Mortgage funds steady as housing activity cools risk
AP News analyzes a mixed US economy where abundant mortgage funds persist despite tighter short term credit. Housing starts may be near last year, while overall construction rises. foreclosures climb as postwar incomes grow. Foreclosure totals hit 86,000 in 1962 with 23,500 in early 1963.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Roy L. Reierson
Bankers Trust Co
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
United States
Insurance Company
Markets at a Glance by United Press International
UPI reports stocks easing in moderate trading while bonds remain firm in quiet dealings. U S government issues hold firm as American and Midwest equities show uneven advances and declines. cotton steady. Chicago grains mix lower. hogs rise to near 18.75. cattle up to 23.75. sheep steady at 23.00. dressed beef and pork loin prices move higher.
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United Press International
U. S
Midwest
Chicago
New York Construction Outlook Sees Stable 1963 Volume
Dr. Reierson notes two trouble spots this year with tenant scarcity amid rising office space and a cutback in new shopping centers. Yet completion of many 1962 projects keeps 1963 total near last year’s record. He expects industrial and public construction to grow with overall activity at about 62.5 billion dollars, two percent higher than 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reierson
New York
Wall Street Sees Possible Downturn After Rally
Bradbury K Thurlow of Winslow Cohu and Statson question the strength of cyclical stock buying amid profit taking in blue chips. He advises taking profits in better grade stocks that lag momentum and buying better acting cynicals for a possible mild summer rally.
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New York
Bradbury K. Thurlow
Winslow
Cohu
Statson
Thurlow
Local Market Prices for Hogs Grains Poultry and Eggs
Bulk of No 1 and No 2 hogs 200 to 220 lbs sold at 17.60 to 17.85 dollars per cwt with other weights at 17.25 17.00 17.25 and 15.85 for the top end. Grain and feed prices list wheat corn rye soybeans barley and peanut products with Indiana roasters at 25 cents and eggs with varied sizes and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
P O Workers Sign First of Three Union Contracts
Post Office signs first of three contracts under Kennedy era program allowing local bargaining on grievances conditions and personnel practices. Postmaster Frank L. Miklozek and National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 479 officials sign for about 90 carriers with ratifications pending for clerks and rural carriers.
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Terre Haute
United Federation of Postal Clerks Local
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Miklozek
Letter Carriers Branch 479
James Riddle
George Robertson
John Knott
John Moore
Walter Russel
Francis Cremonne
Rail stocks lead a firm market with Gulf, RCA on gains
A strong rail group paced a fairly active market with Gulf, Mobile and Ohio, Rock Island and Chicago and North Western rising after news of controls over the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. Youngstown Sheet rose in a mixed steel section while General Motors firmed and Chrysler held steady despite car sales jump. Dow Jones noon averages show slight declines in Industrials and Utilities with rails up.
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New York
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
Rock Island
Chicago
North Western
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Youngstown
General Motors
Parmelee Transportation
Chrysler
du Pont
Pennsalt
Union Carbide
Hercules
Dow Jones
Court Entries Open Divorces Damages In Vital Statistics
Superior Court entries show divorces granted for multiple couples including Mary Bland Edward Bland and Shirley Goodman. Notices list damages actions by Jackie Lee Cole and Elizabeth Cole against Jerry Lee McDaniel and Nellie Lerner. Numerous property transfers and births are also noted in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie E. Goodman
Shirley Goodman
Bauer and
Bauer
Jackie Lee Cole
Elizabeth Cole
Jerry Lee McDaniel
Nellie Marie Lerner
Damages
Woodrow S. Nasser
New York Markets by Francis I du Pont 1963
New York markets report from Francis I du Pont & Co in Merchants Nat Bank blog shows 1 o clock averages for June 25 1963 with total sales 2 160 000 shares and lists numerous industrials utilities rails and related stocks with varied performance. Daily averages indicate Industrials 717.09 off 1.33 Rails 175.89 off 3 01 Utilities 140.14 off 22.
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New York
Francis I. du Pont & CO
Nat’s Bank
E.S.T
WOME
Wewis
Warner Bros
West
Union
Westing
Air B
Elec
Wheeling Str
Whirlpool
White Motor
Woolworth F. W
Yale & Tn
Youngs Sheet
Zenith Radio
N. Y
Subsidies Cut Planned for U S Airlines by CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board says a plan to cut federal subsidies to U S commercial airlines will be completed by June 30. CAB chair Alan S. Boyd told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that the program envisions a substantial and continuing subsidy reduction for carriers.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
U. S
Alan S. Boyd
Senate Appropriations
Hoosier Nominated for AAUW Presidency in Denver
June 25 report names Dr. Eunice C. Roberts assistant dean of faculties at Indiana University as one of two candidates for president of the American Association of University Women. Delegates will vote Wednesday between Dr. Roberts and Dr. Blanche H. Dow president of Cottey College in Missouri.
