Hogs lower in Chicago market amid mixed cash receipts
Chicago hog prices eased 25 to 35 cents with receipts around 10,000 head as a complex market showed slow demand. Cattle and sheep values also moved. cattle receipts topped 24,000 while prices for fed steers and heifers varied by weight and grade across regional listings. US market reports cited AP and UP wire items with mixed activity in New York stocks and commodity futures.
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Chicago
New York
Associated Press
Arsett Oe Sabe Wits
Bien Livestock
Sulla
Vaelera
Taieaoe
Conners and Cuthhers
Ghaica
Atock
Erevious Boert
Vie¢ Oy
Francia J. duPoot Cou
Natehel Bank
Mander
TVG
Nickel Fhany Corsta
To & Tiedhem
Eauris
Ghalm
Bennecott CG
Milay Alco Products
Kreigo
Lockhee Armco
Grin
Arkets Ariolie
Malta
Cedar Rapids
Balawin Lina
Baile & Ate
Au Bendix
Welt Steel
Sotarala Hai
Horden Co
Rat Discus Nore Warner A
Haley Boel Wheat
Brian Mie
King
Path Steel
Ole Ower
May
Frutchers
Okerm
Buserog
Tsane
J.C
Ghea& Ohio
Phils Chicago Cas Provisions
API
Guyitun
Cilles Berg
Aleares
Tockwell
Grode
Lie
Kene Co
Grote
Gructhie
Gncony Mob
Ramee Siendy
Treere & Co Fe
Gennes Airite
Inree
Dow Chem
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Nestor
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ATOR
Tate Market
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Dextran
Reno
Pireshane
Fsao Chin Ag
Tex
Minem
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Edlum
Adhum
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Tns
Chalte
Prima Spring Jemby
Gen
Malors
IUSUA
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Alendy
Dave
Waale- Phalte Ans
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Grace Wat
Lambs
Graham Paige
Nee Orr
Warner
Tbs
Graylound
Houd
Hershey
Wilson Co
Ribbat Woolwar
Fiatdails Intend Buel
Zone
Harv
Amelman
Amtuwest
Autom
Dumont, Lab
Berlum Steel
Enser
Cessna Air
Keokuk Youth Fined For Climbing Tower
Keokuk youth J Handyside, 14, paid 28 dollars after climbing a 140 foot water tower Sunday. Police coaxed him down without incident and a court fine followed.
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Keokuk
Myton J. Handyside
Deliverea Chicaee
Cartota
Handyside
Alfalfa
Alfalfe Central
Schweighofer Tops Third Annual Iowa Sports Car Rally
Horst Schweighofer of Cedar Rapids won the third annual Iowa region rally of the Sports Car Club of America near Ottumwa, driving a Porsche. Twenty nine entrants visited historic sites across Keosauqua and Bentonsport with the shortest drive and best questionnaire score. Winners included George Erbeck, Bill Cass, Ken Lundgren, Don Hunt, and Owen Hoadsley in various makes. touring class winners and Pat Heil as ladies award recipient. Proceeds from the next Hawkeye Downs rally will benefit muscular dystrophy.
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Iowa
Sports Car Club of America
Ottumwa
Horst Schweighofer
Cedar Rapids
Keosauqua
Bentonsport
George Erbeck
Porsche
Bill Cass
MGR
Ken Lundgren
Moline
Don Hunt
Jaguar
Owen Hoadsley
Dale Heil
Atkins
Wally Miller
Iowas City
Studebaker
Iven Cash
Iowa City
Ken Wall
Borgward
Jake Foster
Morris
Pat ‘Heil
Sports Car Club
Hawkeye Downs
Ten Detectives Eligible for Appointment in Cedar Rapids
Ten policemen were certified by Cedar Rapids Civil Service Commission for detective bureau work. The list, ordered by commissioners Barney McPartland Harold A. Weaite and Charles D. Mullinex, names Richard H. Staves Charles J. Jelinek Robert J. Burke John R. Huston Thomas C. McPerimatt Gareth H litt Ivan Dale Arnett Robert T. Fox Robert J. Driscoll and Vernon A. Akers. Most are listed as eligible for veteran's preference in appointment.
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Cedar Rapids
Civil Service Commission
Lst
Barney McPartland
Harold A. Weaite
Charles D. Mullinex
Richard H. Staves
Chrles J. Jelinek
Robert J. Burke
John R. Huston
Thomas C. McPerimatt
Gareth H.litt
Ivan Dale Arnett
Robert T. Fox
Robert J. Driscoll
Vernon A. Akers
Burke
Lsted
Maanel
Accident Victim Frank W Johnson Returns Home
Frank W Johnson, a retired Milwaukee railroad conductor, was treated for a right arm fracture and severe bruises after being struck Friday at 10 PM by James McGovern of Cedar Rapids. Johnson was walking on Seventh avenue near Eleventh street when McGovern failed to yield to a pedestrian. He has been discharged from Cedar Rapids hospital. Mrs. Lee Voorhies and family visited Minneapolis over the weekend with relatives including Mrs. John A Beeson Jr and her children.
