Hog Receipts Lag Behind Estimates in Chicago Market
Chicago hog and cattle receipts for Monday show 8 000 hogs, 21 000 cattle, and 1 500 sheep, with five day hog totals of 33 000 the smallest since February. No. 1 210-215 lb hogs sold at 25.00, highest since July 1954, while cattle and sheep prices varied with prime steers up to 32.00 and lambs lifting around 25.50. Des Moines and Waterloo reports follow with mixed, generally steady to lower figures across butchers, sows, and vealers.
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Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices Reported
C R Markets reports Cedar Rapids hog market prices held steady Saturday with plant delivered quotes for good No 2 butchers and sows. Meaty No 1 high yielding hogs priced up to 50 cents over the quoted levels. No 3 overfits priced as much as 50 cents below the quotations.
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Allen Ends Fair Stay Not Talking On U S Exhibit
George V. Allen, head of the U S Information Agency, wrapped a brief visit to the U S pavilion at the World's fair in Brussels. He declined to comment on the exhibit, said his trip was planned with White House input, and indicated he would report to President Eisenhower after meetings in Washington.
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Rake farmer dies in car train crash near Rake
Al Fred Hyer, 34, of Rake, was killed when his car struck a Rock Island freight train on Highway 322 west of Rake and caught fire. His two young sons Kevin, 9, and Kurt, 6, were thrown from the car and injured but in fair condition at Buffalo Center hospital. Hyer’s widow and two other children survive.
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Poultry prices and egg market listings brief
The notice lists broilers at 3 to 4 pounds per bird, under 4 week young hens at 5 pounds and over priced 13 cents, under 5 pounds at 12 cents, and hens at 12 cents. Egg market cited at 20 cents. Countered by unclear market remarks and partial product notes.
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West Central names new school head Kupfershmid
Melvin Kupfer shmid was chosen superintendent of the West Central Community School District to succeed William A. Tock who resigned. Kupfershmid, long time Maynard high school principal and girls basketball coach, earned an education masters from Western Illinois. Tock will become a high school principal at Red Oak.
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Horse Show Opens Tonight at Iowa City Fairgrounds
A Shrine and Saddle club hosted horse show at the 4-H fairground south of Iowa City begins tonight and runs Sunday. About 300 horses entered across 25 classes. Western classes tonight, society classes Sunday evening. Proceeds benefit the Children's Hospital equipment pool. Also listed is a COUNTRY MUSIC event at 7 p.m. Saturday featuring Johnny Cash.
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Hill man’s wife dies from June crash injuries near Rockwell
Mason City AP reports Mrs Phillip Mahncke 56 of Hampton died in a hospital from injuries suffered in a two car collision June 4 a half mile north of Rockwell on highway 65.
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Woman Sentenced for Photographer's Killing in Richmond
Ethel Wise, 31, convicted of manslaughter in the rifle killing of photographer Roy Hirshburg, 64, and given 2 to 21 years. Hirshburg, a nationally known photographer, was shot in front of his studio on the night of March 25, 1957, amid tensions over his attentions to Ann McFarland, 42, formerly Miss Wise’s partner.
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Warships to attend Quebec 350th anniversary parade
Western Big Three ships arrive next week for Quebec City’s 350th celebration. The Carrier Leyte is among the U S. entrants slated for the event.
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Bowen named treasurer of Iowa Sewage and Industrial Wastes Assn
Wharton Bowen was elected treasurer of the Iowa Sewage and Industrial Wastes Association at a meeting this week in Council Bluffs after attending the convention from Wednesday to Friday. Other notes include anniversaries, visits, and local notices from Marion with mentions of residents and events.
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Burmese Skepticism Slow for Industrializing Burma
Burma shows limited enthusiasm for industrialization despite Western efforts and aid. U Kyaw Nyein argues for partial industrial growth, while many Burmese favor agriculture, steady rice supply, and social stability. Factories exist, including a yeast tablet plant, a steel mill, and a textile operation, yet issues like ore quality, missteps, and dependence on foreign goods persist. The U.S. and ICA assist with a 25 million loan to reclaim rice land and boost transport and timber sectors.
