Hogs Steady to 25 Cents Higher Markets End Slump
New York and Chicago market summaries show hogs steady to 25 cents higher on Friday with rebound in some sectors. Stocks rebound modestly after five-session decline, while futures and livestock quotes reflect mixed gains and declines across commodities and pork prices.
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New York
Ohio
Gillette
Natomas
Perfect
Goa Cola
Big Board
Reading & Advanced
Bates
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Usda
Cedar Rapids Livestock Auctions Report
Prices at Cedar Rapids livestock auctions for June 11 show cattle and feeder cattle in movement with feeder cattle demand noted. The report lists cattle weights and price ranges, reflecting buyer activity and market trends for calves and fat cattle.
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Feteral State Marka News Service
Reer
Wwo Lowe
Chicago Produce Market Signals Mixed Week Amid Demand
Unclear OCR text suggests fluctuating prices and limited supply in Chicago and New York markets. Mentions of butter, onions, and produce buying shifts. specific entities and figures are unreadable or garbled.
Wheat and corn futures swing amid mixed Midwest weather signals
Chicago wheat futures fell more than a cent then recovered on short covering and buying. Corn prices fluctuated as cool Midwest weather sparked early buying before liquidation weakened values by about 0.4 cent per bushel. Cash grain reports show mixed activity amid bleaker prices across sectors, with livestock markets largely steady to higher on pared demand and variable weights.
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Chicago
Midwest
Woman Charged After Car Hits Parked Truck
Eva Opheim of 2960 Sessy avenue SE was charged with failing to keep her vehicle under control after her car struck a parked truck from S and M Electric Co. in front of 2848 Seely avenue SE. Her children Duane and Donald, ages 7 and 5, received minor injuries. Hazel Menus of 206 Twenty ninth street NE was treated for a neck injury after being hit when Franklin H. Bruce’s car struck her vehicle near 3613 First avenue SE. no charges were filed.
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Eva Opheim
Sessy Avenue SE
Seely Avenue
Hazel M. Menus
Twentyninth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Franklin H. Bruce
Central City
First Avenue SE
Augustana College Confers 2 BA Degree To Charlene Stripsky Bogstram
Charlene Stripsky Bogstram, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lumir J L Stripsky of Shaver Lake NE, received a 2 BA degree on May 25 from Augustana College Rock Island.
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Charlene Stripsky Bogstram
Lumir JL. Stripsky
Shaver
Augustana College
Rock Island
Papakee seeks preliminary hearing in robbery case
Rudy Papakee, 3, of M4 third street SE, asked Municipal Court for a preliminary hearing on a robbery charge related to the June 3 beating and robbery of Loyd Hillshelm, 42, who is totally blind. Co-defendant Gary D. Knoke, 21, of 119 Thirty-sixth street SE, is charged in the same incident. Papakee’s hearing is set for June 24 at 9 00 pm.
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Rudy Papakee
Third Street
Loyd Hillshelm
C Street
Gary D. Knoke
Thirty-sixth Street
Papakee
Plan Vice Presidential Home Cost Up To 150000
Washington reports the administration seeks 150000 to design a vice presidential residence at the Naval Observatory, while total construction may exceed 750000. Robert Kunzig of the General Services Administration testified on April 11 that design funds are needed as original authorization in 1966 did not include construction cost. Preliminary plans outline a 28000 square foot complex with private, entertaining, guest areas, service section, courtyards, and gardens on the observatory grounds.
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UPI
Coogress
House Appropriations
Robert Kunzig
The
General Services
Congress
Johnson
Kunzig
Naval Observatory
Pickets Shut Union Office in Fairless Hills
Steelworkers picketed and shut their union office to urge support for grievances against U S Steel Fairless Works management. Local leaders called the action a protest against company treatment as tensions rose over plant issues and union discipline.
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Fairless Hills
U.S. Steel
Fairless Works
John Reillys
Albert
Charles ¥.Lupini
Woodard
Sy9
Tenth Street
James Powers
William
Offenhelser
James J. Browning
Bonn
Israel
Sixth Street
Bassador Asher Ben Nethan
Aaid
Guyette
Ale
Ee Clark
Ee Geta
Frankfuct
Hamburg
Wooderd
Five Arrested In Beating Ask For Jury Trials
Five men arrested June 4 on assault and battery charges in an alleged beating of a Teamsters Union picket entered pleas of not guilty and demanded jury trials in Municipal Judge Clinton E Shaeffer's court. The defendants are James D Bender and Robert C Starks of Anamosa, David B Wassmer of Alburnett, William J Tuel of Monticello, and James Caraway of 1439 G Avenue NE. They were released on $110 bond.
