Slow Hog Trading Amid Mixed Estimates in Chicago Market
In slow trading, hogs showed mixed firmness with steady to strong bids for butchers and sows. Reports from Chicago Livestock and Omaha market centers note 내 receipts around 10 000 to 12 900 hogs, with prices for various weights and grades and cattle moves described as steady to weak.
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Chicago
Omaha
Wight
Iowa
Des Moines
Actuelx
Sioux City Livestock
Gandheifert
Red Shakeup Trims Stocks and Commodities Markets
NEW YORK AP reports a cautious stock market with modest declines and gains as investors react to shifts in Moscow. Trading volume about three million shares with mixed action in cattle and grain futures and Chicago wheat prices. livestock receipts and hog prices shown for Cedar Rapids and nearby markets.
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New York
Moscow
Upd Pany
Treshan
Ashe Gas
WaInu
Harv
Albany Corp
Aled
Allied Stores
AlilsChers
Towald
Gevatar S
aSiene Datghis
Chicago
Rover
McNeill
Foss Gla
Bee Myers
Jurite Jower
Armco
Menearon
March Ae Co
Martin Gle
Uae
C. R
Borden Caai
Cedar Rapids
Bom Warner
Biigs
Pac
Burroushs Ag
Rite Rapids
Enna Pac
Panhandle
Podora Waite
Penner
Ciood
Philre Ang
Phillins
CIA
Ghesler
Cora Fe UE Industrien
Bere Et Procter
Linn
Gana Aschersy
Fryers Road Butchers
Vonim
Carhon U
Quaker
Plymouth
Plymouth Rack
Rexall Grog
Rockwell
Xcore
Benealey
Sears Roebuck
Fates” and Bervel, Inc
Sam Ua
Aldomenia
Pac Co
Beery
Liah L
Tal
Mackel
ABI
Atack
Curlot Urack
Ie Starlinen
Idaho
Bayern Nediayam
Calli
North Dakota
StugStadara
Tideweler
Ahery
Dynamica
Eleekle
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Gene Motors
Iba
Asisae Ifan
Giles Go
Hasresap
Houston
Zenith Radio
Aulom
Crisnia Trea
Dumont Lab
Wbdee
Legho
Marshal Given to Feb 14 To Plead
Fort Dodge Iowa: Marshal Dillard Brown 49 formerly of Stratford faces two murder charges for the fatal shoot ing of his ex wife Ivy Breen and her husband Clifford Alderson at a farm home near Dayton. He was ordered held without bond until arraignment. His court appointed attorney said Brown needed time to confer before entering a plea. Authorities said Brown admitted the shootings describing them as the best thing he ever did. The arraignment occurred Monday before District Judge G T Hill.
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Fort Dodge
Dillard Brown
Stratford Town
Maurice Breen
Brown
G. T. Hill
Hill
Andi Brown
Ester County
Clifford Alderson
Ivy
Dayton
Tlewis
Mullaley urges streamlining Iowa state government
Robert Mullaley former Linn County Young Democrats president urged a unicameral 50 member legislature with longer terms and higher salaries. He favored elect elective offices becoming appointive and moving state elections to off years to focus more on state issues.
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Iowa
Robert Mullaley
Linn County
Young Democrats
Women's Democratic Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Mullaley
Agriculture and Commerce
Cole’ ‘Nns Radio
Tawa
Linn Probation Officer Praises Teenagers At Optimist Club
Linn county probation officer Al Olwell praised teen-agers as smart and improving while urging more home-based activity for youths. He noted TV and other temptations, calling for community and police presence as stabilizing forces. Cayler, long with fire department since 1882, will return to police full time after serving as fire chief under civil service.
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al Lowell
Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel
Cay
Jor
Cayler
Civil Service
Bruner Sues Klein for Auto Crash Damages
William and Shirley Bruner sue Christian G. Klein Jr of St. Louis for 3346.54 in personal injuries and car damages from a July 18 1984 auto accident near Waterloo. Bruner seeks 646.54 for car damage and Shirley 2500 for a chin scar pain and suffering.