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Denver
Eunice C. Roberts
Indiana University
American Association of University Women
Roberts
Blanche H. Dow
Cottey College
Missouri
Market Reports Chicago Livestock and Produce June 25
Livestock prices show hogs 5,500 head strong to mostly 25 higher, No 1-2 190-225 lb at 18.50-18.75, cattle 2,500 with slaughter steers 22.75-23.50, heifers 21.50-23.00, calves firm. Sheep 500 with spring lambs 23.00, other ranges 23.00-22.50. Produce notes: live poultry 19, roasters 19-20, cheese loaves 39-43, bricks 39-42, Swiss A 50-55, B 49-53, butter 74-55 to 75-42, eggs large firm 32, standards 27 12.
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Abbott Lab
Fruehauf Abc
Gen
Am. Trans
Con Sa
BEE
Joe SE Tie Mills Jy
Polaroid
Gen. Dynamics
Proc. & Gam
Gen. Electric
Pub. Sve
Indiy Allied Chem
Gen Foods
Ced
Allied
Gen. Instit
Pub
Sve
Alum, Ltd
Gen. Motors
Pullman
Ame
Gen’ EU Util
Gen. Tire & Rare
Eee Steel
West Sug
Rexall
Greyhound
Reynolds Met
Stile Fadi
Gulf Oil
Reynolds Teb
Sugar
Hanna
Richfield
Tel. & Ti
Harris-Inter
Rohr Airc
Tob. Co
Harsco
Royal Dutch
Homestake
Jone St
Anaconda
Howe Sound
San F
Armco
Ill. Cent. RR
S Reg
Armour
Gremley
Ashland Oil
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Atchison T
Bus
Elma
H. Tulint
Bell Aire
Bell & H.L
lIsind Crk
Ores
Singer Ayg Bendix Avia
Gars Mob
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Johns-Manville
Calif
Boeing Air
Jones-Laugh
Southern Co
Borden Aha
Kaiser Alum
Sc. Ind. Gas
Borg-Warn
Kansas City
So. Natl. Gas
Bruns. Balk
Elas Wa A K Bel
Poseverer
Centil
Lockhe
Grering Drug
Cer. de Pas
Lone Sta
Db. Reavers
Gert
Lone Star
Stew. Warn
Lorillard
Stone & St
Pecks
MacDonnell
Baty Mido
Chrysler
Manatee Vives
Finan
Martin Co
Masogite A
Texas Co
Clark
Tex. Gulf P
Cluett-Pbdan
Maytag
Tex. Gulf Sul
Canaan
McGraw
Tex. Instrument
Colg
Palmian
Thiokol
Collins Rd
Mer. Chap. & Scott 1Hiokol Chem
Honey
Zromp. Ramp
Tidewater Oil
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Geek. Cheat
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Trans Wid. Air
Noni Ante
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Lungsol
Com! Edison
Wnt
Ewen. Cen. Fox
Motorola
Union Bag
Cons
Mueller Br
Union Carb
Natl. Bisc
Union Oil Cal
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Cash Reg
Union Pacific
Aice
Steel Wae
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Merch
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Norfolk & W
U. S Pipe & F
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Nor
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Sanname
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Northrup Air
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Detroit
Upjohn Co
Otis Elev
Vanadium
Douglas Airc
Owens Crn
Va. Carolina
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Pac. Gas & el
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Parke Davis
el Paso G2
Peabody Coal
C. Penney
Fairchild
Penn
Dixie C
Ferro . Ee
Marshall Field
Phelps Dodge
Suse Firestone
Phila. Elec
Phillips Petro
Ppitts
Pittston
Chicago
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis auction
Hog prices rise unevenly with sows up to 25.00, 190 to 230 lb hogs at 18.25 to 18.75. Cattle and calves show active trading. steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 higher, good to choice weights 800 to 1,150 lb trading 21.50 to 23.00. Sheep receipts around 600 with spring lambs 19.00 to 20.50 and ewes 3.50 to 6.00.
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Indianapolis
Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Steady to Higher at Evansville Market
Evansville Indiana market reports 1 500 hogs very active and higher across weights with 1 2 180 240 lb hogs at 18 10 18 75 per cwt and sows 13 00 15 50. Cattle steady with good and choice steers 21 50 22 75 and good heifers 21 00 22 50 vealers 23 00 27 00. Sheep 100 not test. New York egg offerings show ample demand with whites Extras 34 42 35 Browns Extras 34 42 35 for top quality.
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Evansvile
Ind
USDA
New York
Five Women Deny Prostitution Charges In City Court
Five women arrested on prostitution charges pleaded not guilty in City Court Tuesday morning. Barbara Gayles Blanche Lee Tangerra LaCrosse and Kelly Armstrong denied the charges. Margie Horsley pleaded not guilty to keeping a house of ill fame and faces trial Wednesday. Cases for Gayles Horsley Lee and LaCross were continued to July 2. Armstrong to Friday. All jailed on $500 bonds. Rol lie Comer held on fines for driving while intoxicated with a suspended license. Other court actions included fines for larceny and traffic violations. several cases continued or dismissed.
