Market Report Indianapolis Live Stock Prices
UPI reports hogs mostly 50 lower across weights with 210 to 240 lb at 26.00 to 25.25, calves and cattle mixed with steers and heifers steady to 25 higher, choice steers 25.25 to 25.75, cows steady to 50 lower, bulls up to 50 higher, and sheep steady with spring lambs at 25.00 to 25.50 across the market.
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Today’s Bible Thought
The Christian seeks not to exalt self but to share himself with others for the Saviour’s sake. Do nothing from selfishness or conceit but in humility count others better than yourselves. Let each look not to his own interests but to the interests of others. Philippians 2 3 4.
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Obituary of Former Linton Resident Dies in Florida
Mrs. F. R. Sull, 81, a former Linton resident, died Aug. 20 in Fort Pierce Florida. Born Aug. 13 1885 she was widowed in 1964 by Franklin Roy. Survived by daughter Mrs. O L O'Brien of Fort Pierce sister Mrs. Su a Strait of Los Angeles four grandchildren six great grandchildren. Body lies in state at Gill Funeral Home Washington services set for 2 p.m. Friday.
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Linton
Fort Pierce
Fla
Franklin Roy
O. L. O’brien
Su A Strait
Los Angeles
Calif
Gill Funeral
Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Gladys E Peavey Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Gladys E Peavey of Jasonville rc 1 will be held at 1 30 p m Thursday at the McClanahan Funeral Home in Jasonville with Rev Roy Bridwell officiating. Burial will follow in the Peavey cemetery.
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Kerner Set To Decide On Guard Deployment In Chicago
Illinois Governor Otto Kerner convened a Springfield meeting to decide on sending National Guard troops to Cicero amid a planned King march into Chicago suburbs. Officials warned of potential violence as protesters faced jeering crowds and flag symbols, with 19 arrests reported and court action hinted to block the march.
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Local social notes from Sandborn area listings
Sandborn items list visits and family gatherings at Camp Brosend near Newburg and at the homes of Waggoner and Rafdal families. Mrs Mable Cleveland remains in Best Well Convalescent home Vincennes. Mrs Tressa Lee to enter Indiana Masonic Home Franklin. Hospital updates include Sheman Shake at Good Samaritan with heart condition and James W Frye admitted there after prolonged illness.
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Steven
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Newburg
Don Rafdal
Indianapolis
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Waggoner
Bruce
Rafdal
Mable Cleveland
Vincennes
Tressa Lee
Res Dent
Sandborn
Gardner Lee
Marion
Ill
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Sheman Shake
Good Samarian Hospital
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Safer Smoking Tips From American Insurance Association
UPI reports safety guidance for households with smokers from the American Insurance Association. Recommendations include placing large ash trays in every room including guest rooms, preferring glass or metal trays, emptying ash trays often, and prohibiting smoking in beds to prevent fires.
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UPI
American Insurance Associaton
Freeman-Greene Admitted Tuesday and Birth in Bloomfield
Matters of record list Freeman-Greene admitted Tuesday and a birth announced for Gary Roy to Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Cook of Bloomfield weighing eight pounds. Other items include transfers to St Anthony Hospital Terre Haute and numerous dismissals and names across multiple towns.
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Orville Miller
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Cletus Cook
Bloomfield
Gary Roy
Public Court Docket Notices Mix Indiana Offenses
The list names Allen E. Inman 23 Worthington Indiana resident with out of state plates fined five dollars costs and twenty three dollars and twenty five cents. William Bennett 17 Lyons fined one dollar costs and nineteen dollars and twenty five cents. Robert L. Lynn 40 Linton speeding five dollars costs and twenty three dollars and twenty five cents. Philip Durbin 37 Worthing en public intoxication ten dollars costs and twenty six dollars. Floyd Earle and Hallie Ann Lynch both of Linton. Jack Sparks of Bloomfield and Lynn Christine Jones of Linton noted in association with the cases.
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Worthington
Indiana
William Bennett
Lyons
Robert L. Lynn
Linton
Philip Durbin
Worthingen
Floyd Earle
Hallie Ann Lynch
Jack Sparks
Bloomfield
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Lynn Christine Jones
Supreme Court Acts on Nudist Colony Case
Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice overruled a motion to dismiss the case of Frank Martinal versus Lake of the Woods Inc bringing the dispute over a nudist colony before the high court. Martinal owned shoreline land and rented boats to lake users near the colony.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Frank Martinal
Lake of the Woods, Inc
High Court
LaPorte Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Martinal
Indonesia teeters as Sukarno faces new crisis and marches
Jakarta braces for a fresh political clash as pro Communist elements infiltrate the capital. Militant students issue a 48 hour ultimatum to Sukarno to back his authority or face possible demonstrations. Ampera army clashes with pro-Sukarno factions amid a tense parliament showdown.
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Prescott Wins Ten Round Decision Over Velasco
Johnny Prescott delivered a come back win in a ten round decision against Spanish light heavyweight champion Jose Velasco after being dropped in the first round. Prescott recovered quickly and controlled the later stages of the bout in Wolverhampton England.
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Wilverhampton
England
UPI
Johnny Prescott
Jose Velasco
Local Briefs and Community Events Preview
Local briefs note Royal Arch Mason attendees for the Annual State Quarry Festival in Boomington this Saturday evening with contact numbers for Herbert Pspe Reese W Harbin and Marion Atlen. Plans set to depart the Masonic Temple between 3 and 3 30 pm.
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Royal Arch
Boomington
Herbert Pspe
Reese W. Harbin
Marion Atlen
Masonic Temple
McNamara Links Poverty to Global Conflict in Montreal Talk
McNamara argued that poverty drives much of the world’s conflict, detailing a Southern Hemisphere focus and criticizing Communist aggression. He warned poverty’s spread within the United States as a “social cancer” affecting 32 million Americans, including many children, and tied national security to the loss of human potential.
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Montreal
McNamara
United States
Gratitude for Support After Death of Goldie Price
The family thanks neighbors friends and relatives for kindness after the death of Goldie Price Special mentions go to Rev Gerald DeVore Moriah Church Brenda Cox Linda Sallee and all who sent flowers cards or helped in any way Albert M Price Lester Price and grandchildren express appreciation
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Shannon
Glenburn
White Rose Church
William C. Franklin
Virgil Yates
Goldie Price
Gerald DeVore
Moriah Church
Brenda Cox
Linda Sallee
Albert M. Price
Lester Price
13 Girls Missing From Indiana Girls School
Indiana Commissioner Bernard Dolnick said 13 girls remain AWOL from a runaway at the Indiana Girls School near Clermont. The facility houses 149, with several troublemakers temporarily moved to the Indiana Women’s Prison while still wards of the girls school.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Bernard Dolnick
Indiana Department of Correction
Indiana Girls School
Clermont
Dolnick
Indiana Women's Prison
Drive-In Super Markets Move Shoppers By Car
The American Automobile Association notes new drive-in supermarkets where shoppers stay in their cars while attendants fetch items and place them in a basket attached to the vehicle.
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American Automobile Association
Purdue displays carpet wear test at Indiana State Fair
Visitors to the Purdue University Building at the Indiana State Fair from August 26 to September 5 will learn about carpet differences and advantages while participating in a research project that tests wear characteristics.
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Purdue University
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