Terre Haute Sealed Bids Sought for Street Work July 8
The Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety invites sealed bids by 9:00 A M Central Standard Time on July 8 1957 for street improvements in Idaho Street 1st to 7th Ohio Boulevard North Side 20th to 25th Brown Avenue 25th Street to Ohio. Bids require Bid Forms 95 and 96-a with a $100 certified check and bond. The board may reject any bids and reseal for the project.
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The
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Raymond F. Thomas
Renaidant
Notice of final account in Flora Hanemann estate Vigo County
Hazel H. Strassler as Administratrix files final account in the Estate of Flora Hanemann deceased No 22156 Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division May Term 1957 trial set July 3 1957 all interested persons must appear to contest or prove heirship Herbert R. Criss judge Hilleary Shafer and Francis attorneys for the estate
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Vigo
Flora Hanemann
Hazel H. Strassler
Vigo Circuit Court
Herbert R. Criss
Hilleary, Shafer and Francis
County of
Blanche T. Bishop
Blanche T
Patos
Ernest M. Causey
Ae Ae
Ersonal
Herbert R
Miller, Causey and Aldridge
Pearl
Pearl Brown
Frank R. Miller
Frank R. R. Miller
Herbert
Criss
Miller
Causey
Aldridge
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Vigo County Indiana
H Ralph Johnston as administrator of Mary Adeline Morrisey deceased announces a private cash sale at his Terre Haute office starting July 5 1957 for the decedent jurisdiction Vigo Circuit Court. The property is the north half of lots thirteen and fourteen Ferguson Addition New Goshen Vigo County as per subdivision plat record 11 page 10. Sale contingent on court approval and to highest bidder.
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Mary Adeline Morrisey
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New Goshen
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Vigo
Notice of Qualification of Executor in Vigo County
In Vigo Circuit Court May Term 1957 In the Matter of Hosea Foust deceased Leonard P Kincade qualified June 10 1957 as Executor of the will All persons with claims against the estate must file within six months from first publication or be barred Dated Terre Haute Indiana June 11 1957 Catherine M Fee Clerk Berry and Kincade Attorneys
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County of
Vigo
Hosea Foust
Leonard P. Kincade
Terre Haute
Catherine M Fee
Vigo County
Berry and Kincade
State of
Sam C. Crandell
Terre Haute First National Bank
Terre Haute First National Bank Named Executor in Vigo Estate
In the matter of the estate of Sam C Crandell deceased Vigo County Indiana No 22338 Terre Haute First National Bank qualified on June 7 1957 as executor of the last will. Claims against the estate must be filed by June 11 1957 with Catherine M Fee Clerk of the Vigo County Superior Court. Everett and Everett attorneys represent the bank.
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Ceil Chapman
Wool tariff dispute between United States and Japan looms large
New York June 26 Premier Nobushe Kishi visits amid a clash over wool exports to the United States. The tariff battle affects American mills and consumers as Japan argues its fabrics are a minor factor while Britain and Australia influence the market. Officials warn price effects on next year’s clothing.
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Eisenhower
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Australia
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Office of Defense Mobilization
Estate notices for Blanche Bishop and Pearl Brown
Notice given that Ernest M Causey administrator filed final account July 10 1957 in Vigo County Indiana showing cause for heirs and claims. Also notice Frank R Miller administrator for Pearl Brown estate to be examined in Vigo Circuit Court with related actions and personnel.
Wheat Futures Ease Slightly on Mixed Grain Market
Chicago traders saw a small pullback in wheat after several sharp advances as profit-taking and hedge selling cooled gains. Soybeans led with gains of over two cents in a late rally on expectations of delayed new beans after September.
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New York Markets and Chicago Produce Summary June 26 1957
Market bulletin from Francis I duPont Co and Merchants Nat Bank notes New York averages at 1 p.m. Eastern, 1 030 000 shares traded, poultry and farm prices in Cincinnati area, and Chicago produce and cash grain prices. Highlights include live poultry steady at 78 000 head, broiler prices 23-24 cents, cheese ranges top 41-43 cents for Swiss, eggs unsettled with varying case prices, wheat No 1 red at 2.09 3/4, corn No 1 yellow at 1.32 3/4, oats 71 3/4, soybeans oil at 11 1/2, meal 43.00-43.50.
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Stocks Lapse Into Lethargy
New York June 26 Stocks drifted with narrow moves as railroad issues edged up 0.42 to 145.28 while Industrials fell 0.53 to 501.45 and utilities lost 0.08 to 69.62. The 65-stock averages barely changed, with Eastern Kodak weak, American Telephone down, Du Pont up, and several issues like Gulf, Haveg, and Zenith showing notable gains in specials.
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Gulf
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Zenith
Russia Trails Modern Tennis Standards Ahead of Davis Cup
Russia’s chief tennis coach Nicolai Beliez- Gemen said the Soviet Union lags behind Western standards with 40 000 players and two new tennis stadiums but may enter next year’s Davis Cup competition.
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Indianapolis Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep June 26
Hogs 4,000 head uneven with gains to 50 higher on heavy weights. U S 1-3 190-240 lb at 19.75-20.00, some 200-225 lb near 20.10-25. Sows up to 25 higher. Cattle 1,300, calves 200. steers 20.50-23.00, heifers 20.00-22.75, cows 10.00-14.50, canners 10.00-13.25, good and standard mostly steady. Sheep 500 head, lambs 19.50-22.00, ewes 3.00-6.00.
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Indianapolis
U. S
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Cattle Veer Higher
In Chicago on June 26 livestock markets show hogs firm with most grades 19.75 to 20.75 per cwt and some weights at 21.00. Cattle and calves strong with fed steers 23.50 to 27.00, prime lots up to 26.00, heifers 20.00 to 25.00, vealers 18.00 to 23.00. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with spring lambs 20.00 to 22.75 and older types around 19.00.
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Cincinnati eggs market prices listed by grade and size
Cincinnati June 26 report shows eggs by grading U S A white 36-39 brown 36-39 medium 32-34 with U S B large 31-33 and jumbo 34-37 in current story. Prices per case reflect consumer grades and market changes for various egg sizes.
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U. S
Melancholy divorce ends 54 year marriage in Michigan
Muskegon Mrs Carrie Harriger aged 83 obtained a divorce from Manley Harriger 76 of White Cloud for desertion in 1928. The long separation culminated in the breakup of the couple who wed half a century ago.
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Mich
Carrie Harriger
Manley Harriger
White Cloud
Live stock and grain price report
Salable hogs listed by weight with price ranges from 16.75 to 20.00 per cwt and higher market movement noted. Poultry and produce show Grade A eggs at 25 cents and hens around 10 to 13 cents. Grain and feed prices listed for wheat rye oats barley corn and soybeans with various per bushel prices.
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Ohio Chiropodists Reject Name Change
NO CHANGE COLUMBUS Ohio The Ohio Chiropodists Association announced its decision not to rename itself the Ohio Podiatrists Association citing public confusion as most people associate chiropodist with foot doctor and not changing the name now would avoid further confusion.
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Ohio
Ohio Chiropodists Association
Ohio Podiatrists Association
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