Hogs Weak To 25 Cents Lower on Thursday Markets
Chicago hog prices eased up to 25 cents as receipts reached about 9 000 head with 1-3 to 190-230 pound cattle trading around 14.50 to 20.50. Slaughter steers declined up to 1 dollar with calf and heifer prices mixed amid light demand and to 270 pound hogs selling near 17.25 to 20.15 depending on weight.
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Chicago
Iugher
Dow-Jones
Francis J. duPont
Anu Ctmpany
Mationsl Bank Duilding
W. O H. Juno
Moineger
Teleplinne
Wellabsoay
Alleghnns Corp
Ind Mary
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Alfa Chalmers
Ama Air Lo
Ager Crystal
Jeff Luke S
Ann Can
Jenny Munville Atn
Alea
Amn Swnelline
pAm Steel Fdys
Ais Tabby McNeill
Trebaden
Abi
Asaconda
Cope
Monsanto - Armco Beer
Lockheed Armoire & To
Latws. Inc
Alch
Fiyty McKesson & Aelles
Helin
Mechel Und
Veo Algo
Baldwin Link ‘Ie
Hendy Ava
Deta Meat Ward Jones Laughlin Keni Morproly
Bethee Murray
Boeing Aira Biscuit
Dba Borden Co
Dorg Wacner
Aidgeport Beles Suara
Canada
Jasselion
Pac BR - Shelia
Utah
Nor Amn Ark
Ollusta
BO Paramount
Park Davis
Penk & Ford
Bae Erro
de Pas
Bory Elles Chee Et Tees
Tate Ginss
Cedar Rapids
Eolas Ets
Revlon
Owl
Grene Co
Ines Ervelde Steel Butchers
Scarpa Ca
Sun Rail Hutchers
Jhe
Dooelas
Sea Raleageae
Dow Chem
Py Pont
Hartman
der Teog
Eacon
AM A
Guidebaker
Hs. Butchers
By. Butchers
Ihs
Bairehit Englass Seite Co
Firestone To
Tidewater Getky Oil
Packeen
Deannleseo
Yren
Bivnews
Aft-Deiven Toals
Ain Pers
Bae
Aireente
ONG Iron
Morice
Gallette Ca
Cghaden Co
Hs Unt Fruitsidhe
Are Equipment Corporation
Bryan
Ohio
Eta
Glapdrich
Indus
Gwodycar
AG Steel
Greham Paice
Walworth
Warner Bros
Itv
West
Benn el Hosdhild
Greshound
Wes Union tRadee
Hoi
Hershey
Homestake
Howe Sound
Rolosna
Tihany Hepo Corp
Wilson
Woolworth
Ind
Haron
Midwest
Hoe
Barium Steel
Keiser
Penta Ayt
Nat Bellas
Inc
Ate
Eoortesian
Duman
Gomi
Pau
Eee
BLISS
Boag
Pares and Standards Jr
Westclox Division of
Goenorst
Tony Weedine
Tinrk
Eoghern
Stock Trends Edge Higher Amid Mixed Wire Market
New York markets show steels and motors leading as volume nears two million shares. Minor profit taking leaves key stocks near small gains while cattle and livestock receipts vary across Omaha and Sioux City markets with steady to brisk trends in steer and heifer prices.
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New York
Steels and Motors
Market Briefs From Chicago and Wall Street
The page reports Dow Jones figures with steel and chemical stocks. includes Chicago wheat and corn quotes, grain prices, and livestock markets. It notes wheat and corn activity, stock movements for Allied, Monsanto, Boeing, and other firms, plus cattle and hog market details and farm produce pricing.
John A Hall Elected To City National Board
Article notes John A Hall elected to the City National Board. accompanying market data shows soybeans under pressure with seasonal lows and mixed commodity movements including wheat corn oats rye and fats.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers
A. G. Hoeizen
Mhangger
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
L&t
ELSO
John A. Hall
City National Board
John A. Flatt
The
City National Bank
New Products Offer Scare Bird Explosions and Music Device
AP reports Reed-Joseph of Greenville Mississippi markets a device to scare crop-eating birds by harmless acetylene explosions fueled by carbide. The Thomas Organ Company of Sepulveda California showcases a Thomas musicale hi fi system allowing players to join records or practice with built in private listening.
