Market Rhythms Shift as Hog and Cattle Prices Edge Up
Estimated receipts for Monday include 16 000 cattle 8 000 hogs and 1 000 sheep. Hog barrows and gilts 50 cents to 1 higher for the week with sows steady to 25 lower. Slaughter steers steady to 25 up cattle bulls and heifers show gains while prime loads press for high yields and new year highs. Des Moines reports demand generally good with varied prices by weight and grade across butchers sows and bulls.
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Chicago
USDA
Waterlooo Hogs Batelco Trade Prices List
Fragmentary OCR listing hog prices and weights across ranges. Includes figures for 130-300+ pound swine, with price per hundredweight and tallies such as 16.35 to 16.95, 14.60 to 15.15, and 14.35 to 14.90. Contains scattered identifiers and codes.
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Mixed Overnight
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market Saturday were steady to 25c lower on butchers and steady on sows with 240 lb butchers at 16.50. Friday’s prices for 200 to 240 lb ranged to 17.50, some at 17.60. The bulk of 1s and 2s were 17.00 to 17.50 delivered at the plant. Packing sows 300 lbs down were 14.25 to 15.25.
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Cedar Rapids
Estate of Clair Vincent to be settled in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that executors for the estate of Clair Vincent of Iowa have qualified in June 1962. All persons claiming against the estate must present their claims for immediate payment or be foreclosed. The matter will be seated in the court of Linn County. Sargent and Spanger are named as attorneys.
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Linn
Clair Vincent Tate
Law Lown
Linn County
Iowa
Scombany
Plans Complete For Annual Cub Webelos Outing
Hawkeye area council prepares a one day Webelos outing on July 7 led by chairman Herbert Hazewinkle. Activities include swimming archery knife and axe use campcraft riflery and more with Everett Stearns Don Novak Charles Forrester and Verle Heindselman in key leadership roles and camp staff serving as instructors.
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Hawkeye Area
Herbert Hazewinkle
Everett Stearns
Don Novak
Charles Forrester
Verle Heindselman
Nehru Attacks U S Britain Over India Policy
Prime Minister Nehru delivered an angry speech accusing the United States and Britain of an anti Indian attitude on Goa and Kashmir. He condemned pressure tactics aimed at stopping India from buying Soviet Mig fighters and said India would decide the Mig issue despite threats to aid.
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Nehru
U.S
Britain
Goa
Kashmir
India
Loot Is Light In Burglaries
Cedar Rapids detectives probed three burglaries and an attempted break in Saturday. Losses totaled just over $100. Economy Service Center at 125 Avenue NW, Coffee Den at 208 Fifth Street SE, and Vetter May Lumber Co at 620 Seventeenth Street NE were entered. Wayne T Yardley reported $100 to $135 missing from a filing cabinet. Entry came through a window. Lois Novak said about $1.50 in change and unknown candy and cigars stolen from the Coffee Den after glass was broken in a rear door. Vetter said $3 was taken from the vault at Vetter May Lumber Co after the vault drawer was pried. An attempted breakin at Fedder's junk yard, 1211 F Avenue NE, failed when police discovered the front office door pried at 9:30 p.m. Friday.
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Cedar Rapids
Economy Service Center
E Avenue NW
Fifth Street
Vetter-May Lumber Co
Seventeenth Street
Wayne T. Yardley
Lois Novak
Frank Vetter
Vetter
Fedder’s Junk Yard
F Avenue
Notice of Executrix Appointment in Iowa Estate
Notice from the Iowa District Court in Linn County stating Avery M. Ward Bishop, Barnes, Wadsworth, Elderk Locher and Pirate, attorneys, announce the appointment of the executrix of the estate of Nel ard late of Linn County. Creditors must file claims in the Clerk of Linn County Court and payments are requested promptly. The notice is dated June 1, 1962.
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State of
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Cour
Nelard
Liounty
Lowa
Hose
Linn County
Avery M. Ward Bishop
Borne St. Barnes
Wadsworth
Elderk Locher
Pirate
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Iowa
Notice in Linn County Iowa states that on June 15 an administrator was appointed for the estate of a deceased resident. All persons owing or having claims against the estate are requested to file them with the clerk of the district court, Elizabeth E. nanigies, and John J. Shea, attorney, within the required period.
Notice of Appointment F Executor in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned states on June 22 1962 were appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of William H Shellhammer late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to the Clerk of Linn County Iowa for authentication and payment. AREY MARGARET LCOX and Johnston Attorney are listed as executors and counsel.