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William
Shirley A
Bruner
Christian G. Klein, Jr
St. Louis
Waterloo
Shirley Bruner
Bruners
Klein
Wills Probate Cases Include McKernan and Kendall
Two wills were admitted to probate. Luke M. McKernan died Jan 29 naming Eldora A. McKernan as sole heir, with Harriett E. Norton as administratrix bond $1000. Carrie A. Kendall died Jan 25 leaving equal shares to grandchildren Jane Schoner and John B. Walters. Walters named administrator bond $5600.
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Luke M. McKernan
Eldora A. McKernan
Harriett E. Norton
Carrie A. Kendall
Jane Schoner
John. B. Walters
Walters
Northwood Judge M. H. Kepler Dies at 84
District Judge M. H. Kepler of the Twelfth Judicial District, based in Northwood, died at his home after a long period away from active duty. Born April 14 1870 in Scott County, he studied at Western College and the University of Iowa. He is survived by two sons Harrison Northwood and Donald Los Angeles. funeral Friday.
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Northwood
M. H. Kepler
Kepler
Mason City
Harrison
Donald
Los Angeles
Kepise
Scott County
Western College
Toledo
Ohi
University of Iowa
The
Elks and
Masonic Lodge
First Shopping Center Unit To Be Built Soon
Henry Katz, president of the Kay and Ess Corporation, announced the first building at the Marion shopping center will be a supermarket to be erected soon. The 20 acre site lies south of Seventh avenue and east of Thirty-first street with a 700 foot frontage and parking for 1,000 cars. Grading, sewer, water and paving will proceed as weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay and
Ess Corporation
Marion
Katz
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-first Street
United Reports Record January Revenue Increase
United Air Lines announced a January revenue surge, the best in company history. Revenue miles rose 32 percent from 1954, with passenger business up 23 percent, mail 11 percent, air freight 15 percent, while air express fell 4 percent. Total revenue miles were 290.541 million, up 37 percent.
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United Air Lines
Ceder Rapids
United
Air Express
Robert E. Johnson
City Briefs Box: Local events and notices from Marion
VFW dinner serves meals Wednesday 5 30 to 7 30 p m in post hall. Mt Vernon Odd Fellows pies in a match at Sokol hall Wednesday 3 p m. Sewer tapping cost settled by City Clerk for East Fourth Avenue dwelling. Petitions for sanitary sewer work referred to city engineer and health board. Nursery permit referred to board of health and fire department. Memorial services for Hess held and obituary notes. Little Indians and other community notices listed. Municipal actions include school fund transfer and lunch program considerations.
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City Streets Department
Elmer Lathrop
Delmar Burns
Fred Lutz
Gilbert Camp
Robert Frasher
Arthur Hurt
Clifford Beall
Elmer Betzer
Glen Miller
Ralph Williams
Kiwanis ¢ Club
Ray C. McCalley
Marion Park Board
Elmo i. Oo
Ee Whitmer
G. Hess
Clyde Dawson
Eleventh Street
Marion
Twelfth Street
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Fourth Avenue
Coun
Jan Huslodge
C.F
Odd Fellows
Sokol Hall
Neva Fuller
Ralph Schoosley
Ome Materials Company
East Fourth Avenue
Schogley
Kay and
Ess Corporation
Alma A. Henderson
Charles Gabelman
Earl C. Jordan
Cedar Rapids
Tenth Street
Board of Health
Fire Department
iThey
Hess
Rapids
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Valet —Advy
Abdullah
Miles G
Robert Igram
M. Hess
Mary Elizabeth Gibson
Marjorie W. Hess
Alcove
Ogg
Willard DB. Mitchell
Sam Kohl
Murdoch Chapel
T. A. Nickum
Cedar Memorate
World Brotherhood of Scouting
Lions Club
Dark Horse Khrushchev Emerges as Kremlin Power Player
Nikita S Khrushchev a 60 year old unlikely boss of the Kremlin is shown as the rising force behind Soviet policy He rose from a miner and herdsman to control agriculture industry and education and survived multiple purges to become the key figure in the USSR leadership His background and rugged rise underscore his position as Stalin’s successor in the power machinery of the U S S R
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tke
Kremlin
Communist Party
U.S
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Josef Stalin
Khrushchev
Stalin
Duars
Donets
Ukraine
Dreath
Khrushychev
Lazar Kaganovich
Messag Party
Moscow
Beria
Leonid Melnikov
Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Nikita
Communist Party Central Committee
Lowell Urges Parents to Watch Teens After Theft Surge
Lowell cites car thefts and liquor violations by teens as chief county concerns. He notes many offenders come from good homes and urges parents to know their children and their associates. He praises Eldora's training school and its returnees who hold good jobs across Cedar Rapids.