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Ed Morse
NEW York (Ap
Reed-Joseph Company
Greenville
Miss
Thomas Organ Company
Sepulveda
Calif
Thomas Musicale
Marion Police Host Traffic Safety School
Marion city hall hosted a traffic safety school about the annual inventory with attendees from cities over 5,000 including Ames Pleasant, Decorah, Grinnell, Keokuk, Fort Madison, Fairfield, Washington and Bettendorf. Russell J. Brown Iowa commissioner of police safety and Hal Kent of the National Safety Council attended, along with regional supervisors Doc Speers and Rick Magnare.
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Arton Police
Marion
Aft. Pleasant
Qeiwein
Washington
Fort
Madison
Decorah
Fairfield
Keoskuk
Grinnell
Bettendorf
Russell J. Brown
Phoiie Safety
Iowa
Hal Kent
National Safety Council
Des Moines
G. R
Doc” Speers
Shell Rack
Rick Magnare
Iowa City
Loveless to Name Reapportionment Committee Soon
Governor Hershel Loveless said he will name a Governor's Committee on Legislative Reapportionment, with rural and urban representation and league involvement, to draft a plan for submission to the 1939 legislature and push through two sessions. The committee will be sized for practicality while ensuring broad input.
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Des Moines
Herschel Loveless
Sgrinnell College
League of Women Voters
Iowa
Harald C. Gilmore
Grinnell College
Loveless
Rock Island
Franklin
Nora
Springs
Greene
Absentee Driver Fined 300 for Drunk Driving Charge
A local court fined an absent driver 300 dollars after a drunken driving charge. The case outlines prior suspensions and court orders, noting the driver’s whereabouts remained unknown.
Man Fined for Stealing Car Motor
William Frasher of 1209 Twelfth entered St. Luke's hospital Tuesday afternoon. He is described as suffering pleurisy. The American Legion Junior Rifle club plans a Thursday meeting at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall. Mrs. Froy King of Central City is ill with pneumonia at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids.
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Stanley €. Thomas
Dallas County
Perry
Murdoch
Marion
Thomas
Brooks and Fouch
Milauker Railroad
Jean P. Hauter
Oakland Cemetery
Town City
Marcoeh
H. B. Hammond
Eighth Ave
Norman Brown
Donna
Stephen
Burton Cray
David
Gary
Cedar Rapids
Jack Oxley
Norman Hammond
Norma
Bruce
Elwood Hammond
LaVern Franks
Eclal
Gazetes
Marengo
Herbert J. Spark
Georgeman
Young
Harlan
Traci
Rad
Ledabsentia
Levasseur
Ralph
P. Young
Sparkman
George
Eg &Ud
Summer
Ki Young
Panind
Cedar Rap
Mary
Wnoder
Man
Ana Poe
American Legion
Cleve Morris
Legion Hall
Ceday Rapids
Foundlis
Fine West Union District
Morris
Dick Newton
Arlington
SSS al
William Frasher
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Frasher
American Legion Junior Rifle Club
Mantovani LD
Marian T.V
Adv
Tor E
Froy King
Central City
Richard Little
Mercy Hospital
Bohemian Mutual
Fred Kubicek
Bohemian Mutual Inncurance Association
Joseph Tretinar
Robert 2B
Straka
Qrareld Titus
Thal
Charles Smreck
Fourth Ave. SE
Lars
John Cimburek
Dohr Karasek
Joseph Klinsky
Ike
Vincene Kobavee
Milton
St. Luke's Longer
Titus
Farm Accident Injures Fredericksburg Woman
Mrs Ralph Saueressie 40 of near Fredericksburg is hospitalized in Waterloo after a farm accident. A bale struck her head while she pulled a load of baby hay in the yard, leaving a fractured jaw among injuries.
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Eclatta
Fredericksburg
Ralph Saueressie
Waterloos
Town City
Edison
Ady
Sumner J. Jordan
Oelwein Man Wanted On Bad Check Charge
Fayette county police seek Edward P. Burns and Robert Gunn both linked to bad check incidents in Oelwein. Fred G. Holsinger faces accusations of passing five bad checks in local businesses.
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Oelwein
Gazette
Edward P. Burns
Oelwein Register
Alto
Robert Gunn
Kansas City
Fayette County
Burns
Minneapolis
Fred G. Holsinger
Qelwein
Mothers' March for polio to be held in Gaert and Midway
The Mothers' March for polio will be held Thursday evening in Gaert and Midway, sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary. A health institute reports and a house to house canvass are planned as part of the effort.
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Toonville
News Institute
Smulekoff's Purchases Factory Display Stock
The Rock Island firm Smulekoff's is accused of acquiring and moving factory showroom stock including living room suites sofas and chairs. A motor was missing from a showroom sample and later found in a suspect's car. The Iowa Commerce Commission ruled on disposal plans and potential rail line changes amid the investigation.
