Fed Steers and Yearlings Lead Cattle Market Shift
Chicago reports Friday estimated salable livestock receipts of 5 000 hogs 1 000 cattle and 3 000 sheep. On Thursday fed steers and yearlings led price rebound amid abridged receipts. OPA enforcement in New York disrupted wholesale beef markets, lowering Chicago prices up to 50 cents per hundredweight. Hog receipts rose to the best since February with 7 000 salables and 9 000 consigned to packers amid government corn bonus pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
OPA
New York
Chicago hog and cattle receipts show steady market demand
The report details 7 000 hogs and 3 000 calves with steady to higher prices across categories. Top steer bids reach up to 17 60 while yearlings max at 17 25, cows steady near 17 06, and heavy beef bulls around 15 25. Lambs remain steady with varied grades and clipped lambs priced up to 15 56.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Receipts include 3100 cattle with calves at 25 cents off and steers and heifers steady to weak. cows uneven. Yearling and beeves quoted up to 17.50 per cwt for high grade, with common cows at 7.50 to 9.25 and canners 7.50 to 9.25. Hog receipts around 8000 with slaughter classed firm. lambs and mutton moderate demand, good and choice fed wool lambs 15.00 to 15.50.
Omaha hogs and cattle prices show mixed movement
In Omaha, hogs firm with most barrows and gilts at 14.50 while sows reach 13.75. In California Salabie cattle receipts total 4 500 with calves steady. fed steers 17.25 at top, most good to choice steers 15.00 to 16.90, cows 11.00 to 13.50 with some up to 14.00. Sheep receipts 8 500 with fed wool lambs steady and shorn lambs stronger. ewes scarce and better lambs around 15.25 to 15.60, some No 1 pelts high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
INS
USDA
Kcicneubekees
Kansas City cattle receipts ease with steady market
Receipts at Kansas City total about 1 400 with 800 sold and a generally steady market across classes. Bulls show some weakness while good beef steers reach 16.25 to 16.50. Cows and canners range from 7.00 to 14.25 with assorted odds and ends in between. Fleshy Herefords appear among replacement steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cartins
Hog Prices Tumble Across Des Moines Area Markets
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hour period ended 5 am Thursday totaled 6 500 head, down from 23 700 last week and 25 200 a year ago. Prices held steady with strong demand, listing ranges for various weight classes from 160 to 550 pounds and sow grades in the mid teens to low teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ins
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Report Includes Butter Eggs and Poultry
Receipts show butter steady at 2.815 with various scores. eggs at 41,045 cases steady with multiple grades. Poultry prices listed for hens, broilers, fryers, roosters, and turkeys with regional and stock notes. fruit and nut arrivals tracked, and market standings described for western and northern stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Idaho
Burbeaks U
Colorado
McClures
U. S
Wyoming Tumph
Fair Unwash Co
Wisconsin
Texas
New York Wholesale Egg Prices Reported Firm
AP notes firm receipts totals for eggs with mixed colors and grades. Prices listed for extras to No 4 sizes range around 34 to 38 cents per dozen in Western markets. Overall receipts amount to 23,121 with stable, unchanged figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin Cheese Sale Sparks Bid Activity
Five cars loaded with twins were bid for at twenty seven and a half cents per pound, as buyers crowded the Wisconsin cheese market seeking bargains.
