NLRB Ends Kohler Strike Testimony in Chicago
The NLRB closed hearings after 115 days in the Kohler Co strike case. UAW-CIO have been on strike since April 5, 1954 at Kohler Wisconsin. Kohler president accused a nationwide boycott and co management aims while Kohler lawyers argued mass picketing violated Taft Hartley law.
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National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Co
NLRB
George A. Downing
United Auto Workers
Kohler
Mid-Continent
Wierton
Downing
Salt Lake City
Herbert V. Kohler
American Mining Congress
Uaw-Cio
William Howe
Australian wallabies described as small kangaroo kin
The article notes that wallabies in Australia are small members of the kangaroo family.
Anderson Women Groups Meet Across Town With Installations
Omega chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority hosts an 8 p.m. meeting with Mrs. Robert Clark as hostess and several co hosts at 111 Arrow Ave. Initiations follow. Woman's Relief Corps holds a 2 p.m. meeting at VFW Hall. a noon line postponed due to illness. Various clubs meet through the evening at local halls and churches.
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Harold Anderson
Robert Shoemaker
Ralph Page
Woman's Relief Corps
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Paul Campbell
14Th St. Eagles
Lodge Hall
Bethesda No. 11
White Shrine
Ioof Hall
9Th and
Jackson Sts
Beatrice Wolf
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Delta
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Donald Castor
Ellis
Joe Scantamort
Anderson Garden Club
W.C. Kauffman
Malibu Dr
Good Samaritans
Free Methodist Church
Cecil Roeder
Anne Baxter to debut on Broadway in The Square Root of Wonderful
Longtime actress Anne Baxter will make her Broadway bow on October 30 at the National Theater in Carson McCullers play The Square Root of Wonderful. The production opens the fall season with Baxter headlining the cast.
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New York
Hollywood
Anne Baxter
Broadway
Carson McCuller
National Theater
Coppers and Stocks Fall on Sharp Monday Losses
New York markets declined as copper prices dropped worldwide amid lower oil and Middle East concerns. Rail shares hit 1957 lows while utilities sagged. A slow trading day with volume near 1.42 million, reflecting a wait and see mood for fall business prospects. The Ming dynasty ruled China from 1368 to 1644.
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Grains Fall on Weather News and Cotton Outlook
Chicago Board of Trade futures slipped as favorable crop and weather data reduced demand. Soybeans led losses after the USDA raised its 1957 cotton production forecast to 12 713 000 bales, boosting cottonseed competition with soybean oil and pressing grains lower across the board.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Hog and cattle prices rise as hogs gain 15 cents in Chicago market
Hog prices rose up to 25 cents for butchers and 15 cents overall in Chicago on Monday. Hogs under 200 pounds paid the full upturn while 200 to 225 pound hogs averaged around 21 dollars with top No 3 hogs near 21.50. Sows held steady to strong, lambs and cattle also showed gains with prime steers 28 dollars, prime heifers up to 25.50, and lambs 25 to 26 dollars. A separate note reports 42 minerals found in Magnet Cove Arkansas.
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Chicago
Multiple Auctions and Public Notices Across Madison County
A lengthy listing details numerous auction events in Indiana including real estate and household items at addresses in Anderson Elwood Yorktown and Lapel with multiple auctioneers. It also covers two public hearings notices by the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission in Madison County and reports two garage fires causing property damage.
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Lawrence M. Busby
Elbert Whelchel
Busby, Davisson, Cooper & Farr
Belle Meade Farms
Muncie
Carl T
Tom Bartett
Lenard McCord
Louise St
Egg Hood
O. H. Smith
W. 37Th Street
Egg M. Hood
Hillside Nursery
Anderson Sale
H. D. Kirk
Ruth E. Planalph
Elwood
O. B. Swinford
Eddie Nash
H. Kirk
Main St
Lapel
Elbert’ Whelchel
Willard Richard
Monroe St
Alexandria
Floyd Vestal
Maulice Souders
Lem Jones
Wilkinson
Maurice Burker
Joe Kellum
Hershel Widener
Egg Hood & Everett Corn
Treasury bonds rise as market weighs three billion cash plan
U S Treasury bonds advanced on Monday while corporate issues were mixed. Reports indicated the Treasury would soon announce terms for raising three billion dollars for the second half of the year. Convertible bonds fell as stocks slipped, with rails and utilities showing mixed activity and NYSE corporate bonds totaling about 3.01 million dollars in value.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Hobecap Gang Strikes Lander Again
In Lander Wyoming a hobecap stealing gang targeted a police car marking another incident in a string of recent thefts. Local authorities urge residents to remain vigilant as investigations continue.
