Hogs Rise With Monday Receipts Mixed In Chicago Market
Chicago livestock market reports hogs gaining 25 to 50 cents as receipts near five week lows. Prime steers steady to 24 cents higher while heifers hold. Cattle receipts about 22,100. calves 400. hogs and sows show gains, with No 1-3 steers at varying prices and stockers steady. Sheep and lambs active, slaughter lambs up about 50 cents, lambs around 110 pounds down 20 dollars.
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Shares Show Late Losses in a Sliding Market
New York prices fell modestly in the late afternoon as the stock market retreated after five straight advances. Volume neared 2.8 million shares with notable declines around two points at the outside, while the broader index eased about a point.
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New Crop Wheat Quotation Rally Amid Dusty Weekend Winds
Chicago market notes show new crop wheat futures rising as high winds and dust unsettled parts of the South West. The report includes mixed futures data, cash prices, and commodity quotations across grains, livestock, and energy sectors with references to U S D exchange figures and several trading components.
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Attempt on Mao Reporter Crashes Plane Near Peiong Fea
Hong Kong INS reports a central plane carrying Mon Tse-tune crashed near Peiong fea hours before a scheduled flight. The pro-Nationalist paper claims sand in the engines caused by a deliberate plot to kill the Red Chinese chairman.
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Seven-Man Gang Held as Slayers
The item mentions two clients prepared to pay up to 12000 cash for elder homes. It notes real estate contact Kulish Real Estate at 126W Marion and an Adv. Mrs. Della Giaue patient at St. Luke's Hospital. It also covers a Marion barber, Frank D. Foughty, 77, who died after a career as a barber and seed seller, with funeral arrangements and survivors listed.
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Anti-Trust Probe Stirs Charge of Political Motive
Washington insiders report the House judiciary committee opened a probe into airlines railroads television and shipping amid allegations the inquiry serves political ends Keating accuses Chairman Celler of acting cavalierly and without GOP input the move is framed as a broad review extending across administrations from Truman to Eisenhower with potential election implications
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Plat of Property Needed for 50th Street Expansion
City Engineer Frank Young filed a plat and survey for widening Fiftieth Street and Old Marion Road NE to a 124 foot right of way between First Avenue and WCF&N tracks west of Center Point Road. It covers 15 Cedar Rapids landowners and four in Linn County north of the route, with county property included. A parallel plat west of the 120 acre north side park is anticipated. The material was referred to the council as a step toward acquiring the needed right of way.
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Oxford Woman Dies of Exposure at 72
Iowa City reports Minnie May Walker, 72, found unconscious on a farm near Oxford last Thursday. She died Saturday night at a local hospital from exposure as no heat was in her home. Services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Beckman’s funeral chapel with burial in Oxford cemetery.
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Erbe Says Countryman Will Not Run Again
City briefs report that Countryman will not seek another term. Planned Parenthood opens a clinic at St Luke's hospital Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Cub Pack 24 Garfield school hosts Blue and Gold dinner, drawing 180 families. Civic Chorus rehearsals set for Tuesday 7 PM at Coe College Marshall Hall. Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber Safety Committee meets Wednesday at 5 PM at the Auto Club office 417 Fourth Avenue SE.
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Wife of Tavern Owner Arrested On City Charge
The wife of a tavern owner was charged with violating a city ordinance banning dancing after 11:45 p.m. on Saturday night. Mrs. John Rife posted a $58 bond as about 10 people danced at the Sky Way Inn on Iowa City road SW when authorities entered at 1:07 a.m. Sunday.
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Farmers Spend More on Machinery in 1955 Constriction
A partial OCR shows a dated report indicating farmers increased spending on machinery and new construction in 1955. It notes rising costs and potential shifts in farm operations, reflecting broader agricultural investment trends of the era.
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End of Europe Cold Wave Foreseen Amid Violent Weather
London dispatch reports Europe's four week Arctic siege easing as meteorologists predict an end to the freeze. Violent rainstorms and landslides rage in Italy. The crisis has caused 919 fires and about two billion dollars in crop and property damage nationwide.
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Collins Radio Chorus Sings for Jaycees Event
Collins Radio chorus under Terence Carlson joins Wednesday’s Chamber of Commerce program for Jaycees selections. A Ladies night film “Spanish Main Adventure” by John Craig will be shown. Dinner reservations at 6 15 p m should be made by calling the Chamber of Commerce at 5435.
