Hogs and cattle markets edge higher on midweek trading
Chicago livestock notes show hogs mostly steady with some weakness in early trade. Choice and prime steer prices rise about 23 to 50 cents, with receipts around 13,000 hogs and 800 cattle and calf offerings. Prices quoted for No 1–4 hogs 190–230 lbs at 19.00 to 18.75 per cwt and various beef cuts bidding higher.
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Stock Market Scores Gains Invalings Des Moines Tuesday
Des Moines markets show gains as trading slacks late Monday with volume around 100,000 shares. Prices listed include top at 19.40 and various figures for cattle contracts and other commodities.
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New York
Uelow
Les
Lon Eiseshiew
Earlville Masonic Officers Installed
Reports list officers installed for the Earlville Masonic lodge including wardens and treasurers. Also notes a Chicago AP update on soybean support and grain market changes with related prices and commodity quotes as of the period.
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Catedir Earlville
Aivin
Tam Thay
Earlville
Half Way House Plan To Be Presented Here
Cedar Rapids outlines a half way house concept for returning mental health patients. The Onr Leave Society meets at 7 45 p m at the YWCA to discuss a hostel serving as a post discharge base. Ghana Soviet Ties: Britain commonwealth nation Ghana agrees to diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union.
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Cedar Rapids
YWCA
May Hoike
Bklun
Loadom
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Ube
Purge in Slovak Communist party topples vice premier
In Vienna AP reports Stefan Sebesta, Slovakia’s vice premier, is ousted after a central committee resolution condemning bourgeois nationalism and separatist tensions. Jan Stencl appointed to replace him as Prague and Slovak officials reshuffle authority amid ongoing tensions with Prague.
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Slovak Communist Party
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Sebesta
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Czechoslovak Communist Party
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Slovakia
Karol Badlek
Rude Prave
Czech Communist Party
Rosie Prave
Czechoslovakia
Wall Street Hears on 1957 oil, bonds, and stocks
New York reports Ohio Oil at a little above 5.14 in 1956. Babcock and Wilcox estimates at 3 a share. American Chain and Cable and other firms are listed with yields around 3 to RS percent. Various speculators and analysts discuss high income and investment themes amid market uncertainty.
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INS
Ohio Oil
IRS
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Elsat
Henfeld and Stern
Amerian Chain and Cable
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Southern Pacific
Stone and Webster
Wre
Ohio Railroading
Maxtown Hobby Wiesenberger
Moreport
Heethers
Hueyrus-Erie
Pyhound
Pullman
Vuana- Tal
Watehward
December Jobless Rise and Civil Service Pay Plan Outlined
The report shows December unemployment up 186,000 with the rate at 13.2 percent, notes factory and construction cutbacks, and Holiday hiring modestly offsetting losses. The White House released a plan for a 1.053 billion annual federal pay raise affecting 1.5 million postal and Civil Service workers, with minimum 4 percent boosts for military and higher grades, effective July 1.
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Commerce and Labor Departments
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Postal Service
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Congress
Uake
Eight Sputnik Fragments Tracked By Ohio State Scientists
Ohio State University scientists led by Dr. John Kraus say Sputnik 2 broke into eight fragments in early January before deorbiting. They tracked the pieces from January 2 to 6 and concluded the final fragment fell around January 7, with observations aligning with a Russian report of disintegration.
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Ohio State University
John Kraus
Kraus
Ohio State
Krans
Observatory
National Bureau of Standards
Wwy
Washington
University
Motives Behind $5,000 Tip Claim In San Francisco Case
In San Francisco a lawyer seeks a court ruling that her husband is mentally incompetent after a $5,000 tip dispute. The petition cites a 4 ntatic depressive diagnosis from a Pennsylvania clinic and mentions prior travel and police statements about the Parkesburg account.
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Jesse DL. Kenworths
Parkes Rg
Lorna Kenworthy
n+ Scinita
Calif
Milton Sapiro
Kenworthy
Pennsylvania
Bruno del Carlo
George Page
Kenworthr
Parkesburg
Bel Carle
Sunday No Parking Rules in Decorah
Decorah mayor Rosenthal authorized no parking signs at church corners for Sunday services to allow churchgoers to alight onto sidewalks. Signs read no parking from here to corner and will be placed by the churches only on Sundays. Parking will be allowed the rest of the week. Churches involved include First Lutheran Decorah Lutheran First Methodist and St Benedicts Catholic.
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Decorah
Rosenthal
First Lutheran
Decorah Lutherlan
First Methodist
St. Benadict’s Catholic
Drastic Federal Action Sought to Save Railroads
Lead railroad executives urged drastic steps to cut taxes and deregulate to avert bankruptcy, lashing at state and federal policies favoring air and highway carriers. They proposed removing passenger service rules or shifting them to the Interstate Commerce Commission to run on economic grounds.
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Senate
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Albert F. Perlman
New York Central Railroad
Perlman
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Marion Council Names Five Member Adjustment Board
Marion city council appointed a five man board of adjustment to hear appeals from the new zoning ordinance. Members are Robert Stone, chairman, Kenneth Bartlett, Neil K. Garnatz, Donald Bateman and Roy Fystrom. Also notes transfers of funds and property reclassifications in Marion.
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Warren Read
Fourteenth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Ishrael
New Officers Installed at Marion Rebekah Lodge
Maud A. Robison was installed as noble grand of Marion Rebekah Lodge No 35 in TOOF hall by Lucille Sheels district deputy president and Star of Maine Lodge No 23 Cedar Rapids. Dinner for 50 followed. officers installed included Bernila Weaver Florence Clark Ruth Booze Helen Mann and others. Attendance from Des Moines Ames and Anamosa noted. Marion community updates and local notices accompany the report.
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Grove City
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Star of Maine
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Robbie Blair
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Leana Stokka
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Ames
Elizabeth Lyons
Thomas Kimpson
Anamosa
Allis-Chalmers Plans New Laboratory Facility
Allis-Chalmers will construct a new 24,000 square foot laboratory on a 30 acre site in Greendale, southwest of Milwaukee. About 150 to 200 staff including scientists and engineers will work in a one story masonry steel and glass building with a machine shop for research and analyses.
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Allis-Chalmers
Greendale
Miwaukee
Beetiweeen
Tory
Iris name tied to Greek rainbow goddess origins
The iris is named for the Greek goddess of the rainbow. About 260 sperm are native to lands north of the equator. Historically iris varieties traveled with flower-loving peoples, making its Old World origin hard to pinpoint. The iris belongs to a family that includes the gladiolus, crocus, and freesia.
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Equator
Judge H C Nichol of Ames Dies Suddenly
Ames AP District Judge H C Nichol, 63, died suddenly at his home Monday afternoon. He practiced law 28 years in Ames, then became a Judge of the Eleventh district in January 1951. Born in Scranton, he served in World War I and graduated from the University of Town in 1921. His death is attributed to heart failure.
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H. C. Nichol
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Scranton
Signal Corps
University of Town
Eleventh
Soviet Suppression of Ike Space Pact Proposal Alleged
Washington based agency reports the state department accuses the Soviet Union of withholding news of President Eisenhower's proposal to renounce space militarization from Russian citizens. spokesman Lincoln White claims the package has been suppressed inside Russia.
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INS
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Eisenhower
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Lincoln
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Chaplin's Son Held as Drunk Driving Suspect
Charles Chaplin Jr was jailed in Los Angeles on suspicion of misdemeanor drunken driving after police pursued him for blocks and through two red lights. He refused a sobriety test but failed a walk a straight line attempt.
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