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Lander, Wyo
Lander
Butcher Hogs Remain Steady In Indianapolis Market
Hogs traded mostly steady with bulk 190 to 260 pounds at 20.75 to 21.25 dollars, and 210 to 225 pounds around 21.35. Lighter weights 165 to 190 pounds 19.50 to 20.75, 120 to 160 pounds 16.50 to 19.25, with some 160 to 165 at 19.25. Slaughter cattle mixed as steers and heifers weak to 50 cents lower. cows steady. bulls mostly steady. Vealers steady 20.50 to 25 with some 25.50 to 26. heavy calves 16 to 18.50, and sheep and lambs about steady with spring lambs 19 to 23. Call to choice shorn ewes at 8.
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Indianapolis
Spl
Dry Goods Market Slows as Cotton Trade Lags in New York
The cotton textile market in New York showed slow activity with converters restocking for spot and nearby delivery while awaiting a rebound in finished goods. Wool orders for spring and rayon fabric sales were moderate, and spot prices rose for certain spun constructions.
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New York
Goodfield
Humphrey Receives Wisconsin School of Banking Diploma
Charles R. Humphrey of Citizens Banking Co in Anderson Indiana graduated with 324 others from the University of Wisconsin School of Banking Friday night September 6. The 11th class of the Wisconsin School of Banking drew representatives from 25 states across the nation.
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Mounds Kiwanis Plans Airport Talk
Members of the Mounds Kiwanis Club meet this evening with Matt Brown presenting a talk on an airport for Anderson. C. R. Chesterfield, club president, will preside over the meeting.
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Mounds Kiwanis Club
Matt Brown
Anderson
C. R. Chesterfield
Notice to Non-Residents Foreclosure of Mechanic’s Lien
In Madison County Indiana a foreclosure action against Walter R Sharp and Erma E Sharp non residents is scheduled. The complaint seeks recovery on a mechanic’s lien on Lot 12 in Hettle’s Addition Anderson and requires appearance by November 2 1987 in Madison Superior Court No 2.
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Columbus Ave
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Harold Stratton
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Erma E. Sharp
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A H. Armington
Burton McClintock
Balance of power in Middle East shapes US role
In interpreting regional shifts, the United States consolidates ties with Jordan Iraq Lebanon Libya and Saudi Arabia while Syria moves left. Washington acts as protector for Arab and Israeli interests amid Cold War tensions. Arab modernization gains momentum and Arab-Syrian balance will guide future Middle East decisions.
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Governor Faubus Congratulated by East Texas Officers
The East Texas Peace Officers Assn wired Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas with congratulations at a Monday convention. Director Tommy Grant of Beaumont signed the telegram on behalf of 538 members praising efforts to uphold traditional rights and good law enforcement nationwide.
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Longview
Tex
East Texas Peace Officers Assn
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Tommy Grant
Beaumont
Indianapolis dairy group opts out of central Indiana milk strike
Indianapolis area dairy producers council states the decision to join the Oct. 1 milk strike by Dairy Producers Inc. rests with individual farmers as a third co operative announces it will not participate.
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Indianapolis
Central Indiana
Dairy Producers Inc
Indianapolis Dairy Producers Council
Horne and Montalban to Star in Broadway Musical Jamaica
Lena Horne and Ricardo Montalban will co star in the Broadway musical Jamaica, opening after three week trial runs in Philadelphia and Boston. Montalban shifts from his Sayonara role to a Caribbean setting.
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Lena Horne
Ricardo Montalban
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Boston
Montalban
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