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Clinton E. “Shaeffer
James D. Bender
Robert C
Starks
Anamosa
David B. Wassmer
Alburnelt
William J. Tuel
Monticello
James Caraway
G Avenue
Arthur J. Hollingsworth
E Avenue
Zaruba Trial Date Set For June 19 In Suspension Case
Shaeffer set June 19 at 9 10 for the trial of John R. Zaruba of Springville on a charge of driving while his license was suspended. The charge was filed April 21.
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Clinton E. Shaeffer
John R. Zaruba
Springville
Hisicense
Zecuba
Breakins Reported At Three Cedar Rapids Spots
Police said burglars hit Wallys Deep Rock Service Station in Cedar Rapids on Thursday night by breaking a glass pane. The Cougar Lounge was entered Thursday morning with about $10 in change taken. Comfort Zone Inc. was broken into Wednesday night or Thursday with a 25 caliber handgun and between $40 and $50 in cash stolen. Detectives suspect possible after hours occupancy at the lounge.
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Cedar Rapidia
Waconia Avenue
Cougar
Ninth Avenue SE
Comfort Zone, Inc
Twelfth Avenue SE
Terry Varner Trial Reassigned to Aug. 14
The trial of Terry Varner of 1601 Fourteenth Avenue SE on two charges was moved to August 14 at 2 p.m. by Municipal Judge Clinton B. Shaeffer. Varner faces charges from April 28 alleging obscene or blasphemous language and assault and battery.
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Terry Varner
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Clinton B. Shaeffer
Varner
LaVerne Hess Bound Over to Grand Jury for Larceny
LaVerne Hess of 1229 Second Street St. Thursday was bound over to the grand jury on larceny in the nighttime theft of roofing materials. A preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. followed a charge filed May 29. Hess posted a $2,500 bond and is free.
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Second Street St
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Hess
Garlic as Antibiotic Earns Polish Lab Notice
Polish scientists claim garlic can act as an antibiotic, defeating bacteria resistant to common drugs. Researchers report pulverized garlic without odor shows effectiveness in a range of patients, while also noting reduced complaints about smell. The story mentions related notes on a Puerto Rican governor mansion and a San Jose National Geographic feature.
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Puerto Rica
Érmar
San Jose
Bef
National Geographic
Figures on Uncollectible Tax Lists
Washington AP report notes that over half of 429 million dollars in federal taxes written off as uncollectible last year came from 444 individuals. Among items, 102 thousand dollars in withholding tax, 10.26 million in wagering taxes, and 47.09 million in marijuana excise taxes were written off. The largest single writeoff was 2.07 million from Brooklyn owed by E and Tr Monderer.
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Sen
Williams
Uist
Internal Revenue Service
Willems
Brooklyn
E. and
Tr. Monderer
Briton Blames U S Judges for Campus Riots
London AP reports Britain's top police official Sir Eric St Sohnston criticizes U S courts for campus violence. He cites insufficient court backing for police, calls for more court support and restraint in policing, after visiting Berkeley and other universities.
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London
Britain
U.S
Eric St. Sohnston
University of California At Berkeley
Cub Scouts Pack 36 Members Earn Awards This Week
Four Cub Scouts Pack 36 earned awards this week. Greg Brown Carl Roeding Jim Armstrong and Mike Lavely were recognized for their achievements.
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Greg Brown
Carl Roeding
Jim Armstrong
Mike Lavely
Fenice and Ford Corn Derivatives Prices Report
In a market listing the Fenice and Ford firm shows quotes for corn derivatives including GF Corn Syrup tank cars at 3.10 per unit and 998 Cride Corn Oil tank cars at 12.75. The text notes standard moisture content and packaging terms for starches and grits as part of the broader price sheet.
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F.G R. Pactory
Comur Rapity
Bowa Cartonda
Per Ewi
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