Mixed Hog and Cattle Trading Report Across Markets
Chicago hogs sold steady to weak with some losses up to 25 cents while sow prices held or rose slightly. Cattle receipts around 700 with steadier to slightly lower bids. vealers and cows showing varied but generally steady pricing. Descriptions cover hogs, steers, heifers, calves, and lambs with regional price ranges and weights.
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Chicago
UPI
DOW- Jones
Nusiriels
Francis T. duPont & Co
Ans Alere
National Hank
Wegee Jump
Jones
Buccolt Coun
Navy
Clarence J
E. Bellz
Narh Liberty
Amit Sear
Amin Qubacuer
Alintaina
Cane Armco Steg
pApmowr de
Khi Aielson Tasf
Guy Marea
Fld Ath
Muplin, Cie
Arca Mikty Mi Heald Win Luna
Oytax Cn
Jidltoke
Hendix
Mont
Ward Rth
Steel Omy Mulsrul Bluw Knox Aoeins
Alrp
Peanell
Nelt
Nudd Co
Aren Armignay Burrhs Corp
DRG
Drysot
Uurley
Philip
Quaker Outs
Colm Palmolive - Cole
God Hucehers
Ood
Good Butchers
Good
Fland Butchers
Cloud Butchers
Cord Butchers
Ceny Edison Lf
Renentoy
Agty Beata Ie
Erie
Froduce. Co
Cincano
Steadier
el Neste Neon Anc Rakher
Idnan-Orogan
Minnesota-North
Gakoto Alee Ponthis
Candhelfern
Humastuke
Witany @& Co
Tiveta
Rayon
Woolworth Poy
Zenith Wadio
Adiewican
Mmowest &Tocha
Dumont
Alcoueta
Dawn S
Werkin Wogl
Poultry Commercial Brothers
Leghos
Shares Show Mixed Trend
New York AP reports mixed stock action with oils and selected issues higher on Friday. Volume was about 2.5 million shares as gains appeared in steels motors and nonferrous metals.
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New York
Naval Reserve Center Seeks Station Keeper and Yeomen
The Cedar Rapids report shows an opening at the Naval Reserve Training Center for a yeoman of first to third class. The station keeper must be a naval reservist and a veteran, with full pay and allowances on active duty, assigned to assist the chief yeoman at the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve Training Center
Cedar Rapids
Naval Reserve Center
Burglar Leaves Tools Behind At Cedar Rapids Tavern Breakin
Cedar Rapids police hunt a toolless burglar who tried to pry open the Neighbore head tavern at 835 Third Avenue on Friday. John Waters interrupted the attempt by firing a warning shot with a .22 pistol. A pry bar lay at the door. another break in at 1200 Sixteenth Avenue SW showed a rear entry and a failed safe intrusion. No losses were reported.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
John Waters
Rees and Schwitters
Sixteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids hog market firms up prices for meat types
Base prices in Cedar Rapids hog market rose a quarter on Friday. Meat type butchers will pay 10 to 50 cents a hundredweight over the delivered prices, with a tenfold spread under the delivered figure.
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Cedar Rap Dds
Six Arrests After Beating of School Band Director
Camden, D C AP six men were arrested Thursday in the beating of a high school band director they believed favored racial integration. They were released from jail Thursday night. Two were charged with conspiring against civil rights posting bonds of 3000 each. Four others faced assault and battery of a highly aggravated nature with bonds of 4000 each.
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Camden
D. C
Ceaunty
Tio
Dennis Promoted by Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Archie D. Dennis, formerly of Cedar Rapids, was elected assistant treasurer and assistant secretary of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company. He previously headed the Cedar Rapids works, acquired from LaPlant Choate Company. Boyd Oberlink was elected to the board of directors, replacing Hex Steeder. Pickens Johnson was elected another assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie D. Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Alls-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
West
Robert S. Stevenson
Oberlink
Hex Steeder
Marine National Exchange Bank of Milwaukee
Pickens Johnson
Bell Accused of Illegal Pension Pay Deductions
Kansas City Kansas AP report says Bell System faces a 100 million dollar federal suit alleging unwarranted deductions from employee pensions. Attorneys for the Bell System Pensioners Association claim Bell System diverts about half of retirees federal social security benefits, affecting pensioners in 47 states. The suit contends the company claims the right to confiscate most social security income since the Social Security Plan began. The fund is financed by the company, with no employee contributions, and is viewed as future wages by workers who pay taxes on it.
