Paradox Is Reenacted Bumper Wheat Crop Expected in 1961
Kansas City report notes a likely bumper 1961 wheat harvest across the Great Plains with forecasts of large U.S. exports. Clifford Hope of Garden City Kan cites Kansas production surpassing 250 million bushels and predicts substantial overseas sales, mainly to India, as a solution to surplus.
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Kansas City
Great Plains
Texas
Montana
Clifford Hope
Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Hope
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
U. S
India
China
Canada
Australia
Relief for aching feet at Hamilton Rexall today
Advert reads a foot care solution claiming relief for the 52 bones 66 joints and ligaments with athlete's foot cure. It promises a 48¢ back if not pleased within one hour, and urges shoppers to visit Hamilton Rexall today.
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Hamilton Rexall
Confederate Postmasters Run Mail Under Union Flag
The text explains how the Confederate government under John A. Reagan kept U S post offices running in the South in early 1861 using U S officials and existing contracts, while Washington halted southern service. It notes the transfer of accounts by May 31 1861 and ongoing mail handling under Confederate oversight.
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United States Post Office Department
South
Lincoln
C.S.A
John A. Reagan
Confederacy
U.S
Congress
Buchanan
Reagan
North
Washington
Montgomery Blair
U.S.A
Henry Johnson Sandborn returns to Lafayette Soldiers Home
Henry Johnson Sandborn has returned to the Soldiers Home in Lafayette after a week visiting his sister-in-law Mrs Chester Johnson and children. Mrs J W Frye visited her sister Mrs Rosa St Clair and other relatives in Indianapolis last week. Albert Klutey and wife hosted the Christian Endea at the Christian church Sunday evening. A brief lesson preceded color slides from a trip to Germany. Refreshments were served to numerous guests including Kerry, Brenda and Nancy Haynes, Robin Burress, Martha Davis, and many others.
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Henry Johnson
Lafayette
Chester Johnson
J. W Frye
Rosa St. Clair
Othr
Indianapolis
Albert Klutey
The
Christian Church
Germany
Steel demand shows strength into Memorial Day week
Iron Age notes continued steel demand strength across regions with some June drop-off expected on the East Coast. Census Bureau data show May construction expenditures up 11 percent from April to 4.8 billion dollars, with private outlays down 3 percent and public spending up 12 percent. Foreign exchange news says Britain’s pound hits a low not seen since 1957 amid devaluation rumors, denied by official London.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
Washington
Census Bureau
London
England
International Monetary Fund
Sperry Rand posts record sales but earnings fall
Sperry Rand Corp. reports a record high in the year ended March 31 while earnings decline to 95 cents a share from $1.30. A merger between Thorp Finance Corp. and C. I. T. Finance Corp. is agreed. Meat prices, already down, are expected to drop further with higher production.
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New York
Sperry Rand Corp
Thorp Finance Corp
C. I. T. Finance Corp
Local residents visit friends and relatives around Indiana
Lyons Mr and Mrs Leon Brown and children of Martinsville were guests of Mrs Jessie Bedwell recently. Mr and Mrs Joe Waggoner spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Richard Byrd and children at Jeffersonville. Mr and Mrs Alvin McCarty visited Mrs Goldie Gould and family at Noblesville Sunday. Miss Lizzie Buzan with her sister Mrs Ella Aland of Linton went to Vincennes to visit Minnie Kirk. Mr and Mrs Gerald Gray of Bloomington visited Mr and Mrs O M Lester last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ford Tidd visited relatives at Houston East Sunday. Mrs Art Rush of Lafayette and Mrs John Flynn of Indianapolis visited Miss Lizzie Buzan Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hosea Brown of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs Ford Till Saturday. Mr and Mrs Willie Fisher of Terre Haute visited Mr and Mrs O M Lester Sunday. Mrs Perle Ax of Franklin is visiting Mrs A J Sparks and friends here.
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Leon Brown
Martinsville
Jessie Bedwell
Joe Waggoner
Richard Byrd
Jeffersonville
Alvin McCarty
Goldie Gould
Noblesville
Lizzie Buzan
Ella Aland
Linton
Vincennes
Minnie Kirk
Gerald Gray
Bloomington
Mortgage rule of thumb in New York real estate finance
A real estate rule of thumb suggests a homeowner should have an annual gross income about half the amount of the original mortgage, according to housing authorities at Allied Chemical Corp Barrett Division.
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New York
Wep
Allied Chemical Corp
Barrett
Farm surpluses seen to persist through 1960s
Washington reports farm economists warn surpluses will continue through the 1960s unless new steps curb production. The Agriculture Department study notes feasibility of marketing quotas and land retirement for wheat, feed grains, and cotton, with past programs keeping cotton surplus in check via export subsidies.
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Washington
tPi
Agriculture Department
Farm Economics Research Division
Orville L. Freeman
New Agriculture Department
Advertise and Sell It in the Linton Daily Citizen
Classified call for sellers to place advertorials in the Linton Daily Citizen. Notice invites local residents to market items and services through the newspaper’s classifieds page. Includes contact details for submission and payment instructions.
DITE STORE GEMS NEW YORK S.S. Kresge jewelry dept
S S Kresge Co a fire and dime store chain aims to cash in on prosperity by opening a genuine diamond and 14 carat gold jewelry department in New York. The cheapest item is a 667 dollar diamond pendant and the most expensive a 99 dollar diamond ring.
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New York
Ipi— S.S. Kresge Co
Baseball Standings and Night Results Across Leagues
Wednesday results show San Francisco over St Louis 3 2 Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 4 Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee 9 1 Cincinnati edged Los Angeles 8 7 Chicago won against Baltimore 9 4 New York triumphed over Boston 7 6 Los Angeles bested Washington 5 3 in 12 innings Kansas City beat Detroit 6 4 Minnesota at Cleveland postponed due to rain
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
San F'cisco
St Louis
Los Angele
Gift Received From Live-N-Joy Club at Rest Haven
Miss Nola Yoder superintendent at Rest Haven announced a gift of four dozen wash clothes from the Live-N-Joy Home Demonstration club for the home.
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Nola Yoder
Rest Haven
Vicksburg Church Starts Fund Drive
Bethel Baptist church in Vicksburg launches a campaign to fund a new parsonage. The 1907 parsonage may be sold to boost the drive, with contributions invited from members, former members, and friends. Send gifts to Mrs. Delema Clark or church trustees on Linton route three.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Vicksburg
Delema Clark
Drive
Clark
Linton
Bill Grounds
Harold Brashears
Jennie Britton
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Paradox
United States
Linton Daily Citizen
Clark Kinnaird
South Carolina
Sionists
Old Dominion
Sandborn
Nancy Haynes
Robin Burress
Martha Davis
Mearl
Charlene
Marlene Stremming
Bill
Jim
Fred Pieper
Linda
Kathy Wills
Tom DeMoss
Peggy Bowman
Debbie Sanders
Sue Douthitt
Sandra Sanders
Tommy Baker
Forest C
James D. Lynch
Martha Close
Sue Lynch
Kay Sullivan
Charles R. Davis
Judy Davidson
Alfred Brinson
Claude Lynch
Orvel Stremming
Pixie
Hooy Bea
W. Vincennes
U.S. Business Notes
DITE
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vicksburg Church
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