Stocks Turn Lower Again in Uneven Session
New York markets slipped for a fourth straight session with early heavy declines easing toward the close. Trading volume hovered around 1.5 million shares as some strong spots persisted amid an irregular downward drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cedar Rapids hog market reports ceiling prices and produce
The Cedar Rapids hog market lists top prices for prime butchers at 14.45 and packers at 15.70. Prices for hogs range 160 to 180 pounds at 14.00, with various animal categories and wholesale fruits and vegetables prices including Florida celery 1.35 per dozen and Valencia oranges 6.09 per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Florida
Valencia
Idaho
Texas
Bond market steadies after early losses in New York
In New York trading the bond market found support after an initial drop. By the close some declines were trimmed or converted to small gains. Longer Treasury issues weakened again in dealer markets with the Dec 1972 22s down about four points in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
Treasury
Eldora Firm Charged With Price Violation
An OPA action filed in federal court accuses Eldora furniture firms E. J. Andrie and H. W. Creps of selling furniture at excess prices and failing to label merchandise with proper price tags. The suit, brought by OPA Administrator Paul A. Porter, seeks an injunction to halt further violations and costs against the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Eldora Furniture
Paul A. Porter
E. J. Andrie
H. W. Creps
Eldora
Mrs Hunting and Father Hurt in Freak Highway Accident
Mrs Ralph Hunting Jr of 2800 First Avenue East sustained a foot cut and her father Thomas Madden of Virginia Minnesota suffered severe facial injuries when an empty soda water case crashed the windshield of their car on highway 41 near Marinette Wisconsin after bouncing from a passing truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hunting, Jr
First Avenue E
Marinette
Wis
United Press
Thomas Madden
Virginia
Minn
Hunting
Oats and Rye Prices Firm Near Market Close
Chicago AP reports oats and rye firming as USDA said 50 million bushels of corn won't be used for feed under the bonus plan. Corn destined for export and processors. Wheat futures hit ceilings with July and December contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Chicago cash provisions on grains and seeds
Chicago AP reports prices for commodities including No 2 red wheat at 1.82 nominal and No 2 yellow corn at 1.19 nominal with various oats barley and field seed values. Seed prices list fas tnal red sae 31.50 sweet clover 10.75 al sike 28.50 alfalfa common 33.50 timothy 5.75 6.00 red top 12.00 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marines Open Aviation Duty Enlistments for Men
The Marine Corps for a limited period accepts enlistments for aviation duty only. Applicants aged 17 to 25 may join without prior training to become pilots or fill roles such as plane mechanics parachute riggers tower operators radio operators navigators bombardiers and air crewmen. Enlistments run for two three or four years with GI Bill benefits. Information available at the local Marine recruiting office in the Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corps
Marine
Marine Recruiting Office
Federal
Probate of Will Notice in Linn County District Court
Notice of probate of will No. 18585 in Linn County Iowa District Court with date April 30 at 8 am. The case involves Arthur Axmear as Clerk and Donald Barnes as attorney. Names and details are distorted but indicate a probate proceeding in Cedar Rapids area under state statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
District Court
Pega
Rapids
Cedar
Arthur Axmear
Clerk District Court
Donald Barnes
90s Review at Spring Frolic in Coliseum Friday
The Allied Industrial league's tenth annual Spring Frolic begins at 7 30 p m Friday at Memorial coliseum. Ray Long orchestra plays 9 30 to 11 with an 8 o clock start after Mrs Everett Pratt organ recital. A Gay Nineties review features The Four Bartenders Jud Anderson Shirl Huston Carol Crowell Walter Meeker and more. Admission is free. industrial employees urged to obtain tickets from league reps. Don Isett to emcee. show directed by Don Ludemann and Ron Scheuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Industrial League
Memorial Coliseum
Ray Long
Everett Pratt
Jud Anderson
Shirl Huston
Carol Crowell
Walter Meeker
Meta Blood
Lila Buckwheat
William Bell
Everett Schindler
Arthur Conrad
Fred Carter
John Yura
Fred
Catherine Petrick
Jane Hubbard
Mrs. Murphy’s Chowder?”; Carroll Dancing School
Alexander
Max Hahn
Fred Petrick
Bowery Canary
Bobbie Stewart
Gifford
Charles Gifford
Grace Swope
Flora Dora
Tommie Dochterman
Don Isett
Don Ludemann
Ron Scheuler
CIO Official and Senator Clash Over OPA Price Controls
At a Senate Banking Committee hearing on extending price controls, CIO Secretary James B. Carey clashed with Sen. Millikin over partisan motives and the OPA act. Carey accused Republican lawmakers and NAM of sabotaging controls, while Millikin argued OPA is nonpartisan and Democrats also oppose amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