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Realistic election bill eyed in Senate push
AP report from Washington notes a new selections bill would let senatorial candidates and backers spend between 100000 and 1910000 in campaigns. Senator Johnson of Texas said broad bipartisan support is expected and enforcement machinery will be included. He and Senator Knowland of California lead the effort.
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Women Marines Recruiter to Visit Cedar Rapids
A woman Marine recruiter T Sgt Margaret L Weat will visit the Cedar Rapids recruiting station in the post office building from 9 am to 2 pm Wednesday to interview prospects. The lifting of paid training restrictions for enlisted air force reservists was announced by the 408th air reserve squadron in Cedar Rapids. Applications from airmen first class or higher are now accepted, with more details from squadron headquarters at 1213 Second Street SE.
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Bowman 83 Dies at Central City in Iowa Hospital
Central City Nebraska and Iowa City report Jesse Bowman 83 died Monday after a heart attack at University Hospitals Iowa City. Bowman resided in a nursing home in Central City and was a member of the Christian church and Knights of Pythias. Services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Pass Ye funeral home.
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Twelve-year-old cyclist bitten as dog attack prompts rezoning protests
A 13 year old cyclist treated at Mercy hospital after a dog bite sparked local concern. Neighbors opposed Herbert Meyer’s rezoning bid to convert 1735 B avenue NW into a tavern. Roosevelt High PFA joined opponents citing prior grocery store and beauty shop occupants. Dr James A Smith sought a medical office at Fourteenth avenue and First street SW requiring a special permit in a residential zone. Edward Broderick sought R2 to R4 zoning on Thirtieth Street Drive SE to build a four unit dwelling. City Plan Commission to study all protests permits and petitions before council decision.
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Cedar Rapids School Board Filing Deadline Nears
With less than four days to file nominations for two three year Cedar Rapids board seats the March 12 election deadline looms. By Monday noon only Sutherland Conk had filed. Incumbents David Lehti and Carl Kesler face uncertain plans as petitions require 19 district voters and are available at the Board of Education office.
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Two Men Arrested on Highway Fined 165 Dollars
In municipal court, John McKee and Robert Larimer were fined a total of 165 dollars on three charges after highway patrol arrest on Highway 149 ten miles south of Cedar Rapids. McKee paid 100 dollars for charging while license suspended. car belonged to Larimer, who paid 50 dollars for permitting an unauthorized driver, and 15 dollars on an investigation charge. Arrest occurred Monday around 9 am.
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Railroad set to end bankruptcy after 24 years
Missouri Pacific Railroad, once crippled in the Depression era receivership, is expected to emerge from bankruptcy Thursday. The long, painful chapter ends nearly 24 years of financial turmoil for the system once central to St Louis freight and passenger service.
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Halstead Visits Mrs Ora McDonald at Waterloo Sunday
BE Halstead called on his sister in law Mrs Ora McDonald and her family at Waterloo Sunday, sharing time with relatives and friends in a brief social call.
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Diplomat Dies in Five Story Fall in Singapore
SINGAPORE AMERICAN vice consul Robert Stevens was killed Sunday when he fell from the fifth floor of the Cathay hotel. A Boston native, Stevens had been assigned to the Singapore consulate last year. Police said they would investigate the death, reportedly after a sendoff party for a colleague.
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Life-for-Sale Marcher Nabbed in Tokyo
Hideo Maeda was arrested Sunday in Tokyo's Sinza district for parading with a placard offering his life for care. A former gas futures salesman, Maeda has been unemployed for a year and a half. police confiscated the sign and released him.
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Tests To Stress Defensive Arms In Pacific Nuclear Tests
Chairman Lewis Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission said Pacific tests this spring will emphasize defensive nuclear weapons designed to blunt an attack. He spoke Sunday night outlining a focus on weapons intended to deter or repel aggressors rather than offensive strikes.
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Des Moines Council Approves Bus Fare Increase
DES MOINES INS The Des Moines city council unanimously approved raising Des Moines Transit Company fares to five tokens for 94 cents effective March 1. Councilman Frank We Gowan proposed the motion. Mayor Ray Mills was absent. The vote was 4-0. Action on eliminating the 2.5 percent franchise tax for 1986 was delayed pending April board action. Current fare is six tokens per dollar or a 20-cent cash fare, with the cash option to continue.
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