GM Shares Remain Strong Amid Mixed Market
New York stocks showed mixed strength with General Motors rising to a new peak and Chrysler dropping after September sales figures. GM closed up 15 to 102.43 while Chrysler fell 1.54 to 59 1/2 percent. Trading averaged 4.82 million shares as odd-lot buyers outpaced sellers.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Junk Dealer Fined For Drunk Driving in Greenwich
Junk merchant Sidney Hayward was fined $40 after being found drunk while in charge of a horse and cart in Greenwich. He defended that he had the horse for 10 years and never been drunk with it before.
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Greenwich
England
Sidney Hayward
Stock quotations from Thomson & McKinnon report
The report lists closing prices and bid and offer figures for multiple stocks and commodities including American Tel and Tel, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, DuPont, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Sears, Southern Company, Texaco, U.S. Steel, and others. It also shows hog price ranges and approximate volume at close with assorted industrials notes and symbol legends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
American Tel
Tel
Alvos
Comsat Ball, Gas & Elec
Bethlehem Steel Brans
Chrysler
DuPont
Lynch Corporation
Minnesota
National Gypsum National
New York Central
MIT
Norfolk Western
Pennsylvania
Pierce Industries Radio Corp. of America
Sears Roebuck
Southern Company
Sperry Rand
New Jersey
Indiana
Swift & Company
USDA
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Rails
Hogs Reach $17.0 Top at Indianapolis Sale
Live cattle and hogs mixed in a market report from Indianapolis Auction Data show prices for calves and steers varying by weight. Hog bids topped around 17 dollars per hundredweight, with cows, heifers, and lambs posting broader ranges as buyers matched utility, good, and choice grades. Industry notes indicate slower movement on sheep and steady demand for slaughter cattle and calves across weight classes.
Humphrey Emphasizes Law Order Theme in Speech
Senator Humphrey, addressing Catholic Charities leaders in St Louis, argues the focus should be on creating jobs and just laws rather than only enforcing order. He counterposes Goldwater's law and order stance with concerns about street violence and cites Harlem riots as context for his criticism.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Humphrey H. Humphrey
Barry M.goldwater
GOP
Harlem
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Humphreys
Harjlem
Humphrey
Conference of Charities
United Press International
St. Louis
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
Goldwater
Local Livestock Prices From Emge's Market Report
HOGS 35c HIGHER 190 to 240 pounds 316.25-16.50. 240 to 300 pounds 15.50-16.00. CATTLE STEADY Good steers and beef 19.75-99.75. Ch. steers and heifers 22.75-24.75. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET: Wheat and oats, beans, corn prices noted but vary by freight.
Muncie Livestock Market Report and Political Remarks
Livestock prices show hogs steady to 25 higher with weights 200 to 240 pounds at 16.00 to 16.85, cows, calves, lambs, and sheep listed with varying ranges. Separately, Hubert Humphrey spoke in Harlem and Columbus addressing poverty and crime, defending policy and criticizing Goldwater, amid questions of political intent.
Chicago Hogs Close Higher In Mixed Market Report
Chicago hog prices edged higher across various weights with 1 2 200 225 lb butchers at 17.00 17.25, 190 240 lb ranges 16.25 17.00 and 240 270 lb 15.50 16.25, while 300 350 lb throws 14.50 15.25 and 350 400 lb 14.00 14.75. Cattle activity saw slaughter steers steady to weak with mixed high prices and calves absent, and sheep prices showed steady to firm bids for wooled slaughter lambs and ewe figures around 19.50 22.00. Grain markets in Indianapolis quoted No 2 red wheat 1.26, No 2 white shelled corn 1.10, No 2 yellow shelled corn 1.04, No 2 white oats 60, No 1 yellow soybeans 2.38 per cent moisture. In Hartford City Donald Hancock, 18, was ordered into the Army after drag racing and speeding convictions, with judge offering three options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltd. & Low-Gd
Chicago
USDA
Grain Markets
Indianapolis
Grain prices slide amid profit taking and hedge selling
Chicago AP reports soybean futures fell up to 3 percent as profit cashing and hedge selling outweighed demand. Soybeans closed about 1.317 dollars lower. December at 1.2614 a bushel. Wheat edged up marginally while rye and corn declined. oats were steady. In a separate note from Terre Haute, over 75 Anaconda workers were laid off due to a strike at the Louisville aluminum plant, its main customer.
