Hogs Rise on Tuesday Estimates and Livestock Markets
Chicago hog futures rise 25 to 40 cents amid strong slaughter and steady to firm cattle and sheep trades. Reports from Des Moines Sioux City and Omaha list bids and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep across 180 to 500 pound weights with notable activity in No 1 to No 3 categories and higher week totals alongside feeder and calf markets.
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Chicago
USBA
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Fredert
Heers
DMANA
Omaha
Chaleé
Ted
Ronk
Ehaire
Ehaire Vemiers
U S Lag Behind To Invite Attack Says Sen Mahon
Senator Mahon told the 45th annual U S Chamber of Commerce opening that the United States would lag Russia in intercontinental missiles for a time but not enough to invite an attack. Defense reports cited progress on guided missiles as claimants evaluated Soviet work.
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Washington
Russia
D-Texas
Mahon
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
William
Holaday
Defense Department
Allen Dulles
Merriman Smith
Allen W. Dulles
Centers Intelligence Agency
Tess
United States
Dulles
U.S
U. S
Local Family Hosts Birthday Party and School Calendar
Marion and Mrs Benrsth Beadle entertained Saturday for Patty Beadle’s sixth birthday with 17 guests including Deborah West and Kathy Green. Weekend guests attended a wedding in Morning Sun as the rural school calendar lists May events from kindergarten workshops to eighth grade commencement and last day of school.
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Benrsth Peadle
Patty
Deborah West
Tovkig Follies
Doanne Fairley
Kathy Green
Jana Ketjesen
Connie Orcutt
Pamela
Evane
Patty Beadle
Beadle
Hanore
The
Mar
Mahon
House Defense Appropriations
Suhcom
Imilice
Glidden
Emersons
Hendleys
Mrs. Emerson
Warren Kemper
Stocks Show Small Losses Amid Mixed Trading
New York stocks closed with numerous small losses as prices were mixed for most of the day and eased in late trading. Volume reached about 2.4 million shares with quotations for many issues listed and produce prices noted.
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New York
INS
Sionday
Grain and market notes from Chicago and New York
Light buying in wheat follows Yugoslavia trade and US purchases. Wheat futures rise modestly while soybeans and corn show mixed moves. Chicago cash soybeans and corn prices noted, plus various oat and meal values. New York dairy and egg markets quote steady to firm prices with ongoing receipts and grade prices.
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Chicago
Yugoslavia
Formosa
Enlisted Four Men Reported on Missile Programs Progress
Key official statements outline rapid ICBM deployment timelines including land based TRBM by year end 1959 and submarine based IRA by 1960. Mahon warns anti missile costs may exceed half a billion this year with a broader billion dollar defense push in space and long range missiles. He says Soviets may not yet match US progress but both powers will reach limited long range missiles in 2 to 3 years.
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Mahon
Jean Seberg Is Engaged to Paris Attorney
MARSHALLTOWN AP Jean Seberg age 19 film actress from Marshalltown is engaged to Francois Moreuil 23 Paris attorney attached to the French legation in New York City Moreuil pronunciation Moryell visited Seberg’s home last fall after her film Bon jour Tristesse The wedding date not set and Seberg studies in New York under Otto Preminger who cast her in Saint Joan during a nationwide search.
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Marshalltown
Jean Seberg
Francois Moreuil
Paris
New York
Moreuil
Moryell
Seberg
Jean
Highway Commission distributes new maps in Ames
The Highway Commission announced 240 100 maps will be available for distribution this year. The 1958 official map highlights agricultural and industrial strengths with color pictures and enlarged views of 13 urban areas. Sid Horn of Des Moines designed the map artwork. Channel enlistment reports list four men signed up by recruiters in Cedar Rapids for Fort Carson training. Jack W. Newlin and Warren L. Hobbs are named.
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Ins
Laws Highway Commission
Nwa
Les Moines
Sid Horn
Comncision
Cedar Rapids
Army
Fort Carson
Cole
Jack W. Newlin
Miller Ave
Signal Corps
Warren L. Hobbs
Vinton
Engineers
Memorial Colisium
Linn Sounty Tuberculosis Association
Des Moines
Case Plant Workers Get Wage Increases
wage boosts of 9 to 15 cents per hour were signed in the new contract at the J. Z. Case Company plant. Union locals and the company say the raise, effective Monday, applies to line workers and includes revised vacation benefits.
