Hogs and Cattle Prices Drift Lower in Midwest Reports
USDA Saturday receipts 60 cattle 200 hogs with no sheep. Butcher hogs mostly 25c lower, top at 12.25, steady steers and heifers. Des Moines receipts 65,000 with prices 15 to 25c lower for butchers, barrows and gilts ranged 8.50 to 12.00, sow figures down. CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS.
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Omaha and Sioux City Livestock Receipts and Prices
Omaha cattle receipts 600 with calves 75, demand focused on slaughter cows and bulls. Sioux City reports 500 cattle with limited classes, prices steady. few clean-up sales cows around steady, canners and cutters $9 to $10.50. Waterloo hogs steady to lighter offerings. various weights listed with hog prices from $9.10 to $11. For all regions, price changes minimal and activity focused on slaughter classes.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets show butter at 93 score 57c to 90 score 58 and 89 score 58c, with receipts 868,693 pounds. GS-Receipts 18,297 cases and varied cheese, eggs, potatoes, and carrots. New York butter barely steady and eggs barely steady, receipts 749,461 and 19,491 respectively. overall market steady to lightly softened.
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Stock Market Extends Rise Across Broad Front
New York Friday marked a fifth straight stock market advance with gains broadly spread. Prices rose about one to three points while losers were few, and trading hit an estimated 2,800,000 shares. Grain prices listed include Corn No. 2 at 1.22 and oats at 60 cents. Soybeans, yellow No. 1 stands at 82.4. Native wool-4i.
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New York
Grain futures weaken on profit take and hedging
Chicago area grain futures drift lower as profit taking and hedge selling pressurize wheat and corn amid farm policy uncertainty. Wheat closes down, corn and oats mixed, rye up, soybeans steady to up. cash provisions show mixed reports on prices and grades across oats, barley, and soybean products.
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Chicago
Investigation Proposal in House on NAACP
Representative Gathings of Arkansas proposed a House investigation into the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The plan comes amid political tensions and civil rights debates in Washington.
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Rep
Gathings
D-Ark
Sun Life Increases Dividends for Policyholders in 1955
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada announces a higher dividend scale for 1956 and reports 1955 payrolls, with life insurance in force surpassing 64.5 billion. Premiums totaled 761 million, 244 million of which were group policies, with 42 million paid to beneficiaries and 94 million to living policyholders and annuitants. Mortgage investments reach nearly 400 million as Bourke forecast 1956 growth.
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George W. Bourke
En Life Insurance
United States
Sun Life
Sun Life Insurance
Hoye Named to UCP Campaign Committee
City brief recalls Hoye of 1305 Fifth Street NW named to the national United Cerebral Palsy campaign committee for 1956 and notes his Cedar Rapids UCP board membership alongside assorted local notices and community items including stamp arrivals at the post office and a Cub Scout Blue and Gold ceremony with multiple awardees and new initiates.
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Glenn B. Hoye
Fifth Street
National United Cerebral Palsy Campaign Committee
Cedar Rapids Ucp Organization
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Man Is Gash Headed In Tavern Fight in C R
Ted Longfellow aged 48 suffered a back head gash requiring six stitches after a noon Friday fight in the Alibi tavern. He was taken to St Luke’s hospital. Police say Longfellow fought Tommy Flood of 412 Tenth Street SE, who was knocked down. in the scuffle Loren Coolahan was also arrested. All three charged with intoxication.
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Elthon Statement Slated for Wednesday in Iowa
FERTILE IOWA Lt Gov Leo Elthon said he will announce his political plans next Wednesday fueling speculation he may oppose Gov Leo Hoegh for the GOP gubernatorial nomination. He denied seeking re election as lieutenant governor and noted GOP groups urged him to run for several offices. He served 53 days as governor after Beardsley's death before Hoegh's 1955 inauguration.
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National firm seeks new distributors for fast selling items
National company with expanding market offers guaranteed sales distribution in a lucrative area. Local distributors service existing retail accounts. no sales role required from distributors as company sales force handles selling. Initial inventory investment $700 to $7900. Respond with name address phone and brief background to Box C-328 Gazette.
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C-328 Gazette
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Nie land At Marion Home
Relatives and friends gathered at the Nieland residence in Marion for a surprise birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Walter Nieland. Attendees included the Nielands, Kruegers, Roths, Buckleys, Carpenter families, Robersons, Krauses, and Bartletts among others.
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Belle Plaine
Dean Buckley
Lyle Carpenter
Springville
Jack Robertson
Jerome Krause
Cedar Rapids
Leo Nieland
Paul Bartlett
Marion
Brandon School Superintendent Plans Retirement
Special to The Gazette J. C. Clark, longtime Brandon superintendent of schools, announces retirement and plans to relocate with his spouse to a small farm they purchased earlier.
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Marion Man arraigned on wild driving charges in Cedar Rapids
A 26 year old Marion man was arraigned in municipal court Friday for driving without a license intoxication reckless driving and leaving the scene after a collision on Forest drive SE. He allegedly continued after the crash and hit a tree on Grande avenue before abandoning the car. He pleaded guilty to intoxication and no license but denied driving the hit and run car. Fined $10 on each charge with trial on remaining counts set for Monday. Also mentions a naval reserve officer survey near Cedar Rapids and training center plans.
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Frank Chase
Cedar Rapids
Forest Drive
Chase
James Patterson
Meu
Seven Men Enter Service in Army and Navy Officer Survey
Seven Cedar Rapids men enlist in the army and reserves with three regular army signups and four reserve enrollments all for immediate active duty. Two regulars head to Camp Chaffee Arkansas for basic training Terry P. Sorenson age 17 Marion artillery Leo A Vanourney age 19 Central City unassigned Richard D Stanford age 20 Quasqueton to Eighth division at Camp Carson Colorado. Navy survey plans to gauge interest in an officer school.
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Iowa City
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Ark
Terry P. Sorenson
Marion
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Central City
Nine Eastern Iowans Return from Far East
Nine men from The Gazette area are aboard the navy transport Gen. M. M. Patrick, scheduled to arrive Friday from the Far East. They are A2/c Robert V. Ernest, Sp 8/c Ronald A. Ross and
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Military Personnel Listed for Iowa Locations
Sp 3/c James L. Williams of Cedar Rapids Sp 3/e James G. Ales Maquoketa Al/e Donald B. Gerner Clermont Pvt Darrell R. Hennessey Marion Sp 3/c Paul W Eastman Postville Pfc Lawrence W Quinlan Oxford Sp 2/e i Charles L Stearns Fayette
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Cedar Rapids
James G. Ales
Maquoketa
Donald B.gerner
Clermont
Darrell R.hennessey
Marion
Paul W. Eastman
Postville
Lawrence W, Quinlan
Oxford
Charles L. Stearns
Fayette
Seat on Exchange Sold for $100000
NEW YORK AP reports a seat on the New York Stock Exchange has sold for 100000, the first time since the bull market peak of 1937. The price is the highest paid since April 27, 1937, when a seat last changed hands.
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