Hogs hit new high as market advances in Chicago quotes
Butcher hog prices rose to $17.75 for 30 head, with overall gains 25 to 50 cents, in the seventh straight daily advance. Receipts reached 7,500 head, with most 19 to 280 pound hogs at $16.50 to $17.00 and heavier hogs at $16.00 to $16.50. Steers and heifers also trending higher, prime steers $24.50, prime heifers $21.50, cows $11.75 to $14.00, and lambs $26.00 to $26.75 amid a mixed market.
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Blast Injures Peru Trash Collector
James Tyler, 38, a Peru waste collector, was critically injured in what authorities believed was an explosion while removing trash from the Central Safety Signal Division plant. He was rushed to Dukes Memorial Hospital with severe abdominal wounds as plant workers described a possible object that exploded.
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General Motors Technical Center Dedication Prompts Local Tour
Visitors view displays at Delco Remy as General Motors inaugurates its new Technical Center near Detroit. Curtice issue stresses tech progress as key to national economy, jobs, defense, and GM’s future in a high stakes, competitive market.
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Radio crew in Thomastown learn Spanish course after stray signals
Officials say atmospheric quirks caused Thomastown Connecticut radio operators to receive broadcasts from Colombia. The week end disturbance prompted a course in Spanish for staff to handle unexpected foreign transmissions.
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Bank Robbery Suspect Linked to Parolee Background
Police traced a suspect from Terre Haute to Indianapolis paroled in 1954 after an escape from prison in 1949 and time at Leavenworth. He reportedly left home with a lunch bucket to job hunt, spent the day with relatives in Salem near Campbellsburg, and is tied to a bank robbery with a lunch bucket and nickel plated revolver.
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Democrats Hopeful Outlook vs GOP Dominance
A cautious Democratic forecast suggests only hope to chip away at GOP supremacy in the state. They expect any revolt to emerge in the November general election as Eisenhower and others influence the political climate.
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Television program spotlights Delco Remy leaders and center tour
Top GM officials Harrow Curtice president L R Hafstad research director and C F Boss Kettering appeared on a televised program. Walter Cronkite conducted a tour of the new Technical Center while a time capsule was buried.
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Rhee Leads in Korea Vote as Opposition Concedes
With returns incomplete, Progressive Party challenger concedes defeat while Rhee of the Liberal party holds a near three to one lead over Moscow-trained Cho Bong Am. A ghost vote for the late P. H. Shinicky appears in the tally. ARMY sources note Soviet mobile warfare advances and a shift to an atomic age. British Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell travels to the United States for a nine day visit at ILGWU invitation. Senate Republican leader.
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Knowland predicts acceptable farm bill from Congress
William F. Knowland of California expressed confidence that Congress would pass a farm bill acceptable to President Eisenhower. He noted remaining features the administration dislikes could be removed in Senate action or in a Senate House conference. The House has approved soil bank provisions. Senate action is expected to finish the measure soon. An expelled Lutheran minister from Quincy Illinois said he enjoyed his new newspaper job and plans journalism as a life career. George P. Crist, 31, formerly pastor at Bethlehem Lutheran in Durham Wisconsin, said preaching and reporting share similarities.
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Minister expelled over doctrinal issues sparks church dispute
The Rev. Crist, once a Lutheran pastor, was expelled last July by the Northwestern Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America for doctrinal issues. He remarks that truthful preaching and reporting are equally needed.
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