Hog Market Slips Further as Fresh Receipts Rise
Saturday hog salebarn receipts topped expectations with roughly 7,000 hogs and 1,000 sheep reported across Chicago and Omaha markets. Prices for most hog classes fell about 25 cents, while cattle and sheep saw limited changes with demand steady to weak for cattle and largely steady for sheep. Regional reports noted steady to weak conditions for slaughter steers and heifers, with mixed activity across feeder calves and commercial cows.
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Chicago
USDA
HGGS
Arabie
Omaha
INS
Earir
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Iowa
Matkin
Cedar Rapids Hog and Produce Market Report
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market fell a quarter Friday while higher bid levels were reported for various hog weights and grades. The report lists numerous price ranges for hogs, cattle, cattle products, poultry, sheep, and produce across packers, wholesalers, and farmers with extensive quotations for prime and good grade animals and assorted vegetables and hay.
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Cedar Rapids
U. Ss
U.S
Atscount
Prmitae
Imperial Valley
Elses
Idaho
Timothy
Steady trading on Wall Street amid narrow stock moves
New York stocks held a steady course as trading hovered around a five week low. The market moved in a narrow two point band with more advances than declines and volume estimated under a million shares.
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New York
Grain and Produce Prices Rise on Mixed Market Signals
Chicago futures edged higher on buying by commercial interests and short covering amid dry Southwest conditions. Wheat, soybeans, and oats posted gains while cash markets showed nominal barley and mixed produce in Chicago and Ottumwa reports.
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Chicago
iTax Revenue Hits New 1952 High at 65 Billion
Washington reports federal tax collections reached 65.01 billion for the fiscal year ending June 20 1952 an increase from 50.45 billion the prior year. Individual income taxes rose by 7 billion with corporate taxes totaling about 21.5 billion. Other levies included liquor tobacco and manufacturers excise taxes.
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Washington
Marion
Wharton Rites Saturday For 3 Who Died Of Asphyxiation
Services for Howard Emsley Matthews 37 and his two daughters Dianna Fay 7 and Cleo Connie 3 will be held Saturday at 9 am in St Josephs Catholic church with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Coroner says all three died of asphyxiation about 12:30 am Thursday when Matthews died by running a hose through a car window.
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Howard Emsley Matthews
Dianna Fay
Cleo Connie
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Evergreen
Matthews
Polo
Navy
Arnold Bader
Marion
Waubun
Minn
Cleo
Walter
Buckingham
Edward
Garrison
William
Rock Island
Maxine Yoch
Ceder Raplds
Elmer Jones
Cen
Koje Riot Chief Doomed by Reds
U S officer says Koje island leader was North Korean Col Lee Hak Koo, once sentenced to death in absentia by his Communist superiors for military failure. He allegedly faced a North Korean military court after switching to allied forces during the Koje Island clashes.
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Cheju Island
Korea
INS
Koje Island
Lee Hak Koo
Kojef
Dosh M. Brooks
Port
Koje
Brooks
Lee
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Leslie T. Dulin
A bankruptcy petition with debts totaling 10339.25 was filed in federal court by Leslie T. Dulin of 3314 Johnson Avenue NW. The document shows 4059.78 in assets and names Dulin as an elevator installing technician. The case is referred to John H. Mitchell, referee in bankruptcy for the northern district of Iowa.
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Leslie T. Dulin
Johnson Avenue
Dulin
Dubuque
John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Trade Goods and Prices Mentioned in Local Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows listed goods and prices including starch variants in paper bags, refined sugar, oils in tank cars, soapstock, and refined grits. Mentions of Pearl Street and various packaging terms imply a mid century warehouse or factory ledger entry. Distinct named items include Starch varieties and Crude Corn Oil with unit formats and prices.
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F.C.B
Fedar Ranlds
Cosgrove Wins Cedar Rapids Engineers Scholarship
John D Cosgrove a 17 year old from 703 Eighth street SE is the first recipient of the Cedar Rapids Engineers Club scholarship that will cover all college entrance fees for a local youth pursuing engineering He graduates from McKinley High School and enrolled in engineering at Iowa State College selection based on scholarship leadership interest in engineering and need.
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John D. Cosgrove
John BD. Cosgrove
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids Engineers Club
Young Cosgrove
McKinley
Iawa State College
Engineers Club
Cedar Rapids Women Plan Event Reservations
Cedar Rapids business women including mothers of Mrs. Peppers and Mrs. J D Stickley are invited to attend a program chaired by Teresa Moffatt. Interested parties should contact Mrs. Shafer to make reservations by Saturday noon.
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Mavion
J.D. Stickley
Cedar Rapids
Peppers
Shafer
Teresa Moffatt
Merry Makers Dance at K P Hall This Saturday
The Merry Makers club hosts a formal dance at K P hall starting 8 30 p m Saturday. Members may bring two guests and polio insurance is offered by Ray Moore Agency.
