Markets Trim Dow Gain Ahead Of Thanksgiving Weekend
The stock market held a modest gain late Wednesday as early enthusiasm faded amid holiday caution. The Dow slipped from a six point lead to about one point while gains outnumbered losses overall. IBM fell about five points on antitrust probe rumors, with Control Data RCA Scientific Data and Honeywell higher. Brunswick Occidental Petroleum Sunray DX Oil Allis-Chalmers Gulf Western General Motors Monogram Industries traded actively and the American Stock Exchange saw higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow Jones
IBM
Control Data
RCA
Scientific Data
Honeywell
Occidental Petroleum
Sunray DX Oil
Allis-Chalmers
Gulf & Western
General Motors
Monogram Industries
American Stock Exchange
Hogs Steady To 25 Higher Amid Mixed Commodity Quotes
Chicago futures rose with corn and wheat gains. Hog prices firmed up to 25 cents higher across various weight classes. cattle and sheep markets steady to mixed. Iowa and Des Moines reports note steady hogs with lighter demand, while pub notes cite 1,200-1,325 lb steers and 900-1,000 lb heifers in yield ranges.
Cedar Rapids livestock market steady as bids posted
Cedar Rapids market prices held steady on Wednesday with Tuesday bids for 200 to 120 lb butcher product at 17.00 to 17.50 dollars per cwt. Sows 300 lb and heavier ranged 15.25 to 15.50. Discounts apply by weight and grade up to 450/360/450+ lbs. County and plant products, lambs, and wool also listed with varied bids. Feeder calves and heifers showed mixed values and wholesale hog and cattle figures followed in the report. Chicago cash grain prices and soybeans also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gpubut
Raytheon Wens
Eaciie
Ian Repubst
Gillety
Gillen
Ramaire
New York
Howmet
Belz
Waaz
Ag Aamiral
Fifa
Avis Dla Pals Alleg Co S
Ins Am
Sass SS
Allied
Alcoa
Tie Linth Packers
Amersve
Zin Jewel Co
Tae
Sue
Jenlogan
Texaco
Asia
Iecinescday
Co - Cukers
Java
USDA
Bolve
Borden
Becamara
Canner and Cutler
Crry Livestock Brunswick
Mina Bane
Radia Civas Toex
Burt
Cis
XeroxCo
Wetarota
Dave Gale
Yao
Ian
Zenith Ie
Associated Press
Caterte
Celaneseco
Gomiere
Chiokals
George Loehr
Penndin
Toddville
Mercy Curis
Se Bite
Vane Rors Wise
Loehr
Dene Alwi
Smythe Sign Co
Sixateenth Avenue
Chicago
Lamson Brothers
Easee
Eversharp
Esircam
Ford
Cedar Rapids
Wagty Rand
Leshern
Fytne
Inevenh
Poe Ina
U.S
Ralyeer Nengice
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed Across Eggs Butter Potatoes
AP and USDA market notes report mixed movements in Chicago and New York produce. Potatoes show arrivals and on track totals with modest price signals. butter prices steady with slight gains possible. eggs move from steady to firm with varied grade pricing, while overall wholesale demand remains steadier in New York amid adequate egg offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canrot
Idaho Rosses
New York
USDA
Obituary of Oscar H. Swanson of Coggon and Ryan
Oscar H Swanson 61 lifelong resident of Ryan and Coggon died Tuesday in a Cedar Rapids hospital born March 6 1906 at Ryan married Pearl Fowler March 19 1942 survived by his wife a son a daughter Karen Rae Swanson of Cedar Rapids a granddaughter a brother Carl Swanson of Coggon and three sisters Laura Swanson Marion Mrs William Sullivan Plainfield and Mrs Walter Scharff Olin services Friday at 2 pm Coggan Methodist church friends may call after 4 pm Thursday Murdoch chapel casket not open after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon
Oscarh. Swanson
Ryan
Cedar Rapids
Kennew L. Owanson
Ouiva
Karen Rae Swanson
Cedar. Rapids
Carl Swanson
Laura Swanson
Marion
William Sullivan
Plainfield
Walter ‘Scharff
Olin
Coggan Methodist Church
Murdoch Chapel
Marion Jaycees Seeks Servicemen Names for Christmas Cards
Marion Jaycees request residents to submit names and addresses of servicemen for Christmas cards. Call Mrs. John Jordan, 377-4459, Mrs. Neal Schrader, 377-3605, or Mrs. Jay Ramsbottom, 377-1208. Cards target both U S and overseas stationed personnel. Second year of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Jaycees
John Jordan
Neal Schrader
Jay Ramsbottom
iJaycees
U.S
Hog market steady to higher on midweek trade in Chicago
Chicago feedyard report shows butchers’ hogs selling steady to 25 cents higher on Wednesday. Slaughter steers and sheep held firm as buyers absorbed the limited offerings amid ongoing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eight students suspended in UNI cheating probe
Cedar Falls AP Eight UNI students faced suspensions six months to three years after an inquiry into stolen examinations. Dean Edward Voldesth extended appeal time to November 29 due to Thanksgiving. Suspended students gain no credit this term unless they already completed nine weeks. Names will not be made public. Readmission possible after suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
University of Northern Town
UNI
Edward Voldesth
Voldesth
Episcopal
Two Found Guilty In Justice Court
Special to The Gazette Ryan Vinent Riniker and William Clemens both eighteen of Ryan were found guilty on disturbing the peace charges by Manchester Justice. They were fined 25 dollars and costs each. They may appeal. The youths pled innocent and sought a trial, held Tuesday night in Whistler court. The incident followed a Halloween in Ryan involving a junk pile on the highway near Marion Bowl. Three other youths pled guilty and were fined. YMCA Marion branch to close on Thanksgiving. regular class schedule resumes Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Vincent Riniker
