Hogs and Cattle Prices in Tuesday Chicago Market Report
Chicago and Des Moines livestock listings show hogs and cattle price movements with receipts and ranges. Hogs top around 23.50 to 24.25 for various weights, cattle largely steady to higher with prime and choice lots near 33 to 41 dollars, calves and sheep detailed across weight classes. Des Moines receipts estimate 50,000 for Monday with gains of 23 to 50 cents on barrows and gilts, top at 22.54.
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Chicago
USDA
Iowa
California
Towa Hogs
Des Moines
INS
Barrows
Gills and
Saws
Barrows and
Gills
U.S
Lamson Brothers
Phong EM
A. G. Hoelzen
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Wiat Low
Dow-Jones
Francis & duPont
Mational Bank Buneins
W. H
Allexia
Allred Gliem
T&t Ws Chalmers
Rome
Reneel
Owens
Blanca
Monsanto
Atchi
TB. T
Ine
I . Ee
Avan
Bendix
Surrourds ‘Co Hedsteel
Nsclotax
Paramount Phowar Cerro de Paiig Ae Park Davis
Penick & Fo Ae Fin
Bsc
Pennes JC
Meitlig” Eholte MW Theo
Core
Uate
NWS Iy
Bills
Pal’ Shryaler Corp Oi
Pitti
Procter Gamble
Colo Fuel Ae
Uebls
Iss Biya
Credit
Cincado
DS aBelle
Edison
Crane Co
U. S
Douglas Air
BRM Son Pac Co
Carrot Bwck
Idaho
Rus- Bow
Minnesota
North Palate
lottFast
Erie RR
Fon Veda
Fairchild Eng
TG Studebaker
Sp & Co
Ford
Gov
Fruehaul
Uta ‘Petron
Gen Baking Tex Gue
Gen Cebles
Tidewater Gin Dynamics
Genken
Gen Motors
Sare Lon Bac
West Aa
Houd Hershey
Wanuchoute
Hupp
Youngsten
Beaniere
Ganitn Radio
Totl
Atwest Stocks
Cal'ns
Buinonk Lp
Barlum Steel
Kaiser Ind
Cessna
Cherry
Bur Dynamics Ee
Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Sioux City Livestock Market reports receipts totaling 10 000 cattle. Trading steady to firm with most categories showing strength. Prices include high choice and low prime around 1290 dollars, slaughter steers 30 dollars, bulk choice heifers near 28 1 29 dollars, standard and low good around 22 dollars. Livestock buyers showed steady demand for stockers and feeders.
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Sioux City
Cenla
Cedar Rapids Market Notes Show Price Lifts Across Livestock
The Cedar Rapids market reports higher prices with plant delivered quotes for No. 2 butchers and aows rising by 30 cents. Prime steers and heifers, choice and good categories are listed with weights and price ranges. a broad spectrum of beef, sheep, and poultry values are included along with grain and eggs data.
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Cedar Rapids
Paciers
Hanied al
LTR
Bens & Jbs
Abe
Grain Maekey
Stocks Close With Losses on Muted Trading Day
New York stocks closed with widespread losses, ranging from fractions to more than a dollar, as trading drifted lower after an early mixed start. Air crafts were the sole group to resist a broad market retreat with total volume around 3.786 million shares.
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New York
INL
National City Lines Reports Higher First Quarter Net
Chicago based National City Lines Inc. reports net income rose to 50 cents per share in Q1 from 48 cents a year ago driven by higher dividends on investments and reduced transit operations after dropping Tulsa City Lines and Kalamazoo City Lines leases. Transit revenues declined to 5.41 million from 6.40 million. Vehicle count dropped from 1,694 to 1,524.
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National City Lines
Chicago
National City Lines, Inc
City Lines
Tulsa City Lines
Kalamazoo
U S Announces New Test Blast From Pacific Site
Washington reports a fresh nuclear test explosion in the Dikini mid Pacific area. Officials say it is the second blast in the current series and provide no further details on the test or participants.
