Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and Midwest
Hogs cattle and sheep were quoted nominally steady after a midweek price downturn. Estimates show Monday salable receipts at Chicago Livestock 16 000 cattle 14 000 hogs 5 000 sheep with various price ranges for steer cows calves and feeders. Reports from Omaha Des Moines Kansas City and Sioux City list steady to higher bids and mixed demand across regions.
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Ignsday
Chicago
INS
Sheen
Omaha
Brenneman
Harold Lafoer
Eric Uis
Des Moines
Elusaes Sigady
Taek
Baat
Leonard Hrenneehelce Helfers
Camere Man
Tae Ascetic
Dallas Center
Mer
Mar Teedhelfe
Jate Reynolds
Grace Teach
Thole
Lincoln
Cemmer
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Colorado Fed
Stoux City
Sioux City
API
Reuther Gains In CIO Presidential Battle Amid Conference Plebiscite
Atlantic City AP dispatch reports Walter Reuther leading rival Allan Haywood in a two man CIO presidency fight. Fifteen CIO vice presidents remained deadlocked after an early morning meeting as union chiefs warned unity could stall the convention opening Monday. Potofsky urged unity while noting a possible election contest if factions fail to unite.
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Atlantic City
al IQ
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
CIO
Reuther
Allan Haywood
An- Sen Cio
Tacob
Rubber Workers
Oil Workers
Lean
Missing Plane Bound for Iowa Found in Milwaukee
A search for three missing persons tied to a Grinnell Iowa trip ended when Mrs Dana McKay called from Milwaukee to confirm they had changed plans. Curtis McKay 26, Dana 23, and a friend left Elk Horn Friday for Grinnell but went to Milwaukee to visit Dana's mother.
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Milwaukee
Grinnell
Curtis McKay
Dana
4. O. Smith
Elkhorn
Mrs. McKay
Dixon
McKays
Marion Church Notices and Market Prices Summary
Local churches list services across Marion including Baptist, Catholic, Christian and Free Methodist with Sunday schools at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship varies 10:45 to 11 a.m. Special events include a 6:30 p.m. youth meeting, a 7 p.m. film, and a dinner for the church board. Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market prices shown with various weight categories and premiums, plus grain and feed quotes. Also reports on a robbery case and resignations in federal agencies.
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Charles Moore
Bible Schowl
Blanche Edgar
China
St. Joseph's
T. J. McKilliott
Maurice L. Scallon
Richard Goins
Chi Hho
P.m. Christian Youth Fellowship
Men’s Brotherhood
Msogas
Missionary Baptist
Fifth
Harry B. Eales
Bermboaiaagmon
Frontier
Long serving Iowa worker honored for 40 years of service
Albert Gil emeier 60 was honored in Des Moines for four decades of service at Towa Methodist hospital. He has not missed a day due to illness in 35 years, a remarkable record amid a snowbound week.
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Albert Gilemeier
Towa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Blizzard Brings 105 Pupils to Lodging in Lewiston
A sudden blizzard forced 105 out of town pupils from Lewiston Consolidated School, ages six and up, to seek temporary lodging in Lewiston with as many as 12 guests per home. Power and telephone outages hampered classes and supplies, while roads remained blocked. Supt. Edwin Wieland praised the orderly patience of children and townspeople as 35 to 40 pupils waited for plows to reach their homes.
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Lewiston
Neb
Hamelin
Edwin ‘Wieland
Lewis Sails for South America
NEW YORK AP John L. Lewis boarded ship for South America on Friday while the government withheld a soft coal wage decision. He said he expected the union contract to be adjusted satisfactorily and planned to address the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions in Argentina on December 12 before returning by plane. The Argentina liner was delayed by a work stoppage earlier in the day.
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New York
John L. Lewis
South America
United Mine Workers
Argentina
Lewis
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Prison Rehabilitation Troubles Are Related
DES MOINES Fort Madison Penitentiary Warden Percy Lain son spoke to judges about rehabilitation programs noting welding training helps former inmates gain jobs after release A case cited involved Jack Price 26 who escaped from Tipton jail and was arrested in Tama by Marshal Sam Schafer Price previously from Tama boyhood home and held at Tama jail before transfer to Tipton authorities.
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Jack Price
Tama
Tipton
Des Moines
Fort Madison
Percy Lainson
Minnesota
State Bar Association
E. W. McNeil
Monezuma
Bar Association
Udges
Stlal
the Gazette
Sam Schafer
Price
Kansas
Tama County
Toledo
Fire damages Stanley Methodist Church roof in Stanley
A blaze Friday afternoon estimated at 300 dollars damaged the Methodist church roof in Stanley. Discovered by a passing farmer, the fire is believed caused by chimney sparks following an earlier funeral. loss is covered by insurance.
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Dal
Stanley
Gas Tax Collections Near Thirty Seven Million
Iowa state gasol ine tax receipts for November totaled 3 846 649 dollars up 380 070 from October Treasurer M L Abrahamson reports The year to date total from the 4 cent per gallon tax stands at 36 963 640 with a potential to exceed last year’s record 38 311 546 Also notice of probate of will No 22877 in Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa announces hearings and filings on the will of Alice Meyer Hartmann dated 1987 with formal proceedings set for December 1952.
