Commu nists eye U S plant in Hungary oilfields
Budapest AP reports the Hungarian Communist regime considers nationalizing oilfields as it moves toward broader nationalization of banks and industry. Russia holds royalties from Maori oil, with Mastovol formed in a 1940s deal. Standard Oil of New Jersey-backed Maori asset profits are under scrutiny as Rakosi and Hungarian observers discuss American exit offers and higher German bids.
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Matyas Rakosi
Hungary
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New York
Hero
Standard Oil
Standard
Rise in Hog Prices Fades as Market Slows in Chicago
Good hog receipts began Monday with a fairly active market advancing 25 cents a hundred pounds before slipping back to lose most of the gain. Cattle supplies reached six weeks high while remaining strong, and clipped lambs stayed steady to 25 cents higher.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report From Chicago
USDA market summary shows hogs active with higher weights selling. sows steady. Steers and heifers firm with good to choice offerings around mid 20s. Cows scarce but firm, vealers steady near 26. Sheep receipts about 1,500 with medium to good lambs steady to modestly higher, springer bids around 26, slaughter prices near 7.80 for hogs.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Aint & Ee
Hogs and cattle market notes from Omaha receipts and prices
Receipts at Omaha reach about 7 006 hogs with varied bids and sow prices near 25c higher for higher grades. Calves, fed steers, yearlings, and cows show steady to strong demand, with good cows around 17 dollars and replacement stock open strong. Lamb legs and shorn lambs trend but keep prices cautious amid mixed demand for No 1 and No 2 lambs.
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C Fay
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Rise 50 Cents
Cedar Rapids hog prices climbed by 50 cents with top boar and hog bids listed. Prime boars 23 and 19 dollars, with various ranges for steers, cows, bulls, calves, sheep, and poultry. Dow Jones averages noted alongside livestock quotes.
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Cedar Rapids
Stocks Lag in Slow Trading
New York AP reports steels, motors and coppers led a slow retreat in Monday trading. Many leaders closed at the day’s low with losses near 2 points as volume fell to about 550000 shares, among the lightest of the year.
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New York Bond Review Advances in Narrow Market
A pantheon of railroad issues moved ahead about a point in a narrow market. New Haven liens Katy adjustments and Consolidated Railways 1954 were among those showing strength.
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New Haven
Katy
Consolidated Railways
Sioux City Cattle Receipts Shift Through Mixed Offerings
Cattle receipts total around 10 500 with calves 300 and slaughter steers steady. Yearlings and heifers hold steady to firm while medium and good cows show little change and lower grades stay steady to easier. Stockers and full steadiness for the run, with good steers and yearlings weighing 400 plus. hogs show slow sales with mostly steady bids and light volume.
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Sioux City
Towa Hog Receipts in Interior Iowa and Southern Minnesota
Receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packers in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ending a.m. showed total liveweight around 35,330 pounds valued at about 17,850 dollars. The report lists receiving points and totals, reflecting market activity in the region.
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Des Moines
Wheat Prices Slip as Hedging Pressure Rises
In Chicago on Monday hedging pressure pushed wheat prices down several cents with little rally. Expectation of fast harvest and clear Southwest weather sparked selling. July wheat closed around $2.21 while corn and oats showed declines and gains.
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Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Cash Provisions Wheat Prices Report
Chicago market notes show No 2 hard wheat at 2 dollars, No 2 durum steady, No 1 heavy wheat around 1.06 to 1.08 dollars with 2.67 nominal price. The report reflects futures standings and cash quotes for grain traders.
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Chicago
Chicago (Ap
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Sluggish Demand
Kansas City livestock sale shows cattle and calves around steady with some declines. Good and choice steers and heifers largely steady. feeder lots mostly 50 cents lower. Sheep and lamb trade steady to higher with good to medium conditions. yearling prices around 22 to 25 dollars.
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Kansas City
Soagt.co
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Poultry Prices
Old stock and live poultry receipts are listed with multiple price points. Leghorn fowls and roasters show varied quotes, while wholesale tickings and single dais items appear with cents per pound. Arizona stock and Bliss Triumphs are noted among unsettled items with few sales reported.
