Hogs Steady as Market Closes Slowly in Local Report
Lamson Brothers issues market notes with A G Hoelzen managing Cedar Rapids office. Local items include a school story hour at Kenwood branch library, garage owners representing Cedar Rapids unit in Des Moines, a hospital patient at St Luke's, a church break in, missing tools from a truck at Circle tavern, and Chamber of Commerce reservations for the Roosevelt hotel annual meeting with about 500 on hand.
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Kenwood
First Avenue SE
Robert Murray
Bob Myers
Paul Myers Auto Rebuilders
Webb Wright
Webbs’ Transmission Service
Cedar Rapids
Independent ‘Garage Owners of
Iowa
Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Livestock Market Report from Chicago Auction Yard
Hogs were steady with active to slow trade as buyers absorbed small supplies. Cattle and calves showed steady to strong demand with prime slaughter steers at 29.00 per 300 pounds and heifers up to 27.50, while cows ranged 14.50 to 16.00. Sheep and lambs posted gains on slaughter lambs 50 to 75 higher and natives around 20.00 to 20.75 for 90 to 105 pounds.
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Chicago
Livehog market report from Des Moines auction summary
Des Moines market steady to 25 lower with receipts around 75,000. Hog prices listed by weight show butchers at 200-220 pounds 15.50 to 16.00, 240-270 pounds 14.35 to 15.50, and sows across several weight ranges from 11.25 to 14.90. Week comparison suggests slight declines versus year ago and prior week.
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Des Moines
UPI
Hogs and Prices Listed in Waterloo Market Report
UPI report shows hog classifications by weight with prices ranging from 13.25 to 14.75 dollars. Various weight brackets are noted including 160 to 360 pounds with corresponding per hundredweight values.
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Waterlos
UPI
Omaha Livestock Cattle Prices Reported at Omaha
UPI reports cattle receipts 11,500 with steer trades mostly 25 cents lower and heifers weak to 25 cents lower. High choice steers around 1050 lbs traded near 28.00 with majority 26.50 to 27.25. loads of 950 to 1025 lb heifers mostly 27.25 and 26.25 to 27.00.
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Omaha
UPI
Sioux City Cattle Market Steady to Lower On Slaughter Stocks
Cattle receipts reach 8000 with no calves. Slaughter steers and heifers slow, market poorly tested. Early sales show slaughter steers steady to 25 cents lower. Heifers about steady with high choice loads around 1,000 to 1,150 pounds fetching 27.00 to 27.50. High choice prime steers at 28.25 for 1,075 pounds and heifers 28.00 for 1,075 to 1,100 pounds. most heifers 26.50 to 27.25.
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Sioux City
UPI
Cedar Rapids hog market holds steady amid mixed prices
Tuesday market prices show steady hog values with Monday’s butchers 200 to 230 lb at 15.00 to 15.85 dollars and bulk 1s and 2s 15.50 to 15.85. Sows 13.25 to 14.25. weight-based deductions apply to packers and butchers. Egg and wool quotations, along with grain and miscellaneous item prices, are listed.
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Chicago
USDA
Cedar Rapids
Spillville Woman Dies in House Fire
Lena Kirmish, 86, of Spillville, perished in a fire at her residence about 8 a.m. Tuesday. Authorities said the blaze started near a heating stove. a neighbor pulled her from the flames, but she died at the hospital. Fire crews from Calmar and Spillville fought the fire. the house burned out. Services planned at Balik Funeral Home.
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Spillville
Lena Kirmish
Calmar
Balik Funeral Home
Pall Mall Tops Cigarette Sales for Fourth Year
Retail data shows Pall Mall leading domestic cigarette sales for the fourth year, with Camel Winston Salem Lucky Strike Kent Marlboro L and M following. The report details brand rankings and market share across 1962 domestic sales.
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Pall Mall
Winston Salem
Kent Marlboro
Shares Rise Strikes Snag
Stocks moved irregularly late Tuesday as mild profit taking interrupted the uptrend. Trading slowed after a vigorous start with volume about 4.8 million versus 5 million on Monday. Most key stocks changed by fractional amounts as the market digested Kennedy's tax cut proposals and awaited further congressional actions.
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New York
Kennedy
Congress
Shadel Leads World News on KCRG TV9 Nightly
Bill Shadel guides ABC world events on NEWS FINAL at 10 15 PM weekday on KCRG TV9 delivering its late news roundup with concise coverage and closing remarks from the newsroom.
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ABC
Bill Shadel
Kcrg-Tv
Demand Turns Grains Higher in Tuesday Market
Demand steadily increased for grain futures as prices turned higher. Rye and soybeans rose over two cents a bushel in early trading while wheat and corn gained around one cent, and oats a small fraction, with soybeans leading gains at up to 34 to 234 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago cash provisions and grain prices summary
Chicago cash provisions report lists wheat sales as none. Corn prices show No 2 yellow at 1.19 1/2 dollars and No 3 yellow at 1.18 1/2. Oats No 2 extra heavy white around 76 cents. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.62 dollars. Soybean oil near 9 1/2 cents. Barley priced at choice 1.25 to 1.33 dollars and feed 96 cents to 1.10 dollars.