OPA
Washington
James B. Carey
Sen. Millikin
R-Colo
Senate Banking Committee
Carey
House
Millikin
National Association of Manufacturers
Sen. Mitchell
D-Wash
N.A.M
Governor Blue to Fly Between Events Saturday
Gov Robert D Blue plans a busy Saturday delivering a speech at a plowing contest near Vinton at 10 30 a m and attending a flag raising at the Drake Relays at 1 50 p m He will depart from Vinton in a cab plane to Cedar Rapids then transfer to a chartered plane to Des Moines hoping for favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Vinton
Drake
Cedar Rapids
Two British Speakers At St Pauls Methodist Service
Two British visitors will speak at 8 p m Sunday in the St Pauls Methodist church sanctuary under the American Friends Service Committee. Rev Dr Albert David Beldon of London and Harrow Weald will address the gathering. Beldon, a Congregational minister, led London pulpits for 35 years and taught at Whitefield Central mission. He serves on the Federal Free Church council and World Brotherhood Federation boards. A free will offering will support AFSC work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist
American Friends’ Service Committee
Albert David Beldon
London
Harrow Weald
England
Beldon
Whitefield Central Mission
Federal Free Church Council
World Brotherhood Federation
Lead AMVETS urged WWII vets to lead their group
Dr Clyde M Longstreth Atlantic vice commander told a YMCA theater audience that AMVETS is the largest growing World War II veterans group. He said it accepts all who served in the recent war, has no nominating committees, and acts as the true voice of veterans. Paul Lynch presided as temporary post commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde M. Longstreth
Atlantic
Amvets
Organization of
Longstreth
Y.M.C.A
G.A.R
American Legion
G.ls
Paul Lynch
Mrs Popek in Mercy Hospital After Surgery
City briefs note Mrs William Popek of 222 Thirty fourth street drive SE is confined to Mercy hospital after surgery Thursday morning. Dr and Mrs J D Houser and daughter Mollie Sue of 1618 Wildwood Drive NE left Wednesday for Edgar Nebraska to attend Mrs Houser's mother's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Popek
Thirty Fourth Street Drive
Mercy Hospital
J. D. Houser
Mollie Sue
Wildwood Drive
Edgar
Nebr
Chicago Cedar Rapids Girls Speech Winners
Elinor Kanaske of Chicago won first place in the William Whipple extemporaneous speaking contest at Coe College. Cedar Rapids’ Mary Hubbard took second with her speech on Collective Bargaining. Judges were Prof. Grace Lambert and Prof. Alicege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Kanaske
Chicago
William Whipple
Coe College
Mary Hubbard
Ray W. Hubbard
Twentieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Miss Kanaske
Miss Hubbard
Grace Lambert
Alicege
Cub Pack 24 Charter Renewed at Garfield School Meeting
Cub Pack No. 24 had its charter renewed at a Garfield school meeting on Wednesday night. The charter was presented to Mrs. L. L. Huston, P T A president, by Keith Benner, Waubeek area scout executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield School
L. L. Huston
P.T.A
Keith Benner
Waubeek
Cubs Initiated and Awarded at Lincoln School
Twenty cubs of Pack 19 met at Lincoln school Wednesday evening. Gary Larkin was initiated and awards were presented to Wayne Edgington Lyle Matthews Jimmy Van Scoy Floyd Manwiller Dick Podhasky Douglas Houghton Jo Ed Verbick and Jimmy Orton. Douglas Houghton and Jimmy Orton graduated into Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Gary Larkin
Wayne Edgington
Lyle Matthews
Jimmy van Scoy
Floyd Manwiller
Dick Podhasky
Douglas Houghton
Jo Ed Verbick
Jimmy Orton
Free Treatment for Vets Ills of Malaria
The Veterans Administration announced that veterans suffering from malaria or other tropical diseases after discharge are eligible for treatment at government expense. Hospital officials said such illness will be considered service connected even if Army medical records show no hospitalization for the disease. Surveys show veterans from the Pacific and Mediterranean theaters have endured attacks after returning to civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Veterans Administration
W. B. Nugent
Veterans Hospital
Interference with Officer Leads to Suspended Fine
Edward L. Price was fined 25 dollars suspended with costs in police court for interfering with officers during a near riot at the Taft grill. Judge Harry S. Johnson warned of trial if not satisfied. Price, 817 Division SE, objected to handling of two prisoners and was arrested Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Krumholtz
Edward L. Price
Division Street SE
Harry S. Johnson
Price
Taft Grill
Krumholtz
P. J. Whittemore
H. R. Churchill
Graven Orders Fudge Seizure in Federal Action