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Bliss Triumphs
New York Receipts Scene Amid Mixed Market Notes
Fragmentary New York market items show receipts and quotations for sales by receivers and jobbers. The text references current receipts figures and product listings amid scattered codes and prices, indicating a volatile trading scene.
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New York
Jobbers
Accenis
Mystery surrounds 14 year old girl's bathtub drowning
St Louis homicide squad questioned doctors nurses and patients after Frances Lancarie a nonwalking paralytic girl was found dead in a tub of scalding hot water at City Infirmary. Attendant Patricia Davis admitted leaving 25 minutes while tending babies.
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Frances
National Guard Opens To Air Corps Veterans In Iowa
Gen Charles H Grahl announced Iowa air corps veterans living far from Des Moines and Sioux City units may enlist in local National Guard units and transfer to the air arm in emergencies. Transfers would be in grade where possible.
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Charles H. Grahl
Iowa Air Corps
Iowa National Guard
Sioux City
Grah
Four Men Plead Guilty Fined for Reckless Driving
Four motorists appeared in traffic court before Judge Harry S. Johnson pleading guilty to reckless driving. Arthur A. Pickart, 27, Norway, fined 100 dollars for nearly colliding with a semi on Eighth Avenue SE after driving on the wrong side of the highway. Carl Ross, 55, 311 Second Avenue SW, fined 100 dollars after a radio car followed his vehicle on Elllis Boulevard NW, noting erratic driving and a near collision. Two motorcyclists, Donald W. Lagerquist, 17, 1119 B Avenue NW, and Forrest R. Parker, 523 Second Avenue SW, each paid 25 dollars after clocking 45 mph.
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Arthur A. Pickart
Norway
Eighth Avenue SE
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Second Avenue SW
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Ellis Boulevard NW
I Avenue
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B Avenue NW
Forrest R. Parker
Second Avenue
DDT Spraying To End This Week
The city and Fly Control committee plan to wind up DDT treatment by week’s end. U.S. Insecticides official Bob Jessen said crews sprayed garbage cans and alleys, with homes and stores left to owners to treat.
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City Hall notes show May police receipts and permits issued
City Hall reports total May police receipts of 6324.06 with 4405 in fines and 1151.50 in court fees. Northwood dairy receives approval to install a 1000 gallon water tank at 700 Center Point road NE. Leo Yount gets a class C beer permit at 2700 First avenue NE. Cigaret permits granted to Lucille Jakubec at 1300 avenue NW and Milton J Kubicek at 2706 Mount Vernon road SE. permits surrendered by Roy Laub and C F Zedick.
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Northwood Dairy
Center Point Road
Leo Yount
First Avenue
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1300 Avenue NW
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Mount Vernon Road
Roy Laub
Turner Anniversary Open House Attracts 200 Relatives
Two hundred relatives and friends attended the open house Sunday marking the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Turner. Guests included Miss Doris Case of Lemoore California Mrs. Carl Danielson of Sacramento and John Faber and Mr and Mrs Willard Dennis of Dumont, who were visiting their uncle Carl.
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Dumont
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Couple Attends Funeral of Boat Victim Cap Rude
Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Young traveled to Amery Wisconsin Monday to attend the funeral of Cap Rude who drowned Saturday. Rude and a cousin were in a boat that cap sized and heavy rubber boats prevented swimming to shore.
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Phillips and McGrew Wed in Morrison Ceremony
Betty Lou Phillips of Morrison Virginia and William J McGrew of Springville were married on June 3 in Morrison. The newly married couple are visiting the bridegroom’s parents.
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Local Social News Notes and Obituaries
Families and friends in Cedar Rapids Marion and nearby towns attend funerals visit relatives and travel. Mr. and Mrs W B Sebern and others plan to Davenport for Mrs Wilber Sebern's funeral. Dr J C Bailie visits Chicago with his wife and family. Several residents travel or host guests amid illnesses and hospital stays.
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Marion
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Cedar Rapids
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Chicago
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Sandstone
Minn
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L. A. Franke
Reds Challenge Regime in Italy Sparks Widespread Unrest
Rome reports show more than twenty injured as clashes erupt in protests against the new Italian cabinet after Alcide De Gasperi excludes Communists. Right and left factions form lines as the first government without Communist representation faces a test. The Communist party urges solidarity with Socialists amid nationwide street fighting. De Gasperi warns Italy needs at least 200 million dollars in credit this year to avoid economic ruin.
