Hogs and cattle prices rise on modest Monday receipts
Chicago reports moderate demand as hog receipts estimated near 13 500 with prices up to 25 cents per hundredweight. Slaughter cattle show steady to weak tone with prime loads at 30.00 per hundredweight and yearlings around 27.25 to 27.50. Des Moines prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower. receipts estimated at 60 000 with bids for 200-220 to 400+ pound hogs and cattle down versus Saturday.
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Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
UPI
Stea Butchers Prices by Weight for Pigs and Sows
Waterloo Hogs list shows price brackets by weight for stea butchers. 160-170 lbs to 270-300 lbs receive varying bids from 12.75 to 14.30 dollars per hundredweight, with 300-360 lbs and 360-400 lbs ranges noted. Sows priced separately across multiple weight bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
UPI
Stea
Omaha Livestock Market Opens Light in Cattle Trade
Receipts at Omaha reach 17 000 cattle with 100 calves. market opens slowly and with no clear price level as activity remains muted and demand lags early.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Sioux City Livestock Auction Prices Slow to Develop
Cattle: Re entries 8,000 calved calves 200 slow in development not established. Low choice 1,175 lb steers 27.25 with two loads 980 to 1,050 lb steers at 26.75 per cwt.
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UPI
Market mixed as 1962 end approaches with B O gains
New York stocks drifted with mixed results as merger news influenced B&O shares. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved B&O control by C&O sending B&O up while most major issues posted fractional moves or held steady. IBM slipped slightly while U S Smelting and Polaroid advanced modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
B&o
Chesapeake & Ohio
C&o
General Motors
Polaroid
IBM
U.S
Texaco
Standard Oil New Jersey
Douglas Aircraft
Woolworth
Montgomery Ward
Union Carbide
du Pont
Ford
Caterpillar
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Steady to Lower
Cedar Rapids market notes Monday prices steady to a quarter lower with butchers 200 to 220 lb at 15.00 to 16.00, bulk of 1s and 2s 15.50 to 16.00, packing sows 13.00 to 14.00, and price grades by weight down rules. Grain prices show No 1 wool 45c and No 2 wool 35c while corn 1.07 and soybeans 2.37 per bushel. oats 36 bushels 726 balance listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Ilten Appointed To City Electrical Board
Lee A Ilten Jr 38 of 3860 Tomahawk Trail SE Monday was named to a three year term on the city electrical examiners board by the council He replaces Adolph A Helm whose services the council thanked with a resolution The board conducts exams for city electrical licenses
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Lee A. Ilten, Jr
Tomahawk Trail SE
Ilten
Adolph A. Helm
Helm
Fragmentary Trade Listings From Historical Market Page
A scrambled OCR fragment shows various company names and market figures. Entries include Lone Street, Cherry Bur, McKay, Nat Oats, Electrac Nissen, Rath Packing, Dodge Mfg, Shield Bant, Technicolor, Kaiser Ind, Thermogas, Life Invest, and Mid Amer with percentage ranges and prices, indicating a historical stock or commodity board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Kaiser Ind
Grain Exchange Steady to Firm Amid Short Session
Chicago AP reports grain futures held steady to firm through a brief Board of Trade session that closed at noon. January soybean tenders reached about 1.5 million bushels, while wheat rose around a quarter to half a cent and corn, oats, rye, and soybeans showed mixed moves.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Market quotes for grains and oil options in Chicago
The report lists wheat prices with many fractions and price points 1.08 to 1.11 for wheat oats mixture and soybean oil. It notes choice and feed values with prices around 1.25 to 1.33 and 0.88 to 1.05 for feed.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Roundup Notes Mixed Prices and Arrivals
AP reports steady butter wholesale prices with minor changes in egg and poultry markets. Eggs show slight gains and various quality whites. Poultry prices rise modestly for roasters and White Rock varieties. Potatoes arrivals noted with state and regional price references. New York markets closed for holiday, delaying USDA price updates.
