Chicago Hog Prices Edge Up As Livestock Markets Mixed
Chicago hogs closed higher with around 200 head sold at 18.25 amid steady to strong tone. Cattle receipts 22,000 and calves 300 saw slaughter steers and heifers steady to 60 cents lower, prime to high choice steers 23.00 to 25.50, vealers 19.00 to 24.00. sheep receipts 3,500 with lambs firm to higher and ewes steady.
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Falstein
Des Moines
U. S
Omatia Eavestock
Omana
Vemlers Etrady
Choiee
Ted Gleere
FASOI
Comercial Bulla
Dow-Jones
Antag
Furntelied
duPont
Terchents Halon
Cincago
Laughlin
Pia Products Ik
Agit Cuber Owens
Ama
Amn Tobacco
AML
Lockheed
T & Pony Rite
Bri Warner Kal Vistirs Fe Ag
Nadl Bieet PhD
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Mer” Pac
Park Davis
Plulco
Ee Haalo Corp
Harkwell vSbe
Reyn
Acheniy
el Cart
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Dita Deere & Co
Mont Buon
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Clledey_ Cn
Union
Wil Gand
Gypsum Oochel Brew
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Tire & Moher
Aees
Good Hutchers
Geet
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Walwarki
Warner Trgs
Gt Nor
West Penn
Ricreyhound
Wes
Asion
Hod Tiershey
West AF Gand Packers
Geoad Packers
J Backers
Itn
Went
Americas
Biandard
Eulers
Cade Market Grtamery
V . Choire, Inc
Exlyas
Ralpenatellis
Taree
Welphis
Laas
Lee
Iban Vnrinis
Stocks Rise as Steels and Oils Lead Market Decline
Heavy trading persisted in New York with steels and oils driving modest advances. Pivotal stocks moved from fractional gains to around two points as volume reached about 4.2 million shares amid mixed cattle and livestock quotes in Des Moines and Omaha regions.
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New York
Markets close steady as grains and cattle pace softens
In a slow year end session in Chicago, grains and cattle showed muted moves. Wheat rose slightly while corn and soybeans edged lower. cattle prices eased across prime steers and heifers as traders held cautious, thinly traded positions amid steady to firm butter and dairy quotes.
Man Injured in Crash Near Waterloo
Cedar Rapids resident Thormes Warren, 20, was injured Sunday night when his car collided with a pickup on Highway 218 near Waterloo. He sustained a fractured kneecap, dislocated shoulder, and head injuries and was hospitalized. The truck driver from Waterloo escaped injury.
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Highway 218
Waterloo
Thormes Warren
Fourth Avenue SE
Waoterlug
Wateroo
Sniper Hunted In Six Attacks
Suburban Royal Oak police said they had no clear clues in a string of six shooting incidents. Bullets from a .22 rifle were linked to attacks on two men on Sunday and on several others including a girl shot near her bus stop. The spree began with a shot through Lyster Carney’s window and continued with Webster Eubinhill and Cindy Estes among those targeted.
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Detroit
Royal Oak
Raymond Webster
Snipers
Robert Scott
Fotiee
Lyster T. Carney
Webster F. Eubinhill
Latvian Refugees in Iowa Build New Home and Business
Twelve years after fleeing Latvia, Des Moines family the Lamberts own two houses a business and two cars. A separate item notes a Marion auto blaze and ongoing fundraising efforts for an operation with Dyersville Manchester and Tuscuque workers contributing.
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John Lamberts
Latvia
Lamberts
Marion
Fady Rose Wright
Ellisi
Cedar Rapids
Highway 641
Rochester
Dyersville
Manchester
John Deere
Tuscuque
Bus Crash Kills Two Passengers in Wyoming Route Collision
A Greyhound bus rear-ended a semi truck on U.S. Highway 30 near Rock Springs Wyoming killing two front-seat passengers. Driver John Calling Columbus Neb offered no explanation. road conditions were clear and most passengers were asleep. Several injured, many escaping with no passports. Families linked to Cartwrights and Lamberts described as refugees from Latvia and Sweden.
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Revile
Marlon
Rock Springs
Wyo
Greyhound
Lamberts
Mr. Hotle
Boston
Marion
Greene
Hey,ravlaane Co
Esther
Latvia
WSCS
Jsert Juncheon
Body Rentir Shan
John Calling
Columbus
Neb
Safe Stolen From Big B Market With 2100 In Cash and Checks
A safe weighing 500 pounds containing about 2100 in cash and checks was taken from the Big B supermarket two blocks east of the police station late Sunday night. The break-in left no other items disturbed. The amount of cash versus checks could not be determined at the time.
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Iowa City
Big B
Gretchen Mentzer
Chicago
Charles Gordon
Menizer
George Boersma
Johanna Maich
Clarinda
John
Peter
Ralch
Early diagnosis of gum diseases urged by air force officer
Major Clifton Dummett reports in the Journal of the American Dental Association that periodontal disease is widespread and linked to aging and systemic illness. He cites a Boston study where only 9 percent were aware and 7 percent treated, stressing toothbrush care and tailored brushing techniques to prevent progression and tooth loss.
