Hog Prices Jump As Receipts Drop In Chicago Market
CHICAGO AP hog prices rise as cooler weather and lighter receipts spark demand. Butchers climb 24 to 78 cents, sows up 25 to 50 cents. Salable receipts 7,500 hogs, No 1 to 3 weights 190 to 260 lb quoted. Calves and cattle also show higher activity, vealers steady, cows and bulls up to 50 cents, lambs 40 cents to $1 lower.
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Shares Stage Slow Decline On Wall Street
The stock market eased in a slow decline Monday with copper and railroad issues leading the drop. Most pivotal stocks fell slightly, some more than others, as volume reached about 1.6 million shares.
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Marion Womans Club to Host Open Meeting Tonight
Salvation Army advisory board meets at Bishop's Cafeteria at 6 30 p m Wednesday. Cedar Rapids stamp sale of three cent antelope wildlife conservation series begins Monday at Cedar Rapids post office. Canopus club to hold noon meeting at Montrose hotel to discuss July 29 outing. Two sons and several grandchildren noted in obituary of Marion woman who died in Cedar Rapids hospital after six months illness. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Cedar Rapids
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Wesley Beier
J. Lula Straka
Central City
Mable Wightman
Cedar, Rapids
Murdoch, Funeral Home
Fire at Marion railway shop injures machinery
A Marion fire department was called Saturday at 11:52 a.m. to the east edge of town where a gasoline engine and related equipment were damaged before the blaze was extinguished. Firefighters battled the blaze in a mill and saw damage to machinery, with several firms including Booth-Olson and allied lines noted in the report.
Iowa Firemen Demand 68 Hour Week At Convention
SIOUX CITY AP The Iowa Association of Fire Fighters adopted a resolution at its annual convention seeking a 68 hour work week, down from the current 78 hours. Vernon Cook of Clinton was re-elected president. Lloyd Hale Burling ton and Clark Brellier Waterloo were re-elected vice presidents. Garvin Shoots Ottumwa was elected a new vice president. John Conners Des Moines was re-elected secretary and treasurer. Dwigh Williams Davenport John A Helming Cedar Rapids Marvin Rochester Sioux City were named trustees.
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Iowa Association of Fire Fighters
Vernon Cook
Clinton
Lloyd Hale
Burlington
Clark Brellier
Waterloo
Garvin Shoots
Ottumwa
John Conners
Des Moines
Dwight Williams
Davenport
jJohn A. Helming
Cedar Rapiids
Marvin Rochester
Bennett Dies. Lenox Manufacturer of Farm Devices
LENOX AP David A Bennett 57 manufacturer of farm equipment devices died Monday morning at his home after a heart attack while recovering from virus pneumonia. Native of Lenox Bennett's firm Bennett Manufacturing Company made cornatalk pulverizers and a gear add on for radors to speed them on the highway. Survived by wife and children Roy Arthur of Waterloo Paul of Lenox Jane and others. Funeral services were held in South English for Mrs Curtis Mitchell's aunt Emma Weaver. Other notes: piano teachers course at Cornell College. Francis Byers at University Hospitals Iowa City. alumni banquet Manchester. out of town visits and local notices follow.
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David A. Bennett
Bennett
Bennett Manufacturing Company
Roy
Hisidow
Arthur
Waterloo
Paul
Jane
104 Objectors Delay Cedar Rapids Parking Purchase Hearing
A Cedar Rapids city council public hearing on paying 76 000 for a 120 car offstreet parking lot beside the A avenue viaduct at Third Street was continued after 104 objectors filed a petition asking delays. The petition, filed Sept 20 1955 and totaling 1099 names, questioned the need for land purchase and parking facilities. The council sought missing documents and expects action Thursday once records are clarified.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eldora Escape Report Recommends Grand Jury Probe
DES MOINES AP Chief W J Nebergall of the Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation urged that Axel Anderson of Des Moines case tied to an Eldora State Training School escape be sent to Polk County grand jury. The report cites guards aiding two boys, David Anderson and Walter Huskisson, with Huskisson later returned from Elgin.
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Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
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Eldora
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State Board of Control
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Elgin
Anamosa Reformatory
Arthur H. Peterson
Nebergall
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Iowa City Man Hurt in Water Ski Mishap
Iowa City resident Wheatley Jr 24 was thrown against a rock retaining wall during a river tow rope mishap near City Park bridge. He suffered a broken pelvis and injuries to his right side and was hospitalized in improved condition the next day. Kiwanis Club hosts a foreign student honor night at Roosevelt hotel at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral sprays and vases offered by Pierson's Florists.
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Bridges says Eisenhower plans unchanged after hospital talks
Senator Bridges reports discussions with President Eisenhower at the hospital left him convinced the President’s political plans are unchanged. Bridges says Eisenhower would have informed his close associates if he intended to alter his decision to seek a second term.
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Argentine Mountaineers Fail Peak Dhaulagiri Attempt
Lt Col Emiliang Huerta led the Argentine expedition that failed to summit Dhaulagiri in Nepal, a 26,795 foot peak and the last unconquered among the world’s ten highest.
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Action Taken on Auto for Gov Hoegh in Des Moines
Iowa Executive Council did not act on a proposed new governor’s car as Governor Leo Hoegh and Secretary of State Mel Synhorst were absent. Synhorst objects to a trade in deal for a new Oldsmobile with air conditioning. A Decorah dealer protested the plan allowing a Des Moines dealer to sell the car to the state.
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Retired Bristow Farmer Killed in Car Crash
Charles City AP report says 70 year old R. J. Roalf, a Bristow retiree, died after a two car collision on highway 14 six miles south of Charles City Sunday evening. His granddaughter Sherry Roalt, 5, was injured and taken to a Charles City hospital. Roalf's wife and another grandchild were unharmed. The other driver, Robert Miller of Hawkeye, escaped injury.
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R. J. Roalf
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Robert Miller
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Official Notice of County Road Abandonment Hearing
Linn County Court convened at 9 o clock A M to hear objections on the abandonment of a county road 66 feet wide starting at the SW corner of NW 9-85-8, proceeding east about 665 miles to the new highway. Claims for damages must be filed with the County Auditor by noon on June 15, 1958, or the road will be vacated without further reference. landowners’ names are listed in the notice.
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Control Unit is Having Liquor Stamp Troubles
BES MOINES IOWA Liquor Control Commission reports trouble with state liquor stamps used on every bottle. A contract awarded to John Dun Lat Manufacturing of Newton for 20 million stamps at 1.24 per thousand. A bad batch caused complaints from liquor firms. some stamps required individual cutting and dye rubbed off.
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Harold Wolf
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Condition Is Serious After Two Day Ordeal
Miami AP James Schaefer lay helpless two days under a hot sun after a paralytic stroke while sunbathing at Crandon Park beach. He drifted unnoticed as hundreds moved about during Thursday and Friday, the temperature in the high 80s. A church group finally spotted him Friday evening and called police.
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