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Alleghany Corp
Jones Laughlin
Allied Chem
Kennecott Cpr
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EJ Korvette
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Abc-Para
Libby McNeill
Libby Owens
Lig & Myers Am Home
Lockh
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Lorillard
Lukens
Amn
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T and T
Martin-Mariet Amn Tobacco
Maytag
Jim Anaconda
Erck
Armco Steel
Armour & Co
Melis Mo
Natl Steel
Borg Warner
Natl
Brunswick Car
NY_ Central
Briggs Mfg
Nor Nat Gas
Nor Pac RR Y
Nor Amn Avi
Canada Dry Burghs Corp
Olin-Math
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Wensill Glass
Procter
Colo Fuel
Colg Palmolive
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Quaker Oats
Del
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Regis Aper Crane
Sears Roebuck Curtiss Wr
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Chicago
Chicago Market Report Butter Eggs Poultry Potatoes
Chicago wholesale prices steady across butter eggs and poultry with minor shifts. Butter lines hold at 93 score AA 572c and 92 A 57 2c while eggs firm with whites 38c and standards 35c. poultry bids show slight dips then gains. potatoes arrivals 52 on track 167 with Idaho russets $4.20 and Red River Valley round reds $2.10 amid cool demand and limited trading.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
New York Egg and Butter Market Report Summary
The AP USDA market notes show eggs adequate on large and light on balance, demand fair on large and good on balance, with extras at 39 1/2 to 40 1/2 cents. Butter is fully ample with regular demand and prices unchanged, indicating stable dairy pricing.
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New York
USDA
City Briefs and Local Meetings Update
A series of postponements and upcoming events fill the brief. Civil defense meeting at 7 36 Wednesday at the board of education is indefinitely postponed. Speakers include Redd Gardner of KCRG and Thomas A McClain of Chicago at various venues. nursing home association district meeting in Town House. preschool story hour at the library. Linn County American Legion events with a luncheon. a crystal forms talk at Coe College. and a Christmas tree sale payoff dinner at Town House.
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Neiderhiser Appeal Denied by Iowa Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court denied Wil bert Vernon Neiderhiser’s appeal in a Linn county divorce case. The court noted a two year pattern of not only disorderly conduct but also deliberate violations of court orders and disrespect for court procedure, affecting the decree terms.
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High Court
Wilbert Vernon Neiderhiser
Linn
Supreme Court
Neiderhizer
Minn vote case to panel Monday
In Minnesota a three judge panel will hear a recount challenge to the governorship on Monday. Karl Rolvaag ally C L Nelson will present evidence of voting deviations in five precincts. If upheld, about 200 ballots could shift the outcome, potentially overturning the canvassing board result that Republican Elmer Anderson won by 142 votes.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
C. L. Nelson
Karl Rolvaag
Nelson
Elmer Anderson
Andersen
Nurse Elaine Duvel Announces City Hall Self-Help Meeting
Winneshiek county nurse Elaine Duvel said a medical self help meeting will be held Thursday at 7 45 p m in Decorah city hall She will give lessons and demonstrations on artificial respiration fractures and splinting
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Gazette
Decorah
Elaine Duvel
Winneshiek County
Positive Life Savers For Quick Cash Ads
Classified for sale notices promise fast cash and urge readers to dial EM 2 1121 to place an ad. The brief copy frames ad taker service as a convenient way to move items quickly.
High School Building Completion Delayed to March 1
Sept John H Messerli announced the high school project is pushed to March 1 with minor tasks like painting tiling and gym floor work underway. Electrical work remains unfinished while physics and chemistry labs will be installed next week and tiling and gym painting proceed. Signals at the Blairs Ferry road diagonal crossing near C avenue NE are now installed and operating.
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John H. Messerli
Messerli
Milwaukee Railroad
Blairs Ferry Road
C Avenue NE
Investor asks for short term plans and retirement stock picks
Navy member with ten years to retirement asks about a 30 dollar monthly investment. The adviser says ten years is not short term and suggests a two month 60 dollar plan, starting with growth stocks and shifting to income producers as retirement nears, plus lists of each stock type.
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Abraham Lincoln
Marion Police Urge Caution on Icy Streets
Marion police warn residents to drive carefully as bare spots and icy patches appear on streets and intersections. Parking congestion hinders street cleaning, and cars left beyond 24 hours may be tagged or towed at the owner's expense after 48 hours. Two minor accidents were reported overnight.
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Marion
Local Marion Clubs Share Meeting Notes and Ads
Marion Mothers club meets Thursday at 7 45 p m at 1895 Douglas Court. Mari Linn 4 H club reports January meeting with demonstrations on science fair exhibits and Draker Dividers. Marian YMCA Week plans announced for January 20 27 at the Marion branch with activities listed for women’s handicraft class dance lessons and judo club.
