Shares Decline Amid Mixed Earnings Roundup
Chrysler reported a header line in quarterly earnings, stock dipped 2 percent before partial recovery. Dow Jones fell 2.71 to 877.01 as 604 of 1,339 issues declined while Reynolds Tobacco hit weak earnings. Ford rose on sales data, GM faced strike pressures despite signals of settlement. Market raffled among motors steels farm implements and cigars while cigaret stocks slid on August shipments.
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Chrysler
Wall Street
Dow Jones
Rainers
General Motors
Ford
Reynolds Tobacco
Herbert, Hoover
U.S
Auction Sale Notices Across Multiple Estates and Farms
A dense list of public and executor sales spanning Oct to Nov covers farm equipment dairy cattle household goods and real estate. Auctions led by H D Kirk Hood McShurley Kellum Bradley Beaty Frazee and others set at locations in Anderson Muncie Alexandria Noblesville Huntington Lapel Warren and Wilkinson with dates from Oct 23 to Nov 11 and times from morning to afternoon.
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Alexandria
Bethel Pike
Beatson
Superior Court
H. D. Kirk
Alexandria Banking Co
Adm
Lon P. Jones
John C. Keesling
Madison County
Indiana
Costello Drive
Anderson
Fermie G. Bowers
Mechanicsburg
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Joe P. Dickman
Egg Hood
Muncie
Eaton
Ellenberg Bros
Ewart M. Beck
Cottage Ave
Egg M. Hood
Douglass Owens
Monroe St
Columbus Ave
Morton McShurley
Robert L. A
Jackson Street Pike
Eva Anderson
Markleville
Mort MecShurley
Robert L. Aul
Jackson St. Pike
Cammack
McKinley Farm
Sun
Robert Brown
Anderson Steel Co
Wardell Flatford
Hersil E. Scott
Huntington
Warren
Dick Beaty
Mac Melhravey
Newell Maggert
Ernest C. Vermillion
Alexandria Bank
11Th Street
Roland C. Foland
Noblesville
Ald
Foland & Lewis
Local Livestock Market Prices From Exure
Hogs steady to 25 cents lower with 180 to 240 pound hogs at 14.63 to 15.40 and 240 to 300 pound hogs at 14.40 to 14.90 Sows down to 13.75 Cattle steady with steers and heifers 22.75 to 24.74 Good steers and cows 19.75 to 22.75 grain prices noted Wheat No 2 Corn shelled Beans listed. area freight affects markets.
Muncie Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Hogs steady to 25 cents lower with 200 to 230 pound hogs at 15.50 to 16.00, 230 to 280 pounds 14.25 to 15.25, 280 to 330 pounds 13.25 to 13.75, roughs 13.50, boars 10.50 to 11.30. Steers 20.00 to 22.50, limited and low grade 15.00 to 20.00, choice heifers 20.50 to 22.59, good and choice heifers 17.00 to 20.50. Cows steady with utility 8.50 to 12.00, cutter 9.50 to 12.50, commercial 9.00 to 12.00. Bulls 32.00 to 16.00. Calves steady, common to low-good 16.00 to 21.00, utility 15.00 down. Lambs steady, choice spring lambs 18.50 to 19.50, choice steers 22.50 to 24.30, utility heifers 12.00 to 14.00, good to choice real 22.00 to 26.00, yearling workers 15.00 to 16.00, sheep steady with slaughter sheep 3.00 to 5.00.
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Ublity
Honomapanesasae
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Hogs Sell Unevenly and Grain Prices Mixed
Live hog prices show uneven movement with 8 500 head slaughter and varied carcass values across weights. Cattle and sheep markets mix, with steer and lamb offerings described and grain bids from Indianapolis noted. Annual snowfall in Ottawa reports 40 to 50 inches in Mackenzie district, about half regional average.
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Ottawa
Mackenzie District
Canada
Great Lakes
Summitville OES Honors Members At Meeting
Summitville Unit of the Order of Eastern Star held a regular session at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Pauline Hasty and Worthy Patron Arthur Jenny presiding. A ham and bean supper honored past matrons and patrons and charter members. Attending charter members were Mrs. Pluma Miller and Mrs. Ethel Buller. past officers included Mrs. Wilma Gossett, Olive Fair, Violet Jenny, Arthur Jenny, and several others. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hasty, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jenny, and Mrs. Doris Dudley. The Christian church CWF met at the church with Mrs. Juanita Kilgore’s Circle in charge, with devotions, a Cuban Refugees lesson, and poems. Refreshments served to many attendees. The next meeting will be November 19 at the Emily Flynn Home in Marion for Thanksgiving observations.
