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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1952

Page

3

Hogs Steady To 15 Cents Higher In Chicago Livestock

Chicago livestock prices show hogs up to 15 cents, with receipts around 11 000. Cattle are steady to 50 cents lower and lambs 25 cents higher. Market details list barrows and gilts up, weights under 240 pounds up 10 to 15 cents, and varied prices for 180 to 330 pound ranges. Slaughter lambs rise to 25 cents, with top loads at 29 75. Cattle receipts reach 10 000 with steers steady to 50 cents lower and heifers scarce.

Chicago USDA

Stocks Turn Up Slightly in Midday Trade

NEW YORK stocks moved slightly higher just before noon on Wednesday after a regular session with moderately active trading.

New York

Omaha cattle receipts show mixed prices across classes

Receipts total about 5 000 cattle with calves few. Fed steers uneven with gains up to 50 cents and limited high grades. Cows and heifers strong to 25 cents, bulls mostly 25 cents higher. Holstein steer loads around 30 to 35 dollars. Prime dealers up to 35 dollars.

Omaha INS

Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Kansas City

C. R. Markets lists grain prices with No 2 yellow corn at 1.72 and 1.69 for a1 and new, while Kansas City livestock report notes receipts of 2,000 cattle and 200 calves, with steer and heifer grades mostly steady to lower and week declines up to 25 cents, prices ranging from 28.50 to 36.00 for various categories. Stockers and feeders are reported as scarce.

Kansas City Pfizer

Chicago Produce Poultry Eggs And Potatoes Market Report

Live poultry rates held firm as receipts reached 18 trucks. Fryers and related birds quoted 32 to 43 cents per pound with various grades listed. Eggs steady to firm with several grade and size breakdowns and price ranges. Potatoes arrivals and track sales light with firm market. prices given for Colorado McClures, Idaho russets, Minnesota-North Dakota Pontiacs, and Nebraska Triumphs.

Chicago U.S Colorado McClures Idaho Russets Minnesota-North Dakota Pontiacs Nebraska Triumphs Texas Triumphs

Agricultural price list for forage crops and seed

An OCR fragment lists per hundredweight price ranges for Red Clover Alsike Meadow Alfalfa and Sweet Clover with Canadian varieties. Prices shown include 9.25 to 10.25 dollars per hundred pounds for various clovers and alfalfa and blue notes of 38 dollars for Alsike and 50 dollars for Canadian Sweet Clover. regional terms indicate basis clean and end with scattered 00 endings.

Prerae Co Chicago

Cheese and Butter Market Report from New York

New York wholesale dairy prices show quiet cheese demand with varied cheddar and bulk butter receipts. Butter market steady as creamery scores cited, eggs receipts report steady to firm selling prices for mixed colors and whites across Midwest markets.

New York Midwest

Stephen Decatur Dies in Duel After Defense Tribute Campaign

Stephen Decatur, noted for his role in the defense fundraising cry, was killed in a duel. The incident closes a chapter in early American naval lore and raises questions about provoked confrontations among officers.

Stephen Decatur

Grain Quotation Fluctuations End Mixed In Chicago

Chicago AP reports grains closed mixed after alternating advances and retreats. Wheat fell to 142 lower to 4 higher with May at 2.47, corn eased to 1 lower or higher at 1.82, oats moved both ways, rye rose to 1% higher at 2.01, soybeans dropped 34 to 154 points with May at 2.86, lard varied from 5 lower to 3 higher at 11.02.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Provisions Prices Across Grains and Seeds

AP market notes list cash wheat and corn prices with No. 3 yellow at 1.81 to 1.84 percent, No. 4 1.68 to 1.82, No. 5 1.75 to 1.77. Oats No. 2 heavy white 93 1/2 cents, sample heavy white 89 1/2. Seed values show red clover 30.00 to 31.00, timothy 9.25 to 9.70, sweet clover 10.00 to 10.50, redtop 29.50 to 30.50, alsike 38.00 to 39.00. Soybeans No. 2 yellow 2.81 per track country station.

Chicago

Butchers Prices by Weight Range In Waterloo Market

Waterloo market lists butcher prices for cattle by weight. Prices range from $12.85 per hundredweight for 500-550 lbs to $16.60 for 190-220 lbs, with numerous brackets in between and a general trend described as steady.

