Hogs Gain to High Prices as Market Rises This Week
USDA hog market reports show gains up to 1.75 this week, with prices reaching 20.65 for No 1 hogs and 27.75 for finished cattle futures. Receipts remained mixed as weather slowed marketing, while demand held firm, pushing wholesale pork and cattle values higher across major U.S. markets including Chicago Des Moines and Waterloo.
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Chicago
USDA
Tewa Tlors
Des Moines
Sitau
Trad
Margarine Edges Butter In Per Capita Use
The Agriculture Department reported margarine intake rose slightly while butter consumption fell, narrowing the gap between the two. Margarine averaged about one tenth of a pound per person and butter about three tenths, closing toward parity as margarine’s popularity grew and butter declined.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Uuther
Radar Fatality Tale Questioned
Los Angeles reports questioning a radar related fatality tale. Dr Albert Bellaning proposed the possibility of coupling effects after high frequency radiations at a Massachusetts Institute of Technology lab. He notes no burning or lasting after-effects following a three minute exposure during an experiment.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Albert Bellaning
Bellany
Assogisio
Muassachus Institute of
Three Iowans Fined on Prank Driving Charges
District court fines in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas show three Iowa men penalized for prank driving attempts. Names include Julius Chris Jansen and Stanley Shive, with sparse details about arrests and outcomes. Market notes on cattle and hog prices interrupt the scan, followed by a Laurel Mississippi graduation item.
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Sprutal
Iowa City
Lily Wty
Julius Chris Jansen
Ghefis
Stanley Shive
Cedar Rapids
Carasville
Wito Whan
Willan Coon
Courtlay
Lumbus Junetian
Eugene Marr
Luvernig
Iowa Citizen Cleared Of Late Loitering Charge
A resident of Iowa City was cleared of a late loitering charge after police alleged he waited on the street at midnight for a ride. The judge found the citian innocent and noted the officer’s conduct, while the defendant waited for a friend to pick him up near his home.
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Iowa
Citian
Cpi
Ciberrge
Jowa
Mawgh
Max
Deseryves
Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People
Fragmentary obituary and poem snippet mentioning Edgar A Guest alongside Des Moines figures. Mentions of Be a ne C Swenenn, TD, and Des Moines industrialist Briguy Swanson, with garbled text about a death and service notices.
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Air Force fires intercontinental missile in Cape Canaveral test
Officials at Patrick Air Force Base withheld missile type and details. The launch, described as a flight test, is reported as the first intercontinental missile test from Cape Canaveral with an estimated range of about 20,000 miles. Pentagon confirmation of the event was provided, noting separate tests along the Atlantic coast are planned for the summer.
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Cade Canaveral
Fla
INSI
Germany
Europe
Russia
United States
California Teen Fled Twice Faces Justice
A California 17 year old, identified as BAA, Can Wiesner, escaped custody twice amid a tainted police chase. Report notes confusion in the details with references to a hospital, a channel nine program, and garbled names, but confirms a teen subject involved in multiple escapes and ongoing pursuit by authorities.
Parish Church Services Across Marion Gather for Worship
The bulletin lists morning and evening services at multiple churches. Baptist pastor Charles Maore leads Marion Churches with Lord's Supper at 10:30. Sunshine Mission speaker Walter Pierie appears for both services. Catholic, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and other denominations schedule worship, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings.
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Charles Maore
Church School
TAU
Jtev
Walter Pierie
Sunshine Mission
Cedi Rapids
St. Joseph‘s Catholic
Rev. T
McEnnett
Kev
William
Blessington Wall
Nuss
Hoy P. Fields
Aim
Free Methodist
Knepper
Suritaya i
Lela Acm
Mickeerk
James P. Gable
Seringa
Securius
Tapie
Morris Frevert
Church of God
Bsbc
Seventh Day Brethren
W. Athen Bond
Tikes
Eon
Ab EL Sauidies
New Guinea Now Bidding For Tourists
A report from Raraul outlines New Guinea as a growing tourist destination with new hotels and attractions in Haut villages and Port Moresby. The piece highlights air and boat access from Australia and Britain, mentions locals, beaches, and affordable vacation options, noting packages offering five meals and services for about five dollars.
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Raraul
New Guinea
Paohie
Raed
Raed Pcuunuchabeaaad
Htubani Madang
Vor
Moresby
Quntis
Qua Wathe
Regusebooritec Air Wad
Isang Boat Service
Islands
Iskantis
Gorainwille
Seldain A Diy
Hiatt
Une
Nothay
Rheaut
Ipruparlion
Serious injuries in Marian man in auto crash
Robert Postel, son in law of the Singh Jones of Marian, remains in serious condition at Mercy hospital after a May auto crash that injured him and killed his employer Harry J. Ladnerquist of Cedar Rapids. Postel suffered a fractured pelvic socket a punctured lung broken ribs and a crushed kidney. His wife and four children reside in Cedar Rapids.