Judge Henry N. Graven issued a warrant to seize 35 pounds of fudge from the Wood Candy Company of Oklahoma for alleged adulteration. The product shipped to Iowa Falls is in the J. J. Newberry Company’s possession. A May 22 hearing on the libel of information action was set, alleging violation of the federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act, filed by F. E. Gill of Sioux City, assistant U.S. attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Candy Company of
Oklahoma
Henry N. Graven
Ome
Iowa Falls
J. J. Newberry Company
Ankney Fined for Reckless Driving After Near Miss
Clare G Ankney of Marion was fined 75 dollars for reckless driving and five dollars plus costs for running a red light. Police said he narrowly missed Patrolman Ray Murdock’s car on Second Street SE and Fifth Avenue after driving against traffic. chased by Patrolmen Morey and Burgert, Ankney was arrested at Fifth and Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare G. Ankney
Marion
Ankney
Ray Murdock
Second Avenue
Second Street
Gene Morey
Albert Burgert
Fifth Avenue
Second Street SE
Three Women Help Reunite Owner With Stray Horse
A wandering horse was captured by Janet Lahman Janice Bailey and Virginia Nicholson after a chase at Fifth Avenue and Twenty first Street SE. Capt Steve Stolba notified the RRR Ranch and the owner collected the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olice Department
Steve Stolba
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Stolba
RRR Ranch
Janet Lahman
Fifth Avenue SE
Janice Bailey
Linden Terrace SE
Virginia Nicholson
Fourth Avenue SE
Marion High Seniors Place Fourth in 1946 Testing Program
Marion high school seniors finished fourth in the Town high school every pupil testing program conducted April 9 on social and scientific developments. Fifteen thousand students from 109 high schools statewide participated. Top scorers by class included seniors Willard Haak Chandler Boettcher Beryl Collier William McCann and Jean Quinn juniors Charles Lyons Bessie Pishney John Vernon Richard Fontaine Eugene Hastings sophomores David Lyons David Rose John Ross Marilyn Bristol Richard Smith Melvin Bebee freshmen John Snell Kenneth Bartlett Thomas Bailey Gene Michel John Duxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Town High School
Supt. C. B. Vernon
Iowa
Willard Haak
Chandler Boettcher
Beryl Collier
William McCann
Jean Quinn
Charles Lyons
Bessie Pishney
John Vernon
Richard Fontaine
Eugene Hastings
David Lyons
David Rose
John Ross
Marilyn Bristol
Richard Smith
Melvin Bebee
John Snell
Kenneth Bartlett
Thomas Bailey
Gene Michel
John Duxbury
Fire damages garage roof at Mrs. Nase home
Fire department extinguished a blaze on the garage roof at 907 Eleventh street at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Sparks from rubbish burning in an incinerator set the roof alight. Damage described as slight and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Nase
Eleventh Street
Former service men buy lots east of Starry farm on First avenue
Richard Schaefer J W Pieper and Frank Ross former service men purchase allotments east of the Jesse R Starry farm on First avenue and plan to build dwellings at the earliest date. Sales conducted by Dr J J Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schaefer
J. W. Pieper
Frank Ross
Jesse R. Starry
First Avenue
J. J. Booth
Dinner and talks feature Marion Lions meeting
Mr and Mrs Frank Strother hosted at dinner Tuesday for their cousin Don Kester of Santa Ana California visiting his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Chris Johnson. Miss Leta McShane Miss Mable McShane of Springville also attended. Mrs Earl Beach of Montezuma Kesters sister visited this week. Miss Harriet Harter of Des Moines stayed with Miss Irene Sipple Lincoln grade teacher. Judge Harry S Johnson Cedar Rapids spoke on Juvenile Delinquency at the Marion Lions club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strother
Don Kester
Santa Ana
Calif
Chris Johnson
Leta
Mable McShane
Springville
Earl Beach
Montezuma
Kester
Eee
Harriet Harter
Des Moines
Irene Sipple
Lincoln
Harry S. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Marion Lions Club
Lundys Return From Atlanta Easter Visit
Mr and Mrs Z N Lundy returned from Atlanta Georgia where they spent Easter with his mother Mrs Ninaany and sister Mrs C E Moss Wanted used lawnmowers any make or age A and H Appliance phone 969 Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. N. Lundy
Atlanta, Ga
Ninaany
C. E. Moss
Lillie Family Reunion Highlights Fort Leavenworth Visit
Mrs. Paul Lillie of Center Point and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lillie of Central City traveled to Fort Leavenworth Kansas this week where they met Lt. Paul Lillie who has just been discharged. Lt. Lillie served in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lillie
Center Point
Dan Lillie
Central City
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Lt. Lillie
Korea
Community notes and personnel ads from Elroy and Cedar Rapids
Local notices report relatives seeking contact with a missing person and visitors from Wisconsin. Advertisements invite staff for cafes and pharmacies, plus a nurse home transfer for Lizzie DuMont.