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Washington
Dikini
mid-Pacific
Pittsburgh Mayor Lawrence Seen as Likely Governor Candidate
AP reports Pittsburgh Mayor David L. Lawrence, a powerhouse in Pennsylvania Democratic politics for over two decades, is favored for the May 20 Democratic nomination for governor. Lt. Gov. Roy Furman is his main rival, while Republicans field Arthur McGonigle, William Livensgood, and Harold Stassen in division.
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Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
David Lu
Pennsylvania
Roy Furman
Leader
Loader
Senate
Arthur McGonigle
William Livensgood
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Washington Iowa liquor store decision delayed by commission
DES MOINES AP The Town Liquor Control Commission will withhold a decision for 40 days on establishing a state liquor store at Washington Iowa to open around June 1. Opposition and petitions prompted the delay to allow individuals to file protest letters. Washington is one of seven Iowa county seat towns without a liquor store, with Sigourney the nearest 20 miles away.
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Washington
Des Moines
Town Liquor Control Commission
Iowa
Sigourney
Billy Graham urges strong homes on Mother’s Day
In San Francisco the evangelist told a 16 500 Mother's Day crowd that one divorce per 34 marriages signals unhappiness in American homes. He called marriage a miracle and urged wives to dedicate to husbands, welcome them home, and invest in the family. He urged husbands to love, support financially, and set a good example for children.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Graham
God
Christ
Alberta Sigfred dies. Marion widow of Ed Sigfred
Alberta K. Sigfred aged 77, widow of Ed Sigfred, died Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. A Marion native born July 25, 1877, she attended Marion High School and Coe College, married June 16, 1903, in Marion, and was active in Congregational churches. Surviving brother Ralph Kendall of Marion. Services Wednesday in Murdoch chapel, burial Oak Shade. friends may call tonight.
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Alberta K. Sigfred
Ninth Ave
Marion
Ed Sigfred
Cedar Rapids
Wellington J
Emma Brancht Kendall
Marion High School
Coe College
Sigkred
Marion, Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
OES
Ameigo Club
PEC
Ralph
Kendall
Murdoch Chapel
Oak Shade
Southern California aircraft firms reach wage pacts
Three of the region's top four manufacturers reach wage agreements with unions to avert a strike. North American Aviation employees vote Sunday on a contract giving 17 to 26 cents per hour raises for 15 500 local and 5 500 Columbus workers. Convair workers accept 17 to 27 cents raises. Lockheed and LAM already approved 10 to 30 cent boosts. Douglas negotiations continue with two unions.
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Los Angeles
California
North American Aviation
Company
United Auto Workers
Columbus
Ohio
Convair
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Airscraft Lam
Lingly
Golden wedding observed for Mr and Mrs Hutchison
Marion community notes celebrate the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George A Hutchison of Marion observed quietly due to Mr Hutchison health. He is a retired railway postal clerk who recently returned from Cedar Rapids hospital after a month. They married May 12, 1898 in Des Moines and have lived in Marion since, with family guests including relatives from Des Moines and West Liberty.
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George A. Kutchison
Twelfth St
Mr. Hutchison
Cedar Ranids
Ella Gell
Des Moines
Marion
H. ©. Keetes
West Liberty
Karen
James
Robert G. Hutchison
Don
Join
Hutchison
Mmr
Harley Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
R. H. Tallman
Venezuela
J. M. Tallman
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Fensterman
Everett and Clark
Rainbow Girls
Marengo
Joyce Murdoch
Kathryn Auld
Central City
Wanita Cooper
Wilma Wilkinson
Lorinda Kensinger
Susan Morehouse
Norma Hammond
Carel Marie Whitman
Judy Kanson
Kay Brodie
Mana Mary
Eileen Allen
Katherine Ray
Donald Bateman
Stanley Hotle
Mel. Richard Ware
Genevieve Auld
Dean Wyatt
Seventh Street
Clyde Bausch
Vernon Hansen
Mary Wheeler
David Clark
Proceedings of Linn County Board of Supervisors April 24 1953
The Linn County Board of Supervisors met with Supervisors Sutera Wiley and Olden J Henderson present. Minutes of April 8 approved. special per mit to operate stone quarry granted. various treasurer and attorney reports reviewed. numerous fund disbursements approved including medical, road, and utility expenses. notices and settlements ordered as provided by law.
