Hogs and Cattle Prices Steady Vary Across Meat Markets
Chicago reports barrows and gilts about steady with last week. steers mixed with 50 cent gains to 75 declines. Slaughter hogs 18.25 to 18.50 for 190-220 lb, 17.25 to 18.25 for 250-300 lb, sows 16.00 to 16.75. Cattle prices show steers steady to higher under 1100 lbs, heavies weaker, prime steers 25 to 75 lower, cows and bulls mixed. Des Moines and Waterloo markets show steady to lower trends with receipts around 35,000. Sheep and lambs mixed, spring lambs around 19.50 for 90 lb, natives 18.00 to 18.50, pelts varying by weight.
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Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
UPI
Terloo
Butch- WA
al Whe
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices on Saturday
Cedar Rapids hog market held steady with Friday prices for 200-230 lb butchers at 17.00 to 17.75 dollars and a few at 17.85. Sows 300 lb down quotable 16.00 to 16.85, with price declines of 20 cents per 10 lb for heavier weights and 25 to 50 cents in added weight groups to 550. Eggs and grain prices shown with plant-delivered eggs 20 to 24 cents. No. 2 yellow corn at 58 cents and beans at 2.60.
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Cedar Rapids
For Sare You’ll Find It in the Want Ads
A fragment notes a sale or listing line with the phrase for sare and hints at an old style classified notice pointing readers to want ads. The readable text emphasizes ad placement for local goods and services.
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Peoples Bank
Ex West Point aide shot in expressway scuffle
W Ray Scheuering longtime West Point athletics aide and managing director of a New Orleans municipal venue was killed in a Friday night on street expressway scuffle. Off duty officer Norbert Habighorst and accomplice Arthur Glowacki were jailed for murder. Police say two guns were involved and one bullet caused the death as a confrontation unfolded with Scheuering and passengers, with a second man disarmed by another off duty officer.
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New Orleans
W. Ray Scheuering
Municipal Auditorium
West Point
Joseph Giarrusso
Norbert Habighorst
Arthur Glowacki
Alfred Theriot
Glowacki
Scheuering
Lawrence Biff Jones
Albert Oster
Stahl
Habighorst
John Meyer
Clerical Error Freezes Man Six Months In Jail
Fort Worth AP Probation Officer Cecil Stoker says a clerical error caused Jesse Marshall a 36 year old man to be held in jail six months after the robbery charge was dropped. The complaining witness dropped the charge and Marshall was indicted last July. the complaint was dismissed Aug. 31. Stoker found the dismissal report was likely lost en route to the jailer.
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Fort Worth
Cecil Stoker
Jesse Marshall
Stoker
Marshall
Theater Time For Saturday At Paramount And More
Listings show showings at PARAMOUNT with Go Naked in the World and World of Suzie Wong plus shorts and times. IOWA offers World of Suzie Wong and Carry On Nurse with multiple showings, rained notice. MARION features Swiss Family Robinson and Last Days of Pompeii with children s shows and shorts.
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Paramount
Iowa
Suzie Wong
Pompeii
Marlon Brando
Joanne Woodward
Ana Masnani
Publisher Dies in Wisconsin at 77
Earl Hale founder and president of E. M. Hale and Co. educational publishing firm died Friday in Eau Claire Wisconsin at age 77.
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Eau Claire, Wis
Earl Hale
E. M. Hale and Co
Morans visit Hills in Fort Bragg with family
Wi ron and family visit S Sgt and Mrs Joseph Moran in Fort Bragg North Carolina at the Hill home on Tenth Street. They plan to depart for Rochester Minnesota Monday. Grandchildren will stay with the Hills during the visit.
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Joseph J. Moran
Vicki
Walter Raymond
Fort Bragg
N. C
Walter S. Hill
Tenth St
Morans
Rochester
Minn
Hill
Church Schedules in Marion Names Multiple Faith Services
A list of weekly worship times and sermons across Marion churches. Includes First Baptist led by Rev. William L. McKee with morning and evening services, Grace Baptist, St. Josephs Catholic, Christian, Free Methodist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, St. Pauls Lutheran, Prairie Chapel, Seventh Day Church of God, United Seventh Day Brethren, and youth activities and prayer meetings.
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First Baptist
William L. McKee
Linn County Prayer Fellowship
Grace Baptist
Carlton Bradley
St. Joseph’s
William H. Blessington
J. D. Pepper
Land
Herbert Kohl
Alburnett
Howard Potter
Lutheran Church of the Resurrection
William E. Biedermann
Ralph E. Baker
E. T. Gough
Divine
Jean P. Hayter
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Missouri Synod
E. L. Brandt
Prairie Chapel
Maurice A. Gunn
Seventh Day Church of God
United Seventh Day Brethren
W. Allen Bond
Bible study and services listed at 2401 Third Ave
A notice lists services at 2401 Third Ave with a Saturday 10 a.m. session and a Monday 7 30 p.m. gathering at the Bond home for Bible study and worship.
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Third Ave
Bond
Kennedy nephew visits White House with salamander gift
Robert F Kennedy Jr brings a seven inch salamander named Shadrach to the White House for a meeting with the President. The boy found the animal in the family pool and explains its name. A playful exchange followed about the salamander’s care and its possible name.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr
White House
Shadrach
Bobby
Atty
Gen. Kennedy
Applications For Jobless Pay Decline
The week ended Feb 25 showed unemployment benefits down for the first time since October, with 3,408,800 people insured. The 8.4 percent rate compares to 5.5 percent a year earlier, as 20 states reported declines led by Michigan amid auto plant schedules. Retail sales for February rose about 1 percent from January after seasonal adjustments.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Employment Security Bureau
Michigan
Robert Newton as Long John Silver in PIRATE role
Robert Newton stars as the famed pirate Long John Silver in a film adaptation. The program airs on movie channel nine and TV channel nine with a 10:30 p.m. Saturday time slot.
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Robert Newton
Robert Louis Stevenson
John Silver
North Carolina Man Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving
William David Lee, 20, pleaded guilty to drunk driving. Judge Woodrow Hill revoked his license and barred him from riding in a motor vehicle for five years.
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Dunn
N.C
William David Lee
Woodrow Hill
Lee
Elliott Named Newsweek Editor In Chief
Elliott, managing editor of Newsweek, was named editor of the magazine. Gibson McCabe, president of Newsweek, remains in that post and was named publisher. The announcements were made in New York.
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New York
UPI
Osborne Elliott
Newsweek Magazine
Friday
Gibson McCabe
Newsweek
Washington Post Company buys Newsweek controlling stake
Philip L. Graham, president of the Washington Post Company, announced the acquisition of a controlling interest in Newsweek from the Vincent Astor Foundation, completing the Thursday transaction.
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Philip L. Graham
Washington Post Company
Newsweek Thursday
Vincent Astor Foundation
Farmer Killed in Tractor Power Takeoff Accident
GRINNELL AP Harry Morrison aged 61 died Friday after becoming entangled in the power takeoff of a tractor on his Grinnell area farm.
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Grinnell
Harry Morrison
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