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Chicago
Idaho
Red River Val
NEW York Produce
New York
USDA
Skier Buried Forty Five Minutes Saved At Stevens Pass
An 18 year old Seattle skier named Jeff Ross was buried under five feet of snow by an avalanche on Stevens Pass for 45 minutes Sunday. He revived with artificial respiration and oxygen and suffered no serious injury. Over 100 searchers, including Gary Cyrus who located a partly buried ski pole, helped uncover him.
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Seattle
Jeff Ross
Stevens Pass
Cascade Mountains
Here
Ross
Gary Cyrus
Williams III Named Red Bull Commander
Brig. Gen. Frank Williams aged 54 of Cedar Falls was named commander of the 34th infantry division Iowa Nebraska National Guard by Gov. Norman Erbe. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Warren Wood and the appointment was approved by the National Guard Bureau in Washington under a Nebraska Iowa rotation agreement.
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Des Moines
UPI
Frank Williams
Cedar Falls
34Th Infantry Division
Iowa- Nebraska National Guard
Norman Erbe
Williams
Warren Wood
Gering
Neb
Erbe
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Nebraska
Red Bull
Winning combination ad and want ad readers
A compact line hints at a thriving classified page where readers seeking ads and want ads find value. The snippet implies a successful match between advertisers and potential buyers, reflecting active local commerce.
Armed Forces Enlistment Report Lists Air Navy and Army
Seven men enlist in the air force and four in the navy with one airman re enlisted for Kadena base Okinawa. The six other air force recruits go to Lackland Texas for training and include Nye Vanschoink Osmundson Mauske Isom Helmick. Four army enlistees report to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for basic training. Home on leave are Culp Wall Bruce Taylor.
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Air Force
Navy
Kadena l Air Force Base
Okinawa
Charles D. Harvey
Seventh Avenue
Lee R. Vanschoink
Terrace Hill Drive
Gaylord W. Osmundson
West Union
Ernest Mauskemo
Tama
All Electronics
Richard D. Isom
Albia
Jewell S. Helmick
Bloomfield
Fort Leonard Wood
Lynn W. Simmons
Scotch Grove
Ronald E. Adamek
Traer
Dwight K. Cross
Robert W. ‘Cherveny
Clutter
Dennis R. Culp
Occie Culp
Ninth Street
Naval Base
San Diego
Ronald R. Wall
Arnold Wall
Third Street
Fort Bragg
N.C
Gary L. Bruce
Freda Bruce
Lisbon
Fort Gordon
Pvt
Rena L. Taylor
Alan Taylor
Marion
Fort McClellan
Ala
Upheld Conviction of Scarbeck With Sentence Cut Recommended
The U.S. court of appeals upheld the conviction of U.S. Foreign Service Officer Irvin Scarbeck for handing secret information to Red agents and recommended reducing his 30 year term.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. Foreign Service
Irvin Scarbeck
City Briefs and Society Notes Move Through Week
AAM executive board to meet after an 11 30 luncheon at Bishops. Correction Jerry Franck to perform New Year s Eve at Merl s Tap. Delta Nu Alpha Cedar Rapids chapter to meet Friday at 6 30 p m in Sheraton Montrose hotel. Transportation Bureau executive committee to host weekly luncheon at Sheraton Montrose. Foreign Trade bureau executive committee to meet Friday noon at Roosevelt hotel.
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AAM
Bishop's
Jerry Franck
Merl’s Tap
Delta Nu Alpha
Cedar Rapids
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity
Sheraton - Montrose
Transportation Bureau
The
Transportation Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton-Montrose Hotel
Foreign Traders — Executive Committee
Foreign Trade Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs Will Chrisman Dies at Lafayette Community Leader
Lafayette IA Mrs Will Chrisman 79 longtime resident died Sunday She was born June 3 1883 at Vinton and married March 20 1902 Surviving are four daughters two sons and nine grandchildren Services Monday at 1 pm Lafayette Christian Church Burial Lafayette Cemetery Murdoch s in charge
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Lafayette
Will Chrisman
Mazie Rush
Vinton
Chrisman
Homer Blackford
Marion
Merth Chrisman
Toddville
Arza Bradshaw
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Sorensen
Cedar Falls
Victor
Arizona
Leo
Lafayette Christian Church
Lafayette Cemetery
Murdoch
Marion police urge caution during New Year celebrations
Marion police tighten patrols for New Year’s Eve alcohol and driving violations and urge motorists to use extreme caution. Chief Leighton Ford reiterates the rule if you drink don’t drive and if you drive don’t drink as arrests for drunk driving exceed typical numbers this year.
