Hogs and cattle steady to mixed in Chicago and Des Moines markets
Hog prices held steady to 25 cents higher in Chicago with No 2 3 hogs around 39.00 to 40.00 per cwt and larger lots near 41. Cattle receipts reached 7,000 with steer and heifer prices mostly weak to 50 cents lower while some prime slaughter steers traded around 30.00. Des Moines receipts hit 66,000 with butchers down 14 to 50 cents and top hogs near 20.00, across a wide range by weight class.
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Barrows and Gills
U.S
Francia
Durant and Company
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Juop
Harv
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March
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Ato Ihn
Chen
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Ier
Colum
Alting Choles
Cole
Quaker
Bulchere
Collins
Radio Carp Butchers
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Hevlan Packers
Peters
Omaha
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Comsit
Edison
Rexall Belle
Rockwell
Doer
Contt
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Badal
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Matosx Senry Roebuck
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Shell Gil Co
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Fat Simmons Co
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Etustble
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Dow Shen
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Sioux City Livestock
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Firestone
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Sai Fruit
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Goodyear US Ind
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WIOR
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Alwarth
Hershex
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Bakers
Montana
Larne
PouLsky
Stock Market Mixed Decline and Gains on Tuesday
The New York stock market ended mixed with prices irregular after late-session improvements. Volume reached about 2 million shares while key issues showed fractional changes and several industrials and rails moved on modest trades.
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New York
Ijeepcks
Chicago Produce Prices and Eggs Steady Across Markets
Chicago produce quotes show steady live poultry at 72,000 tons and cheese and butter lines with mixed figures. New York arrivals report soybean and dairy items with unchanged prices. egg receipts reach over one million with various grade and extra item prices listed.
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Chicago
New York
Hutter
Fragmentary OCR Note on Yearly Data and Rates
A partial OCR line references yearly data and rates with cryptic terms such as Maerts Rate and Di. The readable content is limited, offering no clear event, person, or place to anchor a fuller summary.
Ambiguous OCR Stock Ledger Entry Pronounces Mixed Entities
Fragmentary OCR shows a ledger style list with stock names and numbers including American and West stocks, dates or codes, and scattered names. No coherent event or outcome is readable to identify a clear article subject or outcome.
Two Boys Arrested for Stolen Chemistry Lab Equipment
In Des Moines two high schoolers aged 10 and 14 were arrested for armed with stolen lab materials from Brown Engineering and Iowa State College chemistry labs. A full basement lab was found at the younger boy’s home. The pair admitted the raid and warned chemicals could be fatal.
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Brown Engineering Company
Towa State College
James McCarthy
McCarthy
Trowa
Tan
Wall Street Hears and Market Outlook Mixed in Report
Wall Street hears mixed signals with Stauffer Chemical and American Viscose earnings noted, and optimism from analysts like Elton A Grimm. The report highlights potential gains from a federal highway program, solid dividend for Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, and anticipated earnings improvements for First National City Bank.
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INS
Stauffer Chemical
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse Air
Wiesenberger Investment Report
Elton A. Grimm
Walstan and Co
Lone
Atchison, Toobeka
Santa Fe
First National City Bank of New York
George J. Haney
Kerbs, Haney and Co
Newbauer Named Secretary of Oelwein Chamber
Paul Newbauer, 67, was hired as secretary of the Oelwein Chamber of Commerce after serving as acting secretary since January 1. A longtime local leader, he has chaired the Chamber, aided building projects, helped attract industry, served on city council and school board, and led CROP drives. He also ran a baking business from 1916 to 1955 and was city assessor for five years.
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Paul Newbauer
Oelwein Chamber of Commerce
Newbauer
al Brown
Aanemoner
Chamber
Chambery
Oelwein
Barker Runs for Johnson County Attorney Nomination
Charles Barker assistant county attorney announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination as Johnson County attorney. He trained under William Tucker for three years, earned a 1950 Iowa City Law degree and a 1948 engineering degree from Iowa State. He served 34 years in the Navy in World War II, chairs local commissions, and has a wife and four children.
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Young Republicans
The
Methodist Church
Engineers Club
Masons
Benefit Checks Late Man Dies In Plane Crash Return
Kenneth Casey 24 killed in California plane crash in January and whose social security check was late is found dead near a Weber River shelter. George Haugen of Ogden questions why his checks stopped as Casey’s body is returned from the crash site.
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Ogden
Utah
George G. Haugen
Kenneth Casey
California
Will Ale
Oatholt Chapel
Casey
Palm George
Cook
Weber River
City High School
Aid
Jeerated, Navy
Peat
Kinross Youth 15 Admits Two Burglaries
A 15 year old Kinross youth confessed to burglaries at two local businesses. He admitted stealing about $15 from a tavern run by John Schwab. He also took $15 from the First Trust and Union Savings bank branch in Sigourney using a bank employee’s keys.
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The
Gazette
Kinross
John Schwab
First Trust and Union Savings Bank of Sigourney
Genevieve Fischer
Miss Fischer
Roy Saxton
Bed Guard Rope Tragedy Ends in Boy’s Death
In Chicago a two year old boy Donald Schroeder died Tuesday after becoming strangled by a guard rope placed along the bed edge by his father to stop him from falling out. The mother, Mrs. John Schroeder, found him kneeling beside the bed with his head under the mattress edge and the rope tight under his chin. The father said he installed the rope after the child fell from bed several times. Authorities noted two other children in the family.