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Kansas City
Kan
millan+doler
Hell System
Bell System
Atternere
Fix
Iowa Woman, 68, Killed in Rural Collision
In Sully area, Gertrude Jansen age 68 was killed and three others injured after a travel road intersection crash Thursday night. Gervill Jansen age 65 Clar ence Vankooten 20 and Leis Faprna 17 were hospitalized. Jansen and Vankooten were drivers. Another elderly woman, Mrs P W Flickinger about 70, died after an auto crash near New Hampton. she had neck injuries and was treated in hospital then transferred.
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SULLY
Gertrude Jann
Lynnville
Sirs
Jansen
Gervill
Clarence Vankooten
Vankooten
van Kooten
Leis Faprna
Rochester
Ming
Fury
P. W. Flickinger
Keenfield
Sailor Jew
New Thimpton
Fer
Fushamil
Coad Wins Iowa Seat. Staff Named in Old Capitol Office
Rev Merwin Coad of Iowa defeats James L Dalliver for the Sixth district seat. Ed Peters leads Coads staff as administrative assistant with Mar g erite Sullivan as personal secretary and Mrs Peters and Mrs Rauber Atherton among clerks. District office heads include Mrs Jerry Johnson and others in Boone and Denison locales.
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Washington
Merwin Coad
D-Iu
Old House of
Fice Bulding
Coad
Iowa
James L Dalliver
Ed Peters
Denison
Cond
Mar
Penick and Ford's Corn Derivatives Prices Noted
Fragmented OCR lists assorted commodity items and vague pricing terms for corn derivatives and paper products. The garbled text mentions bags, wheels, crude items, and various brands with no coherent market details or dates.
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Penick & Ford
Services in California For C. T. Tom Nolan
Obituary notice for C. T. Tom Nolan recounts birth in Willan and residence in Ottumwa, with parents W. and Es Nolan. He worked as a train dispatcher for the Milwaukee Road in Ottumwa for 25 years, moved to Los Angeles, and served as a safety supervisor with Pacific Electric before retiring six years prior. Survived by Carrie Hout of Ottumwa.
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Hgouaiby
Solan
Tinaenui
Meo
Willan
D W
Es Nolan
Sig- Wrney
Tle
Carrie Hout
Ottumwa
Wilwaukee Road
Itumwa
Los Angeles
Tapio
Safe recovered from Des Moines River after theft
Two young boys found a battered safe in the Des Moines River three miles north of Des Moines on Thursday night. The safe had been stolen from Deck Produce Company on December 28, leaving $95,000 in damaged checks and papers inside. Also noted is a push to conserve water and a fatal fall in Hampton where Ditford McKinney, 50, died after falling from a loading platform while loading a farm service truck.
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Deseines River
Des Moines
Deck Produce Company
Ditfard McKinney
Hampton
McKinney
Bank President Dies In California as Family Hospitalized
Ralph Pry, bank president, dies at St Luke’s Hospital while his wife and their three children, including Tommy, Judy, and a 14-year-old son, remain hospitalized in California. The family, longtime Sioux City residents, faced complex medical and funeral plans, with services tentative and burial arrangements unclear.
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Californias
I Arother
John Wo Nolan
Californ
Tommy
Judy Smith
Ralph R. Pry
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cend Lhachs
Toydarids
Sioux City
Dsrukacher Gee Iternieg
Bank
Itoney
Bir
California
Hichard
Fruehauf Declares 35 Cents Quarterly Dividend
Detroit directors of Fruehauf Trailer Company declared a regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share on common stock payable March 1 to holders of record February 14. A 2 percent quarterly stock dividend, declared April 4, 1956, to accompany cash div idends, pays March 20 to holders of record March 8. The 3 percent preferred stock also declares a one dollar per share quarterly dividend payable March 2 to holders of record February 13.
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Fruehauf
Detroit
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Named Head of Cedar Rapids Executives Association
Ftonald Johnson of 345 Wine steenth street SE has been elected president of the Cedar Rapids Executives Association. Other officers include Robert Mer Veaux as vice president D D Olsen as second vice president L W Struesky as treasurer and Ed C Ruslin as secretary Ed J Weis named a director to serve three years.
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Ftonald Johnson
Steenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Airlift of 9 700 Hungarians completes at MacGuire AFB
Operation Safe Haven moved 9700 Hungarian refugees to the United States ending Thursday at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey.
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Macguire Air Force Base
XN. J. Cap
Iowa State Coroners' Association Formed in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP Dr conrrd Rigert of Clinton elected first president as Iowa forms coroners association. Group aims to improve duties and training and seeks legislation to raise coroners pay. Other officers include Kenneth F. Boughton Britt George C. McGinnis Fort Madison vice presidents John M Schutter Algona ry and Jack L Raymond plain treasurer.
