Woman, 15, and Soldier Husband Seek Annulment
In New Jersey a 15 year old girl Susanne Tychsen and 21 year old ex soldier Joseph Scimeca agreed to annul their marriage. The couple met at a swimming pool about three months ago and wed less than a day before Susanne returned to her mother. The bride said she was too young to know her mind and hopes the situation can be fixed. The mother criticized Scimeca for not informing her. Police helped locate Susanne after she left home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddonfield
N. J
Andrew Tychsen
Susanne
Camden
Joseph Scimca
Charles N. Boulton
G.I
Scimeca
Market glut swamps Chicago hogs and cattle prices
Chicago producers flooded the market with 12 009 hogs and 12 000 cattle on Monday as fattening demand collapsed. Prices for choice beef fell to 27 dollars, down from 29 50 Friday and 30 Saturday, with medium grades down 2 to 3 dollars and some calves 4 dollars lower. Sabble hogs reached 15 000 while 6 500 more were consigned to packers. best hog price was 19 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Mixed Across Markets
Livestock market notes show hogs, cattle, and lambs with varied bids and declines. Hog prices eased about 5 dollars from Friday, while steer and heifer prices slipped modestly. cows and bulls moved lower in some lots. Lambs remained strong with higher slaughter values and spring lambs shown among readings.
Omaha Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 5,000 moderate. barrows and gilts steady to $0.50 lower, most bid around $33.25. Calves 206 Stow slaughter class bids weak. steers and heifers mostly $0.50 to $2 lower, some better bids limited. Sheep receipts 9,500 active. lambs mostly steady, ewes and yearlings steady, western spring lambs $18.00 to $18.50, native lambs near $18.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
USDA
Dse
Ste. Hor
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Market Report
Livestock receipts list 15 000 cattle 125 calves and mixed hog and sheep volumes with bids broadly lower. Hogs ranged 16.75 to 17.00 for top barrows with sow declines around 2.25 to 3.25, while cattle and calves showed softer demand and varied by grade. quotes include feeders 16.25 and stock steers 16.75, with Iowa hogs at Des Moines reporting 19 600 market activity and steady to lower prices across weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Oux City
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
Receipts total 30 000 cattle with calves 3 606. Slaughter steers and yearlings mostly steady to 50 cents lower than Saturday, private levels noted. Heifers uneven. good stockers and feeders steady to lower. Yearlings traded around 19 4 to 23 50, limited good heifers near 18 00 to 38 56. several lots of choice cattle around 18 75 to 17 00. good and choice yearlings about 14 50 to 16 25.
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Iowa
Des Moines
USDA
Minnesota
Oon
Oai Fist Meret Merchants
Vuildine Wre
Adems Express
Ibs Central
Alaska Juneau
Amn Wat Wks Loews, Inc
Am'n Woolen
McKesson
Anaconda
I Ark Nat Gas ‘A
Martin, GL
Armour & Co
Martin Parry
Access Tier Ag Watners Ale Hh
Tl Coast Sying “Pee Atlantic
T Pet
Aviation Corp
Moline Baldwin Loco
Mont Ward
Penney J. C
Borg Warner
Ad Irs
Att Caterpillar
Ave Ae Pepsi-Cola
Celotex
Phillips Pet
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
NW J
Ekelly Ol
Vultee
Severe Steel
Cauit
Curtiss Wr
Curtiss
Elec Bad & S
Erie R R
Tidewater
Firestone T
Ti'ken
Fruchauf
Timken
Garwoodies
Fox Fim
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Wat Air Lines
Gen Motors
Uni Drue
Les Aon Ey Guette Ee Se
Ral
Tok Aes Shu Goetet
TT S&s
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Warner Bros
Westehouse el
Ayes
Miz
Houd Herebey
Ovid da Flouston
Witsan & Co
Here Sound
Wenlworth A
Hupp
Siitl
Balto & Ohio
Ind Rayon
Zenith Radio
Barnsdall
Bendix Av
Nash-Kelv
Best Foods
Ad Biscuit
Blaw Knox
Boeing Airp
Chicago
Eee de Flour Ae
Admiral
Chicago Corp
Kansas City
Pri- Gay
Chicago Produce Market Reports Mixed Receipts and Prices
Mixed receipts of live poultry butter eggs and produce noted in Chicago with wholesale prices for fowls ducks and eggs. Market conditions show moderate Western stock demand steady to slightly stronger Northern stock slow, with various grade prices and U.S. standards listed for multiple items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F.ob
U.S
U. S
Cirties
Ashe
Selective Rise In Wall Street
In New York AP reports selective recoveries persisted on Monday as leaders slipped to lower levels. About 700000 shares changed hands in transfers. American Telephone, a weak spot last week, rose several points before facing offerings and tempering the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Bond prices rise on rails and utilities in New York review
Prices were mostly higher as rail and utility issues advanced fractions to more than a point from Friday. Government bonds were little changed though the 2 1/2 1960 65 issue fell about a half point to 103.24, aligning with outside market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Soldier Gene Jackson Returns Home From World War II
