Hogs and cattle market update with mixed Omaha and Chicago quotes
Hogs steady to 25 cents higher on Friday with strong weights over 249 lb. Receipts in Chicago and Des Moines noted. cattle and calves showed steady to firm prices, with good and choice vealers and steers trading near steady. Stock market turnover rose on Friday with varied regional livestock prices and broad market activity.
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Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
Thursder
U.S
Grains Irregular In Slow Market Report
Grain market shows uneven activity as moisture shortages affect large regions. Wheat futures rose March contracts while corn and rye slipped and soybeans traded mixed amid thin demand and uncertain planting prospects.
Gruenther Receives DSM From President Truman
Washington Ins President Lisethower awarded General Dwight D. Eisenhower a Distinguished Service Medal at a White House ceremony. Gruenther, a former supreme allied commander in Europe, will become president of the American Red Cross, per the official report.
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Washington
INS
Lisethower
Alfred Nenikher
Gruenther
Europe
American Heel Cross
Fisenower
Cruentl
Stock Exchanges Open on Monday
New York AP reports that stock exchanges in the United States will be open on Monday December 31 while some domestic grain exchanges will operate for a half day on Tuesday January 4 and others will be closed. The Chicago Board of Trade and travel boards are among those affected.
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New York
Chicas Board of Travel
Dai
Holiday gathering honors relatives across states
A family dinner in Marion Wisconsin celebrates relatives including Detlana in Iowa City and Mrs Herd- Geka with guests from Edwards California, Manchester Iowa, and Dubuque. Other social events include a Beall home gathering and a Jeff Mann party with Cedars Hapids attendees.
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Binner
Ileus
Wis
Route 3
Marion
Gun
Dean Detlana
Iowa City
Wilda Muelier
Halstead
Kaw
Elee
Ile
Herd- Geka
Herdlicka
Susan
Sandra
Edwards
Calif
M. 5
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
DeHaan
Tuwa I City
Lucie Dougas
Claredion, I
Bealls
Aida Kelly
Manchester
Als
Floyd Nayes
Dubuque
Chit Beall
Beall
M. J. Millarn
Barwin Enobnil
Ryan
J Bubuane
Jercy d. Mann
Howard Vander Schaaf
Mack and
Neil
den Merrit
Steve
Jett
Howard Gardagr
Lindi
Cedars Hapids
Free World Tops Reds Again in Steel Production
A chaotic scroll of 1950s era notes reports Free World steel output surpassing Red nations and U.S. production reaching 115 million tons in a year. The piece cites an era magazine with figures comparing Russia China and others, notes a 34 day UK steel strike, and mentions individuals and places including Carroll Storms Christensen and Maquoketa Marian visits.
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New York
APJ
The
Sree
Russia
Teeatellites
Iran
Metal Odustry
HAG
Free World
China
U.S
Carroll
Mrs. J
Christensen
Pemorrow
Kigat
Storm's
Benjaiead
Boviet
Marion Youth Enlists in Army at Cedar Rapids
Warren E. Gerdis 19 of Marion enlisted in the ordnance corps and was sent to Fort Chaffee Arkansas for basic training. Two Cedar Rapids recruiting offices will stay open all day Monday with navy and mating offices open while the army office operates Monday afternoon.
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Marion
Rel Cruiters
Cedar Rapids
Warren E. Gerdis
Ordnance Corps
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Navy and Mating
Army Recruiting Office
Air Force
Hell
Expansion Plans Show Industry Investment Trends
A fragmented 1957 industry survey outlines planned plant and equipment spending across sectors like iron and steel, chemicals, and machinery. Highlights include nonferrous metals, petroleum, transportation, and textiles as growth areas with varied regional emphasis and projected capital outlays.
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WSF
Iron & Steel
Reilreads
Leaders honor Woodrow Wilson at centennial service
Ike Eisenhower Truman and Hoover join in eulogies marking Woodrow Wilson centennial observances in Washington and Paris. They praise Wilson as a peacemaker defender of human rights and founder of a family of nations allied by justice under law.
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Ike
Truman
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Willian Jennings Bryan
Tenunlly
Eisenhower
Presi
Woodrow
Paris
Laufayette
Heave
Viconne
White House
Huguer
Bicycling Proposed for American Youth
Ike favors kids bicycling to boost national fitness after Nixon discussed a report from a White House committee. The plan highlights U.S. boys and girls needing more exercise and suggests cycling as a solution to improve youth fitness nationwide.
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Siington
INS
Thelmo Wisconsin
And
Tlouse
Stanley Stevens
Virogit
Eisenhower
Kennett
Kathisa
Richard
Artian
Stevens
C. B. Tana
I. Michels
Alburneit Raad
Nixon
Annapolis
U.S
White House
Murray Snyder
Eight Killed In Alaska Crash Shocks Anchorage
Anchorage reports eight people died in a New Year’s Eve plane crash near Sl. crewmen perished when a military airliner went down. The disaster prompted church and civic officials to alert the public as investigators gathered at the wreck site.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Haly Vornimmu
Taul
Latheran Ehoreh
Air Force
Hecel
Florida
QO. Young
Dan
Arinienion, Fla
Penick and Ford's Corn Derivatives Prices
Fragmentary listing shows Penick and Ford's corn derivatives prices with various commodities and storage terms. Mentions FOD Factory Cedar Taplle and other incomplete items like tank cars, paper bags, starch, grit, sugar, oats, and other goods.