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Marion
Leighton Ford
Ford
Safe income for seniors from high grade preferreds and bonds
The advisor counsels safety first for a 70s couple with 300 Detroit Edison shares and small lots of Ford and others. To raise income without sacrificing safety, consider switching to top grade preferreds and bonds with 4.5 to 5 percent yields, such as General Motors Celanese U S Rubber U S Steel, and first mortgage rail bonds like Missouri Pacific and St. Louis San Francisco, while keeping dividends well covered.
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Detroit Edison
Ford
AT & T
Arizona Public Service
Parke-Davis
Sperry Rand
IBM
Burroughs
Arizona P.S
General Motors
Celanese
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
San
Nehru Reaffirms Kashmir Belongs to India
Prime Minister Nehru stated India claims all of Kashmir and Pakistan has no legal ties to the territory. He dismissed a USIA release suggesting such ties as ignorant and warned plebiscite calls would trigger communal conflict. Talks with Pakistan resume January 16.
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New Delhi
Nehru
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
U.S
USIA
U.N
White Girl 23 Listed in Boston Strangling Case
Boston detectives report the apparent strangling of Patricia Bissette 23 found in a Back Bay apartment. Authorities connect this death to a series of eight Boston area stranglings dating back to last June.
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Boston
Back Bay
Boston University
Patricia Bissette
Lynn
Sophie Clark
Englewood
N. J
Bus Collision Kills Six In Western Montana Crash
In Superior Montana a bus and a truck collided before dawn on Monday causing the bus to plunge into the Clark Fork river. At least six people were killed and initial reports indicate the bus was an eastbound Greyhound.
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Superior
Mont
Montana
Clark Fork
Greyhound
Tshombe's Forces Clash With U.N. In Katanga
In Katanga, Moise Tshombe's troops battled U.N. Congo command units near Elisabethville challenging the U.N. claim of victory in the third campaign. The U.N. reported control of Elisabethville but looting and terror incidents spurred unrest with orders to shoot looters on sight.
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Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
U.N. Congo
Katanga
U.N
Elisabethville
Dodd Demands Probe of Congo U N Action Tragedy
Sen. Thomas Dodd of Connecticut urged an inquiry into the unspeakable tragedy of U N actions in the Congo. He released a letter to Sir Leslie Munro, secretary-general of the International Commission of Jurists, dated December 13, requesting the investigation.
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Washington
Thomas Dodd
Dconn
U.N
Congo
Dodd
Leslie Munro
International Commission of Jurists
Katanga surrender demanded as Tshombe travels amid fighting
U N orders Katanga pilots to surrender by noon and abandon surviving aircraft after ongoing clashes near Kamina and Kolwezi. Tshombe returns to Katanga from Salisbury aboard a Rhodesian air transport amid hopes to regroup government forces. U N reports gains by Ghanaian and Swedish units near Kamina and along the railway junction 15 miles away.
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U.N
Katanga
Tshombe
Congo
Salisbury
Central African Federation
Ndola
Kolwezi
Elisabethville
U. N
Leopoldville
Kamina
Court seeks habeas corpus to return child in custody suit
Joyce Schumacher of Hiawatha petitions Linn district court for a writ of habeas corpus to bring two year old Kimberly A Nost to a hearing. Defendants are Francis and Mrs. Boat of rural Lisbon, grandmother Mrs. Boat once cared for the child while Schumacher lived with the Boats. A Monday hearing was delayed after magistrates conferred with attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Schumacher
Hiawatha
Linn
Schumacher
Francis Boat
Lisbon
Kimberly A. Nost
Boat
Charles Penningroth
Frank McCollum Granted Bench Parole After Guilty Plea
Frank McCollum age 44 of 185 Eighteenth Avenue SW pled guilty to false uttering of a check for a $25 November 6th check at Ted's Pharmacy. Judge Charles Pennig roth gave him bench parole from a seven year penitentiary sentence at Ft Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCollum
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Ft. Madison
Charles Penningroth
McCollum
Ted’s
Anamosa Man Given Six Month Suspended Sentence
Franklin T. Wolfe of Anamosa pleaded guilty to desertion and abandonment and received a six month suspended jail sentence from Judge Charles Penningroth. Wolfe was accused of deserting three children aged 7 9 and 11.