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Merry Makers
Merry Makers Club
K. P. Hall
Polio Insurance
Ray Moore Agency
Adv
Linn County Democrats Plan Bus Trip to Fort Dodge
Linn county Democrats plan a special bus trip to Fort Dodge on Saturday to hear Gov. Adlai Stevenson. He will dedicate the new 850000 airport, with remarks focused on farm issues, and a large turnout is anticipated.
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Linn Demos
Fort Dodge
Linn County
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Union
Democratic Party
Luther Eyes Grid Victory Over Knights
Decorah plans for a conference clash as Luther comes off a 24-7 loss to Buena Vista while Wartburg rests after cancelling Westmar. Luther seeks revenge and a stronger offense as Wartburg relies on a seasoned, larger squad under coach Norm Johansen.
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Luther
Decorah
Luther College Norsemen
Wartburg College Knights
Nystad Field
Knights
Westmar
Norsemen
Luther College
Buena Vista
Wartburg
Norm Johansen
Sparkman scoffs at Eisenhower charges in New York tour
Senator Sparkman ridiculed President Eisenhower's claims that American prosperity is false due to Korea and defense. In Amsterdam he urged Eisenhower to check the record and accused him of ignorance about the nation's economic issues. He added that the general only knows what Taft told him.
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Albany
Cup
John Sparkman
Dwight Eisenhower
Upper
New York State
Sparkman
Amsterdam
Eisenhower
Sparkmatt
Sen. Taft
Release Seen for German Marshals
An informed source says Britain will free German Field Marshals Albert von Kesselring and Erich von Manstein soon. Both are in Werl Westphalia prison, after parole for medical treatment and related wartime crimes, following a prior release of General Eberhard von Mackensen.
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London
Britain
Albert von Kesselring
Erich von Manstein
Kesselring
Manstein
Werl
Westphalia
Eberhard von Mackenson
Ardeatine Caves
Rome
Kiel Ihospital
Group of Four Named To Study Dams Faults
Bruce Stiles announces a four member panel from the University of Iowa and Iowa State College to study faults in newly built state lake dams. Dean F M Dawson chairs. members include J W Howe from Iowa and M G Spangler and Frank Kerekes from Iowa State. The panel will review Creston Blake and Geode state park dam issues and report findings.
Iowa State College Fall Enrollment Tops Seven Thousand
Enrollment at Iowa State College for the fall quarter reaches 7,757 students, up 209 from last fall. Freshman class 1,963, veterans 563, with 5,737 men and 2,020 women. Registrar Arthur M. Gowan reported.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Arthur M. Gowan
Curtis Chapman Wounded in Korea in Minor Wounds
Curtis Chapman a 22 year old navy hospitalman with the marine corps in Korea suffered minor wounds on Sept 14 during the Bunker Hill fighting. He described the injuries as a couple of scratches in a Sept 15 letter to his parents. He remained at the same address and was not hospitalized. Chapman, a 1948 Franklin High School graduate, was a University of Iowa junior when he enlisted in January 1951 and has been in Korea since July 10.
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Curtis Chapman
Marine Corps
Korea
Bunker Hill
Fred Chapman
Grande Avenue SE
Chapman
Franklin Y High School
University of Iowa
Navy
Orchestra Association Opens Cedar Rapids Office
Jim Meaghan announced that the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association has opened an office on the first floor of the Inter Ocean building at 526 Second Avenue SE. The group pursues a budget of 10 200 for the season and is mailing letters inviting local and regional participation, with a new reserve seat plan for five concerts and plans to attract guests from 36 nearby communities.
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Jim Meaghan
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association, Inc
Inter-Ocean
Second Avenue
Meaghan
Cedar Rapids
Probers Press Lattimore Testimony Under Grand Jury Review
Senate investigators pressed the justice department to act on a demand that Owen Lattimore's testimony be examined by a federal grand jury for possible perjury. Chairman McCarran accused Lattimore of telling the committee false and inflammatory statements.
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Washington
PINL
Senate
Justice Department
Owen Lattimore
McGranery
McCarran
D-Nev
Senate Internal Security Compripotee
Lattimore
Committee “Patent and Inflamant
Finletter counters Ike on Korea burden in UN operation
In Tokyo Air Force Secretary Finletter rejects Eisenhower's call for South Korean troops to bear the main fighting load. He says Korea is a UN operation and UN members must assume full responsibility. He adds no call to pull back American forces.
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Tokyo
INS
Air Force
Finletter
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
U.N
Italy Lifts Ban on Church of Christ Operations
Rome AP says Italy ends ban on American Church of Christ activities. U S embassy announces that 22 churches and one orphanage may operate while permanent permission is processed after talks with the Italian government.
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Italy
Church of Christ
Rome
U.S
Warden Foss Davis Undergoes Major Lung Surgery
DES MOINES AP Warden Foss Davis of the men's reformatory at Anamosa underwent a major lung operation Thursday and was reported in satisfactory condition Friday at Veterans Hospital in Des Moines.
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Foss Davis
DES Moines
Anamosa
Veterans Hospital
Davis
First jewelry fashioned for protection and magic power
The text notes that early jewelry was created before recorded history to serve divine protection and magical power, indicating its symbolic and ritual significance in ancient cultures.