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Des Moines
Conrrd
Rigerrt
Clinton
Iowa State Coroners' Association
Ripert
Riggert
Kenneth F. Boughton
Britt
George C. McGinnis
Fort Madison
John M. ]Schutter
Algonary
Jack L. Raymond Fiaic
Roosevelt Students Named Finalists in National Merit Scholarship
Roosevelt high school seniors Stanley Long and Robert Owen reached national merit scholarship finals. They face tough exams on January 12 across the country to determine the 700 four year college scholarships. Principal Fred Kuss noted about 189,900 students entered nationwide and the field was narrowed to 7,500 finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Long
Robert Owen
Roosevelt High School
Fred Kuss
Moorewell
Fund Campaign For Coe Band Reaches One Third Mark
The Coe College Band fundraiser to send the group to Washington DC for the presidential inauguration reached $1,265, over one third of the $3,000 goal, as of Friday. The drive started Wednesday and continues through next Wednesday with many uncontacted potential donors seeking how to contribute by mailing checks to the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Washington, D. C
The
Chamber of Commerce
Coe College Band
Cedar Rapids Soldier Hurt In Kansas Auto Crash
Charles Holmquist, 34, son of a Cedar Rapids man, was in serious condition with a head injury after a one car crash near Ft. Riley Kansas on an access road off U.S. Route 40. He and another airplane mechanic were stationed at Ft. Riley and the other soldier was killed.
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Cedar Rapids
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Charles Holmquist
Holmquist
FL Tiley Base
August Holmquist
T10
E Avenue NW
U.S. Highway 40
Ft. Risley
Loveless Faces Task Renewal of Notary Licenses
Des Moines report notes governor elect Herschel Loveless will confront a renewal deadline for more than 21,000 notary publics on July 4. Notaries must renew every three years by law, with applications being processed in the governor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Herschel Loveless
Lawa
Low
City Briefs Brother Dies in Fort Collins Office
Fort Collins resident Ivan H. Cummmings died suddenly in his office on Thursday morning. He was the brother of Mrs. Ralph M. Anderson of 251 Eighteenth Street NW. In other notes, Dr. Richard B. Hudson of Coe College will attend a dean meeting in Philadelphia, joined by Harry M. Gage, acting president of Cor, for a later Association gathering. Mr. and Mrs. David Hampton visited their parents and then left for North Hollywood, California.
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Ivan H. Cummings
Fort Collins
Cola
Ralph M. Anderson
Eighteenth ‘Street
Philadelphia
Richard B. Hudson
Coe College
American Association of Academie
Dphiladelphi
Lar
Harry M. Gage
Cor
Association of American Chain
California
David Hampton
Wilam Frasher
Ceril Hampton
North Hoallywood, Cailf
Clemans
Lillian A.clemans
Ozzy E. Clemans
Marion
Gretta Richardson
Cedar Rapids
Mardoch Chapel
Hoy
James P. Gable
Burns
Oak Shade
Marion area notes and lodge installation report
Marion items include Bess Patterson holiday visit to Washington. Floyd C. Dickey installed commander of Patmos Commandery No. 27 Knights Templar. Robert Hess left for San Antonio to begin training. Royal Arch officers listed with Alan Portzline captain, George Sweet king, and others. Memorials for Lillian Clemans set for Marion’s Mardoch chapel. Various society notes, visits, and church time changes noted.
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Floyd C. Dickey
Patmos
Knights Temple Texas
Jimne Cayler
Robert Hess
San Antonio
Texas
Stulied
Air
R.A.M
C. C. Cayler
Jery
Alan E
David Portzline
Generalissime
Gilbert Frasher
French
Wyall Great Lakes Naval Training
Jace Kemp
Jack W. Ellis
Johajlis
William Frashers
L. Grilgner
Lester B. 'Ss Boettcher
Mardin Oxley
Vernal
Alan E. Portzline
Wallace Kemp
Italia
Sojowner
Clifford Hen
Vera Smith
Jhereon
Royal Arch
George N. Peyton
Fred C
Newlin
Queen - Teen
William L. Ireland
Sentinel
Ady
Mike Barr Named Delaware County Deputy Sheriff
Leonard Mike Barr of Manchester was named deputy to Sheriff George Ponsford at a county meeting in the court house. William S. Geleell was seated as supervisor. Fred A. Tuebner chaired the beard with Francis Skinner as vice-chairman. County Engineer Charles A. Spaethe was reappointed for two years at 4500 dollars. The supervisors set a rule for wolf or dog damage claims requiring notification within ten days. Lorraine Clark named second deputy to County Treasurer Edna Greener. Carl Mead reappointed court house custodian at 250 dollars monthly. Frank W Mead and wife reappointed county farm stewards for 1957 at 4000 dollars. Welfare board members Huebner, Odell, and Josephine Thorpe reappointed. Official depositories and newspapers named for county funds and notices.
