Hogs Steady to 25 Cents Lower in Chicago Auction
Official Tuesday receipts estimate 3 500 cattle 7 000 hogs and sheep in Chicago while butchers slip 25 cents. Hog prices 190 220 lb 16 50 16 75 with lighter weights around 16.00 16.50 and heavier weights 14 00 15 00. Cattle mostly weak to steady as spring lambs rise. Des Moines and Des Moines area prices show steady to higher readings for various weight classes.
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Chicago
SDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
UPI
UPI Cattle Market Report Shows Widespread Price Tiers
Newswire says beef and dairy futures mixed as prices for steer and heifer lots ranged from about 24.75 to 25.50 per hundredweight with definitions like average, high good, and low choice. Buyers noted premiums for prime weight near fifty pounds and several lots achieving higher grades.
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UPI
Venelce
Inca
Omaha Livestock Cattle Receipts and Quotes
UPI reported Omaha cattle receipts totaling 13 loads with varied prices. Steers sold 22 to 26 dollars with high choices and few primes around 26. Good cows brought about 24 to 25 dollars, and heifers sold in the high choice range around 22 to 25 dollars.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices Reported
Cedar Rapids hog market prices held steady Monday with Saturday’s bids for 200 to 230 pound butchers at 14.50 to 15.50 dollars. The bulk of 1s and 2s ranged 15.00 to 15.40 dollars per hundredweight, depending on grade and plant-delivery. Packing sows under 300 pounds brought 13.00 to 13.85 dollars, while larger butchers saw reductions per weight group. Prime steers listed at 275.50 dollars. cows and bulls also shown with mixed figures across weight classes.
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Cedar Rapids
Ine
Seri Ae
Bible Schools at Oelwein Postponed
Seven Oelwein churches postponed their summer Bible schools due to a hepatitis outbreak. Health officials reported 15 cases to date and recommended the delay. The municipal swimming pool opening was also postponed.
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Oelwein
Experts Demonstrate Judo On KCRG TV Show
Two experts teach TEN NESSEE ERNIE FORD the art of Judo on a Tuesday morning segment airing at 11 a.m. on KCRG TV 9. The broadcast highlights basic throws and safety tips for beginners.
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Tennessee Ernie Ford
Kcrg-Tv
Stock Market Slumps Again Amid Broad Selloff
New York stocks closed sharply lower as the market extended its decline with a late ticker tape drop for the fourth time in the session. The selloff followed last week’s rebound as volume reached about 5.2 million shares traded.
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New York
Grain Exchange Mixed Amid Broad Trade Shifts in Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade prices showed a split market with most grains firming or weakening. Wheat finished steady to down 0.44, corn up to 0.04, oats down 0.04, rye up 0.01, soybeans mixed around 0.34. Cash provisions show no wheat sales and mixed No 2 yellow prices around 1.18.
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Lamson Brothers
A. G. Hoelzen
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Eevasee Ae
Chicago
Board of Trade
Cincago
Chicago Produce Prices Steady in Wholesale Market
The Chicago wholesale market shows steady buying with prices unchanged. Grade A whites and mixed produce sit around 25 cents, mediums 2?c, and fryers 18. U S shipments and carlot demand remain moderate as market strength persists.
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Chicago
Sattote
U. S
Sunday News
Alabama
California
Alifornia
Katte
Women Blamed for Stock Plunge in Panic
New York based analysis cites women investors as a major cause of last week's market drop. Merrill Lynch executive says 75 percent of sell orders on Black Monday came from panic driven female investors. Ruth Hagg of United Shareholders of America notes many women hold stocks while avoiding risk. She outlines an education program to calm small shareholders and argues trading limits hampered stabilizing action.
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New York
Wall Street
Wilbur H. Teepe
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Ruth Hagg
United Shareholders of America
Hagg
Swift & Co Posts Higher First Half Income 1962
Swift & Co. reports first half 1962 net income of 7.36 million dollars up from 4.12 million in 1961. Porter Jarvis, president, notes earnings of 1.23 dollars per share versus 69 cents last year. Sales rise to 1.260 billion dollars, up 2.7 percent from 1.227 billion.
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Swift
Chicago
Swift & Co
Porter Jarvis
Wagers Named Head Of Mother Church
Ralph E. Wagers of Boston and Chicago was named president for the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston. The appointment elevates Wagers to lead the central church body and oversee national operations and doctrine.
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Wagers
Mother Church
Boston
Ralph E. Wagers
Chicago
First Church of Christ
Sci
Winners Named in Marion Woman's Club Spring Festival
Winners named in the Marion Woman's Club Spring Festival competition held Saturday include first and second place in multiple categories such as Artificial flowers Elizabeth Gibson and Mrs Edwin Harris. Ceramics David Potter. Wood Carving Kit Hersey. Metal tools Ben Britton. Antiques Mrs Walter Scott. Needlework Amy Roberts and Karen Severson. Embroidery Henrietta Boquist. Clothing Henrietta Boquist and Mrs James Nielson. Weaving G L Welie. Raggedy Ann and Andy and other crafts. Also mentions Dr Forrest E Miller visiting Ames commencement and notes his math textbook co authoring.