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Robert Postel
Singh Jones
Marian
Postel
Mercy Hospital
Harry J. Laderquist
Cedar Rapids
Pustel
Llec Binte al Marien
Jain
Crash Survivor Flown To Duluth In Stable Condition
A crash survivor was transported to Duluth by air in good spirits after an accident near Pasadena. Mrs. LeMasurier and family members were among those visiting, with doctors noting two survivors recovering and another likely deceased from a skull fracture after the crash on Memorial Day weekend.
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Duluth
Laddes Leave for Visit to Sister Miller
Mr and Mrs Sam Ladd of Chi epucsis travel over Mu ayoo to visit sister Mrs Khitith Miller leaving home Saturday.
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Sam Ladd
Congressman's Dam Delay Highlights Flood Control Debate
Congressman James Wright and two colleagues on a three member House Public Works subcommittee flew a 1200 mile survey over Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana to study flood control delays. They toured the Denison dam site near the Oklahoma Texas border noting spillway levels and emphasized a need for faster authorizations and funding for three proposed reservoirs in southeastern Oklahoma. The group estimated regional flood damage at 118 million dollars and asserted flood projects are sound investments not pork barrel politics.
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Carl A. Rogan
Congressionals
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
James’ Wright
House Public Works
Tommiltea
Wright Adele
Ed Edenundson
D-Okla
Emmett Byrne
Wright
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Okla
Texoma
Red River
Oklahoma-Texas
Denison Dam
Vilet
American Airman Charged in Greek General Death
In Athens authorities charged Marion Mousalli of Bunwood West Virginia with manslaughter by negligence over a traffic crash that killed General Stalinos Sarafis, commander of the wartime Greek Communist underground. The incident left his English companion injured. police guarded the U.S. embassy with no further incidents.
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Athens
Marion Mousalli
Bunwood
W.va
U.S
Stalinos Sarafis
Mousalli
Branch Pierces Throat. Man Dies in Embankment Fall
Pottsville, AP report says a 55 year old transient Edwhert died when a broken tree branch pierced his throat after he fell into an embankment. Neibert's body was found at the embankment door and authorities say he bled to death.
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Pottsville
Conrad Koch
Jonah Reese
Neibert
Rock
Baptists Reject Racial Barriers
In Philadelphia the American Baptist Convention voted to admit ministers and members across six churches without regard to race or origin. The resolution, adopted unanimously, calls for equality in education employment housing and political activity.
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Philadelphia
American Baptist Convention
Northern Baptist Group
American Baptist General Council
Adenauer Visit Assures German Unity Path via West Cooperation
Analyst notes Adenauer’s Washington visit mainly reassures Germans that West-aligned policy offers best chance for reunification. He warns tentative Big Four talks and disarmament plans remain speculative, stressing U S leverage and German settlement as essential to any East-West rapprochement.
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J. M. Stoberts
Associated Press
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Chancelar
West
Chiang Vows No Toleration Of U S Foes
Chiang Kai-shek denounced last week's anti American riots and warned no opposition to his policy of friendship with the United States will be tolerated. He blamed lapses in law enforcement, dismissed officials, and suggested Communist influence behind the violence. Nationalist troops remained on guard in Taipei as the leader urged unity with the U.S. and warned of potential internal strife.
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Stobert Brown
Taipe
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Chiang
China
USS
Democratic Nations
Taipei
Tie
Widow Says Beck Returns His Gain
Seattle AP Dave Beck head of the Teamsters union returned his share of profits from investing a widow's fund. Mrs Hoy Leheney told the Seattle Times she received a check from Beck. At Senate rackets hearings it was revealed Beek and Hedlund earned 11585 from money raised as a trust for Mrs Scheney. Leheney said she has not heard from Hedlund who handled the funds. Beck served as trustee of an $80000 memorial fund from carnstars for Leheney, a Los Angeles Teamsters official who died March 20 1956.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Donald Hedlund
Hoy Leheney
Seatte ‘Times
Geek
Senate
Beek and Wedlund
Bandit Robs Allentown Bank for About $13,000
A lone bandit robbed the Four County Bank of Allentown spending an estimated 12,001 to 14,000 dollars. Wearing a faded army jacket he donned a cloth mask and brandished a .25 caliber pistol demanding $15,000. Teller Shirley Sloan, 22, emptied her drawer into a sack and the man fled, firing a wild shot. Sloan said the robber seemed more excited than they were.
