Hogs Steady To 50 Higher In U S March Livestock Markets
Chicago and Des Moines markets report hogs mostly 25 cents higher with some gains up to 50 cents on heavier weights. Cattle receipts around 21,000 with prime steers trading near 31.50 and heifers advancing, while sheep and lambs firm by about 25 cents. Sioux City and Omaha show mixed gains across cattle and calves, with prices listed for various weight ranges.
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Chicaro Livestock
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Omaita
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Cedar Rapids
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Chalee
Helfere
Ty Geerlines
Cherice
LE Boa
Clacinds
Beeiet
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Laren
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L&g. Poulibe
Leehorn Springs
Te Henao
Pteen Spal Dai Geain
Selinw
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Wall Street Trading
Stocks moved higher on average in New York as volumes reached about 2.3 million shares. Key issues rose fractions to a point while some lagged, signaling a cautious advance after a gains last week.
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New York
Lake Munlay
Wheat and Corn Futures Decline Across Markets
Chicago and Des Moines reports show wheat and corn futures slipping as hedge selling continues. The Dow and commodity quotes reflect cautious traders amid mixed cash market signals and rising vegetable and soy markets.
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Chicago
Pakistan
New York Produce Market Receipts and Prices
Market report shows steady to firm tone with two day receipts around 192000 pounds. Cream and butter prices appear at several cited scores with values near seven dollars per unit. Trading activity remains cautious as buyers and sellers assess current demand in New York. exact figures are obscured by OCR errors but indicate stable levels for dairy commodities.
Paulette Goddard to marry author Remarque in swift move
DETROIT AP Actress Paulette Goddard flies to New York after quitting a stage farce to marry author Erich Maria Remarque. She said she would leave two months ago to wed and noted this will be her fourth marriage. Betty Field replaced her in The Waltz of The Toreadors.
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Detroit
Paulette Goddard
New York
Miss Goddard
Erich Maria Remarque
Friel
Deirolk
Switzerland
Betty Field
Melvyn Douglas
Miss Godard
Edgar James
Charles Chaplin
Burgess Merecdith
Decorah Corn Drive slated for Jan 29 with injuries
Decorah residents prepare for the annual Corn Drive on January 29 to aid a local hospital and Easter Seals. The event follows a traffic crash near Preston that injured Mrs Kinney and her daughter Sharon, with the Kinney family delivering proceeds via Rotary clubs. Meanwhile six people died in a Hastings Florida farmhouse fire, and a separate note mentions Germany’s foreign policy debate and Kennan’s role.
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Maqugketa AP
Johnna Kinney
Harold Kinney
Decoraie
Preston
Tan
Kinney
Sharon
Berlin
Chancellor
Adenwuer
West Ger-Dim
George Kennan
Von
Brown Describes Back Road Patrol In Safety Article
Chicago based report outlines Iowa safety officials leading a national drive against deceptive booby traps on secondary back roads. High hazard areas, obscured signs, and sparse markings prompt saturation patrols and joint enforcement with sheriffs. Motivated by rising deaths, the effort stresses public reaction and safer driving practices on rural routes.
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Chicago
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Iowa
Morrison
San Pee
National Safety Coun- Eas
State Safety Department
State Association of Sheriffs
Town Highway Patrol
Gee Pansionst Brown
Mable Wen
Honolulu
T. H
LeVin Bue
Minneapolis
Bue
LD. Smith
Swiss Rule Out Parley Initiative At Present Tim
Switzerland told the Soviet Union it will not assume the initiative to convene a Geneva summit now. A Moscow note said Bern will not convene an international conference yet, citing differing governments and ongoing disarmament talks. Switzerland offered to aid if major powers agree on the desirability of a conference.
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Congress should question military witnesses on defense budget
Senator Knowland urged congressional committees to question generals about the defense budget, asserting Congress must stay fully informed as the Constitution assigns funding responsibility. General Twining warned that officers answering may risk public disagreement with the president. A separate note reports Marion YMCA Youth Center basketball beating Cedar Rapids Boogadeers 20 14, with a next game scheduled against Ellis Y.
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Senate
Nathan Twining
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White House Keeps Heidi the Weimaraner at 1600 Pennsylvania
Washington dispatch reports President and Mrs. Eisenhower decided to keep Heidi the Weimaraner at the White House rather than the Gettysburg farm. The dog has been seen on the south grounds and is popular with the Eisenhower grandchildren. The first couple may soon receive Tibetan mastiffs as a gift from Nepal. The president and Mamie traveled to Chicago for a Republican finance dinner, with Mamie joining for travel logistics and late-night plans.
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White House
Eisenhower
Heidi
Gettysburg
Alexandria
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ward
Nepal
Tibet
Cedar Council Aids Cornell Training Cruise
Cedar County community leaders plan a two week educational cruise for Cornell College students from Rustharire to lift educational quality. Seaman Busenbark of the U. S. Naval Reserve will lead the Cedar county phase launching later this week for the voyage to Virginia.
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MT. Vernon
Cedar
Donald Busenbark
U. S. Naval Reserve
Cedar County
Cornell Colfolk
City Briefs and Local Notices From Cedar Rapid Chronicle
City briefs report Mrs Harley Clymer of 408 First Avenue NE hospitalized at University Hospitals awaiting surgery with Dr Hoyt Thomas listed. Ahepa Cedar Rapids chapter 194 meets Tuesday at 4 15 p m in St John the Baptist hall, 501 A J Avenue NE. The 1968 Chevrolet is compared with Rapids Chevrolet Co at 601 Isl Ave SE. Dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Hess and children, and Mr and Mrs James Lang of Ames at the Norman Severinsen home in West Branch. Beckett family weekend visit to Boone noted. Paul Braver now works at Frett's Barber Shop, Marion high school graduate 1957. Mrs T Arthur Newman and relatives visit IA City. Newman at VA hospital for observation and treatment. Cornell of War Veterans program outlines three year goals for Linn County Development Council budget of 1 511 200 sought, with council members named. Theater guest tickets issued for Gazette Want Ads readers. License suspended for John Schumacher 16 of Westland Road NW for speeding, 30 day ban and $15 fine.