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Board OF Supervisors
State of Iowa
Linn County
Sutera
Wiley
Olden J. Henderson
Henderson
Witer
Vollue
Bubervieat
Haywell Schuttzled
Melody Love
Boi
Supeccisor
B. L. Anderson, Inc
Puluem Township
Fay Ai. Clark
Hiawatha
Willy
Ailts- Chelmers Manufacturing Company
Tih Avenue
11Th Street
Storel
Proving Grounds
Marlon
Find Street
1St Avenue
Usk Avenue
Bias Perey’ Ld
Hairy Pury Aid Ae
Blulra Yurey Ted
Wil
Linn
Bett
Dehnole
27Th Ave
Warello
Miso
Electric Company
Ntoene
Mackin Point Company
Edin H Webster
Board of Fearth Benue Prey Repairs
Bales
County
Rowbing
Ine
Exchange
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Cere
Edith Keep
Gopteany
Sue
Eene Niel’s
Phavi 15Th
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Nass
Prason Turnhsin
Pegeilin
Tens Yi
Ace Cab Commu
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Lolls County
Feaver
Dorothy
Frog Mills
Buchanan
Saat
Raul
Nun
Sicwell Ice Crew Co
Reed Grose
Serene
Rl Witner Grocer
PC Haim
Sk Petro
Postaga
Crim Invest
Frank F. Bates
Brand
Precenee Gouldin
Florenc
Gouldin
Transerlon Igelenet
Recondary Road Fund
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Rome
San
Tona Blecttts Light’ & Bawer Co
Weagl Teat Fond Agi
Anna Rilints
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Ford Fund
Servisolt So Wa
AK Zeidler Senereks
A.tolatree Tideeien
Elnkle
Capensa Rues Eile
Father’s Day Reflections on Integrity in the Home
In a New York banquet, Mark van Doren and son Charles discuss a father’s integrity and the private public self. They credit mutual trust and family love as the core of a strong home, urging that example shapes the next generation.
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Doc Quigg
New York
Papa
Mark van Doren
Charles
Four injured in two car crash near Waukon
Four persons were injured Saturday night in a two car collision on highway 64 between Waukon and Waukon Junction. Franklin Listeberger Lawrence Griffith and James Jones suffered head injuries and lacerations and were hospitalized. Lester Jones sustained minor injuries. Listeberger and Griffith were in one car while the Jones brothers were in the other. Warrelob A Cancer Crusade is being conducted here this week under the chairmanship of Mrs. Charles D Brandt with volunteers turning to their reports Friday.
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Socelal
Gazeeth
Waukon
Waukon Junction
Franklin Listeberger
Fairrfax
Lawrence Griffith
Cedar Rapids
James Jones
Harrpers Ferry
Jones
Lester
Listeberger
Griffith
Jones Brothers
Warlelob
Charles D. Brandt
Hypnotism Suppresses Hay Fever in Allergic Woman
A New York case reports a woman with eleven years of spring pollen hay fever who, under weekly hypnosis with positive suggestions, avoided asthma and nasal symptoms. Skin tests remained positive but diminished to zero, and a passive transfer test showed allergic chemistry was suppressed, not changed.
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Delos Smith
New York
Lancet
A. A. Mason
Stephen Black
London
Coralville Bank Hearing Set by State Council
Iowa Executive Council allows state employees to use their own cars for out of state travel if reimbursed at the cheapest available rate. A hearing on establishing the Coralville Bank and Trust Co is set for June 4 in Coralville. Rodney Hidlack opposes bank approval. other actions include blocking an air conditioning survey and delaying elevator repairs.
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Coralville Bank
State Council
BES Moines
INS
Iowa Executive Council
Iowa
Chet Akers
Nebraska
Minnesota
New Orleans
Akers
Coralville Bank and Trust Company
Coralville
Town City
Rodney Hidlack
State Banking Board
Council
Employment Security Commission
Statehouse
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