Indiana live stock market report Indianapolis hogs and cattle data
Live hog sales in Indianapolis show 5,200 head with prices 25 to 50 cents lower. ranges include 190 to 220 pounds at 17.25 to 27.75, 240 to 270 pounds 16.00 to 16.75, 270 to 300 pounds 15.50 to 16.25, and sows 25 to 50 lower 300 to 600 pounds 12.75 to 15.00. Cattle include 1,150 calves and varied steers, heifers, and cows with figures from 14.50 to 28.00. vealers mostly steady with some prime at 27.50 to 28.00. Sheep steady at 17.50 to 18.50 for spring lambs.
Deal for Molasses Sparks Controversy in Cuba Trade
A White House statement was anticipated on a $12 million molasses deal between an American distiller and Fidel Castro's Cuba. Senator Allen J. Ellender urged stopping the unloading of a Cuba docked shipload at New Orleans, halting the inquiry.
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Washington
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White House
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
New Orleans
Apply for License in Greene Circuit Court
An application for a marriage license has been filed in the office of the clerk of the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield by Charles L. Stalcup of Bloomfield and Roselind Hays of Worthington.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Charles L. Stalcup
Roselind Hays
Worthington
Bids Sought for Cafeteria Plumbing at Linton Stockton High
Linton Stockton School Corporation invites sealed bids for gas water and waste plumbing to install cafeteria facilities at Linton Stockton High School. Bids due 7:30 PM June 27 1961 with bond 10 percent. Opened and read aloud at the school office. The board may reject bids or grant a 10 day advisory period. Issued by Secretary Philaj Bredewweg.
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Linton Stockton School Corporation
Linton
Greene County
Indiana
Linton-Stockton School Corporation
Linton-Stockton High School
North Main Street
Isaac Hogg
Isaac Hoge
State Board of Accounts
Board of Trustees
Suspects Quizzed In Tuscola Slaying
Authorities asked Utah police to help identify two men sought for questioning in the slaying of California school teacher Fredrick Robbins. Robbins was shot to death on a country road near Tuscola as two hitchhikers may have ridden with him from California.
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Tuscola
Ill
vPrp
Utah
California
Ronald Harbaugh
Fredrick Robbins
Fouth
Here
Robbins
Oakland
Colorado
St. Francis
Kas
Springfield
Decatur
Gene Miller
William Daniel Whitcher
Paris
Illinois 133
Miller
Whitcher
LaPorte Teen Killed While Pushing Motorcycle on Highway
Gerald Wagner aged 16 of LaPorte was struck and killed Tuesday while pushing his motor bike across U S 20 about one mile east of Michigan City Indiana. Driver George B Johnson 44 of South Bend said he did not see the boy and only stopped after hearing a thump. Police released Johnson without charges.
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Michigan City
Ind
UPI
Gerald Wagner
LaPorte
U. S. 20
Here
George B. Johnson
South Bend
Wagner
Johnson
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Freda Workman Bloomfield Mrs. William A Turley Coalport Mrs. Jennie Rich Linton Mrs Relda Mees Worthington Jack Alderson Palestine Til Samuel Carter Bloomfield Dana Thomas Linton and Mrs Myrtle Greene Bicknell. Discharges include Mrs Charles Peltier Linton Charles DeVoto Linton William Duncan Jasonville Tony Grant Mowery Linton transferred to Riley hospital Indianapolis Mrs Pearl DeVaull Shelburn Miss Carylan Duke Bloomington.
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Freda Workman
Bloomfield
William A. Turley
Coalmont
Jennie Rich
Linton
Relda Mees
Worthiigton
Jack Alderson
Myrtle Greene
Bicknell
Charles Peltier
Charles DeVoto
William Duncan
Jasonville
Tony Grant Mowery
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Pearl DeVaull
Shelburn
Carylan Duke
Bloomington
Burial Service for George Potter in Washington Indiana
Funeral notices announce a 1 PM Thursday service for Rev George Potter at Oak Grove Cemetery in Washington Indiana. The wife and family express gratitude for sympathy and support.
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George Potter
Oak Grove Cemetery
Washington, Ind
Television Schedule for WFBM Channel 6 Indianapolis
Central daylight listings show a full daytime to late night lineup at WFBM TV with 12:30 It Could Be You and 1:90 News Markets, 2:20 Loretta Young, 3:00 Dr. Malone, 4:00 Make Room For Daddy, 7:00 News, 9:00 Bachelor Father, 9:30 Ford Show, 10:00 Groucho, 11:20 Jack Paar, and late-night News and Prayer schedule.
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Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Dr. Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
Frances Farmer
Outlaw
Bat Masterson
Coronado
Three Stooges
Jack LaLanne
Playhouse Me
WFBM
Highway Patrol
Jack Paar
Jan Murrays
Young Dr
Maloge
Francis Farmer
Consequences
Polio Group Awards Certificates in Greene County
The Linton American Legion Auxiliary, Coca Cola Bottling, and Lin ton GE plants received certificates of appreciation from Greene county National Foundation officers. Stuart Schlageter presented to Mrs Cora Bowman and Mrs Alma Shouse for leading the fundraiser in Linton. Maynard Baggio will present remaining citations.
