Chicago Market Reports Show Hogs Steady to Strong
USDA receipts estimate for Tuesday list cattle at 12 000 head and sheep at 2 500. Butcher hogs remained moderately active Monday with prices steady to strong and sows up 25 cents. Slaughter steer demand dragged and prices were near steady amidst mixed grades and weight ranges. Cattle and hog figures include detailed ranges for 190 to 550 pound categories and various yield grades, with lambs strong to 25 higher and wool prices noted for 98 to 106 pound lambs.
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USDA
Sotto
Chicago
Town Hogs Prices and Slaughter Rates Des Moines
Des Moines reports weekly hog receipts estimated at 90 000 with weekly gain 108 000 and yearly 79 500. Saturday actuals 46 000. Hog markets show mostly 15 25 higher for butchers with sows steady to 25 higher. Butchers 180 200 lbs 11.00 12.25. 200 220 lbs 11.85 12.35. 220 240 lbs 11.50 12.15. 240 270 lbs 10.90 11.75. Sows 300 330 lbs 8.85 10.50. 330 400 lbs 8.35 10.00. 400 550 lbs 7.00 9.15.
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Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
UPI
Waterloo
Tbs
Waterlo o market price list notes varied weights
UPI dispatch from Waterloo reports a jumbled price list for livestock and meat weights. Figures show ranges from 160 to 400 pounds with varied per pound and per hundred weight costs, including butchers’ quotes and bulk quantities, though the text is fragmented and contains unclear figures.
Sioux City Livestock Cattle Receipts Trade Mixed
Sioux City cattle market reports receipts of 9,500 with 500 calves. Early sales show strong to 25 cents higher for choice steers and heifers. Bulk prices range from 24.50 to 25.75 with a high 26.50 for prime. heifers 23.75 to 24.75. load ranges 25.00 to 25.25. some high choice to prime at 25.50.
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Sioux City
UPI
Omaha Livestock Report Cattle Prices Rise
Receipts at Omaha cattle market show fed steer prices up about 25 cents with most steer sales around 24.24 to 25.50 and most choice fed heifers trading near 24.50 to 24.75. Deals centered on bulk steer lots and higher grading heifers amid steady demand.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
USDA
Wilson and Company Hog and Cattle Market Update
C R Markets Wilson and Company operates a limited call hog and cattle market with livestock delivery by calling the hog buying or cattle buying departments. Wilson is temporarily out of the market for lambs and veal calves. Monday hog prices were 25 cents higher and butchers 200-220 lbs paid $11.85 to $12.25, adjusted by grade and plant delivery. Prices drop for heavier weights beyond 220 lbs. Egg and feed prices listed include large eggs at 219 to 23 cents, medium 17 to 19 cents, and other items such as dirties, checks, leghorns, wool grades, and corn/soybeans prices.
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Wilson and Company
Wilson
Swift to Move Offices from Chicago Yards
Swift & Co. will relocate its headquarters after 74 years at the Union Stock Yards to downtown Chicago. The company has leased eight floors of the LaSalle- Jackson building, a $16 million, 24 story structure ready for occupancy in 1961, to provide modern central facilities for its general offices.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Swift & Co
LaSalle- Jackson
Swift
Stock Market Drops Amid Broad Late-Day Slide
New York stocks closed lower after a broad selling wave Monday with about 3 million shares traded. Major names and many issues tumbled, showing losses across several sectors as investors weighed mixed economic signals and corporate results.
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New York
Chrysler Output May Be Crippled
The United Auto Workers announced a strike vote by 1300 Local 550 members to authorize a walkout at two Chrysler American Foundry plants. No strike deadline set. negotiations continue on about 100 grievances including job assignments seniority and general working conditions.
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Chrysler
American Foundry Co
Plymouth
News Desk Update On Graig Tenney Reports
Graig Tenney presents the night desk update with current interest and headlines aired on Television 9 during the 10:05 segment on weeknights.
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Graig Tenney
Television
Scolaro Sworn In as Linn County Supervisor
Anthony R. Scolaro was sworn in Monday by Municipal Judge L M Hullinger Jr as the new Linn County Board of Supervisors member for a three year term. The attorney won the Democratic ticket in November 1958 and will start duties January 1, succeeding First District Supervisor Martin Wiley. Holdovers are Miles Sutera and Dudley Henderson.
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Anthony R. Scolaro
Linn County Board of Supervisors
L. M. Hullinger, Jr
Scolaro
Martin Wiley
Miles Sutera
Dudley Henderson
Personal Injury Suit On Trial Before Jury
A jury was chosen in Judge Charles Pennington's court for a $20,000 personal injury suit filed by Evelyn Smith against Cedar Rapids City Lines Inc Paul Janda and Douglas Welbourne. She alleges back injuries from Jan 2 1958 when a bus driven by Janda was rear ended by Welbourne's car on Second Ave at First St SW.
