Market News Reports Mixed Cattle Strength Slumps in This Week
Chicago hog and sheep futures show strength ahead of a long weekend while cattle slip. USDA data indicate hogs up to 50 cents higher with light weights leading gains. cattle mostly steady to 50 cents lower. sheep steady to 50 cents higher. Sioux City and Kansas City reports show varied results with hogs and sheep firming and cattle softening, led by light to midweight offerings and ready-for-market calves.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Notes Frigid Friday Delivery Canceled
The Cedar Rapids hog market will not receive hogs Friday. Prices Thursday rose 25 to 50 cents with top prime cuanete at 23.25 and packers at 18.00. various weights across good butcher, packer, and steer categories listed with price ranges. Also included are cattle, sheep, hides, poultry, fruits and vegetables, grain, and hay market details.
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Cedar Rapids
Stock Market Rises for Seventh Session on Broad Gains
New York follows through on another advance as short covering and new investment push stocks higher for the seventh straight session. Oils rails and industrials set fresh yearly highs with deals around 1.1 million shares. Dow Jones averages close mixed with Industrials near 161.73 and Railroads around 48.06 amid widespread gains.
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NEW York
Dow-Jones
Utilities
J. & Bennett and Co
Mercial
Merchants Bank
Adams Express
Ind Ragon Ity
Alaska Juneau
Central
Knrv
Allied Chem
Intl Mining
Allied Blores
Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Intl Paper
Amn Alr
T& T
Amn Can
Johns Manville
Amn
Jones Laughlin
Amn Loco
Kennecott Conor
Amn Rad Kresge
Amn Roll Mills
Kroger G & B
Amn Smelling
Leonard
Amn Steel Fdys
Lil Neill
Amn Suri
Libbey Owens
Tel
Amn Woolengar
Gaia
Mekesson
Ark Nat
Martin Parry
Mathieson
Re Aviation Corp
Sha Fee Eerie
Mont Ward Gos
Balto
Barium Steel
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelv
Hest’ Oous' Ai
Natl Biscutt
Heth Steel
Nott Cash Ree
Hlaw Knox
Natl Dairy P
Ches
Ohio
Chio Corp
Pure Oil
Chao Gt West Radio Corp Bee
Keith
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Colum G. F
Server_ Inc
Com
Credit
Shell Union
Coml Solvents
Silver King
Comw Edison
Simmons Co
Comw Southern
Sinclair Oil John Cons Conper al. Secony Vac
Cons Fatenn
Bok
Sou Pac RR Ad
Cons
Vitec
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Motors & Stand
Del
Gorn Products
Ann Grueible Steel
Sta Steel S
Cub Amn Sur
Warner
Curtiss
Sone Eee
Deere & Co
Swift and Co
Union Pac
Garwood
Ant
Ant Air Lines
Gen Flectric
Antag ‘Corp
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Graham Paire
Walgreen
Grandy Cons
Walworth
Gt Nor Ore
Warner Bros
Gt Nor Ry Pr
Wes Union
Greyhound
Westhousa E
Hayes, Mie
White Mtra
Houd Wershey
Swillys Ovid
Houston
Wilson and Co
Homestake
Woolworth
Howe Sound
Young
Corn Sets Another All Time High As Markets Rally
In Chicago the July corn futures rose to a record around 2.054 a bushel and July oats reached a seasonal peak near 1.00, while wheat closed modestly lower. Cash corn demand stayed strong but receipts remained light as farmers hold grain for the new crop. Iowa hog receipts showed a mixed but steady market with hog prices higher on lighter supplies and regional yards reporting varied weights and sow movements.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Weekly Cash Prices Report
Chicago live poultry receipts eleven trucks with no empty cars, fob prices on fowl and dairy items mixed. butter firm with 607,352 receipts. eggs firm with unsettled balance. cheese and potato markets show varied local prices and on track arrivals. New stock supplies moderate, demand good for top grades. California long whites lead track sales, with U S No. 1 sizes around $4.50 to $4.60 per 100 pounds. New York Crude eggs steady with wholesale quotes. Omaha livestock quotes show hogs, cattle, and sheep with mixed gains and steady demand. top hogs at $25.00, steers up to $28.25, native lambs $24.50.
