Market News Updates on Week Livestock Prices and Estimates
Unofficial Monday estimates show cattle 20 000 hogs 12 000 and sheep with fluctuating prices. Hog prices mostly 25 cents higher with late week highs near 20 dollars, cattle steady to higher, steers and heifers up to 75 cents and lambs around 21 to 23.50 weekly receipts noted at Chicago and Des Moines with prime steers reaching 28 dollars and barrows 17 to 19 dollars.
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Christmas notices and holiday visits highlight Marion page
Mrs Roger Stolze takes charge of the first auto sale at C R Markets with a 25 percent discount on all items in department Burd Hardware also advertised. John Edison Brown University student visits his Marion area parents. Methodist Young Married Couples plan a Christmas party Sunday at 730 pm. Jerry Jeffrey of Pekin and his daughters Jeri Sue Linda visit Marion holidays with Mr and Mrs Huddleston and Mr and Mrs Cummings.
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Pekin, Ill
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Birthday party honors Wharton at 80th home dinner
Wharton resident Charlotte Benedict celebrated her eightieth birthday with a Friday noon Christmas dinner at Mrs. Louis Mekota’s home 160 Eleventh Street. Hosts included neighborhood card club members Mrs Verne Clemans Mrs Glenn Wallace Mrs William Stroope Mrs Norman Adee Mrs Reuben Armstrong and Mrs LeRoy Benedict. Mrs Mekota was assisted by her daughter Mrs Donald Davis. A decorated cake and Christmas greens centered the table.
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Louis Mekota
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Glenn Wallace
William Stroope
Norman Adee
Reuben Armstrong
LeRoy Benedict
Meat price listings from Waterloo market report
Waterloo market listings show steady price ranges for beef cuts and hogs with varying weights. Prices include ranges from 14.50 to 18.75 per hundredweight for different weight classes, listing sows and market hogs up to 500 pounds and beyond. Continuous figures suggest a busy wholesale market snapshot.
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Christmas Services at Marion Churches Across Denominational Line
The Marion area lists Christmas and worship schedules for multiple churches. Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Prairie Chapel, Seventh Day, United groups outline church schools, services at 6 8 and 11 a.m., cantatas, plays, and Christmas Eve and Day programs. Notable events include choir cantatas, children's programs, and candlelight services with dates and times.
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T. J. McElliott
William H. Blessington
A.m
Herbert G. Kohl
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Charles G. Monroe
Cedar Rapids
Ralph E. Baker
Mary Cory
Jean IP. Hayter
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E. L. Brandt
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Morris Frevert
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W. Allen Bond
Third Avenue
Marion
Three Cedar Rapids Teens Injured In Crash Near Shueyville
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Cedar Rapids teens Ann Gould 19 David Tompkins 18 were hurt in a one car crash on old highway 218 south of Shueyville around 10 30 p m. Gould had a back injury Tompkins a possible head injury White 17 driver treated for minor cuts and released Valchek not hurt Patrolman Richard Reddick said the car left the curve and went into a ditch White was charged with failure to have his car under control.
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Barbershop Burglary Steals $8 in Cash At 603 Sixth Street
Burglars broke into the barber shop owned by Mrs. Anna K. Borker at 603 Sixth Street SE Friday night by forcing a basement door night latch. They took $8 in cash from the premises.
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Sixth Street
Soviet production fuels vast footwear surplus claim
A Soviet spokesman boasted that the 310 million pairs of shoes made this year would supply three shoes per person for every inhabitant of the Soviet Union, while he warned against cuts in consumer goods and urged continued high output in industry.
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Russia Farm Harvest Falls Short of Goals in 1957
Moscow reports 1957 harvest below last year and planned targets. Agriculture Minister Matskevich cites bad weather and calls for more land, machinery, and higher per acre output while noting a milk production rise of 20 percent but urging herd expansion. Deputies discuss regional plans and state purchases rise 18.5 billion dollars with bicycles for one in three men. Three Canadians detained in Iowa City after roadblock evasion, tied to a restaurant theft probe. arrests list Vancouver and Toronto natives with driving and intoxication charges.
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Light Company Tops $100 Million in Assets
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company reports a 12 month period ending November 30 operating revenues of 35 406 713 up from 33 143 956 last year. Net income totals 4 252 046 or 2 06 per common share up from 1 99. Taxes accrued rise to 7 077 522 from 6 506 367. For the first time total assets exceed 100 million dollars.
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Mayer widow seeks $15000 monthly allowance
Los Angeles AP reports Louis Mayer's widow asks the court for a $15,000 monthly allowance during estate distribution. The move aims to secure financial support pending final settlement of Mayer’s estate.
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Television Listings Shuffle of Evening Shows
A scrambled TV schedule shows a 6:00 to 10:30 lineup with films including On Dangerous Ground and Guilty Bystanders, variety segments like People Are Funny and Gisele MacKenzie, sports updates from Iowa Football, news, weather, and multiple 10:15 to 10:30 segments.
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Iowa
Senators Demand Full Gaither Report Publication
U S senators Clark Humphrey and Wiley call for release of the Gaither report detailing alleged national security weaknesses and a Soviet threat. They urge immediate access to conclusions and supporting data for congressional review and public awareness. The White House has not commented.
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Press secretary unavailable on report release plan
Hagerty said on Friday afternoon he had just arrived from Paris an hour earlier and had no chance to consult the President or anyone else, leaving the question of whether the report will be released unanswered.
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World War I Insurance Dividends Due in Iowa
A $3,363,000 dividend will be paid next year to about 68,000 Iowa holders of World War I or GI Insurance policies. Veterans Administration Center manager W. B. Nugent said dividends are paid on policy issue anniversaries, with average payments around $53. non-participating post Korean GI policies are excluded.
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Eric Coates Dies at 71 Renowned Light Music Composer
London AP reports composer Eric Coates aged 71 died Saturday. Known as the uncrowned king of light music in Britain, his death marks the end of an era for popular tunes and orchestral arrangements that shaped mid century light music.
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Eric Coates
Britain
Iowa Valley HLV Districts Elect Directors
Iowa Valley and HLV districts elected directors Friday. In Iowa Valley district 1 Carl Schumaker won a one year term on a write in vote defeating Orlo Mitchell Robert Buellow and Leo Pashell. District 2 Glen Scott was unopposed for a one year term.
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Mervin Bigby
Lester Rathine
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Harold Sherman
John Daniels
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Arnold Bastian
H. H. Wahl
Mervin Betz
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