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Lowell
Chilldren
Eldora
Cedar Rapids
Cautious View of Shakeup at Kremlin
President Eisenhower discussed the Soviet shakeup with Republican leaders but Capitol Hill officials deem no conclusions reached. Sen Knowland notes it is probably too early to gauge significance while Sen Wiley says Russia’s instability shows ferment and uncertainty about tomorrow.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Thesday
Capitol Hill
Sen
E Knowland
Calif
Capitol
Sen. Wiley
Dover Ruling Bars Negro Pupils Admission to Milford School
Delaware Supreme Court ruled Milford board had no legal right to admit 10 Negro pupils to tenth grade classes in a previous all white school. Admission occurred without prior state board approval, sparking white pupil protests and resignations. Negro students moved to Georgetown and Dover schools.
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Dover
Del
API
Delaware Supreme Curl
Milford Board of Education
State Board of Education
Bayratt
Milford Board
Georgetown
Scouts Receive Awards at Court of Honor
Jerry Maples Donald Piatner and Jack Wright earned Life Scout advancement at Boy Scout Troop 24 Court of Honor held at Garfield School. Other recipients included Liw Jan Cisler Nicholas Nelson Grant Maples Michael Hawk and more earning first and second class ranks. Merit badges listed for many scouts. A note mentions steel collars and 1860s fashion details.
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Jerry Maples
Donald Piatner
Jack Wright
Court of Ihonor
Garfield School
Liw
Jan Cisler
Nicholas ¥An Nelson
Grant Maples
Michael Hawk
David Cohn
Seco
Garth Phillips
John Gouldin
Roger Willits
David Stone
Lee Stone
Steve Hart
John McMickle
James Lane
David, Greene
Jon Heald
David Dostal
Paul Lunseth
Byron Thompson
van Nelson
Cisler
Platner
Wright
Bennis Cargin
Dennis Bunahugh
Bill Heald
Leonard Walrath
Jae 1
Wagner
Dorothy Ehlert Bond Posted After Fire Probe
Dorothy Ehlert of Evansdale posted a $5,000 bond and was released after spending time in jail since December 1 in a case involving a home fire and an alleged attempt on her husband’s life. A murder advising charge was tied to her son’s testimony but arson was dropped. Her son Donald Shindles, 21, is serving a 20 year term for arson in Anamosa.
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Waterloo
INS
Dorothy Ehlert
Evansdale
Donald Shindles
Shinley
Alt Anamosa
Shinditey
Scout as Marion police chief returns found billfold
Billie Bast a Star Scout with Boy Scout troop 58 found a billfold containing cash belonging to Miss Hope Beardsley of Ottumwa and returned it. She recovered her money and Bast received a $5 reward.
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Billie Bast
Boy Scout Troop 58
Marion
Hope Beardsley
Ottumwa
IC Committee Meeting of Junior Chamber at Embassy Club
The Junior Chamber of Commerce participation committee will meet at noon in the Embassy Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Davies
Chamber of Commerce Iinner
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chains Cut Coffee Prices as Chains Slash Costs
The nation's two biggest food chains cut their own brand coffees by up to 15 cents a pound, the lowest in two years. Safeway Stores reduced by 15 cents, A and P cut up to 2 cents, citing plunging green coffee quotations. Safeway anticipated further raw coffee declines.