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Des Moines
M. L. Abrahamson
State of
Iowa
Linn Caini
Alice Meyer Hartmann
Cedar Rapids
Mod
Axmear
Gisre Catriet Court
Carl Hendrickson
Parole Case Reopened by McGranery
Attorney General McGranery ordered a full scale FBI probe of the 1947 parole of four Chicago gangsters tied to Al Capone’s rackets. The move stems from bribery allegations and a 1948 push to revoke paroles, with Ricca, Campagna, Gioe, and DAndrea all involved.
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Washington
McGranery
FBI
Chicago
Justice Department
Paul
Ricca
Louis
New York
Campagnea
Charles “Cherry Nose
Gice
Philip L. D’andrea
al Capone
U. S. Parole Board
House Executive Expenditures Committee
Truman
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court Justice
D'Andrea
Thecourts
Campagna
Gioe
Michael L. Igoe
Department
Igce
Kin of Brink's Witness Quizzed
Relatives of a reluctant witness who initially refused to testify before a federal grand jury investigating a Brink's Inc holdup have been questioned by the FBI twice weekly for three years. The inquiry extended into the weekend with ongoing interviews.
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Boston
Brink's, Inc
FBI
Iowa canvass confirms three more election races results
The Iowa Executive Council completed the canvass of the November 4 results. Attorney general Democrat George Slagssen trailed Republican Robert L. Larson 717,941 to 461,080 with minor third candidates. Treasurer Republican M L Abrahamson led Democrat John H Hemes 713,081 to 439,079. Secretary of agriculture Clyde Spry won 659,673 over Lester Gillette 514,708 with third-party totals.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Woman Sues Key Club for 5600 Damages
Frances Banks, 40, sues the Des Moines based Sepia Club for 5600 after a light fixture fell on her, claiming the non-profitmisrepresented operation and alleging injuries from the incident. The chaotic filing mentions unrelated family ties and local figures amid broader, unclear accusations.
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Joseph A. Gusciora
Stoughton
U.S
Gusciora
FBI
Gusciorars
Stanley
Pennsylvania
Prviie
Howard
Sey
Mour Gray
Seymour
Miss Banks
Des Moines
INS
Frances Banks
Sepialub
Te Onwaundion Pawneni
Oil Heater Fire Destroys Des Moines House
A faulty oil heater caused a blaze that gutted a small three room Des Moines home Friday afternoon. Seven occupants including Christina Miller and her relatives fled to a nearby relatives’ house as firefighters answered the alarm. Captain O W Johnson reported the fire began in the bathroom and spread quickly.
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Des Moines
State
Christina Miller
Darlene
William
Jerry
Lo Blackwell
O. W. Johnson
Haefner To Head National Social Studies Council
John H. Haefner of Iowa City was named president of the National Council for Social Studies. The University High School educator says public school students should study controversial subjects and that honest discussion in class is essential to quality education.
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Dallas
National Council For Social Studies
John H. Haefner
Iowa City
Haefner
University High School
Gilbert Quits Iowa Labor Commissioner Post
Gov. Beardsley seeks a successor after M. L. Gilbert resigns effective immediately due to ill health. Gilbert served as Iowa Labor Commissioner since 1949 and was a former financial secretary of the Des Moines Street Car Men’s union AFL. Names floated include A. A. Couch and Sakald A. Tilton as possible successors.
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Des Moines
ENS
William
Beardsley
Iowa
M. L. Gilbert
Gilbert
Des Moines Street Car Men’s Union
AFL
A. A. Couch
State Federation of Labor
State Federation of Labor and An Adviser To Gov. Beardsley
Sakald A. Tilton
Pioneer Iowa showman William J. Klinck dies in Mercy Hospital
William J. Klinck, 71, a pioneer Davenport showman, died at Mercy hospital after injuries from a car crash last Friday. Authorities say the collision was caused by James Lawrence, 19, of Davenport, who struck Klinck last Tuesday. Klinck had been hit by cars before in the past decade while still active in show business begun in 1904.
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Davenport
William J. Klinck
Mercy Hospital
James Lawrence
Kliinck
Blinck
Burtis Opera House
Two Fatal Crashes Reported In Iowa Nebraska
Julius Fy Baldwin aged 69 of Bellevue Nebraska died in an Omaha hospital from injuries suffered in a two car crash near Glenwood Iowa on highway 275. Clem Hackman a Charles City truck driver injured in a week old collision died in a Charles City hospital. Don Beckwith the other driver was injured but not seriously.
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Mason City
E L. Hoffman
Larry
Harry. Judd
Highway 6
Rockwell
Harold G. Hockle
Marshalltown
Omaha (Ap
Julius Fy 'Baldwin
Bellevue
Neb
Omaha
Glenwood
Charles City
INS
Odes
Clem Hackman
Bassett
Don Beckwith
Iowa Democrats Face 15000 Deficit in 1952 Cycle
The Iowa Democratic state central committee ended the 1952 campaign with a deficit around 15000. The secretary of state records show expenditures of 165257 for the two-year period ending Nov 25 and receipts of 163539, with about 1000 outstanding obligations. The party hopes to erase the deficit with a Jackson day dinner next year.
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