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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

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Hogs Rise on Friday Prices Amid Heat Driven Trade

Chicago reports higher hog prices by 35 to 50 cents after Thursday receipts were subnormal due to abnormal heat. Cattle and sheep supplies adjusted to weather, with market activity reflecting the pattern. Local items note Avon Shakespeare hired as vocal music instructor in Central City schools and a $2,500 judgment for Allan Bream in Johnson County. West Union hosts a fire engine ride event at 1 p.m. Manchester to offer Red Cross swimming classes at Forestville Beach from Monday to Aug. 9, with bus pickup at 11:15 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. A dynamite blast near Harpers Ferry damages cabins and vehicles at a nearby cabin camp. 450 sticks were set, mud flew causing damage.

Chicago West Union Avon F. Shakespeare Central City Iowa City Allan Bream Johnson County Ross Construction Company West Union Citizens Club Courthouse Square Manchester J. P. Lambert Red Cross Forestville Beach Backbone State Park Waukon Vernon Kyhl Parkersburg William Benson Harpers Ferry

Livestock Prices Large Chicago Auction Hogs Cattle And Sheep

Hogs sell active with gains up to 50 cents. top hogs at 21.75 for short load, 80-220 lb range. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to higher. high grades reach 35.00. Cows and bulls mix of gains, utility cattle largely 19.25 to 22.00. bulls 24.00 to 27.00. Sheep steady to strong with lambs 28.00 top. yearlings 21.00. ewes around 5.00 to 9.00. Market reports include weights from light to heavy, with sparse heavier lots.

Chicago USDA

Sioux City Livestock Prices Mixed With Steady Tones

Receipts 3,500 cattle and 50 calves report most slaughter steers under 1,100 pounds and few loads heavier. Heavyweights below average with some activity for 1,105 to 1,325 pound beeves, prices range from 26 to 34 dollars. Cows and stockers slow but steady with canners and cutters near 14 to 18 dollars, most common lots around 22 dollars and below.

Sioux City

Cedar Rapids hog market tops at forty cents as prices advance

Market notes show Cedar Rapids hogs delivered to the plant bringing a quarter higher, with various prices listed for native wool poultry eggs and wholesale fruits vegetables and grains. Reports include Imperial Valley cantaloupe Florida grapefruits oranges lemons and other produce with current receipts and different weight classes noted. Dow Jones Averages mentioned at article end.

Cedar Rapids

Stocks Reach High of Year

New York AP reports the stock market hit its second yearly high with a modest gain led by selective strength in major sectors. Trading volume was about 1,200,000 shares.

New York

Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Roundup

Chicago market receipts and price levels for butter eggs cheese poultry potatoes and related items. Butter receipts 919708 lbs with varied prices. eggs 15816 cases with mixed classes and prices. cheese steady with daisies and Swiss listed. poultry steady to higher with multiple categories quoted. potatoes arrivals track and regional prices shown for long whites red and other varieties. New York and Chicago price references included for several items.

Chicago U.S Arizona Pontiacs California Triumph Arizona Reds Reds Oklahoma

Grain Quotations Mixed at Finish

CHICAGO AP grain closes mixed after steady trading. Wheat ends lower, corn mixed, oats mixed, rye and soybeans fluctuate within narrow ranges. Lard gains, July contracts move higher, reflecting market volatility.

Chicago

Chicago cash provisions report on grains

Chicago AP notes cash grain markets with no cash wheat. Corn bids show No 3 yellow and No 4 at 1.78 1.80 percent. No 5 at 1.74 1.75 percent with sample grade 1.43 1.77. Oats prices listed for several weights. barley nominal at 1.25 1.65 and feed at 1.02 1.26. Soybeans marked none.

Chicago

Omaha cattle receipts push prices up on mixed lots

Cattle receipts 3,500. Calves and yearlings strong to 50 cents higher with most prime 1,184 lb steers at 34.00. Moderately high and prime steers 32.75 to 33.25, bulk choice 32.50, commercial 25.50 to 30.00. Heifers good to 31.50, cows 17.00 to 22.00, bulls 36.50 to 25.50, vealers 27.00 to 31.00, killing stock about 27.00 to 30.00.

