Hogs Steady To 25 Cents Lower On Monday Market
Chicago cattle and hog market notes show butchers steady to 25 cents lower for hogs, with sows steady. Receipts estimated around 5,000 hogs for Monday and 43,000 for the week, with prices for various weight ranges and feeder classes listed alongside volume figures.
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Ummah Rivestook
Bipa
Tirady
Bulin
Vermlers Screce Slepuy
Vamprisine
Choles
Ceauaere
Seerling Stock
Apo Bom
Seerano
Esturdas
Barrows and Elks
Dow.-Jones
Francia LauPontant Company
Merchants Nations Pani Feulldi
Mankser
Montdat
Harv Corp
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Libby MrNellt
An Melee
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Gay Ann
Lip, & Myers
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Lockheed
Alun Woolen
Anaconda
Melerrani
Arnie
Cydels Marin
Matin
Ohio
Ward
Randis
Murray Coop
WCA
Uae
Charles Dasa
Frank
Jir
Cedar Rapids
Tanten Gan
Klinen
Gansdrae
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Belern
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Sioux City
Ork
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Ais City
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Joe Lenis
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Ellen Bie
Cholee
Firestone Tos
Ben Akin
Camman
Charles Hahn
Union Carbide
Union Paciwiy
U.S
Stork
Ood
Idaho
Hwartly Wareeeh
Tdahs Utilities
Chalees Seartunes Serthers
Ag PS. Tiras
Allsanta
North Dakota
Barbiera
Uotrsteke
Market Climbs Near 25-Seat High Amid Boom in Aircraft and Steel
New York markets rose as aircraft and steel demand surged. Airlines gained about six points and steel shares added around two. Total volume neared three and a half million shares with few notable losses. Gas tax funding for Iowa park roads drew criticism. The Iowa Conservation Commission delegates argued gas tax revenues should support park infrastructure.
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New York
Des Moines
Ewald Frost
Chaiman
State Conservation Commission
Trost
Iowa
Izaak Walton League of America
William Biaski
Guihing Center
League
State Sparks
City Briefs and Meeting Notices Highlight Local Groups
Trowel Chapter ALF and A M meet 7 30 pm Tuesday at Masonic Temple with Dr Hoyt Thomas speaker. Cedar Rapids AHEPA chapter 194 meets 4 39 pm Tuesday at Hellenic Orthodox Church. Cedar Rapids Conopus club luncheon features Coach Dick Clausen Tuesday noon at Montrose Hotel. Gift shop opens on Mount Vernon Ave offering watch and jewelry repair. Optimist Club hears Tom Moore on zoning at Roosevelt Apt Tuesday. Antiques bought and sold by Fothn's at 509 Third Ave West.
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Order of Ahepa
Cedar Rapids
Order of
Atepa
Conopus
Cece College
Dick Clausen
Conopus Club
Montrose
Cece Cae
Optimist Club
Tom Moore
Roosevelt Apter
van Vechten Shaffer
Grain Irregular But Mostly Off In Chicago Market
Chicago markets show mixed grain trends with soybeans firm onSlims a funeral in Williamsburg and rye prices easing. Cedar Rapids hogs soybeans and corn prices listed with nearby futures quotes and local notices about health meetings and a funeral return.
Formosa by Red China Seen Without Major War
Former Formosa governor Wu predicts Peiping will acquire Formosa through diplomacy and UN involvement after gaining seats in the United Nations and its Security Council. He argues Hammarskjold’s visit boosted Peiping’s prestige and could lead to a cease-fire and U.N. trusteeship with China’s major role.
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Washington
INS
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Formosa
U.S. News and World Report
Peiping
Moscow
Red China
Hammarskjold
U.N
Security Council
Monticello Man's Suit Against Carnival Settled
A Monticello man’s $75,000 damage suit against a carnival firm ended with a dismissal stipulation in court. The plaintiff Louis Brock-Perry Toaad allegedly was struck by a truck connected to the Don Franklin Shows while working on a road project near Greenfield in 1952. The out of court agreement asks the case be dismissed against the plaintiff.
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McGowan
Monticello
Texas
John W. Byse
Blair
Louis Brock-Perry Toad
Cedar Rapidsohn
Allen R. McElwain
Don Franklin
St. Luke's
Greenfield
Esther Circle
Methodist
WSCS
Harl
Rasis
Two Appointments Announced in New City Dairy Setup
Cedar Rapids city council approved two new posts in a expanded dairy inspection unit. Burton Haglan named assistant dairy inspector and Robert Olson designated dairy bacteriologist, both to start Feb 1 and March 1 respectively, at 4600 dollars annually. Salaries funded by a one cent per hundred pounds milk fee.
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City I
Cedar Rapids
James Evers
Burton W. Hagan
Ormer
Iowa State Health Department
Robert L. Olaon
Iowa City
Veterans Hospital
Haglan
Milo Sedlacek
Civil Service
Trade and Industry Classified Fragments Highlight Firms
A fragmented list of industries and company names appears, including apparel tobacco textiles electrical machinery printing aluminum rubber food manufacturing chemical Nomeleci machinery transport equipment petroleum basic metals and two entities Dana and Buror.
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City Sets Talks on Fourth Street Crossing Signal System
The Cedar Rapids city council schedules a Monday meeting to discuss Rock Island Railroad signal plans for Fourth Street. A 2 pm session with railroad officials will occur next Monday, with local civic leaders and the Traffic Advisory Board participating.
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Rock Island
Fourth Street
Miss Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
Sedlacek
Chester Ain
Merchants Bank Ranks 247th in 300 Largest Banks List
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids placed 247th among the 300 largest U S banks in an annual American Banker summary. Deposits slipped from 96.18 million to 94.31 million, dropping from 235th year end rank. Other Iowa banks listed include Des Moines National, Central National Bank and Trust of Des Moines, and Davenport Bank and Trust.
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Cedar Rapids
American Banker
New York
Merchants Bank
Tawa
Tawa- Des Moines Mational Bank
Industrial Development Meet Opens in Cedar Rapids
A four-member Cedar Rapids delegation will attend a two day industrial development conference in Cedar Rapids Thursday and Friday. The event is sponsored by the United States and Des Moines Chambers of Commerce. Delegates include Mayor Milo Sedlar, John B. Turner, Harry Bord, and Robert H. Caldwell.
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Cedar Rapids
United States and Des Moines Chambers of Commerce
Pee Cedar Trepids
Milo Sedlaerk
John B. Turner
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Bord
Chamber
City Growth and Development Committee
Robert H. Caldwell
Keota Editor Carl Richardson Dies After Funeral
Keota editor Carl Richardson, 58, died in his car in Cedar Rapids Monday morning of a heart attack after attending his mother-in-law's funeral. He edited the Keota Eagle with his brother Julian and is survived by his wife, a married daughter Patricia of New York, and three brothers Julian, Glenn, and Leroy.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl Richardson
Turner Chapel
George H. Helscher
Washington Avenue SE
Mer. Richardson
Patricia
New York State
Julian
Glenn
Leroy
Long Beach
Iowa Medical Society Says THA Court Action Hurts Patient Care
The Iowa State Medical Society warns that the Iowa Hospital Association plans court action over hospital doctor employment and billing. The Attorney General says town law forbids hospital owners to employ physicians for profit, risking damaged relations between doctors and hospitals and worse patient care. The Decatur County Hospital already resolved similar issues locally, suggesting others can via simple billing changes.
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Iowa State Medical Society
Iowa Hospial Association
Iowa
Iowa Hospital Association
THA
Stete Medical
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