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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1958

Page

8

Livestock Prices Rise Across Midwest Markets

Livestock generally advanced at Midwestern markets with hogs up 5 cents to 1.75 dollars and cattle and sheep posting gains. Chicago top hogs at 23.00, steers up to 34.75, heifers to 30.75, lambs and mutton showing higher bids as demand steadies and marketings shrink. Des Moines receipts estimate 25,000 Saturday, with steady to higher demand for butchers and sows.

Chicago INS Des Moines U. S Saat Atchers Ackers Utter Cove Eeeree Erie

Cedar Rapids Hog Market Holds Steady Prices

Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market held steady Saturday with plant delivered quotations for good No 2 butchers and sows. Meaty No 1 high yielding hogs may bring up to 50 cents more than the quoted prices while No 3 overfits can fall as much as 50 cents below. Egg market fragment notes small Be 26e etc.

Cedar Rapids

Treasury Official Questions Targeted Tax Cuts As Recession Approach

Boston AP report quotes Undersecretary Julian Baird weighing the effectiveness of cutting income taxes to fight the recession. He did not oppose tax cuts outright but argued against their strong impact, signaling administration resistance to broader tax relief.

Boston Treasury Department Julian Baird

Mayoral Chain Refused by Singapore Mayor

A $2,800 mayoral chain ordered from Britain by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce arrived this week but was not worn by Mayor Ong Eng Guan of the leftist People's Action Party. He had earlier rejected the city council mace and other regalia.

Britain Singapore Singapore Chamber of Commerce Ong Eng Guan People’s Action Party Br. J

Soviet Fear of U S Espionage Shapes 1957 Report

Senate internal security subcommittee chair Eastland cites theft of U S military and industrial secrets as a key factor behind Soviet scientific gains in 1957. The 12 part inquiry details espionage funding, use of the U S Communist party as recruiting ground, and spies including Gold Greenglass Rosenberg Stern and Soble with Stern spying for Russia on her father William Dodd.

Washington INS Senate U.S Sen Eastland D-Miss Subcommittee Russia U.S. Communist Party Harry Gold Atom J.S. Earth Martha Dodd Stern Jack Lotto Jack Soble Soble

Alabama Court Upholds School Placement Law

A three judge U S district panel ruled Alabama's school placement law constitutional and not in conflict with the federal text. The decision upholds local boards power to assign pupils to schools based on factors such as available room, facilities, transportation, and potential impact on classmates. The ruling noted no evidence of discriminatory application and cited similarities to North Carolina's approach.

Birmingham Alabama U.S. District Court Virginia Louisiana North Carolina Virgina

Graham Warns Against Crowded Road in San Francisco

Billy Graham urged 16,200 at the Cow Palace to avoid the broad crowded road leading to destruction. He warned that many follow the crowd while few stand alone, citing biblical examples of great figures who did.

San Francisco Billy Graham Evangelist Graham Cow Palace

Tea honoring mothers by Longfellow group at school

Longfellow school girls hosted an afternoon tea honoring mothers with gifts and refreshments prepared by the group. Attendees included Artis Hermanson and her mother, and several other local families. Also noted are public notices on trash pickup, births, hospital updates, church activities, and local visits.

Happytime Blue Bird Group Longfellow School Artis Hermanson Arden Hermanson Debbie Lawrence Martin Kathy William Robinson, Jr Jacquee iFran Luse Connie George Finn Linda Newcom Robinson

Sunday worship and church listings in Marion area

A church notices column lists services across Marion including Baptist with Rev. Charles Moore and multiple denominations. Catholic mass at St. Josephs with Revs McElliott and Blessington at 6 40 and 11, Christian with Rev. Kohl, Free Methodist with Rev. Potter, Methodist with Rev. Baker, Presbyterian with Rev. Hayter, and St Pauls Lutheran with Rev. Brandt.

Charles Moore St. Joseph’s T. J. McElliott William H. Blessington Herbert G.kohl Howard Potter St. Paul's Lutheran Missouri Synod E. L. Brandt

Sermons and Services Across Local Churches This Week

Activities listed include Prairie Chapel sermon series Knees Down and Chins Up with Mor ris Frevert preaching. Sunday school at 9 and worship at 9 45. Seventh Day Church of God holds Friday prayer at 6 p m and Sabbath school 10 30 with youth-led services on first Sabbath. United Seventh Day Brethren overseen by W Allen Bond at 2401 Third Ave offering Bible study Saturdays at 11 a m and services at 10 a m.

Izvestia Slams Kalinin Militia For Kidnapping Accountant

Izvestia denounced a Kalinin militia bungling incident in which accountant Korukin was taken from bed to a station and released without charge. The paper called it a violation of Soviet law and disrespect to a citizen, noting prior confrontations with the militia chief Smirnoff over a lamp report.

Moscow Kalinin Korukin Izvestia Soviet Union Smirnoff

Death of Howard Jones Kin Poses Puzzle in Tokyo

In Tokyo police investigate the mysterious 43 year old Thomas Albert Dwight Jones Jr death amid bruising and a lampstand injury. Attendants Crowley Kissinger and Jones were in a hotel suite after a business trip to Japan for tanker purchases.