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Frank W. Johnson
Thirteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Milwaukee Railroad
James McGovern
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh Street
McGovern
Lee Voorhies
Minneapolis
R. D. Conley
John A.beeson
Philip
Mary Jeanne
Voorholes
Richard Martin
Martin
Marion
St Maries
Ida
Idaho
Safe Stolen From W Liberty Store
Burglars stole the safe from Garland's Super Value in West Liberty on Sunday night, loaded it onto a truck, forced it open, and dumped it in a countryside ditch about three miles northeast. The safe held Saturday receipts. owner Garland Haselhahn declined to say amounts. Entrance came via a basement window. Evidence includes papers near the safe and cart tracks to the truck.
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Gazette
West Liberty
Stock Mart
Death demanded for eight in spy case in Egypt
The Egyptian prosecutor sought the death penalty for two Britons and six Egyptians accused of spying for Britain before Egypt’s invasion. Maximum prison terms were asked for 12 others on trial, with four of the 20 defendants tried in absentia.
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Cairo
Bus Strikes Auto From Rear Four Die in Ohio Crash
Four members of a Pennsylvania family died when a Greyhound bus rear ended a station wagon on the Ohio Turnpike. The wagon burst into flames with the occupants identified as Murray Lockyard 45 Blairsville Pa Mary Jane 42 and their children James 14 Elizabeth 12. The bus driver Edward Dukesky 30 Pittsburgh Pa was jailed on second degree manslaughter charges. A few passengers survived without hospital treatment.
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Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Greyhound
Highway Patrol
Murray Lockyard
Blairsville
Mary Jane
James
Elizabeth
Edward Dukesky
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Four Injured In Decorah Area Two-Car Crash
Four persons were injured in a two car head-on collision four and a half miles east of Decorah near the Old Stage. Among the injured were Arthur Gaffney of Decorah and his companion Jerry Young of Decorah. Carl Steffenson of Marion suffered a skull fracture and was taken to a Rochester hospital. Elaine Harkness and Roger Erickson, both of Decorah, sustained injuries and were treated locally.
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Georgia
Filmer Fisher
Valdosta
William E. Fisher
Sharon
Entclal
The
Gazette
Decorah
Decoral
Corneluis Riséal
Fot Alburnett
Carl Steffenson
Marion
Gene Gaffney
Pella
Arthur Gaffney
Hore
Korea
Rochester, Minn
Jerry Young
Art Young
Decorah Hospital
Roger Erickson
Spring Grove
Minn
Elaine Harkness
Erickson
Foes of the Trips Get No Sympathy From Dr Snyder
President Eisenhower spends time away from Washington in early 1956 as Dr. Howard Snyder rejects critics urging closer work. Gettysburg homemakers visit the White House and note rooms such as the Gold Room do not exist. Budget debates put Percival Brundage under fire as Eisenhower jokes about his continued role.
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Dr. Snyder
Merritton Smith
Gettysburg
White House
Eisenhower
Washington
Howard Snyder
Snyder
Sioux City Key Club Law Is Ruled Invalid
Sioux City Iowa AP A municipal judge ruled invalid an ordinance limiting closing hours for private clubs. The decision said no local law regulates private clubs and cited a Triangle club case where a bartender faced charges for serving after 1 am. Several related cases were pending as a new state law aimed at regulating private club liquor hours took effect.
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Sioux City
George M. Paradise
Iowa
Joseph G. Albert
Triangle Club
U S protests Soviet travel curbs on embassy staff
The United States protested to the Soviet Union over travel restrictions on American embassy personnel in Russia. A note to the Soviet foreign ministry in Moscow condemned these limits, which target areas opened to foreigners in 1959.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Gard
Marengo Sailors Injured In Amana Highway Crash
Two 18 year old sailors from the Great Lakes training station on leave were injured in a Sunday 2 a.m. auto accident on highway 148 near Amana. Richard Ogden and Dell Bear were treated at Memorial hospital for cuts and bruises and released that night. Authorities say the driver may have dozed at the wheel.
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Brecal
Marengo
Great Lakes
Amana
Memorial Hospital
Richard Ogden
Dell Bear
Jachelor Farmer Near Morley Found Dead in Des Moines Article
Des Moines news reports the death of a bachelor farmer near Morley by hanging. The coroner learned the man had been despondent over ill health. Services are planned at the EUA church in Morley with body at Campbell funeral home in Olin.