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Franklin T. Wolfe
Anamosa
Charles Penningroth
Wolfe
Breakins Ransack Cabins Along Wapsie River Near Jordan's Grove
O J Paulsen reports two cabins at 816 Nineteenth Avenue SW were ransacked on Sunday along the Wapsie River near Jordan's Grove bridge, triggering a Linn County sheriff's investigation.
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Breakins
O. J. Paulsen
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Linn Sheriff’s Office
Wapsie River
Jordan’s Grove Bridge
Dismissed suits include Ashlock estate claim against Linn County Electric
Dismissal with prejudice of the estate of Norman D. Ashlock against Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative and four employees over a fatal traffic accident on Highway 150 near Center Point September 26, 1959. Also Janice Hinton versus Byron E. Hinton Jr a divorce suit and judgment Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. v Triple S Tire Supply for 2033.87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle H. Ashlock
Norman D. Ashlock
Linn County Rural Electric Co-Operative
James E. Begley
Don Hayes
Herbert Miersen
James Zern
Center Point
Janice Hinton
Byron E. Hinton, Jr
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Triple “S
Tire Supply, Inc
Williamsburg Rededicated as Oceanographic Research Vessel
The former presidential yacht Williamsburg was officially dedicated Saturday in Philadelphia as an oceanographic research vessel RP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Williamsburg
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Chicago Livestock
Lamson Brothers
A. G.hoelzen
National Bank
Eeweserene
Waterloo Hogs
Sioux City Livestock
DOW Jones
Francis, DuPont & Co
Merchants Bank
Wm. F. Jump
C. R. Markets
Henseghorn
Leshorn
Hylines
Lee Ilten, Jr
Electrical Board
Johns Many
Alleghany Corp
Jones Laughlin
Minn
Santo Avyco
Mont Ward
Baldwin ‘Lima
Motorola Balto & Ohio
Sescuit
Bendix
Natl Steel
Pryewernes
NY Central
AMN
Nat Gas
Sienamie Cre
Avianada Ry
Olin-Math
Anad Pac
Elev’tor
Arine Aterpillar
Glasselanese Elotex
Paramount P Certainteed Erro de Pasco
Park Davis Essna Air 2
Penick & Franes & Io
Penn-Dixie C
Weshgo
Penney, JC * Ho & NW iv
Krysier Corp
Phillips
Coca Cola
Vaker Oats
Radio Corp
Ison Epublic
Avimm
Ons Gison
Republic St
Ons Oods
Rexall Oru
Det Royal Dutc
Reyn
Corning Glass
Egis
Aes
Scheneiss
Hell Oil
Coperet
Douglas Air
Eastern Alup
Inc
Eastm
Fem
Ony Mop
Eaton
Sou
el Paso
Gasiene
Fairchild Strat
Jvare
Firestone
Hershey
Rubber Inland Steel
Steel Interstiwr
Warner Bros
Westover
Westhouse el
Wilson & Co
Youngstown
Zenith Radio
Mig
Esa Jipsy
Data
SEC
Fed Trade Comm
Morris Kotz
Williams III
Scarbeck
Narce — National Assn. of
YMCA
Alcoholics Anonymous
Second Avenue SE
Third Avenue SW
Trojan Lodge No
Leonard Deaver
Grand
Osceola Lodge No. 18
IOOF
Donald Bateman
Chapel Hill
Harry Caraway
M. E. Lanning
Caraways
Batemans
Lee Williams
East Moline
Ill
Dewey Carlson
Eighth Avenue
Sorosis Club
Molly Costello
Kenwood Rug Cleaners
Adv
Lions Club
Jon
Investors’ Guide
Sam Shulsky
7Th Ave
Barlow
Moon
Barlow-Moon Cleaners
Barlow-Moon
Artistic Cleaners
Ist
Ave. SE
7Th
Avi
Mt. Vernon Rd
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