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New York
Safeway
A. and
P. Food
McAuliffe Nominated to Command U S Army in Europe
President Eisenhower nominates Lt. Gen Anthony C McAuliffe famed for the Battle of the Bulge to command the U S Army in Europe He would become a full general and succeed Gen William M Hoge who retired January 31 in Washington AP report from Europe duties.
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McAuliffe
Europe
Washington
Eisenhower
Anthony C. McAuliffe
U.S. Army
Bastogne
Belgium
William M. Hoge
Commonwealth Chiefs Seek to Ease Strain
British Commonwealth prime ministers pledged Tuesday to do their utmost to ease international strain in a communique closing a secret nine day conference. Leaders who represent about one quarter of the world population spoke for their governments.
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London
Molotov Proposes Formosa Parley at International Conference
French Foreign Ministry says Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged an international conference on Formosa during talks with British and Indian ambassadors in Moscow last week. Burglars who stole 500 dollars from Key West Motion Picture Studios face a curious fate as they must act to use the stolen “stage money.”
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Marion Board of Education
School House
Mariena Cedar
Ray Mc Kone
Superior
Wis
Marion
John Mc Donnell
Herbert Dunn
John Strother
Maplecrest
Gerald Ackley
Norman J. Waffle
Rapids
Molotovv
Formosan
Paris
Molotov
Formosa
Britain
India
Moscow
Hollywood
Key West
Upheaval in Russia Marks Triumph for Dead Stalin
The death of Stalin triggers a struggle for power led by Malenkov Khrushchev and Bulganin. Khrushchev appears to steer to a stern Stalinist policy reviving heavy industry and wartime planning. The sovereign shift signals harsher domestic policy and tighter control amid looming cold war tensions.
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Russia
Stalin
William L. Ryan
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Peiping
Moscow
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Balable
Fred W. Elder
Lamson Brothers
National Bank
Timothy
Janay
McKernan and Kendall
Suisa
Spahn
Rose Lumber Company
Edward N. Bills
Charlie Forrester
Union Insurance Company of
Lincoln
Neb
M. W. O'Ricley
George C. Claassen
Nellie M. Drews
George S. Barr
James RB. Sherlock
James DeYarman
William Norton
Maher
Tipton
Henry Katz
Jacob Hess
Maher Mo Hess
Taroh
VFW
VFW Post
Bethany Congregational Church
Miss Hansen
R. ©. Pinch
Ethel Clover
Dan
Swisher
Clar
Jennylee Hansen
Missienee
E Avenue NW
Hansen
Luke's Hospital
Fo Crover
Toddvilles
Little Indians
Richard Bristol, Jr
Ellis I
Oommunity Center
Mer
Bristol
James E. Elliott
Ellis Center
Northview Drive
Briste
Ninth Avely
Brocknnc
McGowan
Don Bunney
Smulekoff
Coin Club
Wana
Dit Ozburn
Terry Conklin
Larry Miller
Steve Miller
Ser
Gent-At-Arms
Friends of Club
H.C. Gogg
YMCA
Freeport
Mary V. Schoonmaker
Schoonmaker
Lenantle
Mahrly
Patmos
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Patricia Moyer
Sharon
Farrell
Robert
Mary
Merrill/Starbuck
Seventh Street
Smith
Milwaukee Railroad
Gram
Susan Peterson
Patri
Dia Mayer
Eileen Allen
Linda
Tritle
Mrs. Smith
Pally
Johnson
Sorg Drug
John W. Jellison
Eighth Street
Gaerrison
Vinton and
Jellison
la von Noe
Garrison
Elkins
Frussell Elkin
Euen
Elaine
Richard Ashcroft
Bob Elkin
Robert V. McConaughy
Tenth Avenue
Frascoe Markett
Iowal City
George Markert
Mercy Hospital
Toldowa City
Jacks
Darwin Jack
Oelwein
Robert Maher
Eddie
Jack
E. D. Dack
Christian Womens’ Fellowship of the Christian Church
Roy Swanson
Public Welfare Bureau
Chamber of Commerce and
Community Chest
Midwest
Dark Horse
Lavrenty P. Beria
Secret Police Boys
U.s.s.f
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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