Livestock Prices Hold Steady Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market notes show butcher hogs mostly steady with sows steady to strong while steers and heifers were scarce and steady. Slaughter lambs remained fully steady as receipts topped 1 000 head with good and choice meats trading around 21.30 to 24.00 dollars. Barrow and gilt prices varied with 200 to 300 pound ranges listed and weekly receipts estimated higher than last week.
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Francis 3
Ihe
Admiral Alteslain
Fullad Chem Allied Store
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Johnsonville
Jones Laughlin
Severn C. R
Cedar Rapids
Pyeh
Mil Co
Enna Ae Grosiun Glee Sun
ROY Central
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Edleon
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Lenhorn
Quiet Friday stock losses deepen on light volume
New York AP reports a quiet trading session with a small volume near two million shares. Major declines appeared in Aircrafts, steels and motors while many key stocks fell fractions to two points. The Dow Jones average and other quotes reflected broad weakness across sectors.
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New York
Omara Livestock Auction Report Receives Mixed Bids
Auction at Omara livestock sale yard shows steers at 25.00 per hundredweight and cows utility to commercial priced around 13.60 to 14.50 with several loads listed. Buyers and sellers posted varying bids as catalog entries include loads and weights among mixed lots.
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Omara Livestock
OMARA
Aps
Sheaffer Pen Company Sales Decline Reported
Madison reports show net sales of the Sheaffer Pen Company fell to 7,946,005 in the three months ending November 40, with earnings of 858,614 or 5 cents a share. Year totals reach 01 with earnings 1,423,034 or 85 cents a share, down from last year.
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Sheaffer Pen Company
Madison
Iscles
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company
L. HH. Black
Home Defense And Insurance Promotion Card
A fragmented old promotion urges readers to protect homes like fortresses using policy, highlighting liability for accidents on premises and offering details by phone. It references defensive themes and invites inquiry, though text is garbled and incomplete.
Yugoslavia Renounces Free Economic Aid for Now
Belgrade AP reports Yugoslavia will end free economic aid and seek long term credits to speed development. Vice President Svetozar Vukmanovic says U S grants helped independence and growth, but future cooperation can continue with other financing while military aid has ceased.
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Yugoslavia
Svetozar Vukmanovic
U.S
U. S
Washington
Intersid
State Commerce Commission
U.laminer
Paul C. Albus
ICC
North Western
Oranch
Helle Plaine Vukounovie
Yugoslav Policy Aims for Broad Cooperation With Soviets
Vukmanovitch said Yugoslav policy seeks active cooperation with all countries including the Soviet Union and Russia despite ideological differences. He called normalization with the USSR a major achievement and stressed that disagreements cannot divide Yugoslavia.
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Soviet Union
Russia
Yugoshivia
Vukmanovyie
Space warfare agency eyed to plan future weaponry
The United States aims to channel manpower and funds to a new Pentagon ARPA like entity for space weapons research. Eisenhower outlined a plan to start with roughly 10 million dollars, potentially increasing to about 400 million from Air Force Navy and Army budgets as scientists and technicians shift to the space program.
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Elton Fay
Washington
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Department of Defense
Lee
Navy Vanguard
Army
Guiar Space
ARPA
Defense Department
Air Force
Navy
Space Agency
Loveless Sees Korea Bond Sale Possible Pending Court Ruling
Loveless said the 26 million dollar Korea bonus bond issue could be sold if the Supreme Court rules it legal. The court's decision is expected next week after approval in the 1956 election. Officials feared high interest rates might block sale. The bond's interest limit is about 4.25 percent.
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Herschel
Loveless
Supreme Cow
Supreme Court
Rickover
Clairman Johnson
Texas
Case
R-S.d
Teee
Yate
Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Loveess
Atom Submarine Started In Ex Powder Room
Navy pioneer program began in an office converted from a women’s powder room. Rear Admiral Rickover testified to a senate subcommittee about initial official support and the path of the atomic submarine’s development. He noted limits on consultations and described bond sale issues and future oxygen-from-sea-water tech for submerged operation.
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Edwin Exaaninsen
Washington
Rickover
Navy
Senate
Iickover
Rail line abandonment denied amid shift to trucking
The examiner noted opposition from local shipping interests as the commission refused three times in recent years to permit the abandonment. Albus said the area relies on trucking for transportation and the rail line needs rehabilitation, a cost not warranted by current freight volumes.