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Chicago
John Schroeder
Donald
Portrait of Jeff Davis Restored to Pentagon Wall
Washington AP report says Jefferson Davis portrait, once moved to a basement store room, is rehung in the Pentagon. Rep. Sikes questioned the removal and urged placing the image with past secretaries of war. The portrait now graces an office wall among other historic figures.
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Washington
Jefferson Davis
Pentagon
Confederacy
Secretary
Army
Eisenhower
Sikes
Jeff
Truck Driver Sues Eldon Miller Firm
Charles Kistler a truck driver files an $8 406 suit in district court Iowa City against Eldon Miller Inc alleging breach of agreements related to operation of tractors and Miller company trailers. He requests a jury trial.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Eldon Miller, Inc
Charles Kistler
Kistler
Miller Company
Two Seek Legislative Post from Allamakee
WAUKON Two Allamakee county men will seek election to the state house. Elmer A. Hoth of Postville seeks a third term as Republican representative and William H. Link of Waukon, a retired mail carrier, also runs as a Republican candidate.
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Waukon
Allamaker
Elmer A. Hoth
Postville
William H. Link
Wau Kon
Link
Enrollment Decree Refused on Florida Negro Admission Case
In Florida, author Grate Metaliaus and Gov Dozier refuse further injunctions as federal talks patch up differences. Virgil Hawkins seeks entry to the all-white University of Florida law school at February semester start. a final hearing date will be set soon.
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N.H
Grate Metaliaus
Peyton Place
Tallahassee
Fla
Fudge Dozier Co
Vane
Virgil Hawkins
University of Florida Law School
Devane
Illinois and Missouri feel earth tremor in midwest
Earthquake shocks were reported in Illinois and Missouri with tremors felt across Marion Grand Tower Paducah Cairo and Cairosville areas. No major damage reported as residents awoke to a rumble followed by a quick quake and several minor incidents.
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Earl WI. Boyd
Grace Boyd
Boyd
Bertha Heetner
Noah Williams
Clara Oliphant
Sikeston
Cecil Kep
Repler
Eighth Avenue
Quicklids Hospital
Paducah
Cairo
Jil
Caruthersville
Tennessee
El Kahir Shrine Uniformed Units Elect Officers
Wallace Pinckney elected president of El Kahir Shrine uniformed groups after the tent dinner. Glrn Brehm named vice president and Peter F. Dezanson reelected secretary treasurer, with numerous group officers listed for Patrol, Drum and Bugle Corps, Wrecking Crew, Chanters, and Provost Guard.
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el Kahir Shrine
Uniformed Groups
R. O. Zehms
Ed Horn
J Lea Holmes
Roy McLean
Henry Eichacker
Ross Miller
Rand
Matt Lorene
George Baldwin
Ben Mokress
Dillon Halcomb
William Stusak
Don Mahy
Robert Smythe
Donald Griffith
Robert Long
Leon Drapela
Robert Pardubsky
Ed Hont
Mmmissary
Si Rawlins
Robert Cherry
Dawson Rawlins
John Clay
Winneshiek Red Cross Fund Set At 4364 Dollars
Decorah authorities announce a Winneshiek County Red Cross drive goal of 4364 dollars to be kicked off with a February 22 luncheon. Campaign plans were reviewed by the county chapter board with drive chairmen named for Decorah and surrounding towns and townships.
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Gazette
Decorah
Winneshiek County
Red Cross
John Galvin
Galvin
Fred Losen
Arnold Trohm
Leo Birdsell
Military
Bloomfield
Glenwood
Frankville
J. Andera
Calmar
Jackson
Summer
Norvel Burreson
Hesper
Willard
Dresselhau
Pleasant
Canoe
Highland
Osear Vick
Madison
Bagdad Pact approves long range network plan
Bagdad Councilendorses a far reaching plan for roads ports airfields and radio links spanning from the Dardanelles to the Khyber Pass to bolster regional defense. The program, costing billions, aims to modernize Moslem regional forces and expand allied air and sea power in the Mediterranean Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean regions.
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Iby Arthur Gavshon
Ankara
Turkey
Jointo
Shah Mohamed Heza Pahlevi
Dardanelles
Khyber Pass
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Warning Served On Maria Callas
New York report says Maria Callas was warned by the American Guild of Music Artists after a San Francisco Opera complaint that she breached a West Coast contract. The board voted there was some justification but noted she could have fulfilled the contract, issuing a reprimand and a potential ban if she fails to behave.
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New York
INS
Maria Callas
U.S
Board of Governors
American Guild of Music Artists
San Francisco
Miss Callas
Faine
Novel author Jeane Metalious faces backlash in small town
The author, who married at 17 and separated after her 1956 novel Peyton Place, said her husband’s dismissal showed local intolerance amid rumors of a "dirty book." School board links renefy contract to personal matters, while Metalious, formerly Gilmanton grammar school principal, has a $3,400-a-year post teaching history and commercial law at Stowe High School Massachusetts.
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Moetalious
Beyton Place
Metelious
Gilmanton Grammars School
Stowe
Mass
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