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Pace
Hope May Quit TV Amid Financial Losses
Hollywood AP reports Bab Hope, claiming his best TV ratings year masks deep losses. He says he financed his shows and lost about 93000 in three programs, forecasting this could be his last year due to high production costs and profits being eaten by large fees.
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Hollywood
Bab
Hope
Halont
Dinakh Shore
Whea Allerimites
Fravik Sinatra
Wapat Jto
Clearing of Suez Canal Delayed by Operations Halt
Port Said Egypt reports delays in clearing the blocked Suez Canal as authorities and the Suez Canal Authority say a work start has not occurred yet. The day shows uncertain progress amid conflicting announcements from authorities and officials.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Authority
Noel Field Backs Hungarian Government in Budapest Interview
Noel Field told Western journalists at his Budapest home that the puppet government of Premier Kadar acts in the best interests of the Hungarian people. Field and his wife Herta, who fled Hungary in 1949, have been granted political asylum in Funtz Hael. He said plans to return to the United States are unlikely due to life in exile, while Herta expressed admiration for the Hungarian people.
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Budapest
Noel Field
Kacar
Field
Herta
Fields
Auburban
Hungary
Fung
Hael
U.S
Wr State Department
Town Journal to Discontinue After February Issue
Farm Journal Inc announces Town Journal will end with the February issue due to rising costs and a competitive ad market. Launched in 1953 for hometown American families, the publication claimed circulation over two million, joining past titles such as American, Collier’s, and Woman's Home Companion.
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Pilladelpila
Town Journal
America
Farm Journal, Inc
Farm Journal Magazine
Richard J. Babcock
The
American
Colliers
Woman's Home Companion
Brinkman Trial Set for Feb 15 in Hollywood
Paul Brinkman surrendered on a misdemeanor fault and battery claim, pleaded innocent, and was ordered to stand trial Feb 15. He was released on $500 bail. He is accused of taking part in a street fight with Slomer Rhoads and Ted Hyon amid a dispute over Miss Crain.
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Hollywood (Ap
Teanne Crain
Paul Brinkman
Slomer Rhoads
Ted Hyon
Rhoads
Miss Crain
Out-of-Court Settlement Reached in Corn Loan Case
An Iowa county corn loan dispute involving W. F. Van Steenhuyse doing business as Bury Implement Company and the U.S. government reached an out-of-court agreement. The case, originating in Iowa county district court and moved to federal court, will be withdrawn from federal claims and remanded for final disposition in state court.
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Iawa
Ceral Rapids
Federal District Court
W. FE. van Steenhuyse
Bury Implement Company
Ian Kabler
U.S
Jean
Iowa County
Campaign to fund Coe College band for presidential inaugural
A campaign to raise 4000 dollars to send the Coe College band to the presidential inaugural is set to begin January 2 at 10 am in the Chamber of Commerce lounge. The Bureau Senior Men's group will run the drive with 35 to 40 members soliciting, and 150 firms have already been contacted by chairman Richard F. Carne. The drive aims to be completed by June 9.
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Coe College
Washeton
Chamber of Cammerce
Bureagu
Richard F. Carne
Kennedy Miller 47 of Springville Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Kennedy Miller 47 of Springville formerly of Maquoketa died Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Funeral services will be Saturday at the Presbyterian church. Burial is in Springville cemetery. Survived by husband Merle of Springville, her father and sister in Maquoketa, and a brother.
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Seeelal
Lhe Gater
Springville
Enna Kennedy Miller
Maguoketa
Cedar Rapids
Mother and Five Children Perish in Farm Fire
IRONWOOD Michigan AP A young mother Mrs William Heiley 31 and her five children died Friday in a fire that destroyed their seven room farm home Also killed was James Gallo 13 a nephew The family included Dennis 6 Sandra 9 Linda 7 and Keith 2
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Ironwood, Mich
Wiliam Heiley
Dennis
Sandra
Linda
Keith
James Gallo
Get a New House by Addition
Explore expanding a small two bedroom home rather than moving. The feature discusses options to add space and even transform an addition into a new house. January issue of Aethre Homes & Gardens highlights practical remodeling paths.
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Fitat
Aethre Homes & Gardens
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University of Town
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Charles T. Rawe
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Riends
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Youce Harmel
Kellie Anderson
Maquoketa
Meera
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Whipple & Winterberg, Inc
Iowa Theater
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Prise Uebul
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Thomas B. McGowan
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University of Denver
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J. K. Lasser
Sanford's Book Dept
STORM
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Ben Franklin Stores Marion
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