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Chicago
Terre Haute, Ind
Anaconda Co
Anaconda Aluminium
Louisville
Terre Haute
Halleck Deplores Political Turn in Harbor Issue
RENSSELAER Ind AP Rep Charles A Halleck House minority leader deplored Democrat efforts to inject partisan politics into Indiana deepwater port plans. He said a speech by Rep J Edward Roush prompted Bayh to echo accusations, insisting all federal money for surveys came from his congressional resolutions and that Indiana’s two Democratic senators had no role.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Charles A. Halleck
Rind
House
Indiana
J. Edward Roush
D-Ind
Halleck
Birch Bayh
Poland, Ceylon Sign Trade Pact
Warsaw Poland United Press International reports that Communist Poland and neutral Ceylon have signed an agreement to expand trade. The pact signals eased economic ties and broadening commercial exchanges between the two nations.
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Poland
Ceylon
Warsaw
UPI
Russians Denounce U S and Britain over Spying Accusations
Moscow says three U S military attaches and a British aide spied during the Khabarovsk episode. It rejects Western protests alleging violations of diplomatic status. The four were held in their hotel rooms about four hours, searched, and some belongings seized during Sept. 28 29 in Khabarovsk while en route across Siberia.
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Moscow
U.S
Khaibarovsk
Unnion
Foreign Ministry
United States
Britain
London
Washington
Siberian
Khabarovsk
Nigel N. Saville
George A. Aubrey
Karl R. Liewer
Aubrey
James F. Smith
Siberia
Tokyo
Hong Kong
New Delhi
India
Queen Makes Centennial Speech in Canada Under Threats
Queen Elizabeth ignored terrorist threats during a visit to Canada to join Prime Minister Lester Pearson in dedicating a $6 million memorial building on Prince Edward Island. She praised Canada’s stable democracy and international role while the trip faced violent threats in Quebec.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
UPI
Elizabeth
Canada
Prince Philip
Lester B. Pearson
Maritime
Quebec
Governors Debate Reveals Tax Plans and Civil Rights Stances
Indiana gubernatorial contenders at a Indianapolis seminar clash over campaign funds taxes and civil rights. Lt. Gov. Richard Ristine cites Branigin’s $105000 fund as evidence of a risky campaign while Branigin attacks the GOP platform as vague. Both favor civil rights laws and discuss tax relief, sales tax reform, and mortgage exemptions amid a broader clash over state policy and administration.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Sigma Delta Chi Journallistic Society
Richard O. Ristine
Roger D.branigin
Ristine
Branigin
Welsh
Mother Hubbard
Indiana
Midwest
State Revenue Department
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
India
Price ‘and Civil Liberties Union
Diana World War Memorial
Memorial Commission
Hurricane Hilda cleanup starts in Louisiana
Louisiana agencies cooperate in a mass cleanup after Hurricane Hilda. Officials note 31 dead, heavy crop losses, 5,000 refugees in Red Cross shelters, and hopes for rapid rebuilding as sugar cane and rice crops face damage and harvest delays.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
Johnson
Florida
Red Cross
Hilda
Public Auction Notices and Estate Sale Listings
Multiple auctions listed across Indiana and nearby towns including Lape and Summitville. Items include household furnishings real estate farm tools hogs machinery and farm equipment with auctioneers H E Whelchel Phearis Hood Flatford and Kirk. Administrative sale of real estate in Summitville Indiana set for October with court approval and cash terms.
