higher in wheat and steel
A broad market advance lifted shares on Tuesday with May wheat up to three week highs as steel and rye led gains. Volume rose to 2.5 million on the board of trade while corn and oats ended mixed. Strong bids from shorts and upbeat defense outlook spurred a late rally in several issues led by Curtiss Wright and United Aircraft.
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Wilson
Tom -Agulers Snoteyels
Morgan
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Detroit Tigers slip further in skid as Orioles stun at home
Local market prices appear alongside a Detroit box score summary where Baltimore Orioles routs Detroit 6-4 remarking on Leadoff upsets. The report blends poultry and grain prices with a baseball recap, noting Bob Nieman and Al Kaline contributions amid a six-game Tigers losing streak and Zuverink and Harshman relief in the late innings.
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Oats
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Seypeans
George Zuverink
Jack Harsh
O'Dell
Reno
Bertoia
Zuverink
al Kaline
Leghorn Hens
Lous Siges
Harshman
Charlie Maxwell
Anderson
Hogs Follow Uneven Trend In Indianapolis Market
Hogs in Indianapolis showed an uneven trend as demand for butcher hogs remained steady. The Associated Press stock index rose sharply with broad gains across industries and rails, while 14 of the 15 most active stocks advanced on strong volume.
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Associated Press
Rails
New York Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Bonds Soften as Investors Seek Quality Issues
U S government and corporate bonds closed higher on Tuesday amid investment quality demand and steady trading. Volume on the big board rose to 5.42 million par value from 4.6 million Monday, with traders predicting broader price fluctuations and urging clients to reduce market exposure unless they had hedges. Prices showed mixed movement across wheat and futures, while cattle and pork markets displayed uneven gains and steady to higher feeds.
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New York
U. S
Stronger Hog Trend Shown
Hog market analysis indicates a stronger trend with rising prices and demand. Trade data shows price moves from 1,150 to higher levels, supported by demand shifts and regional buyer activity.
Johnny Longden Agrees To Ride In Epsom Derby
London report notes Johnny Longden the world's top winning jockey agrees to ride Alberta Blue in the Epsom Derby on June 4. Alberta Blue is owned by Max Bell of Canada, with Albert Pride as Bell's second entry to be ridden by English jockey W Swinburn. Longden, born 1910 in Yorkshire, later became a U S citizen and has earned extensive success in major races.
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Canada
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South Side Dominates Two Meets With New Records
South Side swept Central Junior in a pair of city freshman eighth grade meets, winning 75 to 16. New records fell in 880, 220, shot put, pole vault, broad jump, and 440 relay. South Side also claimed several top marks in individual events including a record 2:12.5 in the 220 and 10.5 in height for the pole vault.
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Steen
Madison County Court Hears Livestock Market Case
In the Madison County Superior Court the Worcester County Institution for Savings sues Orval G. McIntire and Rheta Joan McIntire over a mortgage default. The record includes livestock prices and county notices, with bids for a drainage project by Madison County Surveyor Harold E. Smith. The hearing date is set for July 12, 1958, at the county courthouse.
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Anderson To Host Conservation Council
The Anderson Conservation Club will host a District 15 Council meeting Thursday night May 22 at the West Street clubhouse. Al Towle, president, asks all county and club delegates officers and District 15 representatives to attend. Bill Breeck is Madison County's District 15 representative.
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Cotton textile market slows in New York trade
Dry goods notes show slow cotton textile activity in New York with print cloths selling mainly for spot delivery. Mills seek 17 1/2 cents per yard for 80 square print cloth, near recent selling levels, while rayon converters buy moderate filament fabric for second quarter delivery. Charles I May Woodburn, Fort Wayne, fined $25 for illegal possession of tip books in his station wagon as May claimed it was to establish a beer and wine route.
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Ben White 85 Year Old Harness Legend Dies in Florida
Orlando dispatch notes Ben White 85, famed harness racing driver and four Hambletonian winner, died Tuesday in a nursing home after months of ill health. Born February 5, 1873 in Whitevale, Ontario, he began racing in 1838 and became a record-setter for 19 trotting champions. The piece recalls his career, rivals, and the impact of his era on the sport he helped shape.
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Oilers Fall to Fort Wayne in Hoosier Semi-Pro Baseball
Middletown Day Oilers opened with a 5-0 lead at Anderson Memorial Park but Fort Wayne Colonial Oil rallied with three runs in the fifth and four in the eighth to pull away and claim victory. Manager Monte Hale’s nine had brief success early before fading.
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