Omaha INS

Kansas City cattle receipts show mixed steer steady to 50c lower

Cattle receipts 800 head with calves 200. Steers unevenly steady to 50 cents lower. other classes little changed. About 12 loads mostly choice fed steers at 31.25 to 32.00. a few choice heifers at 32.50.

Kansas City INS

Hogs Prices Higher Across Weight Brackets

Ottumwa Illinois market reports hog prices up 25 cents with top at 19.75. Buyers offered 160 to 550 pound ranges from 14.50 to 19.75, noting demand shifts across heavy to light cuts.

Ottumwa INS

Iowa hog prices rise with varied packing weights

Inside Waterloo market report hog quotations advance by a nickel across weight classes. Top price reaches 19.50 for 190 to 240 pound hogs while sows and lighter weights show declines and gaps in the 13.28 to 17.78 range for larger females and helpers.

Waterloo INS

Iowa group insurance plan for college staff approved

Dr. Charles E. Finley of Iowa State College announced a group insurance plan for college employees. The plan, approved by the State Board of Education, is underwritten by Bankers Life Company Des Moines. In Charles City NLRB election workers will choose between the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America and the IAM for a bargaining rights vote. James T. Martin of Clear Lake named driver of the month for June with 18 years accident free, who also rescued an elderly Minnesota couple from a highway crash.

Charles E. Finley Iowa Statecollege State Board of Education Bankers Life Company Des Moines NLRB Oliver Corporation Charles City National Labor Relations Board United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America AFL International Association of Machinists IAM James T Tom” Martin Clear Lake Iowa Motor Truck Association Ryan Transport Corporation Minnesota

Des Moines Live Hog Receipts and Prices Decline

Receipts Thursday estimated 41,000, week ago 42,000, year ago 39,500 with actuals Wednesday 31,500. Market active with prices generally 25 cents higher, some sections steady to 15 cents higher, one section 40 cents up. Top at 20.25. Barrows and gilts by weight ranges from 160 to 550 pounds showing varied price moves across categories.

Des Moines INS Sons. Choice

Legion officers named across Iowa towns and projects

Fayette county commander Leonard Lu lloff Westgate leads a slate with John McSweeney and Bob Kruemper among others. West Union and Elgin host routines with officers elected. Lee Construction of Marion wins $282 231.84 grade contract on highway 56. more brief notes from Garrison Earlville Waukon and Lansing report on Legion auxiliary posts and road work.

West Union Leonard Luloff Westgate Fayette County American Legion John McSweeney Radjutant Bob Kruemper Arlingiston Jake Schneicer Elgin G. W. Alderson Wadena Iowa City Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Dale Rommann Legion Post Milan Leudtke Earl Bashore Pat Vetter Max Dyal Clarence Snyder Vern van de Venter Earlville Tillie Bock Legion Auxiliary Wayne Jackson Will Winisterfer Harlan Redwedder Gerald Faust George Kuehnle Will Frost Addie Hunt James Smock West Union — Lee Construction Company of Marion Elkader Clayton-Fayette County Waukon Francis Geinzer Route One Lansing Allamakee Jacksonville Fla Garrison Alma Collins The Grace Gulick Esther Mack Nettie Wilson Viola Kaiser Iva Blough Gladys Donnelly Waukon — Holland Brothers Construction Company of Decorah Postville Frank

Brazil Finishes Twelfth Airstrip From Manaus to Rio

Brazil completed its twelfth and final airstrip completing a string from Manaus on the Amazon southeast to Rio de Janeiro. The milestone marks completion of the planned air infrastructure linking interior regions with coastal ports and major cities.

Brazil Manaus Amazon Rio de Janeiro

Burrells Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary in Quimby Visit

Mr and Mrs W S Burrell spent Thursday in Quimby Iowa with J D Burrell and his wife who marked their fortieth wedding anniversary The article also notes Elizabeth Stephenson of Center Point has arrived in England with international rural youth exchange students the daughter of Mr and Mrs Spencer Stephenson.