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James A. Schmuecker
Watkins
Marine Burlington
San Diego
Calif
Rolla
United Auto Workers
C. Prewitt
Monticelli
Wasinion
J. Z. Case Com
Nevil Dog Nany
R. J. Ward
Dallas
Lloyd
Thompson
Aers
Ward
Interest rates fall from 1957 peak easing borrowing
The report notes a sharp drop in current interest rates from the 1957 high, signaling cheaper access to loans. Economic observers discuss the trend and its potential impact on borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.
Steelworkers Chief Attacks Indifference to Jobless
United Steelworkers President David F. McDonald denounces those who worry about prices rather than millions of unemployed. Testifying to the House Banking Committee he criticizes the Eisenhower administration for not acting promptly and calls for more federal action including tax cuts for low income groups amid continuing recession indicators.
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Washington
United Steel Workers
David
F. McDonald
Hhe
House” Banking Committee
McDonald
Fisenhower
Congress
Egypt sentences five in alleged plot against Nasser
A military court in Cairo convicted five men in absentia for involvement in a Western backed bid to topple President Nasser. Ahmed Mortada el Maraghi and Hussein Khairy received life terms, while Mohamed Namak, Edmond Habib, and John Deshara got fifteen years each at hard labor.
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Cairo
Nasser
Farouk
Ahmed Mortada el Maraghi
Hussein Khairy
Mohamed Namak
Turkey
Edmond Habib
Ohn Deshara
Lebanon
Egypt
Sexy Singing Voice Threatens Vocal Cords
Los Angeles report cites Stanford throat specialist Dr. De Paul Moses warning that husky sexy voices damage vocal cords through tension and air escape. Repeated strain can cause nodules on cords. treatment may remove them but restore is uncertain while psychology and gland function also affect voice quality.
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Rennie Taylor
Los Angeles
Stanford University
de Paul Moses
Moses
Storms and Floods Kill 3 in Texas and Batter Arkansas
Severe storms swept across Texas causing at least three deaths and widespread damage. High waters closed highways and stranded dozens, with more than 12.5 inches of rain in parts of the state. Arkansas also faced torrential rains and flash flood threats as storms moved east.
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Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Ufficial
Hall
McKinney
Frisco
Lave Jay
Three Breakins Investigated by Cedar Rapids Police
Cedar Rapids police investigated three break ins on Monday at offices of Electric Light and Power Company on Tenth Street and Twelfth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids Block Company at 650 Twelfth Ave SW and Langer Manufacturing Co 1095 Seventh St SW An attempt to pry open a door at Hawkeye Oil Company 572 Tenth St SW also failed No injuries reported and no missing persons noted at the time of the report
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Cedar Rapids
Electric Light and Power Company
Tenth St
Twelfth Lave
Cedar Rapids Block Company
Twelfth Ave
Langer Manufacturing Ico
Seventh St
Langer Company
Hawkeye Oil Company
Nixon Begins South American Goodwill Tour in Uruguay
Vice-president Nixon arrived in Montevideo with wife for a two day visit. He praised hemispheric unity and the OAS while Uruguay seeks petroleum and cotton from the Soviet Union due to an economic crunch. Uruguay plans to swap wool and meat for Russian oil and face a record USSR trade this year.
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Stanford Bradshaw
Montevideo
Uruguay
Nixon
South America
U. & Air Force
Soviet Union
Ledo Arroyo Torres
Kremlin
Lins
Atlantic
Russia
U. S
Board of Supervisors Proceedings and Local Notices
The Board of Supervisors met for adjournment with Sutera Wiley and Henderson present and staff voting aye on March 1. A resolution to amend the Zoning Ordinance was adopted with all members voting aye. Local notices list area grocery firms and service providers along with hospital and personal updates from Story County residents and visitors.