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Charles Penning
Roth
Cedar Rapids City Lines, Inc
Paul Janda
Douglas Welbourne
Evelyn Smith
Janda
Welbourne
Second Ave
First St
Marvin Nedrow
Leo W. Salat
Ada E. Benischek
William H. Green
Everett Spear
Fern A. Klopp
Randall F. Woodhouse
Clyde A. Basham
Charles Panek
Harley Bruce
Carroll M. Luckey
Kenneth Busch
Prices Mixed in Grain and Suits Over Assessments
Prices in grain and soybeans showed a mixed day with hints of a late rally in transportation. The report notes wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans with various price moves alongside two suits filed to appeal assessments in Indian Creek Hills Cedar Rapids. Wills and estate notices list heirs executors and administrators for several decedents.
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Chicago
Indian Creek Hills
City of
Cedar Rapids
David G
Helen B. Bleakley
Indian Hills
Leone Burgert
Chicago Produce Market Mixed as Receipts Steady
AP report from Chicago and New York markets shows butter receipts at 256,000 wholesale prices unchanged, eggs steadier with steady to higher wholesale buying, 13,200 pounds live poultry receipts with mixed price moves, potatoes arrivals totaling 246 with demand good and prices firm, Idaho russets and Red River Valley Potatoes listed. Eggs and butter show varied offerings, with butter up to 60 cents, eggs around 29 to 50 cents per dozen depending on grade.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Red River Valley
Pontiacs
Wisconsin
York
NEW One
USDA
Investors Guide: Start Now to Build Retirement Capital
In 1960 you have a limited window to acquire investments for retirement by 1972. Waiting for a risk free market will yield no stock ownership. Use judgment, seek a good broker, and begin now to plan your program.
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Sam Shulsky
Wall Street
State Auditor Akers Seeks Twelfth Term
C B Akers 71 of Ottumwa Republican announced he will seek re election as State Auditor next year. He would complete his 12th term after 22 years in office, the longest tenure of any Iowa official. Akers a Frederic native and Ottumwa Commercial College alumnus spent 35 years in construction, served in World War I in France, and holds memberships in the American Legion VFW and Masons.
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Des Moines
C. B. Akers
Ottumwa
Akers
Iowa
Frederic
France
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr Business Man sales in Gazette Want Ads
Saeed executives market services through Gazette Want Ads in a brisk classified listing. A local ad highlights business opportunities, emphasizing visibility and affordable rates for small enterprises seeking outreach.
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Gazette
Community notices and brief items from the Shorewood area
City Briefs list local speaking events Kiwanis Club meetings and officer installations. Convalesces update Mrs Lula Miller has returned home from St Luke's hospital. Army Basic notes enlistees to Fort Ord. Theft report of $15 in dimes taken from a kiddie ride. Death notice for Mrs Fred R Prusha. Local ads for meats and grocery specials from Gibsons Marion.
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Lula Miller
Fourth St. SW
St. Luke's Hospital
Maurice Bucksbaum
Detroit Hit by Food Poisonings Deadly Detroit Outbreak
DETROIT AP Two women died and 25 people including 8 children fell ill from food poisoning in Detroit on Sunday. The deceased were Anna Kahanak, 61, and Isabella Tait, 79, who died soon after hospital admission. Nineteen were hospitalized, six treated and released. Detective Sgt. Dave Harris said there is no general alarm and no link between cases, all linked to spoiled or improperly prepared food. Only one victim had eaten at a restaurant.
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Detroit
Anna Kahanak
Isabella Tait
Dave Harris
Homicide Bureau
Actress Berner Faces Endangering Child Charge
Los Angeles AP reports radio TV actress Sara Berner faces a misdemeanor trial January 25 for endangering her daughter's life. Pending the case the child is in custody of her former husband. Police recount distraught Christmas day calls and a cluttered home as officers arrived. Berner was belligerent during questioning.
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Los Angeles
Sara Bernier
Miss Berner
Jack Benny
Miss Berner J
Nixon plans low profile bid to avoid early campaigning
Vice President Nixon weighs a revised strategy to delay major campaign activity until after the July convention. Following Nelson Rockefeller’s withdrawal, Nixon may postpone his formal candidacy announcement until late spring while continuing planned Florida engagements. He aims to minimize controversy by selecting speech dates and keeping talk limited, while maintaining support for Eisenhower’s peace efforts.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Florida
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Divorcee Hired To Aid Gettys New Enterprise
London AP report says oilman Paul Getty hired Penelope Kitson as codirector of his Sutton mansion enterprise near London. The 36 year old will lead interior decorating while Getty, 67, converts the house into a corporation to cut hotel and tax costs. the 200 acre estate includes a pool, tennis court, and cottages.
