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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1958
Page
14
Market reports show hogs steady to stronger with prime grades reaching $32 while cutters and sows held steady. Lambs and ewes traded near steady with smaller lots around $23 and $4.50 to $7.50 for culled meat. Cattle prices moved up for steers and heifers, with feeders and cows varying by class, and grain futures climbed alongside.
A Springfield bank president and others testified before a House subcommittee that former Ben Leonard Hall pressured the Federal Communications Commission in a 1955 Illinois television channel case. Hall denied intervening and cited a rule against intervention as GOP chairman. Dirksen offered no comment on the testimony.
A special judge must decide if he will serve in an election contest over the midfle district county commissioner race. Earl Wimer, the losing primary candidate, filed suit May 4 after a 10 vote defeat to Harold Foust. Wimer struck several co-defendants including Gerald Shine, Gerald Stottlemyer, and Walter Bagot.
In South Bend Indiana a 4 year old boy Kaven Ona died after a gardening accident. His brother Kent 7 swung a shovel that struck Kaven’s forehead causing a later brain bleed. He collapsed and died Sunday night after emergency surgery.
June Readers Digest presents a feature on the human cell as the building bricks of life. It explains how billions of cells operate every second to sustain the body and hints at the broader collection of 34 articles from leading magazines and books in June.
A Superior Court record lists guardianship appointments for Albert Walker and Christina Cartwright, several divorces including Stella Burris and custody, and financial actions from promissory notes to real estate possession. Additional cases involve service disputes, replevin, and an estate award of 3792 dollars to Arthur Mabel Hoffman against Anna P. Gordon estate.
CHICAGO AP Hog prices trended steady to 25 cents lower amid moderate activity. No. 1 grade hogs under 230 lbs scarce, with about 180 head selling to 23.75 while 195-230 lb ranges brought 22.75 to 23.50. Heavier al grades sold 20.75 and up. Slaughter steers mostly 27 to 28.50, some high and prime at 30.32 to 32.75. Bulls 21.50 to 24. Lambs 22.23 to 21.50 for prime shorn, 18.50 to 21.50 for woolless. ewes 54.50 for quality.
Muncie market shows hogs at 20.50 to 30.00 largely steady with steers and heifers priced from 12.00 to 30.00. Cows range 16.00 to 21.00 with bulls 16.00 to 23.00. calves 19.00 to 25.00. lambs and sheep steady with slaughter sheep around 7.00 and up. Approximate volume listed as about $10.00.
Bonds in New York closed higher on moderate volume while government bonds fell. Rail shares posted notable advances though several issues moved lower in active trading. Industrials and utilities gained with top grade bonds and foreign dollar liens steady. corporate trading on the big board fell from Friday.
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