Hogs and cattle rise on midweek livestock market
Chicago and Omaha markets show hog and cattle prices mostly higher with varying gains across weight classes. Sheep trend unsettled as receipts rise. broader regional reports from Des Moines to Sioux City and Kansas City note mixed moves and steady to higher cattle bids.
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Chicago
API
Uda
Omaha
INS
Sioux City
Kansas City
Rey
Pirmouth Rock
Leshard
Younk
Gerse
BO Beare
Bo Srare Gola
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market prices rise
Cedar Rapids hog prices moved a quarter higher on Monday as deliveries at the Cedar Rapids plant received higher quotations. The market lists bids for good butchers, packers, and various cattle categories with prices across steers, yearlings, and beef types, plus fruits and vegetables in wholesale notes.
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Cedar Rapids
U.S
Fefertor Tient
Welch Baily
Reaiam
Washington
Quito
Minnesota
Minnesott Arg
Tolabo Russels
Hennerles—Soc
Meat eating babies deemed healthier by Loyola doctors
Two Loyola University physicians report 170 infants on a strained meat diet showed a 40 percent lower illness rate than 133 infants fed vegetables. Meat babies reportedly had stronger resistance to colds greater vitality and slept more soundly.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Howard M. Jacobs
George & George
Stock Market Slips and Rallies Split in Mixed Monday
New York traders saw a mixed session as railroads motors radio televisions and other issues moved in narrow gains and losses between one and two points. Overall activity remained modest with about one and a half million shares changing hands.
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New York
Grain Markets Rise Then Trim Gains In Early Trading
Chicago wheat was little changed while corn oats and rye edged higher early before profits and hedging trimmed gains. Evening positions ahead of Election Day prompted adjustments as traders awaited new crop movement signals and cash market quotes showed mixed prices across wheat corn oats and barley.
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Chicago
Uci
Sorriana
House Damaged After Car Truck Crash In Seattle Area
Police report a Sunday crash at EK street and Sixteenth avenue SW where a car driven by Keith Carder 1516 Fifth Avenue SE collided with a truck driven by Mervin Poths of Des Moines. Carder's car struck the Albert Sherwood house at 1827 K street SW, which was badly damaged.
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Albert Sherwood
K Street
EK Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Keith Carder
Fifth Avenue SE
Mervin Poths
DesMoines
Carder
Sherwood
Franks To Speak on Sports Photography
Carl Franks of the Gazette will address the Keen Teen room at the YMCA Thursday at 8 p m. The talk covers Photographers in Sports and features winning high school photo contest entries on display for club members and friends.
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Carl Franks
Gazette
Keen J Teen Room
YMCA
Shell Oil Bulk Plant Fire Loss Estimated at $49 500
Cedar Rapids fire at the Shell Oil bulk plant caused a loss of 49500 with preliminary estimates higher. Fire Chief Kohout cited Shell officials in Chicago as the source for the final figure and noted insurance covered most August costs and September losses.
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Shell
Shell Oil Company
Cedar Rapids
EB. P. Kohout
Chicago
Kohout
Three Iowans Sail From Far East on Navy Transport
Three men from the Gazette area including Cedar Rapids Pfc John B Hedin and Sgt Halph A Richardson of Vinton aboard the navy transport Gen C C Ballou due to dock Tuesday from the Far East. Also aboard is Set Craig Wolford of Columbus Junction.
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Far East
Seattle
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Navy
C. C. Ballou
John B. Hedin
Halph A. Richardson
Vinton
Craig Wolford
Columbus Junction
Police Probe Theft From Parked Car On 726 First Street
Police investigate after $240 in cash and $468.30 in clothing and jewelry disappeared from a car parked at 726 First Street SW. Ray Wertz reported the loss, saying the items were taken between 4 and 5 am Sunday but discovered Sunday evening. Jewelry included a watch and a diamond ring.
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First Street
Ray Wertz
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids Precinct Map For Voters Polling Places
Voters are directed to polling venues in Cedar Rapids with listed locations such as First precinct Second ave SE Fire station No 3 and Third Great Electric at 710 Center Point Road NE. Additional sites include schools and fire stations across the city, with details for the nineteenth Police station, the twentieth Harrison school and the twenty-fifth Lincoln school among others. A late note reports Ottumwa incident injuries to Duane Glassburner and a fatality after a car rollover near Ottumwa, with driver David Simpson identified.