Albert and Monya Jackson of Muncie Indiana say their 25 year old son Pvt Gene Jackson reported killed in action in Europe has returned home after two years, though he suffers amnesia. A Red Cross worker traced him and located him in a hospital. Gene writes he is all right though he does not remember much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Albert Jackson
Esther
Mrs. Jackson
Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Gene
Septemer
Red Cross
Wilburn Dominates State Fair Auto Races
Wilburn of Indianapolis swept the second auto race program at the State fair in Des Moines. Before a crowd of about 25,000, he won three events highlighting a standout performance for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Wilburn
Indianapolis
Ind
Wheat trading resumes after market unease in Chicago
Wheat markets reopened after June 13 as heavy hog supplies and underfed cattle weighed on demand for feed grains. January wheat briefly rose above 2.00 before slipping, with corn and oats also retreating. January 1.97, March 1.94, May 1.92 for futures quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants Wheat
Grain Prices Mixed In Chicago Market Report
Chicago spot prices show No.1 hard red wheat around $2.02 to $2.04, No.2 yellow corn near $2.02, No.3 yellow about $2.01, and No.4 yellow at $1.99. Oats list includes No.1 and white varieties, with mixed bids around 80 cents to 84 cents and feed oats near $1.16 to $1.38 depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenca
Sinorais Ro
Spetece Atic
Ornia
Texas Black Diamond
Elberta
Chicago
City Council Approves Beer and Cigaret Permits
The city council approved a class B beer permit and a cigaret license for Mrs. Frank Whicky of 1623 J Street SW and granted a cigaret permit to C. G. Krebs at 2901 First Avenue SE. Louis Secicka surrendered a class B beer permit and a cigaret permit. Hawkeye Downs cigaret permit surrendered by Porter Anderson and P. D. Rundell. Arthur W. Zimmerman of 649 Sixteenth Avenue SW was approved as a patrolman on probation for six months. Roads machinery purchase for the department and streets was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whicky
J Street
C. G. Krebs
First Avenue SE
Louis Secicka
Hawkeye Downs
Porter Anderson
P. D. Rundell
Arthur W. Zimmerman
Sixteenth Avenue
Zimmerman
Department Streets and Public Carea
Women’s Open Begins in Spokane Qualifying Round
Nearly 50 women golfers, including top U S players, started the first of two 18 hole qualifying rounds in Spokane Washington as the national women’s tourney opened. The event drew entries from leading players across the country to compete for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Protest Targets Surplus Ice Makers Shipment To Yugoslavia
Washington protester William G Williams demands halting a surplus ice maker shipment to Yugoslavia under UNRRA. The dispute centers on priority rules for government surplus sales and how UNRRA and 10 other international groups fit ahead of ordinary buyers. A War Assets Administration spokesman says the sale is proper if Treasury used UNRRAs fifth priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yugoslavia
UNRRA
House Committee On
Robert M. Littlejohn
William G. Williams
WAA
Treasury
Swift Employes Reported Mysteriously Ill at Chicago Plant
In Chicago the Swift and Company sheep slaughtering department faced an unidentified fever affecting 35 butchers and 5 inspectors. Local 28 CIO United Packinghouse Workers and the meat inspection chapter CIO United Public Workers of America called an emergency meeting to demand action amid claims of a cover up. Company officials denied a mystery illness, noting 14 cases with illnesses ranging from colds to influenza and pneumonia, with five back at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift and Company
CIO United Packinghouse Workers
CIO United Public Workers of America
Swift
Witness Tells of Wac's Demand for Castle items
In Frankfurt, an elder German servant testified that the Hesse crown jewels were handed to Wac Captain Kathleen Nash Durant after she ordered the Kronberg castle estate manager to surrender everything in the castle. Margo von Bochmann identified Mrs Durant, while the defense failed to prove the order referred to nonjewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Wac
Kathleen Nash Durant
Kronberg
Man Dies From DDT Fumes Inhalation In Collingswood
Coroner Joseph Myr reports 53 year old man M died from accidental inhalation of concentrated DDT fumes. The incident, noted in Collingswood, marks an early attributed total due to the insecticide's fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingswood
Joseph Myr
Houseman M
Gladbrook Beats Tama 14-5 in Big Sixth Inning
Gladbrook defeated Tama Wolfpack 14 to 5 as Tama surrendered eight runs in the sixth inning. Misty hitting and a strong late surge clinched the win for Gladbrook in the Sunday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
Gladbrook
Tama Wolfpack
Paris Seating Sparks Protest At Liberation Anniversary
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and Ukraine's Dmitri Manuilsky walked out of a second anniversary ceremony for Paris liberation over seating. the front row held the US Britain China and France while the Soviet Union and Ukraine sat behind in alphabetical order. President Bidault arrived as the band played, prompting the exit and a flurry of photographers.