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Richard
Dick) Mills
Danny Richardson
Lape
Ith & John St
Methodist Church
Elbert H. Whelchel
Wayne Phearis
Lillie Davis
State Rd
Ferguson Road
Anderson
Egg M Hood
Julie C. Benton
Pearl St
Wardell Flatford
Byron Ebbert
Alexandria
H. D. Kirk
Albert Broadbent
Middletown
W. Pheanis
E. Whelchel
M. Beatson Estatt
Bethel Pike
Beulah
Ereby
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
7Th and
Lake Streets
Summitville
Thurston
Revival at Grace Methodist Church In Bedford
The Rev E T Perkins will headline a revival at Grace Methodist Church 1528 W 34th St Bedford October 12 18 services at 730 pm with music host pastor Rev A L Moore says Laymen's Day Sunday 10 am service John G Jones Grace Methodist Church lay preacher in charge Sunday School 1025 am Methodist Youth Fellowship meets 630 pm Sundays
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Grace Methodist
E. T. Perkins
First Methodist Church
Bedford
Grace Methodist Church
1528
34Th St
A. Lb. Moore
John G. Jones
Reacher
Grace 4
Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ex-rail worker leaves railways for priesthood in England
Donald Madge, 39, after 42 years with British railways, quits his job to study for the Church of England priesthood in Exeter England. He begins training to enter holy orders as a new career path shift.
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Exeter
England
UPI
Donald Madge
British Railways
Church of England
Classifieds Card and Personal Notices Summary
Classifieds card lists categories incl In Memoriam, Personal notices, transportation, services from trades like carpentry, plumbing, and heating, funeral directors, and moving. Also includes merchandise, clothing, farm supplies, tools, livestock, rentals, real estate, and financial listings. Reads like a sorted local ad index for a small town newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andiance Service
Beauty & Barber Shop
Gener
Smiths To Note Golden Anniversary
Yorktown Mr and Mrs Ray M Smith of Rt 1 Yorktown and formerly of Daleville are hosting an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m at their home east of Daleville on St Rd 32 to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Former Delco Remy employee Mr Smith retired ten years ago.
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Yorktown
Ray M. Smith
Rt. 1
Daleville
Daleville Ion St. Rd
Delco-Remy
Smith
St Paul history Pig's Eye to St Paul name origin
St Paul Minnesota began as Pig's Eye founded by civilians from Fort Snelling in 1828. The name change to St Paul came after a chapel built in the settlement. A separate brief notes Rosie Petroff, 74, died in Indianapolis General Hospital after a gunshot wound found in a washroom near the lobby. A memorial poem for Otty Hoffman marks a remembrance.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Fort Snelling
Pig’s Eye
Indianapolis
Rosie Petroff
Indianapolis General Hospital
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Howe Fire Apparatus Co
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Wansford
Thailand
Ribeye
Chesterfield
Du-L.ca
Emge
Muncie Livestock
Christy’s
Fountai
Pendleton
Sandra Dre
Robert Goulet
Andy Williams Hermione Gingold
Charlie Ruggles
Gene Raymond
Ross Hunter
Easgeee
Maurice Chevalier
Henry Ford
Bawks
Hartford City, Ind
Donald Hancock
Francis Schwelier
State Farm
Fairview
the Family Inn
E. 10Th
Local Finance
Donald Ewing
Admr
Rolla Dean
ED Hoyt Wright
Mickey Jones
John W. Jones
2Nd St
Anderson High School
Noel B. Douglas
Hoyt Wright
Herald
X Help
Ingurant Loans
Smiths
Pig's Eye
Otty K. Hoffman
Mabel
Baxter Exterminating Co
Madam Marie Reader & Advisor
Sterling Development
Meridian St
THE
Anderson Budget Service
East 12Th
Hannah
Hector
Greenbriar Adda
MTG. & Acceptance, Inc
Citizen's
Betty’s Fashions
Storches
Durgan's
People's Marketplace
Bulletin
Ling
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
STH & Main
Transportaion Euride
We Jen Mall
Ath. St. Tn
Tara Heights Addn
Yellow Coon Dog, Inc
College Comer
Re Ward
A. Great Commission
Indergarten
Dial Sang Perm
Mon
Tui
Tinci's
Mertoian
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