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Summitville
Summitville Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Pauline Hasty
Arthur Jenny
Pluma Miller
Ethel Buller
Wilma Gossett
Olive Fair
Violet Jenny
Dick Maynard
Grace Shores
Pearl Latchaw
Adam Dickey
Edith Miller
Wray Thomas
Eva Thomas
Nelle Inglis
Robert Hasty
Doris Dudley
CWF
The
Christian Church
Juanita Kilgore
Elia
Velma Elsworth
Esta Vinson
Ann Curry
Effie van Ness
Ella LaBoyteaux
Maxine Schultz
Esther Inglis
Ina Surratt
Lottie Irwin
Elva Beeson
Veda Smith
Emma Crouse
Verda Moore
Michigan Ore Plants To Be Supplied Gas
Northern Natural Gas Co has contracted to supply eight billion cubic feet of gas yearly to six ore beneficiating plants on the Marquette Range in upper Michigan for Cleveland-Cliffs Tron Co under a 10 year agreement.
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Omaha
UPT
Northern, Natural Gas Co
Marquette Range
Upper Michigan
Cleveland-Cliffs Tron Co
Sartre declines Nobel Prize amid controversy
In Stockholm Jean Paul Sartre refused the Nobel Prize in Literature and the $52,500 prize money, citing a dislike of official honors and fear it would limit his writing's impact. The French existentialist had previously rejected awards, stressing a writer should act through written words and avoid political or social distinctions.
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Stockholm
UPI
Jean- Paul Sartre
Sartre
Swedish Academy of Letters
Martin Luther King Jr
Harvard
Konrad Bloch
Feodor Lynen
Simone de Beauvoir
Paris
Swedish Academy
Clauda Sallimard
France
Shaw
George Bernard Shaw
Boris Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
Sinclair Lewis
Eugene O'Neill
Ragnar Gierow
Hog Market Weakens as Prices Slip Across Classes
Indianapolis report notes slower hog trade with 6,500 head sold and prices down across weight lines. Sows steady to weak, lightweight hogs 16.00 to 16.23, 230-270 lb range 15.25 to 15.50, heavier hogs down to 14.00-14.75. Cattle and calves show modest activity with steers around 24.50 for 1,100 lb, dairy cows 12.00-13.00, vealers 23.00-27.00. Sheep fair at 18.00-19.50 for lambs. futures end lower after profit-taking. Wheat and corn also down on liquidations and government report expectations.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Soybeans End Cent Higher on Futures Trade
Market notes show soybeans finishing virtually unchanged to one cent higher as December contracts hovered near 2.71 per bushel. Wheat slipped about 18 cents, oats moved up around 13 cents, rye declined roughly 14 cents, and corn held steady with December futures near 1.21.
Wolf Proof Buses To Transport Girls
A London UPI report says a special wolf proof bus will transport the London Mies World contestants on November 12. The vehicle features closing gear to swiftly repel any outsiders attempting to board.
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London
UPI
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South Side
Clinton Street
Charles Lawler
Jessie I. Beck
Cottage Avenue
C. K. McCullough
Park Place
Decedent
Jessie J. Beck
Clifford
Lansberry & Dickmann
Anderson Loan Building
Anderson, Indiana
Attorneys For
Egg M. Hood, Auctioneer
Willis G. Simmermon Estate
Administrator's Private
Wood Road
Edgewood
Willis G. Simmerman
Gand Oi
Anderson Loan
William M. Simmerman
R.R
Lapel
Lansberry & Gickmann
Associated Press
James G. Bowers
Yime
John P. Dickmann
Executrix
Blanche D. Gibson
Adam R. Eglin
City of
West 16Th Street
Lacund
Jackson Street
16Th Street
Ethylee Gibson
Blanche B. Gibson
West 21St Street
Exure
Muncie Livestock
APY
Summitville Oes
Michigan
Thomson & McKinnon
American Tel
Alcouse Tel
Comsat Balt
Gas & Elesul
Beth
Steel
Brunswick
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
General Dynamics
General Electric
Goodyear
Homestake Mining
Lynch Corp
Minnesota
New York
Sears Roebuck
Southern Co
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Satandard Oil
Ind
Wi & A
Textron
Union Carbide
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse
Bon Jones
Cee Osher
Sclomi
Simon
Wisconsin
Delicatessenith Street
Paw
Kim Novak
James Garnez
Tony Randall
Cotar
Debbie Reynolds
Tower OF Faith
Beinwil
Switzerland
Bob
Ina Littrell
ZQPEN
Walt Disneys
Anta
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