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Chicago
USDAI
Sioux City
U. S
U.S
Arkansas Bliss
Aashington
Omaha
USDA
Rumors of Other Knifings False Kudrna Reports
Detective Inspector William J. Kudrna denied reports of additional stabbings after the June 26 attack on 16 year old Marlyce Anderson. He doubted any further incidents have occurred and said doctors or hospitals would report such cases. Anderson remained in St Luke's Hospital in good condition on Thursday.
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William J. Kudrna
Marlyce Anderson
Northeast Side
Knifer i
Anderson
Kudina
St. Luke's Hospital
UAL To Operate Two Flights East From C R Friday
United Air Line operates two eastbound sections from Cedar Rapids Friday. A special Chicago bound flight leaves at 7 am to pick up 21 passengers at Municipal airport and departs for Chicago at 9 am. The second Cedar Rapids group leaves on the regular flight at 9 24 am from Lincoln. A holiday special carries 13 Sokols bound for New York and trains No 13 arrive Thursday afternoon. Ethel Pirie, buyer for Newman’s, will ride to Washington DC.
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United Air Line
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Municipal Airport
East
Lincoln
Omaha
New York
Ethel Pirie
Newman's
Washington, D. C
Four Nations Caught In Middle In New European Contest
John M Hightower reports a four nation competition in Europe where teams match skills and strategy. The event draws coaches and players from four countries to compete for season standings and honor in a tense round robin format.
Four nations in limbo over Marshall plan clash
Washington dispatch reports Poland France Italy and Czechoslovakia poised amid East West tensions over European economic organization under the Marshall plan. Analysts warn Paris conference breakdown would ripple across the continent with Poland’s grain shortage and Italy’s strong Communist opposition shaping possible outcomes.
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Washington
Poland
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Economic Organization of Europe
St. John's Episcopal Church
State Department
Germany
Molotov
Paris
Britain
Europe
Prague
Communist Party
Moscow
Margaret Dingman Attends First Summer Session at U of Minnesota
Margaret Dingman English teacher at Roosevelt High School attends the first summer session at the University of Minnesota taking undergraduate courses in the College of Education. Cedar Rapids Savings and Loan associations to close Friday and Saturday, reopen Monday. Miss Duncan, Lucille Duncan, seriously ill in Mercy Hospital with no visitors allowed. Correction on Ivan E. Parsons address. Swisher church services moved to C. S. A. hall with sermon by Rev. Paul R. McDowell on Jonah. Sgt. Marvin Rooks visiting home on terminal leave. served in Korea with Thirteenth Engineers. July 4 dining room opens at 3 p.m. Retail Sales room opens at 8 a.m.
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Margaret Dingman
Roosevelt High School
University of Minnesota
College of Educaton
Swisher
C. S. A. Hall
Paul R. McDowell
Jonah
Marvin Rooks
D. L. Rooks
Fourteenth Street
Korea
Thirteenth Engineers
Iowas
Billy Bishop
Mayfair
Mayvu Pavilion
Ray Memler
Cowboys
Gibby Gibson
Pine
Stana Paul's
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Bill Miller
Ray Winegar
Davenport
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Inna Melody Lane
Newhall Ballroom
Bill Murray
Wilson Employes Ratify Six Cent Wage Increase
Cedar Rapids workers at Wilson and Company plant ratified a six cent hourly raise after company wide talks in Chicago. The two year contract, signed last August, contains a wage reopening clause and affects about 1900 locals in Cedar Rapids. Harold Smith, business agent, noted wages were the sole negotiation focus.
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CIO
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Wilson
United Packinghouse Workers
Harold Smith
Union
Bakke Sells Furniture Business to Cedar Rapids Firm
Paul Bakke who has operated a furniture business in Waukon since 1926 has sold the business and stock to a Cedar Rapids firm. He will remain with the Bakke and Hanson undertaking firm as a member.