Howard Jones Kin Tokyo INS Thomas Albert Dwight Jones, Jr Tad Jones Yale Jones Hamden Conn Imperial Hotel Iowa Southern California T.A.D Jones Company New Haven Japan Joseph Crowley Frederick Kissinger The Haven

Swiss Agent Ulrich Sentenced in Espionage Case

Swiss federal court sentenced former counter intelligence agent Max Ulrich to two and a half years at hard labor for spying for France. He admitted supplying Col Marcel Mercier with secret Swiss information on Arab diplomats agents and exiles in Switzerland.

Bern Switzerland Max Ulrich France Ulrich Marcel Mercier

Twenty four miners rescued after 13 hours trapped in flood

Twenty four men, trapped for more than 13 hours in a flooded Sharpies coal mine, were brought to the surface unharmed. They emerged via an abandoned air shaft and were driven to the bathhouse where families waited. Rescuers threaded honeycombed passages to reach the men.

Herb Little Sharples W. Va James Bradley

Miller presses Development Commission funds for jobs in Iowa

State Senator Jack Miller of Sioux City seeks more appropriations for the Iowa Development Commission to create jobs for Iowa's youth. At a High Twelve lunch he warned that 70 percent of young Iowans leave after graduation, with four of five graduates seeking jobs elsewhere, urging commissions actions to keep them.

Jack Miller Sioux City Iowa Development Commission High Twelve Roosevelt Hotel Miller Iowa Harold Saunders Iowa University

Ministers Appointed At Iowa EUB Conference

Nine ministers received new pastoral assignments to churches in Columbus Junction Hudson Lansing Morley Sumner Union Vinton Wilton Junction and Gladbrook at the Iowa Conference session in Cedar Rapids. Transfers included W T Boston to Kensett Bolan and G M Talbott to Allendorf. Delegates also elected ministerial and lay delegates to the national convention and set the 1959 conference for Des Moines.

Iowa Evangelical United Brethren Church Sharon Cedar Falls L. E. Deaver Cedar Rapids G. E. MacCanon Bristow A. L. Hammarstedt Des Moines Ivan Epley Waverly Stanton James Story City Ralph Streyffeler Hubbard Fred Riggs Ames Milo Lease Sumner Earl Faust E. C. Danner LeMars Gus Kuester Griswold Iowa House of Representatives L. A. Talbott Earl Norder Marshalltown First Church

Would-Be Objector Is Sentenced to 2 Years

Marine Pvt. Peter Green, 19, was sentenced to two years at hard labor for unauthorized absence and related charges. He was convicted Wednesday of disrespect to a superior, possessing a deceitful liberty card, defaming the marine corps, and malice toward the corps. He refused an officer's order to join training and sought classification as a conscientious objector.

Camp Pendleton Calif Peter Green Green Marine Corps Corps

Mules Hold Farm Jobs Across Europe

A U N report notes mules and donkeys stay essential on European farms as tractors struggle on rough terrain. Farm horses are increasingly phased out while mechanization continues.

Geneva U. N

Television listings for Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa area

TV schedule fragment lists channels KCRG TV Cedar Rapids WMT TV KWWL TV KTVO TV Ottumwa with 6:00 Saturday Night Film Festival and various programs including Perry Como Frank Sinatra Danny Thomas Gunsmoke Ted Mack News and Weather Sports. Entities include station callsigns cities and program names.

Kcrg-Tv Cedar Rapids Wmt-Tv Kwwl-Tv Waterloo Ktvo.tv Ottumwa Kcrg Mbs Kxel Ale Wagner Public Library Monitor Foster Ole Opry Monitor Jerome Orchestra Sammy Kaye News Monitor Orchestra Dahmer News Miller Dahmer

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Chicago Livestock Waterloo Hogs C.R. Markets EGG Market Treasury U.S. Dept. of Commerce Morris Kotz Jay Lewis Greenglass David Greenglass Julius Rosenberg Shun Vehaviimn Henry Goracy Hamilton Ohio Goracy Helene Fiedler Paul J. Fiedlers Marion Fiedler Dean Woodford Milwaukee Depot Woodford St. Luke’s Hospital Millinois Lois Emmons Reimers Arlington Heights, Ill John Reimers St. Mary’s Circle Methodist Christian Church CYF Charles Warner Elmer Seevell Louisville, Ky James S. Munson Roy Schwendeman Fort Dodge Robert A. Hender Ed V. Carey Dubuque the Carey Conrad Kimm Denver, Ia Kimm Marion High School Dorothy Pellett Pleasanton,Kan W. E. Doan Amy Doan Edward McNulty Moore Ce‘dar Rapids Marion,Sporting Goods Ed Sigfred St.Luke’s Hospital Marion Churches Ralph E. Baker Priscilla J. P. Hayter Crowley Kissinger Yuzuru Ono G. F. Clark 29Th St. NE Peg's Beaute Salon Davenport Annie Wittenmeyer Anna Harshar Sidney Shirtz EUB Television WHEEF Rock Island Woc.tv WKBT LaCrosse Who-Tv Film Festival Ja —Tra Dateline T Europe Perry Isa Scott Is Em Welk Frontier Dick Clark Perry Como Frank Sinatra Wrence Welk 2 o—Lawrence Welk Have Nimning Po Billy Grakenepee Oke Danny Fromas Gunsmoke Uism Ted Mack Merion Wyats Earph Bob Cummings Silent Service Jane Wyman Susan and God KPIG Wheatland, Inc SEEM Eva Leon Errol Marcy McGuire Channel 9 Theater NEW Harmony the Merchants Bank Ficient Sales Organi Zation 16Th Ave
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