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Barbara Gayles
North Third Street
Blanche Lee
Tangerra LaCrosse
Kelly Armstrong
Crawfordsville
Gayles
Margie Horsley
North Third
Horsley, Lee
LaCross
Armstrong
Rollie Comer
Jasonville
Lafayette Avenue
Comer
Thomas Flak
Isabel Street
Flak
Lafayette
Edward S. Everett
Daisy May Shoultz
South Seventeenth Street
Poplar Street
Fruitridge Avenue
Anna Ruth Weddle
Imma Jacobson
Berkeley Drive
Robert R. Layman
East Third Street
Nita Shake
Third Avenue
Curtis Bass
Brazil
Darrell F. Watson
Thompson Street
Paul G. Stockdale
Hillsboro
Robert Lee Sanky
Billy Lee McKeeham
John Curley
St. Mary-of the-Woods
Harold Johnson
Bloomington
Donald Englehart
North Fourth Street
Charles S. Johnson
North Twenty-fifth Street
Husband hunted in wife slaying in Indiana
Indiana State Police set roadblocks in southern Indiana to capture Charles E. Richardson a 39 year old Evansville factory worker suspected in the shooting of his estranged wife eight miles east of Oakland City He reportedly told her Ive got something for you as he stopped the car and took his clothes Richardson fled toward Kentucky with relatives believed there.
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Jasper
Ind
Indiana
Evansville
Charles E. Richardson
Oakland City
Richardson
Kentucky
Woman Injured In Hit Run Crash At Thirteenth and Haythorne
Police seek driver of a tan or black car that ran a stop sign at South Thirteenth Street and Haythorne Avenue at 6 36 am Tuesday. Mary E Skirvin of 1411 North Avenue was hospitalized with leg and facial lacerations after her car was struck, she lost control and rammed a tree 50 feet from the intersection. A witness and Mary disagreed on the car color.
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South Thirteenth Street
Haythorne Avenue
Mary E. Skirvin
North Avenue
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Haythorne
Skirvin
Thirteenth
Photographer Perry E. Connor Dies at 86
Perry E. Connor, 86, longtime Kodak photographer and official photographer at the 1915 Russo-Japanese peace conference in Portsmouth, N H, died Monday at his New Castle home. He retired from Kodak in 1946.
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New Castle
N. H
Perry E. Connor
Portsmouth
Connor
Eastman Kodak Co
Non-Resident Notice and Adminstratrix Appointment in Vigo County
Legal notices announce nonresident defendants in Nugent v Huebner Mahurin estate and guardianship actions. Notices include court dates September 3 1963 August 27 1963 and administration for Claude B Mahurin with six month claim filing. Parties include Leonard F. Conrad clerk and attorneys Brill Nasser Mann Chaney Hicks.
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State of Indiana
County of Vigo
Superior Court
Vigo County
Ralph Nugent
John Huebner
Beverly Ann Huebner
Indiana
Krumbhaar Place
Wand Co
Section
Vigo County Court House
Terre Haute
Leonard F. Conrad
Vigo
Ralph E. Brill
N. George Nasser
Plaintiff
State of
County of
Vigo Ss
Claude B. Mahurin
Edith M. Reeves
Mann, Mann, Chaney, Johnson
Robert Ardell Hall, Jr
County Department of Public Welfare
Robert Ardell Hall
Effie Risley
Lester R. Cox
Berry, Kincade & Miller
Francis Capella Noel
Robert L. Russell
Jack H. Mankin
Frank X. Rassel
Herman Rassel, Jr
Bids invited for school playground projects in Vigo County
The Vigo County School Corporation seeks sealed bids by 4 00 P M DST July 1 1963 for blacktop playground areas at Maple Avenue Elementary Pimento Elementary and West Vigo High School. Bids on State Board Form 96 with 10% bid bond required. The board may accept or reject any or all bids.
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Maple Avenue Elementary
Pimento Elementary
West Vigo
Vigo County School Corporation
Walnut Street
Terre Haute
Indiana
West Vigo High
Arch Dunbar
William Kessel
Sec’y
You Cannot Gather Every Rose Nor Every Pleasure
Poem by Minnie Bennett urges embracing joy while leaving rest for others. Includes reader-submission prompt for Tribune-Star and a couple of notices.
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Anca
Minnie Bennett
Beauty Shops Offer Haircuts and Cold Wave Deals
Local notices list beauty shops including Miller's Beauty Shop at 2814 Washington and St. Bernon Beauty Salon at 49 S 14 offering haircuts and a $5 cold wave deal under code C-3784 and C-3178. The ad mentions A Uffers Beauty Shop with 10 percent off ath. Over Smith's Department Store and COLD waves priced at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UFFER
Smith's
Miller's Beauty Shop
Washington
St. Bernon
Advertising Offer Promises Better Pay and Conditions
A classified ad targets job seekers mentioning improved conditions and earnings with an American top selling organization. It notes no night work and directs readers to call Mr. Kennedy, C-9561, on Tuesday between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. for information and possible employment.
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America
Kennedy
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Hoosier Nominated
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Indiana Mutual Credit Association of
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National Budget Counsel
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Kay’s Beauty Salon
Wabash
Katherine Osborn
Great Northern Cafe
Pizza House
Bob Parr
Sullivan Nursing Home
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N. 13Th
Paul Morris
15Th Street
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Krausbek
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Ig Center
U.S. Civil Service
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