W. S. Burrell Quimby, Ia Mr. Burrell J. D. Burrell England Elizabeth Stephenson Center Point International Rural Youth Exchange Spencer Stephenson

Nippers Spend Wednesday with Newcombs in Marshalltown

Mr and Mrs Ralph Nipper of Marshalltown were guests Wednesday of Mrs Nipper s brother Frank Newcomb and Mrs Newcomb.

Ralph Nipper Marshalltown

City Clerk Issues Varied Permits and Constructions

The city clerk records show permits for building and renovations including erection of a scale at Culbertsj avenue with an estimated cost of 1000 by Irvin A. Castle contractor Gene Maxson. Other permits include reroofing and dwelling renovations by Stella G. Carpenter and Fred Holsinger with listed costs and addresses.

Wilson’s Materials Company Culbertsj Avenue Irvin A. Castle Gene Maxson Fifteenth Street Fred Holsinger Eighth Street Stella G. Carpenter Thirteenth Street Carl Smith Nick Kepros

New DuBarry Flatter Face Powder at $1.50

Sorg Drug advertises DuBarry Flatter Face pressed powder priced at $1.50. Advertisement copy notes affordability and product availability.

Sorg

Picnic Hosts Named for Linn County Letter Carriers

Mr and Mrs H M TitusMr and Mrs Guy B Berlin and Mr and Mrs Tilson Petro to host a Saturday picnic in Thomas Park for Linn County Letter Carriers Association members and its auxiliary.

H. M. Titus Guy B. Berlin Tilson Petro Thomas Park Linn County Letter Carriers Association

Arm Fracture Grips Dennis Peterson at Night

Dennis Peter son of the E J Petersons suffered a fractured right arm Sunday evening after being thrown from his bicycle. Ladies, we still have summer sandals at Renfer's.

Dennis Peterson E. J. Petersons Renfer’s.—Adv

Mrs Winter Moved to Fernow Nursing Home

Mrs Walter S Winter was transferred from a Cedar Rapids hospital to the Fernow nursing home located at 116 Eleventh Street NE Cedar Rapids.

Walter S. Winter Cedar Rapids Hospital Fernow Nursing Home Eleventh Street Cedar Rapids

Oxleys Host Mr and Mrs Marshall Oxley Burlington

Mr and Mrs Marshall Oxley of Burlington and their son Joel were guests Wednesday of his parents the C R Oxleys.

Marshall Oxley F Burlington Joel C. R. Oxleys

Mayor's Court Caseload Includes Local Offenses

Mayor M H Biddick's court listed Ernest N Rohn of Central City jailed on intoxication after defaulting a 37 dollar bond Gerald J Scheer of Atkins fined 15 dollars for speeding and Edward J Mahoney of Cedar Rapids fined 15 dollars for failure to yield on a highway.

Mayor’s Court M. H. Biddick Ernest N. Rohn Central City Gerald J. Scheer Atkins Edward J. Mahoney Cedar Rapids

Pastor Stricken as Illinois Cleric Ails

Pastor H E Trimble of Dixon Illinois is ill after a severe heart attack. He is head of the Marion Christian church and was visiting his daughter in Wilmette. Building permits note Donald S Donnan may build a dwelling at 200 Sixth Avenue for about 6000 dollars. Jake Selzer is the contractor.

Harvey E. Trimble Wilmette, Ill H. E. Trimble Mr. Trimble Christian Church Dixon, NL Richard Steinbrecker Wilmette Marion Christian Church Donald S. Donnan Sixth Avenue Jake Selzer

Mrs Ainley Visits Brother in Highland Park Ill

Mrs E C Ainley travels to Highland Park Illinois to visit her brother Park Fullerton.

E. C. Ainley Highland Park, Ill Park Fullerton

Lake Okoboji Visit Traced by Mrs Lake and Family

Mrs Anthony B Lake and her children Kathy and Bobby visit her mother Mrs I S Patterson at Lake Okoboji.