Hogs Prices Rise Across Weight Classes at Ottumwa

Ottumwa Hog auction shows an overall ten cent rise led by top bids at 16.50 for large hogs. Reports list pricing by weight from 160 to 550 pounds and note varied values for sows and heavy cuts.

Des Moines Live Hog Prices Range Steady With Higher Bids

Receipts Wednesday estimated 48 000, week ago 50 000, year ago 31 000, actuals Tuesday 56 000. Hog prices steady to 20c higher with some 15c increases. Barrows and gilts spoken 160-180 lbs, 180-200 lbs 16 100 to 17 15, 270-300 lbs 15.00 to 15.75, 300-330 lbs 14 75 to 15 50, 330-360 lbs 14 50 to 15 25, 360-400 lbs 14 00 to 14 95, 400-450 lbs 13 50 to 14 40, 450-550 lbs 12 50 to 14 00.

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Oklahoma Jolted Again by Quakes

Earthquakes jolted central Oklahoma for the third time in a week with tremors felt in El Reno Oklahoma City and Union City. No damage reported though telephone lines were affected and inmates awakened at the reformatory. A resident described beds moving while fearing a hidden man.

EL Reno Okla Oklahoma Oklahoma City Union City Midwest

Accountant Laing Says Accountants Must Sell Themselves

R S Laing national cashier company general auditor told Cedar Rapids chapter of the association Tuesday night that the accountant’s biggest job is selling himself and the service he can perform so management can depend on him for vital information. At a board meeting officers and directors elected David Flannigan and Harold Kindler both of Collins Radio Company to chapter membership.

R. S. Laing National Cash Register Company Cedar ‘Rapids National Association of Cost Accountants Laing David Flannigan Harold Kindler Collins Radio Company Cedar Rapids

No Funds Authorized For 53 Auto Plates

The Iowa Legislative Interim Committee told the state safety department it lacks authority to provide funds for 1953 vehicle plates and advised studying the advisability of using ee plates. The department sought 116 435 to finance two plates per vehicle, but only one plate was issued due to material shortages. The committee ruled the request not an emergency and denied funding.

Des Moines Iowa

Marion 4-H Club and Camp Fire Leaders Programs

Marion 4-H club met Saturday with nine members sharing extra projects. Janice Andersen spoke on shoe care in rain or shine and Carol Jordan discussed Gertie Grainline. Camp Fire Leaders Association gathering featured demonstrations, finger painting, puppets, and a talk by Noel Newell on camp outfits.

Marion Sharon’Rose Janice Andersen Gertie Grainline Carol Jordan Betty Bullis Mary Connor Camp Fire Leaders Association Robert Hammond George Bradley Clinton Moyer Noel Newell Cedar Rapids Don Torrence Presbyterian Church

Tawanka Camp Fire Group Hosts After School Session

Mrs. M. E. Tawanka Church assisted guardian entertained the Camp Fire group after school Tuesday. Members submitted money from a doughnut sale and a ham dinner planned for Thursday at the Presbyterian church. Plans were set for a May council fire event.

Tawanka M. E. Church Presbyterian Church

Evangelistic Services Led by Rev Arthur Sengpiehl in Marion Church

The Rev Arthur P Sengpiehl of the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago will conduct evangelistic services at the Marion Baptist Church starting tonight at 7 30. Meetings run through April 27 with no services on Saturdays.

Arthur P. Sengpiehl Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago Marion Baptist Church

Child Recovers After Neck Cyst Removal at Iowa City

David Edmunds twelve year old son of Mrs Helen Edmunds is recovering at Children’s Hospital Iowa City after doctors removed a cyst from a neck gland.

Children’s Hospital David Edmunds Helen Edmunds Iowa City

Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis of Norway

Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis of Norway announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday. Mrs Davis is the former Marion Palmer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Palmer of near Marion.

Glenn Davis Norway Davis Marion Palmer Gerald Palmer Near Marion

Sorosis Club Meets Thursday In Waterloo

Mrs. Fay Bailey attended the North Iowa conference of the Methodist W S C S in Waterloo Wednesday and will return home Thursday. The Sorosis club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Dale Luwe.

Waterloo Fay Bailey North Iowa Methodist Sorosis Sorosis Club Dale Luwe

Peckesh Guests of Omaha Couple at Local Home

Mr and Mrs John Cressey of Omaha are staying with Mrs Cressey s uncle L E Peckosh and Mrs Peckosh and are listed as guests in a local society note.