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Linton American Legion Auxiliary
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Linton General Electric
Greene County
The
National Foundation
Roosevelt Hotel
Stuart Schlageter
New Albany
National Polio Foundation
Cora Bowman
Alma Shouse
Linton
Maynard Baggio
Bloomfield
County March of Dimes
Ikeda Kennedy Talks Highlight Japan U S Ties
UPI reports Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda and U S President Kennedy began talks amid hopes for stronger stature at home and a clearer stance on Red China Laos defense bases and trade. Ikeda presses for greater aid and asks for U S understanding of Japan’s trading position while U S concerns include Laos and labor competition from Japanese exports.
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Hayato Ikeda
United States
Tokyo
Kennedy
Ikeda
Liberal Democratic Party
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S
Red China
Peiping
China
Japan
Laos
Amalgamated Clothing Workers 'Union
Clay County women attend Brazil flower workshop
Mrs Henry R Taylor led a flower arranging workshop in Brazil on Tuesday for Clay county home demonstration leaders. Mrs Jack Klusmeier and Mrs Harold Collins assisted at morning and afternoon sessions with more than fifty women from Clay county clubs in attendance.
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Henry R. Taylor
Jack Klusmeier
Harold Collins
Linton
Bendix Wins Navy Contract for Typhon Missile Work
The Navy awarded Bendix Corp. a contract exceeding 20 million dollars for initial engineering and development of the Typhon missile system. Most work will be at Bendix Mishawaka plant with 1,800 employees kept on payroll. Johns Hopkins University oversees ground to air project. Contracts may grow to hundreds of millions.
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Washington
Navy
Bendix Corp
Typhon
John Bradenas
Vance Hartke
Bendix
Mishawaka
Ind
John’s Hopkins University
Baltimore
Shelbyville Boy 11 Faces Theft Charges
An 11 year old Shelbyville boy was due in Shelby County Juvenile Court on charges of stealing nearly 400 dollars from a Shelbyville bus station. Police said he admitted attempting to derail a New York Central Railroad train by throwing a steel mesh fence section across the tracks. He faces additional break ins and may be sent to the Indiana Boys School.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby County
Indiana State Prison
New York Central
Indiana Boys School
Girl Found Dead in Vincennes Pool
Cecelia Snyder 11, resident of St. Vincent's Orphanage, was found in a Rainbow Municipal Pool in Vincennes. An autopsy to determine cause of death was scheduled. coroner said indicators did not confirm drowning. Father Sylvester Schroeder, who accompanied orphanage children, found the body. parents believed to live in Indianapolis. It was the first drowning at the pool in a year.
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Vincennes
Ind
pPn
Cecelia Snyder
St. Vincent’s
Knox County
George Gardner
Sylvester Schroeder
Rainbow Municipal Pool
Indianapolis
Cal for Help Poses Puzzle for Officers
Hammond police and Michigan officials traced a Tuesday radio call for help to James Grindle of Hammond who said a boat with a transmitter was in New Buffalo. Authorities suspected a prank but warned a person could be in danger if reachable by the stormy Lake Michigan waters.
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Hammond
Ind
Indiana
Michigan
Lake Michigan
James Grindle
New Buffalo
Mich
Bribery Conviction Upheld by Court
The Indiana Supreme Court upheld the 1959 bribery conviction of Cecil P. McDonough, former purchasing director of the State Highway Department. He was found guilty of taking 7000 dollars in bribes from Arthur J. Mogilner, a supersalesman whose testimony helped convict other officials. McDonough received a 214 year sentence, but imprisonment was delayed during appeal.
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Indianapolis
iWplh
Cecil P. McDonough
Indiana Supreme Court
McDonough
Indiana State Highway Department
George N. Craig
Marion Criminal Court
Arthur J. Mogilner
Mogilner
Virgil W. (Red) Smith
Indiana
Adj
Elmer W. Sherwood
Craig
William E. Sayer
Buth
Two Women Accused In Jailbreak Plot in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana two women Mrs Mary Ann Smith aged 18 and Miss Phyllis Reed aged 21 were charged with aiding two relatives escape from Howard County jail. They allegedly supplied hacksaw blades to Ronald Joe Smith and Charles Douglas Reed during a prison visit. The escapees were captured in Dwight Illinois and held for return to Kokomo.
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Kokomo
Ind
Howard County
Mary Ann Smith
R. R
Phyllis Reed
Ronald Joe Smith
Frankfort
Charles Douglas Reed
Smith
Dillon Foresees $40 Billion Economic Boom in 1962
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon predicted the nation’s economy would grow by about 8 percent in 1962, reaching $40 billion. He warned wage price inflation could follow without high self restraint by labor and management, and defended Kennedy budget policies by saying a $3.7 billion federal deficit starting July is inevitable and appropriate.
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Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillion
Dillon
National Press Club
Great Unused Capacity and Unemployed Labor Highlighted
A national assessment notes substantial idle productive capacity and a large pool of unemployed workers, signaling potential for economic expansion if policies stimulate demand and hiring.
I U Medical School Receives Large NIH Grant
The Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis was informed of a $4,383,700 National Institutes of Health grant to establish a new heart research center. Dean John D. Van Nuys said the seven year funding will be the largest ever to the school and will quadruple outside support for the program. First funds become available July 7.
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Indianapolis
Indiana University School of Medicine
National Health Institute of the Us, Public Health Service
John D. van Nuys
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