Hogs Steady To 25 Lower As Market Reports Read
Chicago market notes show hog receipts around 7000 head for the period with steady to 25 cent lower trade. Hogs quoted by weight including U S No 2 190-230 lbs at 22 75 to 23 10 with other lots around 23 15 to 23 75, and strongest 210 lb lot at 23 90. Cattle receipts near 11000 with varied shifts by class, vealers and steers near steady to higher, heifers steady, higher weight steers up to 33 50, vealers 30 34, lambs around 16 50 to 23 00 for shorn. Grain quotations provided by Lamson Brothers.
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UPI
U. S
Dow-Jones
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Idustriais Bet
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Aflechany” Corp Ite Ve Pau
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Allied Stores and Nickel Rt
Allis Chalmers
Manville
Hs Jones
Smith
Kenneco
cNeill
Armco A & Co
Maytay
Bree
Knox
Airpont Ward Et Borden Courray Corp i
Ben Borg Warner
Otorola Urra. Corp
Brid Ran
Nail Iscult
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Nail Cash Reg
Airy
Burroughs
Nai Gypsum Canada Canad Pac
Pac
Caterpillar
Paramount P
de Pasco
Penick & Ford
Pennay Butchers
Heo Corp
Penney
Hes & Ohio
Pepsi-Cola
Bebs
Chrysler Corp
Ips Pet
Bervoca Cola Plate Glass TM
Rocter Gay
Adio Corp
Perry Rand
Exall Ockwell
Ibstate
Boy Pacers
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Brudebaker
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Getty Gillette Co
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Glidden Co
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Goodrich
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Maine
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Stock Market Edges Up Amid Thin Volume
New York stocks held a slim gain as early rise faded with volume about 2,100,000. In Omaha receipts mixed. calves and yearlings higher, prices around 29 to 38 dollars for top grades. Grain futures show corn about 1.15 and soybeans near 2.15.
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New York
Demand for oats rises as rye also strengthens
Chicago wheat and corn futures edge higher amid dry conditions in the northern Great Plains. Oats gain 1 to 2 percent and rye climbs 2 to 3 percent, while lard advances 7 to 23 points. Cash provisions show mixed quotes amid thin wheat and soymeal offerings.
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Chicago
Great Plains
Sioux City Livestock Market Cattle Prices Signal Strength
Sioux City cattle receipts reach 3,200 with slaughter cattle and calves steady to higher. Beef and feeder cattle values shown with standard good and choice ranges, goats priced around $24 to $25, and various weights listed for hogs and sows at top and mid 20s to low 30s.
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Sioux C
UPI
No Disorder In Graduation At Little Rock
Central high school awarded a diploma to a Negro for the first time in an orderly ceremony protected by 220 city police and national guardsmen. After the event, guards left and traffic was reopened. Ernest Green, bound for New York and Michigan State, spoke of hope for a law career. MLK attended among about 8 Negro spectators. Seven Negroes remain in the school. a legal effort seeks their removal and the district court will hear integration delay on June 3 under Judge Lemley.
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Little Rock
Central High School
Ernest Green
New York
Green
Story of
Arkansas
Central
U.S. District Court
Harry Lemley
Hope
Paris Quiet and Charm Amid Siege Night Scenes
Paris night scene amid mass police near the Chamber of Deputies as rounds of guards flank the Grand Palais and Champs Elysees. Citizens stroll past riflemen while a lone blonde mother writes a postcard and her child plays hopscotch nearby.
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Champs Elysees
Chamber of Deputies
France
Arc de Triomphe
Grand Palais
Assembly
Cattle and Hog Prices Move. Market Activity Mixed
Des Moines livestock report shows receipts about 40 000 for midweek with Tuesday activity 48 500. Hogs top price near 22.90 per pound with barrows and gilts quoted US No 1-3 in ranges from 21.00 to 22.70 for various weight classes and sows from 17.35 to 20.90 depending on weight.
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Des Moines
UPI
U. S
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Tumble Below Quotations
Cedar Rapids hog market prices were down a quarter with plant delivered quotes for good No 2 butchers and sows. Meaty No 1 high yielding hogs would fetch up to 50 cents above these quotations while No 3 overfits could be as much as 50 cents below.
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Cedar Rapids
Music and News on KCRG Radio 1600 Sign On to Sign Off
The station KCRG Radio 1600 airs a full schedule from morning sign on to evening sign off featuring music segments and current news updates. Listeners enjoy era-appropriate tunes and concise reports throughout the broadcast day.
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Kcrg Radio-1600
Signon
Chicago Produce Market Notes Mixed Sharply On Lettuce And Eggs
Chicago and New York markets show unsettled trading with large and small lots. constraints in supply and demand push prices for butter eggs and cheese. California and Midwest shipments report variable gains and softening demand amid steady to weak overall tone.
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Cornand
Minneso
Orth Kote River Valley
Ntiacs
Caliornia
California
Alabama
York
USDA
Leopold Sets Up Youth Foundation Amid Book Royalties
Paroled slayer Nathan Leopold has formed a foundation to aid emotionally disturbed, retarded or delinquent youths, according to his attorney. Income will come mainly from royalties from his book Life Plus 99 Years.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Leopold
Presley Will Get Duty in Germany
Elvis Presley at Fort Hood will finish basic training Saturday then begin advanced tank crewman training for eight weeks followed by six weeks of basic unit training. The phase ends September 20 before his deployment to New York for embarkation to Germany.