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Varane
Lily
Albus
Fis
Marine Officers May Be Called In Lowan Case
San Diego AP reports that Marine drill instructors, including those trained by S/Sgt. Frank J. Humphrey, may be called as character witnesses at his court-martial. Twenty-two privates said Humphrey borrowed over $300 from them in two months but repaid none. Privates described his drill instruction as good and recounted loan details and repayment attempts.
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Calif
Marine
S/Sgt
Frank J. Humphrey
Exiday
Pvi
George A. Chapman
Hum
Lewis Keith Improves After Motorcycle Crash
ADJ 3/c Lewis Keith, 19, at Great Lakes Naval Hospital shows marked improvement after multiple brain concussions from Aug. 17 motorcycle crash in Dothan Alabama. His older brother, ADJ 3/c John Keith Jr., was killed in the same accident. Keith may need a corneal transplant on his left eye. they were based at Cecil Field Florida. Keith is the son of John D. Keith and wife of Marion.
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Adj
Lewis Keith
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Keith
John Keith, Jr
Dothan
Ala
Cecil Air Force Base
Florida
John D. Keiths
Marion
Eisenhower to request 1959 budget and debt ceiling rise
President Eisenhower plans to send a budget near 73.8 billion dollars for the 1959 fiscal year and seek a slight increase in the federal debt ceiling. Officials say the budget will be nearly balanced but show a small deficit due to defense outlays rising about 1.3 billion and revenue declines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Conkress Blondi
State of the Union
Congress
Defense Department
Alose
Mr. Eisernhower
Truman
Allamakee NFO votes to merge with Farmers Union
National Farmers Organization members from Allamakee county vote 44 to 5 to join the Farmers Union. Attendees include John Lane of Cascade and Emery Jacobs of Oklahoma City. NFO leaders favor preserving independence, while Union leaders push affiliation.
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National Farmers Organizarian
Allamakee County
Farmers Union
John Lane Af Cascade
Towa
They
NFO
Emery Jacobs
Oklahoma City
James Pattson
Iowa Nfo
Educator Enters Congress Race Edison Pharmacy
An educator announces a campaign for Congress amid debates over health access and prescription coverage. The candidate ties voting records to community needs while highlighting work at a local Edison pharmacy and advocacy groups.
Cedar Rapids woman cleared of one traffic charge
Clara Welky, 64, of Cedar Rapids, was found innocent on one traffic count and guilty on another from a Jan. 3 accident two miles east of Swisher. No injuries were reported.
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Gazalte
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Clara Velky
Swisher
Driver Cleared of Major Charge. License Violation Found Guilty
Judge Ansel Chapman ruled she was innocent of stopping on a highway with poor rear visibility but found her guilty of violating a license restriction requiring a rearview mirror. She was fined five dollars and suspended for 30 days. The hearing also noted a review of driving qualifications and license registration. A separate probate notice announced the will hearing for Wihur W. Albeugh with court details and dates.
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Chapman
Jim Heddens
Welky
The
Killies
East Side
Tickets Sold For Wonderful Town Reach 1500 In Two Days
In Mt Vernon 1500 dollars of tickets for the Broadway musical Wonderful Town were sold by Junior Chamber of Commerce members. The sale included 248 five dollar patron tickets and 140 general admission tickets. Jaycee officials expect higher totals as more campaign workers report in.
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Jaycee
Bute
Sue
Aera
Will
Rickover
Congress
Texas
Thin Coe College
Gudlibornen
Aine Hayes
Indicted on Manslaughter Charge in Clinton Death
Clinton county grand jury returned a manslaughter indictment against Maynard Schultz of Clinton in the death of Robert House of Clinton on December 81. County Attorney Warren C Mohnson said Schultz would be arraigned early next week and may go to trial this month, Schultz free on a $3,000 bond.
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Clinton
Clinton County
Maynard
Pschultz
Robert
House
Warren C Mohnson
Schully
Schultz
Oelwein Plans Police Upgrades After Council Session
Innovations for the Oelwein police department were announced at the Thursday council meeting. Plans include hiring plain clothes patrols night radio operator and a new patrol car, both cars to be radio equipped. Police budget rises to 41 000 with 5 000 transferred from liquor fund. Ray Stoddard reappointed chief. Also approved a 2 180 water pump for west townside, reducing local water discharge from 700 to 400 gallons per minute.
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