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Marion Woman’s Club
Edwin Harris
Elizabeth Gibson
Robert Gross
David Potter
Kit Hersey
Brad Moyer
Paula Rouse
Ben Britton
Walter Scott
Wayne Zeigler
Dennis Millburn
Walter Kemp
Allen Freiden
Amy Roberts
Karen Severson
Henrietta Boquist
James Nielson
G. L. Welie
Glenn Pyle
Martha Nimmer
Raggedy Ann and
Andy
Irman Drexel
Wilfred Schuster
Wallace Kemp
Ralph Pruit
Three-Car Collision Causes $700 In Damages
A Monday 6:25 am three car crash on highway 64 in east Marion left no injuries and about $700 in damage. Edward Archibald of Springville drove west and tried a left turn into Freddie's Mobile Homes, hitting Charles Strothman of 2905 Eighteenth Avenue, who was eastbound. Archibald then hit a parked car owned by Helen Kelley of Waterloo at Freddie's. Police said two drivers would be charged.
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Highway 64
East Marion
Edward
Charles Archibald
Springville
Freddie
Archibald
Charles Strothman
Eighteenth Avenue
Helen Kelley
Waterloo
New York Produce Auction Results and Scores
The report summarizes dairy product scores and averages. Creamery demand shows a 93 score from AA and 58 percent with 178 average figures. Standards and checks are noted alongside scores of 73:2 and 24. The fragment references liberal demand and miscellaneous market indicators.
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New York
Ueda
McSweeney Named Superintendent of Yellow River State Forest
Des Moines AP reports Jack McSweeney of Des Moines has been named superintendent of the Yellow River State Forest in Allamakee County. He succeeds Milo Peterson, who has led the forest for 25 years and will now run the forest fire protection program statewide in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Jack ‘McSweeney
Yellow River States Forest
Allamakee County
Milo Peterson
Peterson
Jin
Iowa
Two Chicago Men Injured in One Car Crash Near Fayette
Two Chicago men were hurt Saturday night in a one car accident south of Fayette on highway 150. James Mangan age 19 suffered head injuries en route to Maynard for his brother Roger’s wedding. He was treated at West Union hospital then transferred to Rochester Minnesota. His companion Jerry Gierut age 24 remains hospitalized at West Union. Authorities say the car left the highway, went into a ditch and rolled over.
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Oelwein
Chicago
Fayette
James Mangan
Maynard
Roger
West Union Hospital
Rochester, Minn
Jerry Gierut
West Union
Bowdish to Receive Commerce Associate Degree
Miss Martha Sue Bowdish daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul S Bowdish will graduate with an associate in commerce degree from Christian college Columbia Mo on Tuesday.
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Central City
Martha Sue Bowdish
Paul S.bowdish
Christian College
Collumbia
Chimney Choked By Vines Delivers Narrow Family Escape
The Gibson family from 356 Twentieth Street faced a near tragedy when vines overgrowing the chimney caused carbon monoxide to fill the home from an oil burner. Mrs. Gibson freed her husband and nine year old twins Gary and Terry before Marion firefighters arrived. Resuscitation units and hospital checks followed. all were released.
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Gary
Terry Gibson
Bill Gibson
Twentieth Street
Gibson
Marion
Gibsons
St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs. Taylor Elected President of Marion Education Group
Mrs. Merwen L. Taylor was named president of the Marion Education Association at a luncheon hosted by Emerson school faculty. Other officers include Vincent Woodson as vice-president Nancy Brockshink as secretary and Ray Brainard as treasurer.
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Merwen L. Taylor
Marion Education Assn
Services for Edward A. Nielson
Services for Edward Allen Nielson son of Mr and Mrs Myron W Nielson 1199 Fourth Street will be Tuesday at the family home followed by burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Local relatives will officiate and a memorial fund is set up in his name.
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Edward Allen Nielson
Myron W. Nielson
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Nielson
Central City
Mt. Vernon
Wilson and Co
William C
Gary Lee Nielson
Beverly Jo
E. L. Gage
Springville
Mabel Nielson
Anamosa
Passmore Funeral Home
Weekend reunions fill Central City area with visitors
A 72-year-old investor, a Cedar Rapids native born Aug. 16 1943, attended the 1911 12 class reunion in Central City and a 25th anniversary alumni banquet in Marion. Local notices mention family visits, cemetery plans, and summer events as the region hosts relatives and friends.
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Leber
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Rusty McKibben
L. Benson
Melanie Moyer
Christine Stanton
Scott Andrea
Richard Bruland
Donovan Shaw
Jewel Kieckhaefer
Carmel Walker
Emma Safely
Bruno Rinas
Forrest E. Miller
Minneapolis
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Iowa State
Ames
College of Engineering
University of Minnesota
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Geraniums
Mary Lee Gough Nay
Bossortment
McSweeney
Yellow River Post
Life Auto Home Owners
Whipple & Winterberg, Inc
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Iowa Theater
Mrs. Taylor
Federatedsdale
Calif
YMCA
W. S. Burrell
R. E. i\Glasshap
Hazel Rhoades Dodge
Oneida, N.Y
Gordon ‘Hatchery
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Hearing High School
Bezdek
Investors’ Guide
Lee Frank
West Palm Beach, Fla
Raymond Eckhart
Ben Franklin
Harold Phillips
P. A. Osborne
Denison
Texas
Park Rapids
Minn
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Avco
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Joy Manufacturing
Warner Brothers
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