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Adarch
Iowa
Finn
Board of Supertingrs
Sutera
Wiley
Henderson
March
R Board OF Supervisors
Iowa Dam Project May Secure Ike Approval
President Eisenhower signaled approval for the Saylorville Des Moines river dam project if modified to meet his objections. The $44.2 million plan near Des Moines would be evaluated under Army and SRA recommendations.
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Iowa
Ike
Augusta
Eisenhower
Des Moines
Saylorville
Des Rivings
Farmy
City Briefs from Cedar Rapids Area
Local notices cover Knights of Columbus and Optimist Club meetings, Canopus Club speaker, and Kiwanis gathering at Roosevelt hotel. Also listed are hospital updates for Darlene Fortner and Mrs. C. C. Metal, plus a police report on Terry Heald and a broken leg incident near Marion.
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C. C. Metal
Twenty-first St
University Pidt Hospitals
Town City
Ares
Washhington High School
Ln Hospital
Robin Lee Thomatso
H. Thomas
Route 1
Maruison
Mercy Hospital
Siwanls Club
Dallas B. Leader
Iowa
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Linn County
Joan Taylor
Marion
Mercy Hospital Mon- Gay
Taylor
Contrat
Young G. O. P. Sets Iowa County Rally
Iowa City state Senator D Nolan will speak at a Young Republican dinner rally in Amana at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. The event is a dutch treat gathering organized by the Iowa County Young Republicans club.
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Young G. O. P
Iowa County
Amana
D. Nolan
Iowa City
Ox Yoke Inn
Young Republicans Club
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Floyd Wensel
Cectar Rapids
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First Ave
Prairie Chapel Homemakers Club
Shorewood
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Milton Arnold
Storm
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Minnie ‘Timson
Presbyterian
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Fifth St. SE
Cedar Rapids Federal District Court
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Fort Dodge
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Richland
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Merlin
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Cascade
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Story County
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Stella Reiber
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Charles Wescott
St. Luke's Hospital
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Clinton
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Magsta
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Cedar Rapids Gagette
Paicernin Company
Pure ‘ Sbi
Linn Oydlred Brendel
Castle Bros. Repairs
Hoicambh Mannie, Turlhe Co
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Power Tea Board of Sanerrisers
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Pitan
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Atherton
Wiles
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Danone
Yoxen B. Emery
Jurisica of Peace
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Ben Ga
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Supertizor
LL Franklin
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Ames H Smith
Fond County Sheriy
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Kon
Linn
Mo Corp
Aurora
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Bpittam
VoHnne Barron Matar
Gunaly
Stanley
Lyle
Ie Stael
Iran
Reon Orks
Tom Stimson
Iso An
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Calvin Moore
Miles P. Sut
Hantuk
Cedar Hapids Garette
Cease Rapids Garette
Marion Sentinel
Vernon Bankere Record
Gladys Petrak
Cedar Flauds
iCeGar Rapids
Ratce Agency
Hinneifabier Company
Stockton Aeller Company
Walton A Meller Company
Pti
Pioneer Litho Company
Afuchaick
Trpewriter Company
Expense Chemical & Equipment Co
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Teleptone Larkhweetern Bell Telephone Co
Reval McBee
Dilix
Elica
Ingutacre
Brin & Yeh
Krause
OM Baller
Tarry Ho Terpstra
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Halaid Company
Ackets Co-operative Publiahice d. Miao
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Aslary Arkletter
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Saragae
Ralary
Bex
Hayat Tances
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Csary Welliam
Charles Pacts
Salar 'Mandus
Harry M Rchary
Stach
Bo OG
Walmer
Selors
jEari Helbie
Salacy
Wm Conrad
Kenneth Fuessler
Ieoward
Knights of Columbus
Council
Hoyt ‘Thomas
Chirapractor
Darlene Fortner
Ninth Ave
Linn County Council of Social Planning
Fuesday
MCA
Canopus
Tom Moore
Sheraton-Montrose
Exchange Club
Frank Pfaff
Sheraton-Monstera Rose Hotel
Zoe
Ane
Terry Heald
Bave
Linden Drive
Cresscent Street
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Empire
Eastern Ave
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