William Clemens
Manchester
Yionasoste
Seley
Whistler
Marion Bowl
YMCA
Marion
Santa Claus Arrives in Marion Park for Holiday Visits
Santa will arrive Friday at 10 30 a m by a city fire truck and will greet children in city park in his red house with sessions 10 30 to noon 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 30 p m Also open Mondays and Fridays 7 to 8 30 p m until the week of Dec 18 He will meet youngsters daily during the 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 30 p m hours the week before and Saturday hours run 10 a m to noon and 2 to 4 p m Retail hours announced by the Chamber of Commerce plus the Holiday Open House featuring Magnavox line Free coffee and donuts Friday and Saturday Marion TV and Records notes officers elected Monday by Linn County First District Republican Women’s Club with Mrs Leo Bauer named president Other officers listed including Mrs Hardin Joyce Mrs Dennis Fredrickson Mrs Ruby Hanscom and Mrs Max Strothman Also mentions attendance by Mrs Gary Engebretson and Mrs Kenneth Fry at the organizational meeting The Want Ad Department will be closed Thanksgiving Day and Cub Scout Pack 73 met at Longfellow School awarding Jeff Carlson Dean Miller Michael Stenzel David Witte Steven Anderson Thomas Wolfe Jeff Kieckhaefer Robert Hart David Hanson David Farr Scott Rathje Bruce Hucker Curt McMillen Danny Supple Scott Brenneman Mike Alonge Plus John’s Coneco closed Thanksgiving Day and a safety reminder to drive carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Marion
Red
City Park
Fernesabena
Chamber of Commerce
Linn County
First District
Republican Women’s Club
Leo Bauer
Hardin Joyce
Twenty- J
Fourth Street
Dennis ‘Fredrickson
N. Orman ‘Drive
Cedar Rapids
Ruby Hanscom
Eleventh Avenue
Max Strothman
Eighteenth Avenue
Gary Engebretson
Decorah
Kenneth Fry
van Horne
Bauer
Cub
Longfellow School
Cubs
Jeff Carlson
Dean Miller
Michael Stenzel
David Witte
Steven Anderson
Thomas Wolfe
Jeff Kieckhaefer
Robert Hart
David Hanson
David Farr
Scott Rathje
Bruce [Hucker
Curt McMillen
Danny iSupple
Scott Brenneman
Mike Alonge
Rate Boost Boosts Bank of America Prime to Six Percent
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Bank of America, the nation's largest bank, raised its prime lending rate to 6 percent from 5.5 percent on Tuesday, signaling tighter borrowing costs for customers and borrowers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of America
San Francisco
U.S
Mahoney Trials Set for Jan 25 on Two Counts
Theodore Joseph Mahoney tavern owner faces two charges after officers found patrons with alcohol at 1:45 a.m. at Happy Time tavern at First avenue and First street west. He pled innocent to prohibited sales and drunkenness. trial scheduled for January 25 before Judge Loren Hollinger Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
forTheodore
Joseph Mahoney
Happy Time
First Avenue
First Street West
Mahoney
Fourteenth Street SE
Loren Hollinger, Jr
Last Two Protesters Appear in Iowa City
Iowa City reports the last two of 1108 charged with disturbing the peace in protests over the Vietnam era appeared in police court. Both pled innocent, were found guilty, and fined 1100 plus 4 dollars in costs. By Wednesday all but one had been sentenced, with five indicating they would serve some or all of their fines at 5 dollars per day in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
City Annexes 156 Acres for Seminole Park Expansion
Cedar Rapids expanded Seminole Valley park by 156 acres in the northeast, adding two parcels bought in 1966 for 21,500 dollars and 16,305 dollars. The total park area reaches 410 acres after city council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Seminole Valley Park
Molly Volesky
George R
Jean Zinser
Brooks would shoot Lady Bird if enemy says so
Fred Brooks, 20, a black power advocate and director of a Nashville poverty program, testified before a senate riots inquiry that he would approve shooting Lady Bird Johnson if she were his enemy and would advocate targeting President Johnson as a last resort. He invoked rights by any means and denied personal relevance while pressed on statements by Carmichael and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred Brooks
Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson
Brooks
Poverty
Nashville
Tenn
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Stokely Carmichael
H. Rap Brown
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
Brown
America
Lady Bird
Lyndon Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brunswick
Prom Rayoen Stow
de Deenton
Fisher Gov
Lowe
Guardsman
Interstate
Invest
ing-Temco-Vousat
Mir
Ishisago
DES Moines
Erally
Barrows & Gills
C.R. Markets
Oscar H. Swanson
Pearl Fowler
Bata
Jaycees
Edison Pharmacy
Sorg
Tiny Adv
Parker
Ray
Adv
Marion Heights
Walgren Drugs
11Th
Grand Ave
Boston
W. J. Schuster
Ann Holm
John
Conoco
Imate By
Larry Tanner
Vernon
Save the Children Federation
William Steadman
Dick Jacobson
Jan Renfar
Jana Grady
Magnavox
Marion TV and
Want
John's Coneco
Seminole Park
40Th St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!