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Fort Hood, Texas
Elvis Presley
Germany
Presley
New York
Orlando Police Seek Runaway Florida Couple
Cedar Rapids police were asked to be on the lookout for a runaway Orlando couple identified as Nancy Kirwin 16 and Larry Snyder 16. The girl is 5 feet 5 inches 120 pounds brown hair the boy 5 feet 8 inches 150 pounds black hair. They disappeared April 18 and a card was mailed from Cedar Rapids in May. The boy's mother is seriously ill.
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Cedar Rapids
Orlando, Fla
Orlando
Nancy Kirwin
Larry Snyder
Army WAC officer candidates sought in Midwest recruitment drive
Cedar Rapids recruiters announced 30 WAC officer candidate openings for the 13-state Midwest. Applicants must be college graduates aged 20 to 33 with July 15 deadlines. after training at Fort McClellan they become second lieutenants in one of ten fields. Navy enlistees bound for San Diego include Alfred Greeley 17 Guy Gartano 18 of Anamosa and Gene Noeller 18 Michael Berry 17 of Vinton.
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Navy
Cedar Rapids
Army
Midwest
Fort McClellan
Ala
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Alfred D. Greeley
Guy R. Gartano
Anamosa
Gene C. Noeller
Michael P. Berry
Vinton
Richard Hathaway's License Is Suspended
Richard Hathaway, 16, of 1634 Texas Ave NE, had his license suspended for 90 days after a municipal court appearance on two traffic counts. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr ordered the suspension and fined Hathaway for driving without glasses and failing to yield after police said he nearly struck a pedestrian.
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Richard Hathaway
Texas Ave. NE
Loren Hullinger, Jr
Hathaway
North Liberty Man Is Found Innocent
A Johnson county district court jury found Vernon Molitar, 28, of North Liberty not guilty of larceny in a case linked to a pig theft from a neighbor. The trial concluded Tuesday after a jury of five women and seven men deliberated. The incident occurred near St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, which plans a vacation Bible school the week of June 9 through June 13, with daily hours 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Vernon Molitar
North Liberty
Molitar
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rites Set Saturday for John A Cory 83
John A Cory 83 retired farmer and Wilson and Company employee died Tuesday night at his Marion home. Born January 6 1875 near Troy Mills he married Maude M Duncan in 1900. Survived by wife two daughters two sisters and others. Rites Saturday 1 30 p m Murdoch chapel Marion burial Oak Shade cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p m Thursday.
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John A. Cory
Wilson and Company
Eighth Ave
Marion
Troy Mills
Maude M. Duncan
Mt. Vernon
Cory
Marion Baptist Church
Memorial Day Program Set In Marion
Marion observes Memorial Day Friday with a parade departing the high school at 10 a.m. to City Park for a program including a national anthem, invocations, remarks by Mayor George H. Brewer, and a speech by Don Johnson. The event features the Marion band, poppy placement, a Legion firing volley, taps, and a benediction with rain alternative at the Methodist church.
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Fifth Avenue
John Schlotterback
Chester Smith
Cedar Rapids
Ralph E. Baker
George H. Brewer
Don Johnson
West Branch
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Marion High School
al Hanson
Methodist Church
Services Thursday For A F Hutchins
Arthur F. Hutchins 63 a railroad trainman for 41 years died Tuesday night at his Marion home. Born February 22 1895 at Lamotte he lived in Marion four years. Survived by wife Violet Peterson three sons Willis Douglas Michael Hutchins mother and a sister Florence White and sister Hazel Millburn. Funeral Thursday 4 p.m. at Murdoch chapel Marion with burial at Oak Shade Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight at Murdoch.
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Eighth Ave
Marion
Lamotte
John F
Stella Lias Hutchins
Violet Peterson
Chicago
Marion Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Trojan Lodge
AF and
The
American Legion
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Douglas A
Michael L. Hutchins
Florence White
Hazel Millburn
Cedar Rapids
Murdoch
Local moves and ads note Memorial Day closures
Alfred Schmid and spouse take ownership of 2860 Fourteenth Ave after purchasing the Ackley residence. Gibson's Locker advertises fresh dressed White Rock frying chickens and beef specials. American Legion Junior Rifle club meets at Legion hall at 6 p.m with possible range practice. Post office to be closed all day Friday for Memorial Day with no city or rural mail delivery.
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Sixth St
Alfred Schmid
Springville
Ackley
Fourteenth Ave
White Rock
Gibson
American Legion Junior Rifle Club
the Legion Hall
Flying Saucers Hoax Revealed In English Town
In Biggleswade England engineer Frank Russell admitted fabricating a nightly flying saucer display for months. He built a wire silver paper clockwork device with a balloon to 600 feet and a rocket launch, then recovered it secretly. He feared it could hinder genuine space research.
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Biggleswade
England
Frank Russell
Russell
Billy Graham Preaches Joyful Christian Life at Cow Palace
In San Francisco Billy Graham told 15 000 attendees that the Christian life is a rejoicing life but not a joke. He said entry comes only after conviction of sins by the Holy Spirit and warned that millions are lying to the Spirit by pretending to be something they are not.
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San Francisco
UPI
Billy Graham
Cow Palace
Toledo man dies in self immolation after gasoline ingested tragedy
Nelson Bloom aged 37 died in a personal crisis Tuesday in Toledo after sloshing gasoline inside his car tied himself in and set the vehicle afire. Deputies reported the details of the fatal incident in the AP dispatch.
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Toledo, Ohio
Nelson Bloom
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