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Marion Mothers Club
Robert Murray
Douglas Court
YMCA
Marion
Serle Deaver
Industrial Production Holds Record High in December
Washington report shows December industrial production and construction unchanged from November. Retail sales repeat the November peak. The production index stands at 120 percent of the 1957 to 1959 average, with July through December staying between 119 and 120 percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Marionettes Hold Meeting and Bed Making Demo
The Marionettes 4 H club met at Pat Burns home where Susan Hampton spoke on The Story of Sally and Pat Burns demonstrated The Correct Way to Make a Bed. Next meeting at Barbara Graham's home on Snow Plowing Driveways or Parking Lots listed with phone DR 7 5326. Busy Blue Birds elected officers Trina Swindell president Bonnie Allan treasurer and others listed. Irwin's great January clearance now on.
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Pat Burns
Susan Hampton
Sally
Barbara Graham
Busy Blue Birds
Trina Swindell
Bonnie Allan
Pam Olson
Susan Kerr
Robert Hackert
Debbie Hunter
Ann Ratkewicz
Marie Kriegermeier
Jackie Litzinger
Susan Chester
Nona Horning
Express Director NEW YORK (UPI) Eu gene Black appointed director
Eu gene Black, former president of the World Bank, is named a director of American Express Co. The appointment expands the board with a veteran international finance leader.
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New York
UPI
Eugene Black
The
World Bank
American Express Co
I Churchmen Agree Racial Bias and Religion Don’t Mix
At a national conference in Chicago Catholic, Protestant and Jewish leaders endorsed a common premise that religion cannot practice racism in America. They urged subordinate doctrinal differences to advance racial justice and improve human dignity, stressing a church disciplined as a witness and service to the least brother.
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Chicago
America
John Egan
Chicago Archdiocesan Conservation Council
Frank Littell
Chicago Theological Seminary
Morris Adler
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Detroit
Iowa public employees retirement plan eyed for boost
Des Moines AP Chairman Howard C. Buck and Rep. A. L. Mensing seek committee bills to nearly double pensions for Iowa state and local workers including teachers. The plan adds about 83 000 employees, reallocates about 18 million IPERS funds, raises max salary base to 4800, and could require an extra one seventh mill tax.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Howard C. Buck
Melbourne
Senate
Social Security Committee
Rep
A. L. Mensing
Lowden
Buck
Arabian King Saud Recovers From Illness in Switzerland
King Saud of Saudi Arabia has recovered after a hospitalization in Lausanne Switzerland where he was treated for hypertension and heart weakness following a pneumonia attack. Doctors released a bulletin noting the monarch’s improvement after the monthlong stay.
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Lausanne
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Switzerland
Notice of Ancillary Coexecutors for Harry C Trimble
On January 11 1963 in Linn County Iowa State Street Bank and Trust Company and William Cook Shuttleworth and Ingersoll were appointed and qualified as Ancillary Coexecutors of the estate of Harry C Trimble deceased All debtors must pay promptly and creditors file authenticated claims with the Linn County Iowa District Court Clerk Attention is drawn to the notice by the appointed executors and undersigned attorneys Shuttleworth Ingersoll.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Harry C. Trimble
Iowa
State Street Bank and Trust Company
William
Cook
Shuttleworth & Ingersoll
State of
Lewis . Sawyer
Executrix Named in Linn County Probate
Irma McGrady is named Executrix of the estate of Lewis Sawyer, deceased of Linn County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the Linn County District Court and debtors should settle accounts promptly. Claassen Kreuter Ford Beling act as attorneys for the estate.
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Irma McGrady
Executrix Claassen, Kreuter, Ford &Beling
Notice of Will Probate in Cedar Rapids Iowa 1963
The District Court in Cedar Rapids Iowa will hear on January 21 1963 at 9:00 a.m. the will purportedly of Wallace Gerald Vincent late of Dar County for proof and admission to probate. Dated January 14 1963. Melvin J. McCalley Clerk Moyer Bergman Attorneys.
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on January 21 1963 at 9:00 am a will instrument of Elizabeth Ross late of Linn County deceased will be presented for proof and admission to probate before the District Court at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Shuttleworth and Ingersoll attorneys for the district court.
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Linn County
Elizabeth Ross
Nonine
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Notice of Will Probate Linn County Iowa 1963
Notice to all concerned that on January 18 1963 at 9 00 o clock a m an instrument purporting to be the last will of Ither Angler deceased of Linn County will come for hearing in Cedar Rapids Iowa The attorney listed is Kubicek Novak Kubicek Attorneys at law in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Executrix Named in Mason Estate in Linn County Iowa
Emily V. Mason appointed January 7 1963 as Executrix of the estate of Ray Mason Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted or having claims against the estate must present them to the Clerk of Linn County District Court Barnes Wadsworth Elderkin Locher and Pirnie Attorneys for settlement.
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Emily V. Mason
Executrix Barnes, Wadsworth, Elderkin, Locher and Pirnie
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