Peckesh John Cressey Omaha Mrs. Cressey L. E. .Peckosh Mrs. Peckosh

Weis couple from Muscatine visits Jordans

Mr and Mrs Weis of Muscatine arrived Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs Willis Jordan. Mr Weis will join his wife later this week at the Jordan home. The Weis are former Marion residents.

Jordans George E. Weis Muscatine Willis Jordan Weis Jordan Home Marion

Returned Home From Cedar Rapids Hospital

Harley F Breed was returned home Tuesday from a Cedar Rapids hospital after surgery performed last week. Championship fight scheduled tonight at 9 p.m. on Big 200 TV from Park Tavern. Lashe Guests Mrs T Sichanis and Carolyn Vince of Fort Wayne Ind visit Mr and Mrs C E Lasho Jr at 778 Twelfth Street. Kiwanis Marion club meets Thursday at 6 15 p m for dinner at K V cafe Clark Beam of Cedar Rapids will speak.

Harley F. Breed Cedar Rapids Park Tavern Lashe T. Sichanis Carolyn Vince Fort Wayne Ind C. E. Lasho, Jr Twelfth Street Kiwanis Marion Kiwanis Club K. V Clark Beam

Hospitalized child and community notices from Marion area

Barbara Jean Updegraff six is hospitalized at St Luke's after illness and Mrs Domer travels to San Francisco for naval duty. Nearby residents visit and furloughs end while Janet Norman returns to St Luke's for pneumonia treatment.

Barbara Jean Updegraff Edwin E. Updegraffs Highway 13 Marion St. Luke’s Hospital San Francisco Robert Domer Domer Betty Allen

Advertisement Choked Oxt Gas Thank Heavens

Ad fragment references attacks and gas as a concern with a ribald line about acid. Reads as a provocative classified style note with terse punch. No clear event or persons identified beyond generic phrases.

Local Hometown News Briefs Highlight Scouts and Recoveries

Hazel Snell and major Normanidenner receive mention for awards and ranks with Webelos Wolf and Gold and Silver Arrows. Johnny Braun returns home from Cedar Rapids hospital after rheumatic fever and will stay in bed for weeks. Airman David L. Fagle on 15 day furlough visits wife Opal and parents then plans Ames trip to meet Hand relatives. Bonnie ONeill elected alumni secretary of Delta Delta Phi at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.

Hazel Snell Normanidenner Germany Jim Struve Webelos Robert Wood Johnny Braun R. V. Brauns Cedar Rapids Johnny Fagle David L. Fagle Air Force Opal Loring O. Fagle Thirty-second Street Ames Allen ‘Hand Bonnie O’neill Frank O'Neill Johnson Avenue Delta Delta Phi Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Miss O’neill

Six East Iowans Enlist in Navy

Six men from Eastern Iowa join the Navy as recruiting reports list Levi W. Stutzman Dayle A. Miller Roy J. Price Es W Powell Charles R Bull and Raymond D Westfall. Training center transfers include pumps boots hoses for flood control and three recruits headed to Great Lakes for two weeks of basic training. Harold Miller advances to stationkeeper at Cedar Rapids center with family nearby at Marion trailer camp.

Cedar Boat Club Iowaldar View Country Club Navy United Air Lines Cedar Rapids Florida Levi W. Stutzman Dayle A. Miller Kalona Roy J. Price Coggon Es W. Powell Brooklyn Charles R. Bull Third Avenue SE Raymond D. Westfall Iowa City Naval Reserve Training Center Dubuque Mississippi Great Lakes Naval Training Center Seaman Frank J. Sturm, Jr Joseph A. Gaskill, Jr

Heating Plant Troubles at Ed Fagan Residence

A steam heating plant at 1165 Fourth Avenue malfunctioned with a blown shut-off valve after low water. Fire department responded Wednesday at 7:13 a.m. No fire was reported.

Ed Fagan Fourth Avenue

YMCA Toastmasters meeting speakers and evaluators named

Toastmasters Frank Shep pard Harold Brown and Dave Mcoy spoke at the YMCA Toastmasters club meeting at the Y Tuesday evening. Dr. Morris Katzoff served as master evaluator while Jim Hollis and Herman Ginsberg acted as evaluators and Martin Roeniig was master of ceremonies. Invocation by Ted Lewis and table topics by Louis Shepard.