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de Gaetic
Manchester
Leonard
Mike" Barr
George Ponsford
William S. Geleell
Fred A. Tuebner
Beard
Francis Skinner
Charles A. Spaethe
Lorraine Clark
Edna Greener
Carl Mead
Delhi
Frank W Mead
Huebner
Odell
Josephine Thorpe
Welfare Board
State Bank
Farmers
Merchans Savings Banks
Manychester
Farmers Savings Bank
Colesburg
Citizens Bank of
Hopkinson
Community Savings Bank
Edgewood
Delhi Savings Bank
Earlville
The
Manchester Press and
Democrat - Radio and
Hopkinton Leader
Gamma Globulin Shortage Reported by Iowa Health Dept
Iowa Health Department says gamma globulin supply is insufficient for physician use against red measles or infectious hepatitis in schools. Distribution limited to indigent or medically exposed persons. restricted use for children under two or those with serious conditions. No gamma globulin available for polio prevention at this time.
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Des Moines
Iowa Health Department
Rome
State Health Department
Smaller Cities Cutting D M Convention Total
Des Moines report shows Iowa towns reducing their share of state conventions. E L Pavel notes 1954 convention attendance at 80 percent, dropping to 81 percent in 1956. A record number of delegates attended 1958 conventions, spending an estimated $90,000 in Des Moines.
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D.M
Des Moines
Iowa
E. L. Pavel
Ture
Whee Acres
Deste Howe
Orighia
Greater
Huesis Commerce
Pavel
Mad Man Linked To Dope Traffic
Peter Coates, 41, alias Pauli Caras, a narcotics peddler and once among the treasury list of ten most wanted, surrendered to federal, Chicago, and state officials in Cicero without resistance when lawmen surrounded a two story building. He was unarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Peter Coates
Pauli Caras
Treasury Department
Cicero
Second Ryan Couple Wins Baby Contest
MANCHSTER A son born about 8:30 am Friday to Mr and Mrs Donald Donahue of Ryan is the second winner in the Chamber of Commerce New Year’s baby contest. It is the family's second son after three daughters. Earlier a daughter born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Clair Mangoulds of Ryan was the other winner. The event highlighted night and day births in Manchester and area.
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Donald Donahue
Ryan
Chamber of Commerce
Donahives
Clair Mangoulds
Manchirster
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Lamson Brothers
Ada M. Gretter Yazer
Merchants National Bank
Town Toys
U.S
Hlowx City
Sidox City
OPI
Neceluta
Cali
Tre
Fonda Iigh-gead
Lowerhelce Stirrs
Babe Zatt
Eer
RYE
Lau
Ena
SPW York Troducl
Sears
Exerha
Dread Ag
Ther Fing
Ackerman
Maquoketa
Donald L. Ackerman
J. G. Ahorne
Tomvody
Josien Daz Ackerman
Dallyered
Cuirogs
Jha Cariomin Sabule
Alinléa Central
Ayeet
Clover
Bowie
Chevrolet
Ford
Buick
Oldsmobile
Maud Mercury
Elie Chevsler
Rambler
Studebaker
Anar
iSix
Carolina
Dennis
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Bell
Amterafi
Torneio
Wingate
Add
Coliapee
Whipple & Winterberg, Inc
C. T
Tom
Nolan
Central City
C.R. Executives Association
Donald Johnson
Iowa State Coroners’ Association
Roosevelt
Coe
Kansas
Loveless
Hitarles
Diva Humbering
Commandery
Miss
Bess Patterson
Sam Patterson
Herr! Beauty Shop
Martelle
Robert Hammond, Sr
Minneapolis
Ales
Arthur Paul
Marielle
Hammonds
Robert Hammond, Jr
Fairhurst
Mollie Reith
J. J. Keith
New York City
South Hadley
Mass
Mt. Holyoke College
Tom Keith
Amherst
Amherst College
Little Sunbeams
Susie Odeen
Little Sunbeam Maidens
Blue Bird Group
Harry Odeen
Cara Lewis
Judy Sixta
Tranlee ‘Leeks
Sharon McCondauphy
Sharon Benne
San
Richard Pennington
Burling
Jton
LeVerne Gelliday
Burlington Clan 1
fTeturn
Vernon Lent
Eugene
Kenneth
Roselle
Milners
Neva Buck ‘Fuller
A. ©. Milner
Fuller
Thoenix
Bella
Harris
Marion Christian Church
Otla A. Beerman
Ic. A. Rivdal
Aoe
M. E. Chisman
Millie Ballon
Joe Leona Ness
10Th St
Ave
Eliza Cleland
Eleventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Masonic Temple
Mike Barr
Delaware County
Bren Franklin
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