Lake Okoboji Anthony B. Lake Kathy Bobby I. S. Patterson

Walker and San Diego Hosts Welcome Dingman Digman Guests

Mr and Mrs Clark Wayson of Walker and their son Billy with Mr and Mrs Guy Brown of San Diego were guests Wednesday of Mr and Mrs Marshall Dingman and Mrs Verna Digman.

Clark Wayson Walker Billy Guy Brown San Diego Marshall Dingman Verna Digman

Mabel Wenning Leaves Honolulu for West Coast Visit

Mabel Wenning of Honolulu has departed after visiting her aunt Mrs. Ld. Smith and other relatives. She also spent time with her son Robert Wenning in Norfolk Virginia before continuing to the West coast.

Mabel Wenning Honolulu Ld. Smith West Coast

California Family Heads to San Diego Then Japan

Mrs. D. J. Fehr and her daughter Kathy departed Thursday for San Diego after visiting Chief Petty Officer Fehr’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tilton and other relatives. They will later go to Japan to join her husband.

California D. J. Fehr Kathy San Diego Fehr Oliver Tilton

Farewell party for Sidney Shu man moves to Galesburg

A surprise farewell was held Wednesday evening in Cemar Park for Sidney Shuman who is relocating to Galesburg Illinois. Hostesses were Hilda Schneid- fria and others helped organize the event with light refreshments.

Sidney Shuman Galesburg, Ill Cemar Park Hilda Schneid

Social group hosts gathering and slumber party at local farm

The group listed includes Karen Byam Judy Welper Margaret Huntoon and Sandra Lacock with guests Janet Holmes Lavon Mumm Sheila Murray Joan Huntoon Carolyn Stade and Sharon Fehr. They later enjoyed a slumber party at the J. R. Starry farm.

Karen Byam Judy Welper Margaret Huntoon Sandra Lacock Janet Holmes Lavon Mumm Sheila Murray Joan Huntoon Carolyn Stade Sharon Fehr J. R. Starry Farm

Nicholas Open to Lt. Governor Bid at GOP Convention

Des Moines INS Gov William Nicholas of Mason City said he is not out of politics and may seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor at the Des Moines convention on July 25. The primary left four candidates deadlocked, with state Sen. Al Doud leading, Leo Elthon close behind, and R. J. Oltman and Ralph B. Slippy also running.

Des Moines INS William Nicholas Mason City G.o-P. i Nicholas al Doud Douds Leo Elthon Fertile R. J. Oltman Storm Lake Ralph B. Slippy Waterloo Doud Elt Oltman Slippy Elthan William Beardsley Fred Schwengel Davenport Kenneth Evans Emerson Beardsley

Boyhood dream to craft violins becomes late-life craft

In Jackson Mississippi Perry W Berner, now 85, traded a railroad career for violin making after retirement ten years ago. He has since built about 100 violins, fulfilling a lifelong ambition that began in boyhood.

Jackson, Miss Perry W. Berner

City Briefs and Notices Roundup

City briefs report nurse meeting at St. Luke’s hospital nurses home in the Fifth district and a Rose Society gathering at Iowa State College in Ames. police report theft of a $35 wristwatch from Ellis pool checkroom. assault case with James Garrison held for Polk county authorities. Enlistment news lists James A. Ormsby in Cedar Rapids. Square dance slated at Ellis park with picnic lunch before 7:30 p.m.

Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses St. Luke’s Hospital Nurses Home Roberta Tenth Street Ellis Pool Rose Society Chandler Higley Thirty-first Street Iowa Rose Society Iowa State College Ames Cedar Rapids James Garrison Second Street Polk County Frank Bukacek Des Moines Playground and Recreation Commission Ellis Park

Lost and Found Keys and Plate Ad

Several valuable keys with opener and a partial plate are found. Owner can claim by paying for the ad at the given numbers 28470 or 2 5113. Dial to claim.

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