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Editors Differ on Whether Adams Should Quit or Stay
A cross section of newspapers debates Sherman Adams's fate after gifts from Bernard Goldfine and Eisenhower's stance. Pro and anti editors weigh political impact, with calls for resignation from some, support for retention from others, and caution about affecting upcoming elections.
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Marion area church schedules and pastors listed
Local church notices list pastors and service times for Marion churches including Baptist St. Marys Christian Free Methodist Methodist Presbyterian St Pauls Lutheran Prairie Chapel Seventh Day Church of God United Seventh Day Brethren and others. Worship times range from morning services at 8:30 to 11 a.m. with Bible study and prayer meetings midweek and Saturdays.
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Prairie Chapel
Morris Frevert
Seventh Day Church of God
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McAllister Named as Des Moines City Manager Prospect
DES MOINES AP Mayor Charles Iles confirmed S W McAllister Jr of Iowa City is considered for the Des Moines city manager post. McAllister applied then withdrew. council impressed with his qualifications but did not act. McAllister recently earned a master's degree at SUI while serving as Iowa City assistant city manager.
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Girl 2 Injured in Driveway Car Incident
Marlene Kay Glew, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Glew, was listed in fair condition at a Manchester hospital today. The girl was injured when a car rolled down a driveway and passed over her.
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Marine Engineers Strike Settled
A five day old strike by Marine Engineers Beneficial Association against East and Gulf Coast reg ended when agreements were reached with the American Merchant Marine Institute. The potential impact involved 43 companies, 448 ships and more than 2,000 engineers, with the liner America set to sail for Europe amid the settlement. A US Lines spokesman said sailing would be delayed to allow MEBA replacements.
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Vanguard satellite launch delayed by technical faults
The Vanguard program suffered a setback as the launch of America's fourth satellite was scrubbed at 4:30 a.m. EST due to fuel leaks wire trouble and a major failure in a key electronic instrument. A new attempt is planned for next week with Vanguard II carrying a 20 inch 21½ pound satellite.
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Tommy Bart Lett Water Ski Thrill Show Planned
Plan to attend a water ski thrill show by Tommy Bart Lett on the Cedar River at Ellis Park Wednesday June 25.
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Television Listings Highlight Sinatra Crosby and Cotten
Saturday night features Joseph Cotten at 9:45 with a film festival titled Broadway. Crosby returns with country music and storm reports. Bob Crosby and Wyatt Earp appear in musical segments. News and weather wrap the schedule.
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Army Plans Space Trip for Man in Redstone Missile
ARPA officials testified that the army proposes launching a man into space aboard a Redstone missile for a six minute flight and safely returning him to Earth. The plan emerged amid several space man proposals from the armed services and includes potential underwriting of a 12 year old boy’s science career.
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Roberta Sherwood's rise and bold adventures featured in Parade
Miami singer Roberta Sherwood, celebrated at 45 as a national hot tester, shares a remarkable success story. A blonde photographer recounts life among head-hunters while detailing a Latin American riot tied to a red balance sheet. Plus other top features in Parade Magazine with The Cedar Rapids Sunday Gazette.
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Eisenhower Pushes 5-Year Trade Plan Extension
Eisenhower administration presses for Senate approval of a five year extension to the reciprocal trade program. Dulles warns against underestimating Khrushchev’s economic war threat while Republicans split on renewal length. The House passed a tariff cutting bill, but GOP leaders oppose a five year term, favoring three years, with Johnson Byrd backing broader renewal and House support fading.
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Net Income Up IESPCO Reports
The Iowa Electric Light and Power Company shows gross operating revenues of 36 515 758 for the year ending May 31, with prior 34 064 181. Net income rose to 4 392 328 from 4 070 938, equal to 2.14 per share up from 1.96. Taxes accrued totaled 7 299 680, up by 543 798 over the prior year.
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