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Allentown
Shirley Sloan
Parolee Wounds Iowa Woman Then Kills Himself
DES MOINES AP A 41 year old parolee from Kansas shot and wounded Mrs Mildred Miller 44 as she ran for help then killed himself around 4 15 am Saturday in Des Moines The attacker Arthur Farrar formerly of Lansing Kansas was paroled after a 1483 killing of his brother in law in Lawrence Kansas Police said the shooting stemmed from jealousy over Mrs Miller s interest in another man She was listed as in fair to foul condition at a local hospital with a bullet wound to the chest
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Iowa
Des Moines
Kansas
Mildred Miller
Deg Moines
Arthur
Arcar
Ute State Prison
Lansing
Kan
Lawrences
Miller
Oa Hospital
Farrar
Center Point Patio Shot Program Details
Center Point hosts patio shot program at Center Point School from 11 am to 1 pm Monday for residents up to age 20 and pregnant women. Shots cost $1 each with consent forms available from the superintendent or at inoculation time.
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Inerjal
The
Gazette
Center Point
Graham Backers Hit by Niebuhr Crusade Critique
New York AP report notes Protestant ideologist Reinhold Niebuhr criticizes the push to enlist ministers for Billy Graham's New York crusade. Niebuhr decries coordination between the Protestant council and Graham organization. The remarks appear in Advance magazine from Union Theological Seminary. The program also highlights Melvyn Douglas in Dangerous Corner on Channel 41 Matiner at 2:30 Sunday.
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Billy Grawmann
New York
Channel 9
Billy Graham
Melvyn Douglas Sia
Channel 41
Matiner
Farm Elevator Buildings Burn In Arthur Loss At 100000
ARTHUR AP Fire destroyed two buildings of the Farmers Elevator Company in Arthur early today. Damage estimated at about 100000 with 37000 bushels of corn 4000 bushels of oats and 1400 bushels of soybeans burned or damaged. Firemen from multiple towns aided the local unit and most loss was covered by insurance. Defective wiring blamed. owners named M Clifford Tuscany Duane Wilcox George Noyd Wilbur Gilmor and Arvid Huldeen.
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Arthur (Ap
Farmers Elevator Company
Russell Hoagland
Ida Grove
Sac City
Ocsbun
Wall Lake
Lake View
Galva
Schaller
Schidswig
Arthur Fire Department
M. Clifford
Tuscany
Duane Wilcox
George Noyd
Odeholt
Wilbur Gilmor
Arthur
Arvid Huldeen
Johnson Blacktop Job To Concrete Materials
Concrete Materials and Construction Company of Cedar Rapids has been awarded a Johnson County road blacktop contract by the Town Highway Commission for 5802.60. Three miles of county roads west of Jews City will receive bituminous paving with a rolled stone base.
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Lowa City
Confidentials Trial Set for June 6 in Obscene Material Case
In Chicago federal court Judge J Sam Perry set June 6 for the trial of Confidential magazine on charges of printing and mailing obscene material. The case also involves MNpOSses and the Kable Printing Co of Mount Morris Michigan, indicted March 7 by a federal grand jury. The indictment centers on an article about inducing abortion. The judge considered dismissing the Kable firm count and granting separate trials if dismissal is denied.
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Chicago
UPJ
J. Sam Perry
Confiden
Lial Magazine
Mnposses
Kable Printing Co
Mount Morris
Perry
Kiable
Television Listings for Welk and Movie Night Mix
A scrambled TV guide lists Lawrence Welk show segments and various programs including sports and films. Entries mention Billy Graham, Sheriff of Cochise, Death Valley, Monte Cristo, and a Black Swan movie amid uncertain times and uncertain channel numbers.
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Port
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Ames
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Wis
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Ey, KC
Robert Gunn
Kansas City
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D Douglas
Illinois
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Wilmette
Mem
Marian American Toion
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Cram
Thomas Wullpgherty
Donald Christie
Trasadena
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Phar
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Richard A. Crew
Bay
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Thomas BE. McGeswan
Missouri
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C. Z. Kassler
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Owen
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Mors
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Cen- Mer Point
Donaldson
Ios
Morgan
AMSA
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Akia
Hie Daaiy
der Chuse Band
Awas
Pista Muitier
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Ime
Eiard
Ceefeher
Co. Yearsen
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Tys Nelaueh
Beecheratt
Robert Olson
Rockford
Hoonte
Stomnswept
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Rowlns
Wee
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Masurier
Donald Lee Masurier
Gladys Collier
Lawden
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Adenauer
Thivision Line
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Niebuhr
Mt-Tv
Confidential
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Fortuna Ele Gr Lease
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Amas
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LaCressa
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T-Crorge
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Jackie Gleason
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Graham Wexther
Cesplaka Grief
f—Elgvia
Sheriff of
Cochiset
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Punka
Death Valley
Nowie
State Department
Monte Cristo
JH G. Welk
Wuealler
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Muovie
Hee Amd
Spachae
RNG
Kcrg Rif
Afngle New
Dack Sheridan
Ite Library
Olega Bent
Pry Ie
Richt
Orchestra
Samir Kaye
Midwest
Wight
Ikorg-Tv
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