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Paris
Molotov
Dmitri Manuilsky
United States
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Amerique
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Veterans halt unauthorized housing work in Seattle
Cooperating veterans groups including the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars protested to the Civilian Public Administration against a Seattle flour mill executive H A Herzog building a home without federal housing authority authorization. The 60 by 30 foot brick and tile house had double baths and fireplaces. CPA compliance manager Galen Geller said 400 similar warnings had been issued since March across several western states. Herzog claimed lack of awareness of new bidding rules for his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
H. A. Herzog
Herzog
Civilian Production Administration
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans
The
American Veterans Committee
CPA
Federal Housing Authority
M.G. Gregerson
Veterans
Joint Veterans
Wayne Killman
Galen C. Geller
Geller
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Alaska
Terminal Leave Pay Forms Distributed in Cedar Rapids
About 9 108 terminal leave pay application forms were passed out in Cedar Rapids last week according to agencies handling claims. At the Veterans Service and Information center 816 visitors sought furlough pay blanks while 300 have been processed at the Red Cross Granby building office. Applications are available at all post office windows with no filling assistance, and an estimated 7 650 forms have been distributed since the previous Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Service and Information Center
Paramount
Daryl Austin
Red Cross
Granby
Bernie
Poppy Sale Day Co-Chairmen Named by Eyler in Cedar Rapids
Bill Matus, junior commander of VFW Post 788, and Mrs. Vern Sorenson were named co chairmen for the Buddy Poppy sale to be held Sept 7. The event aims to distribute 25 000 poppies in Cedar Rapids for relief of disabled veterans and wartime casualties, supporting VFW welfare projects and the national home for widows and orphans in Eaton Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Matuis
V.F.W. Post
Vern Sorenson
Second District Ladies Auxiliary
V.F.W
Adrian Eyler
Cedar Rapids
Flanders Fields
Matus
Post
National
V.F.W. Home For Widows and Orphans of Veterans
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Champion Baby Beef Sells for 1.15 Per Pound at State Fair
Edith Spear 13 of Indianola showed the grand champion Angus calf to a record 1.15 a pound sale at the Iowa state fair. The 999 pound calf brought about 1045.35 dollars. she netted about 877.35 after costs. Reserve features include a Hereford by Phyllis Bonwater and other breed champions, with several calves sold to Iowa firms. Clair J. Mason served as auctioneer for the event marking 4-H club sale leadership past 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edith Spear
Indianola
Iowe
Morrell Packing ,Company
Ottumwa
Miss Spear
Phyllis Bonwater
Keswick
Chicago
Albert Graff
Grinnell
Iowa Packing Company
Wolf
Graff
Ted Collins
Albion
Donald Banks
Westfield
Miss Bonwater
Clair J. Mason
Marshalltown
War Spread in China as Communists Press the War
Chinese civil war widens with fighting reported in 10 provinces. Communist forces under Lin Piao encircle Tiehling near Mukden as Nationalist reinforcements rush to slow the drive. Beijing and Nanking dispute US policy and a protest is lodged with Gen. Marshall over a secret deal alleged to sell US war materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Soong
Howard C. Peterson
United States
New China News Agency
Wang
China
Marshall
Washington
Chou En-lai
United Ee
Chiang Kaishek
Davenport Woman, 51 Attacked and Robbed
Davenport police said a 51 year old woman told Chief Reed Phillips she was criminally assaulted and robbed of $20 in her home on Sunday night. The assailant a young man followed her and her daughter from a business section to their home after entering a theater and buying a seat near them.