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Des Moines
Elye
Anamogsa
Thomas A
Hugnes
U.S
North
Morley
Howard Campbell
Glin
Jones
Hughes
Les
Lester
EUA
Campbell Funeral Home
Olin
Irs
Mother of Rep Gross Dies in Belle Plaine
Mrs. Gross mother of Representative Gross of Waterloo died Sunday at age 46 in Belle Plaine. She had lived with daughter Marie Rule for three years, funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Presbyterian church in Melham. Her husband, Anderson M. Grose, farmed in Union County. the couple had six children.
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Gross
Waterloo
Ins
Pteadsyi
Belle Plaine
Tee PrUdei
H-Ja.j
Marie
Rule
Presbyterian Church
Maleam
Landweber Wins Four Year College Scholarship
Peter A. Landweber, son of Dr and Mrs Louis Landweber, receives a Town Illinois Gas and Electric Company four year college scholarship. Two other Iowans also win. Winners were chosen from about contestants by educators from area colleges. Scholarships provide up to 2000 dollars yearly at any accredited U.S. college or university. Each private college or university admitted will receive a direct grant equal to tuition with 500 to 400 per year minimum and maximum.
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Peter Landweber
Iowa City
Peter A. Landweber
Louis Landweber
Town-Illinois Gas and Electrc Company
United States
Orl
Central Commercial Teachers elects James W Hunt president
James W Hunt of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Central Commercial Teachers Association at its fiftieth convention in Cedar Rapids. Directors and instructors from private business schools across the Midwest attended. Other officers include Miss Margaret Willey Waterloo vice president Stuart Sears Waterloo secretary Everett Lutenberg Dubuque treasurer and Bruce Gates Waterloo member of the executive board.
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James W. Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Central Commercial Teachers Association
Scheols
Margaret Willey
Waterloo
Stuart Sears
Everett Lutenberg
J. Dubuque
Bruce Gates
Watering
Nuclear Tests In Nevada Aim To Cut Fallout
The U S Atomic Energy Commission plans underground and balloon detonations in Nevada this year to reduce radioactive fallout. About 20 explosions are expected in the longest series yet, with tests starting Thursday and running into September.
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Washington
INS
U.S
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Patrolman Kansky to Resume Job to Retire
Patrolman Walter Kansky, a lieutenant colonel in the army, returns to Cedar Rapids police to retire on half pay. He cites medical reasons and will have a police pension based on the five years ending Dec 1 1940. Kansky joined the department in April 1934 and served during wartime leave.
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Kansky
Walter Kansky
Cedar Rapids
Police
Ihhief
Dickey
Stanley Davis
The
Police Department
City Briefs: Planned Parenthood and Local Clubs Meet
Planned Parenthood clinic to gather at St. Luke's Hospital Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Border Vets Auxiliary hosts potluck and meeting at Memorial Coliseum Wednesday 6 30 pm. Pythian Sisters Winter Temple meet Thursday 8 pm Knights of Pythias hall with initiation. A N Palmer chapter to elect officers Thursday 6 36 pm at Roosevelt hotel. Conserv Officer Clair Rausch to speak at Conepus luncheon Tuesday noon Monico se hotel topic New Fishing Waters Available in Iowa.
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Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood Clinic
St. Luke’s Hospital
United Mexican Border Veterans and Auxiliary of
Patrol 33
Memorial Coliseurm
Pythian Sisters
Winter Temple
Knights of Pythias Hall
A. N. Palmer Chapsey
National Secretaries Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Conopus
Clair Rausch
Cedar Rapids
Conopus Club
Monicose
Iowa
Benson denies exit from cabinet amid reports
Washington Agriculture Secretary Benson said there is no basis for reports he will leave the cabinet. He stated he has never worried about stepping down and remains focused on his current role.
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Benson
Washington
Agriculture
Tenwe
Nixon Jets Honor Jamestown Settlers in Virginia Celebration
Vice-president Nixon led Virginia's 350th anniversary events near the landing site of the 105 original settlers. replicas of the Susan Constant Godspeed and Discovery anchored offshore as three F 100 jets re created the ships voyage from London in about eight hours. The flight delivered copies of London's newspapers Jamestown Charter and royal seals while Mayflower II passed overhead in salute to Plymouth's voyage.
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Nixon
Virginia
America
Great Britain
Russia
James River
Godspeed
London
Whitelg
Plymouth
Mass
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Madison, Wis
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Los Angeles
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Chadwick, Mo
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San Diego
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Iowa State College
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Pittsville, Wis
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Grove City
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Donald Burkey
Mosler
Record Safe
Raymond Lowey
Pioneer Litho CO
Office Outfitters
Second Ave
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