Livestock Futures Rise Amid Mixed U.S. Market Activity
Chicago hogs and cattle markets show mixed moves with hogs up 15 to 25 cents on most grades and cattle steady to firm. Receipts for hogs reach 13,000 head while cattle receipts top 14,100 with steers up to 50 cents and heifers up 25 cents. sheep and lambs show steady to higher bids amid moderate demand.
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Stocks Show Higher Trend in Mele Market Activity
New York traders saw a mild upward trend in the market on Wednesday with prices around two joints in either direction. Estimated 1,600,000 shares traded amid mixed advances and declines. Des Moines receipts for Wednesday, week, and year show varied totals, while commodity quotes list several weight grades and prices for hogs, with top bid around 12 dollars.
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Cold Figures in Grain Prices Rise in Chicago Markets
CHICAGO AP reports cold weather boosts grain and livestock demand lifting prices across corn oats wheat and futures. Traders see higher selling values for December contracts as buyers prepare for tighter supplies and stronger export activity.
Iowa Farmer Found Dead Under Tractor Accident
CAMBRIDGE AP S P Lee about 2 a prominent bachelor farmer in the Cambridge Huxley community was killed on an accident on his farm. He was working alone in a field and apparently drove the tractor. He was found by Alpha Mills and Primnis Carr of the Cambridge vicinity who were delivering feed in the area. Funeral services will be held in Huxley Friday afternoon.
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Services Friday for Mrs Leslie Coleman
Cornell paper wins All American award for the second semester 1954 55 by Associated Collegiate Press. The Cornelian staff led by editor John Lively with Tom Wharton as editor last year earned high honors for editing copyreading editorials and campus leadership. Survivors include husband Leslie Coleman seven children and twenty two grandchildren. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p m State Center Hoover funeral home in charge.
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Light Company Votes Dividends City Briefs RANA-Valley
Light Company Tangled brief notes show Town Electric Light and Power Company directors voting quarterly dividends on common stock and preferred shares. The year totals rise to 1.30 per share with 0.32 0.5 0.52 per preferred, payable January 1. Construction budget for 1998 calls for about 1.06 million in cash outlays amid continued service expansion and rising gas and electricity use.
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Jackson County Teen Dies By Own Hand While on Mental Health Leave
Rudolph Geshey, 15, of Jackson County, on convalescent leave from Independence Mental Health Institute, killed himself with a shotgun at a farm west of Linn County line after disappearing Tuesday. Deputy Coroner L. J. Burjanek said the body was found in an old chicken house Wednesday. Services were announced for Mrs. Emery Stable of Fort Dodge.
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Death in Muscatine Ends in Eight Year Manslaughter Term
In Muscatine Ralph Lewis, 40, a construction worker, was sentenced to eight years for manslaughter in the death of 38 year old Lilian Crowley. Crowley was found dead in her apartment after a night she spent with Lewis, who fled when she was injured. The coroner cited a fatal brain hemorrhage caused by a blow to the head. Lewis pled guilty before District Judge Charles G. Rehling of Davenport.
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UNESCO Praise From Dulles For US Commission
The U S National Commission for the U N Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization said it received a congratulatory message from Secretary of State Dulles. The cable, addressed to Major General Milton G Baker, praised the commission for its work on behalf of UNESCO and noted milestones in the world’s progress toward peace.
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Townsend Ends Silence Won’t See Her Again
London group captain Jeir Townsend breaks silence at Princess Margaret's country home saying he will not be seeing her again. He spoke briefly to newsmen during a fur lough as rumors of engagement fade. Townsends friends doubt he will publish details of the courtship and suggest a return to private employment, possibly in the aircraft industry.
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Crash Injuries Prove Fatal for Iowa Mani Wilson Workers
CIO United Tackinghouse Workers chose severance pay over transferring to Wilson meat packing plants as the Chicago operation shifts to Albert Lea Cedar Rapids Marietta and Omaha. About 400 employees left Chicago or opted for severance. Donald Turner 36 Creston died after a collision near Creston while on a hunting trip. he served as an OTC instructor and is survived by his widow Trina and two children.
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Dr Lange Purchases The Devar Restaurant
Dr Thomas F Lange buys The Devar restaurant at 312 A Second Avenue SE from George Lost Brown dog partially blind. Alberts and Eugene Heddy oversee sale effective Tuesday with Julie Luse, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fran Luse, involved. hospital records note throat infection and observation at University hospitals.
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Adenauer Back at Helm After Illness in Bonn
Convalescent chancellor Adenauer, 79, took charge remotely of West German affairs on Wednesday. He conferred with Foreign Minister von Brent and Geneva observer Herbert Blankenharn, amid no closer progress on German reunification at the Four Power talks.
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New Steps in Heart Repair Reported
Chicago AP reports that within a year surgeons may restore or unclog coronary arteries after heart attacks. Dr. C. Walton Lillehei says dog experiments prove replacement or unplugging is possible and outlines approaches such as artery repair or grafts, with testing improvements and a new simple heart lung machine.
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Wholesale Food Prices Decline
New York AP report notes the Dun and Bradstreet index shows weekly wholesale food prices slipping to their lowest level since before the Korean War. The index, at 2002 levels, indicates an approximate 11 percent drop from a year earlier.
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Court Holds Jeweler Failed To Pay Taxes
U S tax court found clear and convincing evidence that Fort Dodge Iowa jeweler Oscar Olson underpaid income taxes from 1939 to 1943. Government claims Olson owes 475331 in back taxes and fraud penalties. court left final amount to Olson and his wife Myrtle and the IRS to resolve.
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