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Second Ave
B Ave
Great. Electric
Center Pt
Franklin
20Th St
Arthur
27Th St
First Ave
Jackson
12Th St
Fourth Ave
17Th St
Fenth—Hever Park
Buchanan School
Mt. Vernon
McKinley School
Tenth St
Wathan Motors
Third St
Fourteenth
Fifteenth—Hayes
20Th Avenue
D St
van Buren
14Th Avenue
Seventeenth—Taylor
6Th
Eighteenth—City Barn
Seventh Ave
H St
Nineteenth
3Rd
Twentieth—Harrison
11Th Street
L and
M NW
Sixth St
Roosevelt
C Ave
Central Church of Christ
Daniels Parks
Lincoln School
18Th Ave
That St
Ernoon
Duane Glassburner
Earl Glassburner
Ottumwa
David Simpson
Young Simpson
Young Glassburner
Hadenfeldt Seeks Transfer Of Suit To Federal Court
Kenneth J. Hadenfeldt of Iowa County seeks to move a Iowa county district court damage suit against Rock Island Railroad to federal court. The suit arises from a March collision between Hadenfeldt’s car and a Rock Island train near South Amana. He claims $425 for car damage $573.49 in medical expenses $3700 in lost wages and $5000 for pain and suffering.
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Iowa
O County District Court
Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Kenneth J. Hadenfeldt
Hadenfeldt
Rock Island
South Amana i
Cedar Rapids Chamber mails record 2995 ballots for director election
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce sent out a record 2995 ballots for its annual board of directors election. Ballots must be marked and returned by 5 p.m. Tuesday November 11 and will be counted the next morning by a teller's committee led by Clem F. Kriz. The surge followed a civic planning fund campaign that raised 21845 to attract new industries.
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Board of Directors
Cedar Rapids
Car Hits Train Injuring Two Men at City Crossing
At 2 36 am Sunday a car driven by LeRoy Church hit a baggage car of a train at Third avenue and Fourth street SE. In juries to Church and a head wound to Robert Meyers, age 18, of Seventeenth avenue SE, were reported.
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Fourth Street SE
LeRoy Church
Hull Avenue SW
Robert Meyers
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Church
Meyers
106 year old Doris Krueger casts absentee ballot
Des Moines reports the oldest Des Moines resident, 106-year-old Doris Krueger, sent in her ballot by mail among about 500 absentee ballots received at the Polk County auditor's office. The note confirms continued participation in the general election.
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Iowa
DES Moines
INS
Polk County Auditor's Office
Doris Krueger
Two Eastern Iowans Return from Orient
Two soldiers from The Gazette area arrived aboard the transport Gen. W. F. Hase in San Francisco with 1,815 Army men in a troop rotation from Korea and the Far East. The returning service members are Pvt. Donald W. Muir of Cedar Hards and Sgt. Rex G. Masters of Maynard.
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San Francisco
Gazette
W. F. Hase
Korea
Far East
Donald W. Muir
Rex G. Masters
Maynard
Big Ike Sign Appears On Iowa Smokestack
A 175 foot Rooss lyvelt high school smokestack hosts a large sign reading Tre amid mystery. Principal Emmett Hasty and custodian Leon Short describe unsure how it arrived and hope wind removes it.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Roosslyvelt High School
Poe
Leon Y. Short
Firemen's Holiday Banquet Interrupted by Fire Alarm
Firemen at the annual banquet in the Legion hall were interrupted when a fire alarm sounded at 8 pm. They extinguished a railroad track fire two miles east of the Cedar county line before returning to the dance.
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Gazette
Lowden
Legion Hall
Cedar County
Candidate's Son Killed in Crash
Ottumwa report states the 17 year old son of the Democratic congressional candidate from the Fourth district died Monday afternoon in a car crash. Police are investigating the cause as the campaign mourns the loss.
Jones Thanks Cedar Rapids Youth for Haloween Conduct
Cedar Rapids city officials praised local youths on Halloween night for good behavior. Parks Commissioner Richard C. Jones noted other Iowa cities faced trouble and credited cooperation of children and sponsoring groups for a peaceful, well behaved citywide Halloween.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Richard C. Jones
Jones
City Dads Seek to Extend Bonfire Ban Amid Dry Spell
Cedar Rapids officials urged continued caution as Iowa endures a long dry period. Fire Chief E B Kohout said alarms were few over the weekend and that no bonfires should be started until rain dampens the area. City council backed a resolution banning leaf burning until rain falls, though a full bonfire ban was not deemed necessary.
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Iowa
EB. P. Kohout
Kohout
W. W. Stolba
YMB Officers To Be Named Friday
The 1954 slate of officers for the Young Men's bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will be elected at an executive council meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in the Chamber building. Voting will be by carryover and new council members, with retiring 1952 members asked to attend. New officers take over in January.
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Young Men’s Bureau
Cedar Rapids
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