Journey from Norway Just a Weekend Jaunt
Decorah welcomes Miss Bobby Hanson a new Scandinavian resident arriving after a trip from Oslo Norway The traveler stayed in New York City Easter Sunday and part of Monday before continuing by train from Chicago to Decorah She arrived Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Einar Lund her sister in law and brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Decorah
Bobby Hanson
Oslo
Norway
Einar Lund
Hanson
Gardermoen Air Field
New York City
Chicago
Carleton College Hosts Organ Recital With Student Lineup
Mary Ellen Dennis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis D Dennis of 1100 O Street NW, will open Carleton College organ recital in Northfield Minnesota with Bach Prelude in B Minor. Five other music students will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Dennis
Louis D. Dennis
O Street NW
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Carleton
Students Accused of Draft Law Violations
Two William Penn College students in Oskaloosa were indicted by a federal grand jury for draft law violations. The cases were moved to Oskaloosa for trial September 17. Max Kelsey faces a failure to report for induction charge while James Holmes is charged with unlawfully failing to report for work of national importance after being classified a conscientious objector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Max Kelsey
James Holmes
Marion cancer fund names co chairs and donors
Mrs L R Boettcher chairman of Marion cancer control fund appoints Gilbert E Rathmian and Clair Long as co chairs. Contributions include Marion Se two days collection 3 V case and Mrs Norman 3 Wattle 5 each Miss Bessie McClain 4 Athenian club 3, Mrs John H Pazour, Mrs H J Nehring, Ivanhoe club, Mrs S A a and John Raymond 1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Boettcher
Marion Cancer Control Fund
Gilbert E. Rathmian
Clair Long
Marion Se
V. Case
Norman
Bessie McClain
Athenian Club
John H. Pazour
H. J. Nehring
Ivanhoe Club
John Raymond
Camp Fire Elects Officers at Public Library Meeting
Beverly Abernathy was elected president of the Aowakiya Camp Fire group at a Wednesday meeting in the public library auditorium. Georgia Hutton was named vice president Christine Miersen secretary Dixie Rathman treasurer Carol Hamilton scribe Mrs John L Gritzner is guardian and Mrs Melvin Abernathy is assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Abernathy
Aowakiya
Public Library
Georgia Hutton
Christine Miersen
Dixie Rathman
Carol@ Hamilton
John L. Gritzner
Melvin Abernathy
Foreman Undergoes Eye Surgery After Drill Press Injury
Wilson J Hamilton 1048 Seventh Avenue, a foreman for Fruehauf Trailer, had Tuesday surgery to remove part of his right eye after an injury from a drill press handle two weeks earlier. He is a patient at St Luke's hospital. Mrs Lara Fowler reports her sister Mrs Henry Falkenstein is critically ill in Huntington Park California. Falkenstein is formerly Grace Locke of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson J. Hamilton
Seventh Avenue
Fruehauf Trailer Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lara Fowler
Henry Falkenstein
Huntington Park
Calif
Falkenstein
Grace Locke
Marion
Mrs Stark Returns Home After Major Operation
Mrs Joe Stark has recovered enough to leave hospital and return to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W R Fowler three weeks after an extensive operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stark
Nurse Marian Van Fossen Returns From South Pacific
Miss Marian Van Fossen, a lieutenant in the army nurse corps who served in the South Pacific, arrived home Wednesday at Fort Sheridan Illinois after her overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian van Fossen
Army Nurse Corps
South Pacific
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Milner Daughter Home From California
A. J. Dice-Adv reports Miss June Milner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Milner is home from California. Also notes a medium size brown dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Milner
Mrs
A. E. Milner
California
Mrs Bert Whitcomb Seriously Ill at Viola Home
Mrs Bert Whitcomb is seriously ill at her home in Viola. The report notes her condition and location without additional medical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Whitcomb
Viola
Canadian Official Freed Of Charge Of Conspiracy
Ottawa AP Magistrate Glenn Strike released Dr. David Shugar a Polish born Canadian official on conspiracy charges in a Moscow directed spy ring case. He is the first of fourteen Canadians charged with espionage to be freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Glenn Strike
David Shugar
Shugar
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Elroy, Wis
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Mount Castle, Va
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