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Linn County
William H. Shellhammer
Linsled Holows
Authentty
Love
Eer M
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Next Berlin Move Up to Russia Report
Secretary of State Rusk told Chancellor Adenauer that the next Berlin move is for the Soviets to make, with Washington not proposing further steps until Western troop withdrawals stop. Exploratory talks will continue, and Bonn would accept new proposals if the Russians hint at lifting demands. Rusk's Rome talks followed Bonn meetings on NATO and the Common Market.
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U.S
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West Germany
Marine sergeant reunites with Japanese orphan Yukie Fujii
At Travis Air Base California Sgt Stanley Baker and his Japanese wife welcomed ten year old Yukie Fujii, an orphan Baker hoped to adopt since last January. Federal and state adoption rules delayed the process but a newspaper editor's letter helped remove barriers and the Bakers plan to take Yukie home.
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Bakers
Bank Manager Sentenced for Nazi Extermination Command
Albert Filbert, former manager of a Berlin bank branch until 1959, received a life sentence from a West Berlin court for leading a Nazi extermination squad on the Eastern front during World War II.
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UPI
Albert Filbert
West Berlin
Union Picketing Ends. Work to Resume at Epworth High
Work at the Epworth junior-senior high school is to resume Monday after the Dubuque Electricians' Union withdrew pickets Friday. The union charged Freeman Electric of Independence, a contractor on the job, as non-union.
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Epworth
Dubuque Electricians’ Union
Freeman Electric of Independence
Notice of suit in Linn County district court Iowa
The district court case in Linn County Iowa involves Town and Country Typing Center Inc as plaintiff and Dieterich as defendant. The plaintiff petitions for 559.80 plus interest and costs under a written lease and seeks a landlord's lien and judgment with a hearing to be held in Bin Iowa in July 1962.
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Linn County
Fentiff
Iowa
Valensie
Notice of Fee Plea in One County Court
In the Mes Court a notice concerns Melvin J. McCalley. The document appears to reference a fee plea in a county court setting with formal jurisdiction indicated by state and county notation.
Rites Monday For Mr Dickey Marion Pioneer Dies at 75
Floyd Clyde Dickey 75 of 933 Ninth street died Friday evening in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. He ran a Marion plumbing business from 1921 to 1960, born near O'Neil Nebraska in 1886, married twice, with three children. He was active in First Presbyterian Church and Masonic orders, also served in the national guard 1908–1912. Survives include his wives, son Russell, daughters Katherine and Mrs Ralph Peters, two brothers, two sisters, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Cedar Memorial chapel with Masonic graveside rites.
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Neb
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Independence
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First Presbyterian Church
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Marion Lodge No. 6
Patmos
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Whiting
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Fullerton
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Lester O
Beryl
Pearl Elliott
Ypsilanti
Mich
Emma Davis
Denver
Colo
Cedar Memorial Chapel
Jean P. Hayter
Baxter Memorial
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Cancer Fund
Sister Nellie Dorman Dies in Cedar Falls
Nellie Dorman 63 of Cedar Falls sister of Mrs Connie Peal Sr of 315 Sixth St died Friday evening. Services set for Monday in Cedar Falls. Also includes small classifieds about lawn mowing and a vacation Bible school program at Free Methodist church with contact numbers and local ads from Edison Pharmacy and Marion Bowl.
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Cedar Falls
Connie Peal
Sixth Street
The
Free Methodist Church
Bethel Baptist Service With Sermon on World Peace
The Rev. Robert Clouse leads Bethel Baptist with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m The sermon titled Christ Set the World Aright is followed by Youth fellowship at 6 30 p m Evening worship completes the day.
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Robert Clouse
The
First Baptist
William A. McKee
Jesus
the Lake
Grace Baptist
Carlton E. Bradley
Local churches schedule Sunday worship and services
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William H. Blessington
J. D. Pepper
J. G. Barnes
Herbert Kohl
Church School
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
William E. Biedermann
Luther League
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Missouri Synod
E. L. Brandt
Church of God
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
W. Allen Bond
Third Avenue
Bond
Horse Show To Go On Tonight At Hawkeye Downs
Heavy rains at Hawkeye Downs forced Friday night's Shrine Horse show cancellation. Shrine officials planned to double up Saturday with two rings to complete the two-in-one performance and resume the schedule with 7 30 p.m. showings tonight and 2 and 7 30 p.m. Sunday.
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Hawkeye Downs
Shriners
Largest ore carrier San Juan Pioneer launched in Tokyo
The San Juan Pioneer, touted as the world’s largest ore or oil carrier, was launched in Tokyo on Saturday. The vessel’s size and capacity highlight a major development in global maritime shipping.
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San Juan
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