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Getty
London
Paul Getty
Penelope Kitson
Sutton, Place
Duke of Sutherland
Mrs. Kitson
Paul
Christmas Toll Falls Short Of Past Christmases
The three day Christmas weekend toll dropped about 15 percent from 1955 and 1953 figures. The National Safety Council noted roughly 500 fatalities for the period from Thursday evening to Sunday night, with 71 million cars on the road, about a quarter more than 1953 and 12 percent more than 1955.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
2 Men Rob Farm Couple Near New London
Two men posing as police officers gained entry to a farm house of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Strandenberg in Sun day night. They flashed a badge and tied the couple with shredded bed sheets after pistol threats. Strandenberg, noting a heart condition, freed himself and fired at the intruders as they fled with an electric blanket, $17 in cash, $100 in checks, and a shotgun.
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Alfred W. Strandenberg
Strandenberg
Henry County
Russ van Tuyl
Burglars Loot Pastor's Home in Cedar Rapids
Detectives investigated a Saturday night break-in at the Cedar Rapids home of Rev. Earl Osnes, pastor of the Church of God. thieves entered through a side door at 1338 Sixth Street NW, rifled a bedroom dresser, and took $3 in change and a set of gold cuff links. The house showed signs of a full rummage.
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Cedar Rapids
Earl Osnes
Church of God
Lave
Sixth St
Kyl Certified as Congress Winner
The Iowa State Board of Canvassers certified Bloomfield Republican John Kyl as the Fourth District congressman after a special election to fill the late Rep. Steven V. Carter’s seat. Kyl defeated Democrat C. Edwin Gilmour of Grinnell by 28 326 to 25 809, a margin over 2 500 votes.
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Des Moines
State Board of Canvassers
Iowa Executive Council
Bloomfield
John Kyl
Kyl
Edwin Gilmour
Grinnell
Steven V. Cartier
Leon
New Non surgical Treatment Shrinks Piles Relieves Itch
New healing substance Bio-Dyne offers relief from hemorrhoids without surgery. It reduces swelling and pain while easing itching, with reported long term improvement across various cases. Preparation H suppositories and ointment are sold nationwide with satisfaction guaranteed.
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New York, N. Y
Ody
U.S
Crescent City Gasoline Tug Blast Sparks Harbor Evacuation
In Crescent City California a tug exploded beside a barge carrying 800000 gallons of high octane gasoline. One man missing feared dead another burned four others tossed into the bay. The town of 2750 residents evacuated as crews battled fires and the tug sank offshore. Gordon McCullum 23 of Seattle missing from the tug Celilo deck hand. Lawrence Hanson 31 of Coos Bay treated for facial burns.
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Crescent City
Brookings
Ore
Gordon McCullum
Seattle
Celilo
Upper Columbia River Towing Co
Portland
San Francisco
McCullum
Lawrence Hanson
Coos Bay
Hanson
Coast Guard
Gary Rolfness
The
Humboldt Times
Eureka
Calif
Rolfness
Maynard Woman Injured in Crash
Mrs. George Betz, 33, of Maynard was in fair condition at Oelwein Hospital after a daytime auto crash on highway 150 four miles north of here. Authorities said her car went out of control causing punctured lung rib fractures and cuts.
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Oelwein
George Betz
OeOelwein
Going someplace Buy a good car from the want ads
A compact note promoting car listings in the want ads invites readers to browse available vehicles. It emphasizes practical options for local buyers and highlights the convenience of checking classified pages for deals.
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Merchants National Bank
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Pas Springs
Dow-Jones
Franc duPonte and Co
National and Building
W. Jump
Tobac
Aase Loews Inc
Anaconda
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Armco Steel
McKess
Martin
Maytag Co
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Wilson & Co
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Woolworth
Zenith Radio
Indianapolis
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Chrysler Corp
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Sricaro
Thomas H. Menary
Mary B
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Joseph H. Merritt
Rush Merritt Christensen
Millie A. Sammon
David Dishong
Barbara Ann Dishong
Arthur Blair
Jack Sammon
Danny Blair
Walter Allison
Hattie
Alli
Omer Kerney
Dwight Gahring
Choate Equipment Co
Ben Otten
Ronald Aldrich
Investors’ Guide
Saeed
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Shorewood
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt
Ruth Thompson
Stamp Club
Pierson's Florist
Ellis Blvd
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Sheraton - Montrose
Anthony Miller
Canopus
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Fort Ord
Wyatt E. Maupin
Country Club Parkway SE
Girard, Nl
Mr. Maupin
B. V. Maupin
Convention Bureau
Convention Bureau of the
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Frank Hidinger
Lions Club
Vinton
Fred R.prusha
Little Cedar
Ema
Virginia Prusha
Osage
Gibson’s
Marion
Ernest Vaccaro
NEW London
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Galbraith
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