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Waukon
Paul Bakke
Cedar Rapids
Bakke
Bakke and Hanson
Recruiters Report Navy Enlistments in Cedar Rapids Area
Paul E. Raftis of Cedar Rapids has enlisted in the regular navy. Four other Cedar Rapids men join the naval reserve or re-enlist. New recruits include Bernard M. Christensen and Thomas E. Forbes. Additional reserve enlistees come from Iowa City, Marion, Chelsea, Whittier, Tama.
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Paul E. Raftis
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Naval Reserve
Lumir J. Diask
Ellis Boulevard
Robert S. Klopp
Avenue
Bernard M. Christensen
Tenth Street
Thomas E. Forbes
Third Avenue
Dwayne A. Doerres
Jeffry Westfall
Glenn E. Allen
Rex S. Smith
Iowa City
David W Hampton
Marion
Ray O. Wilkinson, Jr
Chelsea
Joseph C. Napier
Whittier
Lynal E. Hoffman
Lester F. Werink
Charles V. Werink
Paul Hoffman
Tama
Surprise statewide headlight check on Cedar Rapids bridge
Nineteen motorists in Cedar Rapids faced traffic summons for faulty headlights during a statewide surprise test from 8 p m to 10 15 p m on the Eighth Avenue Bridge. Police, highway patrol and sheriff’s office conducted the check focusing on lights not burning. Offenders will appear in justice court this week. fines up to 100 dollars depend on individual cases.
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Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue Bridge
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Justice Court
H R Churchill
No Lights, but Police Feel the Man Was Lit Up
Boyd Allan Clarahan 35 of 709 Fourth Avenue SE was to be arraigned in district court Thursday on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Arrested Wednesday night at the Eight Avenue bridge test lane officers were enforcing for cars with faulty or no lights and found he had been drinking. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle without lights.
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Boyd Allan Clarahan
Fourth Avenue SE
Clarahan
Eight Avenue Bridge
Shower for Miss Gibson in Marion ties to upcoming wedding
Miss Joan Gibson plans to wed Jack Boyanovsky this Saturday. A miscellaneous shower was hosted by Misses Carol Jean Fairley and Beverly Lutz at the Fairley home Wednesday evening. Out of town guests included Virginia Purcell of Chicago, Mrs. Ed Boyanovsky of Springville, and Ruth Boyanovsky of Cedar Rapids.
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Miss Gibson
Joan Gibson
Jack Boyanovsky
Carol Jean Fairley
Beverly Lutz
Fairley
Virginia Purcell
Chicago
Ed Boyanovsky
Springville
Ruth Boyanovsky
Cedar Rapids
Man Burns Carrying Stove From Basement in City Fire
Leonard Barton of 2119 Eighth Street SW was treated at Mercy hospital Wednesday night for burns after a burning plumbers stove exploded while he tried to carry it from a basement. Firefighters subdued the blaze. Barton was released after treatment. Mr and Mrs N T Jones buy West Fifth avenue lot. they plan to build. Reach includes Miss Mary Snyder selling property, K V Cafe closed July 4. Ray Bonebrake visits Chicago to spend time with his father A G Bonebrake.
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Mary Snyder
Fifth Avenue
N. T. Jones
Seventh Avenue
Jones
Leonard Barton
Eighth ‘Street
Mercy Hospital
Barton
Albert Jordan
Waukesha
Wis
Lost and Found Widespread Want Ads in Cedar Rapids
Many listings report lost items including gold rim spectacles in a black case in Des Moines optometrist name, an Oldsmobile hub cap near LaPlant Choate, a brown zipper billfold with money and papers, a black male cocker spaniel, and a Boston terrier. Also numerous rideshare and recruitment notes, fishing gear ads, and local services across Cedar Rapids and environs.