Frank Sheppard Harold Brown Dave McCoy Ymca Toastmasters Club Morris Katzoff Jim Hollis Herman Ginsberg Martin Roeniig Ted Lewis Louis Shepard

Local briefs cover meetings and civic notices in Cedar Rapids

City briefs list drill team meeting at Keane Hall at 7 30 p m Mizpah Lodge first degree at 5 p m All masons invited Antiques show at Coliseum Armory Lions Club talk at Roosevelt hotel Sinclair oil dealers plan summer driving Cedar Rapids Chamber luncheon at Roosevelt hotel Gardens plowed Don Fehrenbacher to attend Mississippi Valley Historical Association in Chicago Clean Up Campaign at Roosevelt hotel Church talk at Central Park Presbyterian Men’s Club Railroad President L L White visits Cedar Rapids for brother’s funeral Barger in good condition after scaffold fall NATO stamps arrive at post office Cub Pack 30 awards announced at St Paul’s Methodist church

Don E.fehrenbacher Coe College Mississippi Valley Historical Association Chicago The Civic Bureau of the Cedar Rapids

Korean Reds Get Boost by Stalin

Premier Stalin sent a congratulatory message to North Korea on Kim Il Sung’s 40th birthday and expressed confidence in the Red war effort. He wished happiness for Korean peoples and anticipated good results from their actions.

Tokyo INS Stalin Korea Kim Il Sung

Budget Cuts Set Record in Truman Era Congress

Washington report notes that through this year the 82nd Congress has cut nearly six and a half billion dollars from funds requested by President Truman a new record. The economy drive persists as Congress exceeds prior GOP targets, while the Democratic majority faces a larger budget than in the 80th Congress.

Washington INS Congress Truman 82Nd

Supreme Court Justices Back Direct Presidential Election

Justices Jackson and Douglas urged scrapping the electoral college in favor of direct popular election in a sharply-worded dissent to a 5-2 Alabama ruling. Their rare call highlights the system as a distorting factor that can convert popular defeats into electoral wins.

Washington Supreme Court Jackson Douglas Alabama

Wholesale food prices flat on week, Dun Bradstreet index shows

New York report notes advances and declines in wholesale food prices cancel each other out. The overall price level remains unchanged from a week earlier per the Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index.

New York Dun and Bradstreet

Murphy Named First Postwar Envoy to Japan

President Truman nominates Robert D. Murphy to be the first postwar American ambassador to Japan. The veteran diplomat, now ambassador to Belgium, advised Eisenhower during the North Africa landings and would lead the U S mission when Japan becomes fully independent, likely April 28.

Washington Truman Robert D. Murphy Japan Murphy Belgium Eisenhower Milwaukee Europe U.S

Republic Steel Workers Strike in Cleveland

More than 800 of 1,000 day shift employees in the bolt and nut division of Republic Steel Corporation walked out on Wednesday. The company charged the strike was in defiance of the federal government and said it was led by union stewards and officers urging men to protest the government's failure to force a wage settlement.

Cleveland INS Bolt and Nut Republic Steel Corporation

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Chicago Livestock Lamson Brothers Fred W. Elder Merchants National Bank Omaha Livestock C. R. Markets Grain Market Kansas City Livestock Securities Corp. of Russell F. Knap Merchants National Bank Weston D. Ralston Insurance, Inc General Insurance — Bonding Service FIRST Waterloo Hogs Marion News Charlotte Wuerffel Carl T. Wuerffel Ralph Morgan Ralph, Jr Ralph Flach Comfort, Texas Morgan W. N. Morgans Don Lacock Rickey Alexandria John M. Howes, Jr Ralph Lacocks Ottumwa Janet Norman H. W. Norman Janet Sacred Court Keane Thall Mizpah Lodge A.F A.M Coliseum Armory Adv Lions Club Percy Lainson Fort Madison Roosevelt Hotel Sinclair Linn County Sinclair Oil Montrose Hotel Chamber Board Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Jerry Cuhel Edwin T.settle Central Park Presbyterian Church Men’s Club L. L. White New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad W. W. White Barger Harris Barger Third Street NW NATO St. Paul’s Methodist Church Douglas McDonald Denner Kenneth Moon John Mikesell Republic Steel Workers Chas. Piiser & Co uiEzop Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc Brooklyn 6
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