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Cedar Meeting
Linn County
Norredts
Henry Walters
Vincent Gough
Burl Maxwell
J. C. Rummells
Howard Hamilton
E. C. Freese
George Brown
Rosesell D. Cole
Cornell
Slav Extradition Hearing Ordered
The story outlines a U S Yugoslav extradition case involving Andrija Artukovic once minister of the interior in the Nazi regime. The Supreme Court directed custody and a U S commissioner hearing in California while a U S marshal held Artukovic pending the hearing. Justice Black and Douglas dissented.
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Artukovic
U.S
California
Black
Douglas
AFROTC Cadets Earn Awards at Coe Ceremony
Six Coe College AFROTC cadets, four from Cedar Rapids, share seven awards at the annual inspection in the Coe gym. NATO delegates Fridjon Thordarson and Carl Langseth presented several honors, including meritorious service ribbons and leadership recognitions for cadets Theodore Finley, Robert D. Brown, Robert M. Young, and Howard Kucera.
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Afrotc
Cedar Rapids
Coe Gymnasium
NATO
Theodore Finley
Altona
Fridjon Thordarson
Iceland
Robert D. Brown
R. ‘Gresham Cooke
United Kingdom
Charles 41. Callas
Maxwell, Ala
Children Not Hurt In Plane Runaway
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. Three children were passengers in a runaway plane that bounced across the municipal airport and nosed down in a wooded area near the field. None was seriously hurt. The father, Claude P. Collier, strapped them in the rear seat while checking the craft before a ride with an instructor. The plane left the ground at least twice and climbed about 30 feet before crashing. Claude, 10, Fred, 4, and Linda crawled from the wreckage. Linda was admitted to a hospital for observation. the boys suffered scratches and bruises.
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Fla
Claude P. Collier
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Claude
Fred
Linda
Auto Train Crash Leaves Morrison Unharmed
Gorlan Morrison of 1318 Northview Drive Maxion escaped injury after a 7:30 am Monday auto train crash. Rain frayed visibility and minor damage reported.
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Gorlan J. Morrison
Northview Drive
Maxion
Yugoslavia protests French seizure of cargo
Yugoslavia protested to France over the seizure of cargo aboard the Yugoslav freighter Slovenija. Paris says 150 tons of weapons were captured after two French warships intercepted the ship near Oran to halt the shipment believed for Algerian rebels. Slobody envoy claimed the vessel was offshore en route to Morocco.
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INS
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Mondiay
France
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Slovenija
Oran
Yusoslav
Morocco
Casablanca
Riverside Driver In Critical Condition After Crash
Elmo C Heitzman a 62 year old Riverside resident was listed in critical condition at Mercy hospital after a Saturday night crash Four miles southwest of Here Heitzman was found unconscious in a wrecked car at the end of a T intersection by a passing motorist Authorities believe he drove off the intersection in the accident remained unconscious Monday at the hospital
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Elmo C. Heitzman
Riverside
Mercy Hospital
Heitzman
Here
Canberra Bomber Crewmen Grapple Over Oxygen Madness
Royal Air Force two man Canberra bomber crew wrestled for the controls at 30,000 feet after an oxygen shortage caused both to misread the other as drunk. Intercom failed, the pilot dived to denser air, navigator fought for the controls, and emergency oxygen later restored stability while officials described the incident as a mix up.
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London
Central
Aheir Ministry
Policeman Charged With Theft Fired in Des Moines
Des Moines officer William Lee Pennington, 28, was discharged from the police force and charged with larceny after allegedly stealing two high fidelity record players from a local firm. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Hearing scheduled for February 3. Chief Howard Eide personally arrested Pennington after receiving tips of the theft.
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INS
William Lee Pennington
Howard Eide
Pennington
Dutch Home Contaminated By Radioactive Hypo Needle
Dutch authorities ordered a full probe into a village home after a five year old girl brought home a radioactive needle fragment from a hospital procedure. Officials discussed potential drastic steps, possible demolition, while experts planned decontamination and guards sealed the street as a precaution.
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Holland
Joke Haanscholen
Camera club to view Nastmouth PSA slides at meeting
The Thursday gathering features a potluck supper at 7:30 p.m. in the Keen Teen room. Six slides entered in the Nastmouth PSA competition will be shown during the program.
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PSA Club
Keen Teen Room
Nastmouth
Former Fayette Man Heads Veterans Unit
TD C Theodore A Johnson of Fayette has been elected president of the Washington DC chapter of the Rainbow Division Veterans Association for a one year term. The mid year reunion will be in Washington on February 29 with Johnson as host chapter chair and Wilber M. Brucker as principal speaker. Johnson is a contract administrator for Collins Racing Company and a member of the National Association of Accountants. He is a Fayette High School and Town University law graduate, and he and his wife Shirley with four children live in Washington.
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Theodore A. Johnson
Ina Johnson
Fayette
Beas
Washington, D.C
Rainbow
49Nd Infantry) Divilion Veterans Association
Washington
Johnson
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Collins Racing Company
Washington, DC
National Association of Accountants
Fayette High School
University of Town, College of Law
Shirley
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