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Dr Goulding
Des Des Moines
Greene Square
Hotel Taf
Gazette Office
Oldsmobile
LaPlant-Choate
Bever Ave
Maynard Hall
Cedar Rapids
Alvin McMurrin
Central City
Penney’s
Yacer
Dial
Courthouse
Wyler
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Austin Mason
OWA
Nat'l Menke
New York Commodities
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UAL
C.R
John M. Hightower
Krebs
Cedar Rapids Savings and Loan Associations
Duncan
Lucille Duncan
Dunreath Drive
Ivan E. Parsons
Twenty-sixth Street
Kreb
Navy
Marion News
Otto Lange
Arp
Jean Stamy
Hammond
Ind
Elmer Stamys
S. O. Stamys
Robins
Shaw Beauty Shop
Gertrude Koerselman
W. P. Cameron
Pamela Ann
New York City
Mrs. Cameron
Henry A. Davidson
9Th Street
C.F
Odd Fellows Hall
Irvin A. Castle
John Ballard
Pluma Terrill
Sandra Storm
Marjorie Lala
John Snell
Orville Vanston
Jimmie Thompson
Maude Renwick
Los Angeles
Harriette Clemo
K-V
Ray Bonebrake
A. G. Bonebrake
Utica
Katz's
Katz Jewelry CO
1St St. SE
Jack's
1St Street
Leone’s
FTS
Ginsberg
Jewel Box
2Nd Street SE
Claxton College Pharmacy
Rosen
PaTuor
4Th St
Ray Long
San Francisco
R. A Rhonods
Stonewood
Buresh Mag Org Inc
3Rd Street
Vincents Jewelry
Eversharp CA
Probasco Jewelry Co
Morris Fur Shop
Salt Lake City
Mary
A. Rhoads
Stanwood Town
STU_ST
Norway
Chas
Greenberg
Zipper Hospital
6Th Ave
Clocka
J Smith
Killian’s Nations
8Th & SE
Burlington St
Carl Mittlestedt
3Rd Ave
Scott City
Kenwood Transfer Home Service Department
P.O
Hugh Hutton
Georgia Hutton
Jordan
Marion Dairy
R. B Clemons
Champaign, Il
Carol
Katz Auto Parts and Salvage
Adyv
J W. Johnson
Harold and
Bob Miller
Dean and
Lynn Johnson
Blackduck, Minn
A&h
George Lingenfelter
Terre Haute
Lingenfelter
Myrtle Wiegold
Carl M. Cunningham
Oak Park
St. Charles, Ill
Robert Stickley
Bronx, N. Y
Stickley
Alice Stickley
Norman Paule
Waco
Ellen Lee
Abe Baron
Storm’s
Woodbury
Erwin Lannings
Miss Phyllis Lanning
Yourself Inc
Fou
Es Artiste
Iowa Theater
Gladys Perry
Jessie Nerison
Helen Bailey
Barbara Jandl
Paris Academy
Mae
Ting Billy
Meacher
June Hart
Ward Leroy
Ira Gabel
Ce-Mar
Rambo
Loli Business
Brown Piano Co
John Vosdinsh
Vernon
Albert Gorsch
R C
Aenderson
Marion Town
Davies
Horak
Chris Anderson
Kenwood Transfer, Inc
I_K_DAVIS
Ford Tractor
1St Ave
Stee
Kendall Window
Shade Hospital
Ist St NW
Kintr Co
Dini
4Th Ave
R. Coot
Williams
Cec
Richards
Imullin
Leo J_ Smith
Son
Seeer Cashman
Mack Augustine
Ave
Ronnie
Ray Leeper
Fred Powers
Lowell Taylor
Yowa Theater
Henry Hewitt
Sam Noble
Wss Reliable Shan
Lear Repair
Pribyl
Theo
Stark Co. Inc
Abram's
Ist St. NE
Cusack Electric Service
16Th St. NW
R. Kennedy
Dan Curry
Dia
Cherem
Gloria Fitz Rerald
College Irl
Mm B Burns
Shipping Department
Quaker Oats Company
THE
Handler Motor Company
Second Avenue SF
Mus Hare
Tightman
Happel & Sons, Inc
Gazette
John Deere
Rees & Schwittffs
Rapoport Auto Parts
1St Avenue East
Necessa Peoples Savings Bank
Riport
Calvary Baptist Church
Harris
Qakcale
Blahnik & Berger
Des Moines Register
Rawleigh
City of Cedar
Rawleich
S. Dept
Marvin Spenken
CEL
E. E. McElwein
Tubb
Transport Service
Bishop Cafeteria
Smulehof
Expers
Third Street Pantry
Sab
Garpenters
Zodac Construction Co
Harley Avers
Thurs
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