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Kansas City
INSI
C. R. Markets
Dow-Jones
James EF
Bennett & Co
Merchants National
Bank Budine
Jindustrials
Rialiroads Ldc
Atiung
Admiral
Ladobns
Manville
Alleghany Corn
Jones Lamnhiin
Allied Chem
Kennecott
Allied Stores
Lockheed Ama
Loews, Inc
Angeonda Coor
Moline
Armco Sree
Mont. Ward
Armagards of Murray Corp
Atcb
T & SB
Nash
Ae Central
Boeing Aire
Eefor
Pac
Borgen Co
Horth Am'n Co
Bore Warner
Amn
Brizes
Gana
Bucsrus-Erie
Ea d
Budd
Mik
Panbandie Oan Canada Ory Paramount
Eae
Eate Penna
Case Caterpillar Pennes
Pepsi-Ca
Bhileo Cerra de Base
Fia Phillips Pet
Ches & Ohtath
Proctor G
Chee & M
Lk Pubayo
Chrysler Motors
Colum
Cole Palmolive
Radio Corp
Col Gas
Ea Rervel
Conil Can
Shell Union
Gontl Motors
Bs Simmons Ca
Conil Oil del
Bua Sinclair Oil
Ips
Bocone
Ai Crane Co
Aeti Sau Pac
Curtiss Se
Blane
Sperry Corp
Douglas Alr
du Pont
Stan
Stan Bu
Eastman Ko K
Tals
Eason Mfg
Erle A Swift O
Firestone Ag
I Tex Corp
Fryehach
Tex Gulf
Goodrich & FP
Uni Fruit
Goodyear Tire
Grorum
Graham Paige
U S Rubber
Nor Ore TS Steel
Nor Ry Pr
Woolworth
Yountston S
Zenith Radio
Apni
Aerie BR
Jeff Lake
Irk Nat Gas A
Ondre Mie
Autom Wash
Dom Credit
Bartum Steel BE Bond & S
Garr Biscuit
Fairchild Baw
Nat Bellas
APS
Sypcano
Waterloo Hogs
Waterloo
Grain Market
Lamson Brothers
Fred W. Sider
Lmanager
Merchants National Bank
iTax
D. D. Hastings
Cedar Rapids Hospital
1St. Joseph’s Parochial School
H. F. Lockwood
Mr. Lockwood
Matt Strickell
Sixth Avenue
W. W. Bills
Dewey Lint
Raymond Eckhart
Wayne Scott
Mae Burkhart
Hen Tudeen
Camp Fire Girls
Mary Lou Pazour
Wetomachick
Elizabeth Waffle i
Carrie Bunney
Cerel Goodrow
Hilda Schneider
Miss Schneider
Patricia Tanner
Dorothy Kreening
The
Guardian
N Norman Waffle
Emme R. Klein
Mable Kesting
Syracuse, N
J. B. Howell
Gerald Thomas
C. B. DeWees
Emma Klein
Federated Women’s Clubs
Win‘ten
Minneapolis
Edward Singer
Singer
John McLane
Long Beach
Calif
Kieckhaefer
M. H. Janowsky
Minnesota
Canada
Marion Business Girls Club
American Legion Hall
Lois Emanuel
Hostess Club
Jean Strong
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Europe
England
Germany
Switzerland
Paris
Alli
Wharton
Dot's Cafe
Kenneth Little
Clifton Heights
Mary Ann
Kathy
Paul Litttle
Irvin Kemp
Popular Records
Kendalis
Edward Kendall
Purc
Fourth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Leonard Taylor
Kendalls
Brockman and MecGowen
Children’s Theater of
Public Library
David Carey
Marion High School
Edison's
Chanpine
George Bradley
Thames Park
C.R. Man
Eran
Wale Insurance Agency
OWA
Penick & Ford
JeanetteTrachta
J Street Road
University of Town
Fidolph Trachta
Mike Pnovsky
Mercy Hospital
Sunshine Mission
First Covenant Church
Lance Dailey
Maynard
J. R. Johnson
Twenty-ninth Street
P. Johnson
Bertram G. O. P
Bertram Township
Bertram Hall
Vera Blaine
Red Cross
Fillis Fool
Granby Building
Kenneth F. Rammelsburg
Avenir NW
Army
Parks Air Force Base
California
Clarence W. Lindgren
Office of the Inspector of Naval
St. Luke's Hospital
Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Til
C.R
Donald F. Peppers
San Antonio
Texas
Fred Shafer
Sarah Shafer
Lake Forest
Ill
Jack Peppers
Tampa
Fla
Arthur Barlow
Country Club
Parkway SE
Howard Hall
First Avenue SE
R. E. Birkicht
John Reilly
Stevenson
Springfield
Tfl
Ed Breen
Ste ‘Venson
Breen
Democraty
Fort Dacge
Augsburg
Orchestra Assn
Probers Press
Upper Iowa
Dominic Grasso
B. Caballero
Rupert Caballero
Marine Service
Purple Heart
Upper Iawn
John Dormann
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