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Pair of Britons Kidnapped Near Tel Aviv
A British sergeant and a British constable were kidnapped from a swimming pool at Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv Monday night by 12 armed Jews. The men were snatched in a region tensioned by ongoing conflict. Authorities investigated possible motives and patrols were intensified in the area.
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Lost and Found and Classified Lines Mixed in Monticello Ad
Tan female cocker spaniel lost calling Penny, reward offered. Contact numbers 7087 or 7051. location Monticello, Iowa. Also miscellaneous ads note riding breeches, gifts, fur storage, clocks, chairs, insurance, transporting, and local business notices.
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Army Recruiters Enlist Four from C.R. Area
Cedar Rapids area sees four enlistments announced by Maj. George S. Stevenson. Leon A. Sova re enlists as corporal at the Federal building recruiting station. others are Robert James Rejsa from Cedar Rapids area in the corps of engineers for three years, William Lyon of Olin in the army air forces for three years, and Vernon D. Spear of Tipton in counter intelligence corps re enlist as staff sergeant.
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Hamilton Street
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French Utility Workers Strike Near Paris Amid Rail Dispute
Laborers at gas and electricity plants in Saint Etienne and Montlucon walked off the job while Paris suburbs faced possible gas shortages. The action came as the government prepared to offer concessions, with a prior 24 hour utility stoppage averted by requisition and arbitration talks ongoing. Whispers of a Paris metro strike circulated, threatening to paralyze the capital alongside the rail walkout.
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City Plans and Meetings Briefs Across Neighborhoods
The City Plan Commission met Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the city council chambers. The Czech School operates on the West side near Tenth Avenue and Second Street on the East. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae gather Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Dean J Litchfield 1057 Oakland Rd NE. Members not contacted should call the hostess at 22639.
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Oakland Road
Des Moines State Exhibit Space Sold Out for 1947 fair
DES MOINES AP Secretary Cunningham announced all available commercial exhibit space for the 1947 state fair is sold out. He said farm equipment manufacturers received the largest allocations of space.
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Nningham
Red Cross Seeks Daytime First Aid Instructor
Linn county Red Cross seeks an authorized first aid instructor to conduct a five day course for two hours each afternoon. Volunteers are needed urgently as no qualified teacher was available to begin Monday afternoon. Night instructors exist but an afternoon volunteer must be found.
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Retired Teacher Receives Suspended 30-Day Sentence
Jacob Mattix, a 59 year old retired teacher from Garrison, pled guilty in justice court to writing a bad check for 20 dollars. He told police he had no place to sleep for over a week and had been living in hotel lobbies and transit hubs. He was arrested after cashing the fraudulent check at Sanford's on June 3.
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Lutherans Oppose State Aid to Parochial Schools
DES MOINES AP The Iowa district Brotherhood of the American Lutheran church adopted a resolution opposing use of public funds for any support of parochial schools. The resolutions committee said Lutherans believe in separation of church and state and described such funds as a dangerous enterprise.
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Leonard Strait Arrested on Eldora Fraud Warrant
Leonard J. Strait, 31, of 368 Seventh Avenue SW, was arrested Saturday by Detectives John Hanna and L. B. Marshall on an Eldora justice court warrant charging utterance of a fraudulent check. Eldora authorities say Strait cashed a worthless $10 check in Iowa Falls in May and was returned to Eldora for the hearing.
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Seventh Avenue
John Hanna
L. B. Marshall
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Strait
Iowa Falls
Varied Trades Advertised with Paint Chimney and Hauling Offers
Local ads list services from cement and masonry to floor finishing and painting. Providers include Vernon Flower Finishing Co, Albert Gorsch, Virgil Horak, Kenwood Transfer Inc, Richards Laug Cleaning, and Don Ackerman offering chimney work, plastering, sewer cleaning, rubbish hauling, upholstery repair, and window washing. Many dial numbers and brief claims populate the page.
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Sassanente
Teenee
Albert Gorsch
Wentereon
Kenwood Transfer, Inc
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Richards Laug
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Smith & Son
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Catechine Alterstion Piastering
I. Kirkpatrick
Don Ackerman
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