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Faclear
Ior
Smule
Koff
Seorth
Cedar Rapids
Morris
Cedar 10 Rapids
Iowa Commerce
Develt Commission
Burling
Snowroom
Herman A. Franklin
Salemorce Commission
Smulekoff
Interstate 80 hearing draws large Cedar County turnout
More than 300 people attended a Cedar and Johnson counties hearing on Interstate 80 route through Iowa City area. Supporters urged a preferred path bypassing Iowa City while rural opponents questioned location rather than the highway itself. A second hearing in Marengo will address an alternative route across Johnson Poweshiek and Iowa counties.
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Iowa City
Cedar
Johnson Counties
Scott and
Cedar County
Oakdale
Elwin Jolliffe
University of Iown
Wes McAllister
M. L. Whiting
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Scattergood School
West
Clare Hamilton
Scott Swisher
Marengo
Itz
Johnson
Powerhiek
Iowa
Highway Commission
Davenport
Paroled Milwaukee man who killed Patricia Birmingham
Milton Babich, 28, paroled from Wisconsin state prison after a 14 to 23 year sentence for first degree murder in the 1949 death of Patricia Birmingham, 14. Parole terms require reporting to the state welfare department and allow residence outside Wisconsin. He claimed the shooting was accidental amid a claimed pregnancy scandal involving Patricia and her sister.
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Madison
Milton Babich
Jed
Patricia Birmingham
Milwaukee River
Waler Kohler
Babich
State Department of Public Welfare
Patricia
Kathleen
Zarubin Sails Home After Five Years As U.S. Ambassador
Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin sailed for home in New York after five years in Washington. He said I wish the American people prosperity and success in the struggle for peace in all the world.
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New York
Georgi Zarubin
U.S
Fayette County School Reorganization Discussed
The Gazette reports a meeting on February 13 at 1 pm at the Fayette County Courthouse to discuss reorganizing Clermont Elgin and Wadena independent districts into the Valley Community School District. Clayton and Fayette county officials are expected to attend. it is the first public session for voters on the issue.
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Fialto
Gazette
West Union
Clermont-Elgin
Wadena
Valley
Fayette County
Clayton
Stassen Zarubin Talk Revealed in Secret State Dept Meeting
In a January 15 session at the State Department, Georgi Zarubin urged Harold Stassen to push for a limited arms reduction. The disclosure, reportedly approved by Secretary Dulles, shows continued Soviet interest while Stassen lobbies for disarmament with a stance linking test bans to production halts.
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Washington
Georgi Zarubin
Russia
Harold Stassen
State Department
Stassen
Zarubin
State Dulles
U. S
American Mothers Return From Red China Trip
Three American mothers and their sons who spent three weeks in Red China with their families left Hong Kong for the United States on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Wismer
U.S
Navy recruits enlist eleven in Cedar Rapids area
Navy recruiters report 11 men enlisted for the Navy in Cedar Rapids including two veterans. Daret G Cronbaugh and Ronald C Tennis join as airman apprentices, while nine others become recruits in programs such as electronics seaman and airman. The group, part of Seahawk Company, heads to San Diego Feb 28 for training. Marine recruiters also announce one enlistment, William L Burnell, sent to the San Diego Marine base.
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Navy
Eeruiters
Cedar Rapids
Armed Forces
San Diego
Calif
Daret G Cronbaugh
Brooklyn
Air Force
Ronald C. Tennis
Marengo
Thomas
Jerald H. Hosier
Town City
Robert L. Danly
Springville
Hauser and Smith
Findley
Gray
Seahawk Company
William L. Burnell
Center Joint
San Diego Mar ‘Ive
Loot at Jewelry Shop Nets About 100000
Two bandits dressed in a white apron robbed a Madison Avenue jewelry shop just after opening. They seized mainly diamonds from a safe, escaped in two minutes, and fled. The store lies between 16th and 7th streets and this followed another recent jewel heist in New York.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Chieves
Edison
Exclusive Swimming Pool Franchise Opportunity
An ad offers an exclusive pool franchise to sales and installation firms for a tiled pool priced at 1295 dollars installed with no money down. It claims potential earnings of 10000 to 35000 dollars in the first year and invites interested parties to meet Mr. O. E. Boone at the Blackhawk Hotel in Davenport on January 27 and 30.
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America
O. E. Boone
Blackhawk
Davenport
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