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Air Force Dental Corps
Journal of the American Dental Association
Clifton ©. Dummett
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Alaska
Major Dummett
Boston
Federal Court Offices to Close for Huey Funeral
Cedar Rapids and all North Iowa federal court offices will close Wednesday morning for the funeral of Judge William F. Huey of Des Moines. Deputy Clerk Herman Richmann said offices reopen at 1 p.m. Wednesday after the service.
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Cedar Rapids
Northen District of
Iowa
Herman Richmann
William F. Huey
Des Moines
Southern District of
Butler Failed To Remember G.O.P. Boner
Political parallels are drawn between a proposed 21 member Democratic policy committee and a 1950 GOP effort led by Guy Gabrielson to restate party policy. The piece recalls Taft’s rejection of a congressional policy panel and notes how leadership shapes national stance for elections. The column argues parties must avoid dictating policy through outside committees.
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Peter Edson
Ashington
NEA
Paul Butler
G.O.P
Congress
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
Robert Taft
Gabrielson
Shamaz
Dewey
Gillation
Jiv
Democratia
Sam Ray- Duro
Texas
Taft
Senate
Palley
Five Freed from Jail On Sobriety Promise
Five Des Moines men jailed for drunkenness were released after sending a written pledge to remain sober over New Year’s. Judge Howard Brooks accepted their promise, praising their candid self description as “five good drinking men” and granting a second chance.
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INS
Muncipal
Howard Brooks
Tufee Brooks
Judge Brooks
Foreign Fraud Orders Issued by Post Office
The Cedar Rapids post office reported fraud orders against two senders of letters to local residents. One letter referred to a National Lottery scam and a Havana address. the other contained a sweepstakes book. The notices list Jamaica and British West Indies connections and claim a potential $400,000 loss, with witnesses noting related theater fire context.
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Post Office Department
Cedar Rapids
Cent Rapids Post
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Luis
F. Valdez
Jesus del Monte
Havana
Cuba
Jamaica
British West Indies
Blgin
INS
Freemen Hiummond
Hagley Park
Ligin
Riollo
B.W.I
Polio chairmen to attend March of Dimes coffee in Des Moines
Polio chairmen from all nine Iowa counties are slated to attend the second annual March of Dimes coffee at the favornee's mansion in Des Moines. Mrs. R. B. Engebeck will preside in Mrs. Leo Heegh's absence, who is in California.
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Des Moines
Palio
Iowa
Favornee
R. B. Engebeck
Leo Heegh
California
Holiday Guests Arrive From Several States at Stanly Hotle Home
Families from Savannah Long Island and Winfield visit for the holidays at the Stanly Hotle home. Recurring guest lists include Ross Walker and Hart families from Washington Indiana with others from Terre Haute Waterloo Chicago and Onalaska. Local notices mention New Year’s Day hall closure and a lot sale by Edward Kendall with the Town Illinois Gas and Electric.
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Stanley
Keith Hotle
W. H. Hotle
Savannah
Eugene Hotle
Ronsie
Janet
Long Island
N.Y
Max Huston
Nicky
Winfield
Stan Iay Hotse
Hubert Ross
Tony
Billy
Tommy Walker
Terry
Bette
Bonnie
Washington, Ta
Gritzner
Beeverly Hart
Davenport
ISTC
Teresa Gritzner
Jn Moesphital
Marsha Miller
Washington School
Graham
Edward Kendall
Sixth Avenue
Town-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Alma A. Henderson Realtors
Earthy Hog Tale Wins World Champion Liar Title
Burlington Wisconsin AP report notes Albert R. Hopkins of Madison won the 1950 world champion liar title with an earthy hog tale about hog tails. Thipkins 4B electroplater earned a gold plated medal in a contest featuring humorous fabrications from several writers.
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Wis
Albert RB
Hopkins
Madison
Liars’ Club
Thipkins
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Fargo businessman injured in emergency plane landing
ALBIA I AP A Fargo WN DI business man, David S. Bowe 30, from Pella Products, is in good condition after a light plane crash landing. He suffered a scalp laceration and shock when rocks hidden near the runway broke the wheel, causing the craft to flip and damage the fuselage and wings.
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Albia
Fargo
David 5. Bowe
Ftom Pella Products Company
Des Moines
Pella
Ollunwa
Iowa City Gas and Electric Plans 1.15 Million Improvement
The Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Company announces a 1 150 000 improvement program for Iowa City and area in 1857. Planned spending includes 275 000 on electric transmission 665 000 on electric distribution 16100 on electric production and 185 000 on gas distribution. The gas supply outlook delays new gas permits until 1958 at the earliest.
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Iowa City
Iowa-l
Illinois Gas and Electric Company
Boy's Hand Mangled In Hospital Mishap
A one year old boy Otis Bemrose employed in the kitchen at University hospitals suffered a badly mangled hand and arm when a conveyor belt caught his arm Sunday evening. A food tray slipped and he reached for it. his hand was mangled and he suffered broken bones. His condition was reported as good at University hospitals and he was to be hospitalized for several weeks.
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Towa City
University Hospitals
Otis Bemrose
Lloyd Abbey
State of Siege for South Sumatra declared
AP reports President Sukarno proclaimed a state of war over South Sumatra amid post coup unrest on Sumatra and protests against Jakarta. similar emergency actions followed in North Sumatra regencies after a bloodless coup led by army commander Malchin Simbelom.
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Sukarno
South Sumatra
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Midjojo
North Sumatra
Thei
Malchin Simbelom
Jakarta
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