Straighten and Duco Your Fenders at Rapids Chevrolet
Prompt service on straightening refinishing and complete paint jobs offered by Rapids Chevrolet Co 601 1st Ave East Cedar Rapids. Also list of local ads includes clothing hay and furniture items job notices and services from various local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids Chevrolet Co
1St Ave
Marion couple wed at groom’s parents home in Marion
Elaine Marie Adamson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Adamson of Monticello married Milton R Sills son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Sills Sunday afternoon at the groom’s parents home 2886 Fifth Avenue Marion Rev Clyde Scott officiated The bride wore a green two piece suit and gardenia Talisman rose corsage Attendants were Mrs Lowell Byse and Faye Sills Dinner followed The groom works for the Cherry Burrell corporation Eighty descendants of W A and Julalia Lucar Austin held a reunion at Thomas Park with attendees from California Missouri and Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Marie Adamson
Clayton Adamson
Monticello
Milton R. Sills
Cliff Sills
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Clyde Scott
Lowell Byse
Faye Sills
W. A
Julalia Lucar Austin
Thomas Park
Sadie Scott
Orange
Calif
Martha Austin
Ventura
Bertha Leapley
Albert Jordan
Charlie Withers
Don Crew
Omaha
William Coons
W. A. Mason
Don Mason
Joan Mason
J. C. Mason
LaPlata
Local Social Notes Include Promotions and Visits
Mr and Mrs I L Ford learn their son in law Wilbert Frie hauf a dental surgeon in Japan is promoted to captain. Mrs Friehauf formerly Mary Ellen Ford works for Union Pacific in Portland Ore. Mrs Geraldine Stark and her relatives return from Oakland Calif. Help wanted apply in person Marion Laundry Adv. Various residents report visits, returns from hospital, and travel across Colorado Utah Minnesota and California with notices of local business ads and service updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ford
Wilbert Friehauf
Japan
Friehauf
Mary Ellen Ford
Union Pacific Railroad
Portland
Cre
Lost Satu lack of rday afternoon
A fragmentary notice notes a missing person or item in the afternoon hours, with unclear details and an unreadable contact phone 900. The text provides no verifiable names, places, or events.
Annual Koch Skenken Grunewald reunion in Ellis Park
W C Pickard elected president of the Koch Skenken Grunewald group with Mrs. Pickard as secretary. forty eight relatives attended a picnic dinner. Guests included Ray Vanderbilt of Highland Park California and George C Oxley family. various relatives noted visiting from Marion Mechanicsville and Jacksonville Ill. Other items mention absences and neighborhood notices. church and choir times given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Vanderbilt
Highland Park
Calif
George ‘C. Oxley
Vanderbilt
Marion
George Ross
Will Ferguson
Mechanicsville
Flood Tide Stops Channel Swimmer Berroeta Near Dover
Jorge Berroeta of Chile abandoned his attempt to swim the English Channel with half a mile to go as flood tides and eight foot waves lashed the Channel. Trainer Edward Timme said the storm nearly swept him toward France but Berroeta survived and vowed to try again next month. Timme, the only person to swim the Channel both ways, commented on the near miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
Jorge Berroeta
Chile
English Channel
France
Jorge
Edward Timme
Timme
Berroeta
Timmer
Dudley Seeks City Street Extension Deal
Loren D. Dudley of 1207 Thirtysecond Street NE offers to relinquish title to a 60 foot land strip from Thirtysecond to Thirtieth Streets NE if the city extends a street. The city council discussed the proposal at Monday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren D. Dudley
Thirty- Second Street
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Ike
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McGregor
Wis
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Bi Witte
Shabanie Creamery
Bret Dea
Cuini Nasie
Wall Street
NEW York Bond Review
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Eyler
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Remsen
Wilson Packing Company of
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Lillian
Saaihens
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Jedies
Soest Saat
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Killan
Killian
Jack
1St Street
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Joe
Bercie
Delco
Novak
HEA G CO
3Rd Avenue
Hayfey
Laxton College
Parmacy
Ana Une
Richards
Vincent's Jewelry
A.m
Ima
Kristine
Tine Clymer
27Th
Willard F. Dunn
Oon Sands
2Nd St
P.O
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LaVerne Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave
Kennedy
Marion News
Gazette Business Office
Miss Adamson
Bride
Austin Family Reunion
Geraldine Stark
B. J. and
Ray Stark
I. M. Ditch
Oakland
Edward Mullaley
Preston
Bernard Timmer
Melvin Gallatin
Soil Conservation Service
Homestead, Fla
Jimmie
Guy W. Miller
7Th Avenue
Edith Gordon
Claude Clark
Huntington Park
Floyd G. Slauson
Twelfth Street
Frank Hines
Denver
Florence, Marian
John Hines
L. O. Dickey
Fay Bailey
Kenneth
Donna
Colorado
Utah
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Miles Hess
Moline
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Laurance S. Dove
Cross Lake
Minn
George Danskin
Minneapolis
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Mary
Pucaday
California
Sylvester Mostek
Joe Mostek
St. Paul
Mostek
Ivan Ingram
Jacksonville
Ill
Emery J. Miller
Ingram
Morris Ingram
John S. Miller
Robert Cessford
Tyndall, S. D
Mrs. O. W. McBride
Milwaukee
Baptist’ Deacon Board
L. D. Dudley
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