Hogs Steady To 25 Higher Amid Market Reports
Chicago market notes show hogs up to 25 cents as barrows and gilts gain while sows hold. Cattle and sheep mostly steady with mixed weights and varied bids. Regional quotes from Sioux City Omaha and Waterloo list cash ranges for feeders, cows, bulls, and yearlings amid limited slaughter demand.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Feirly
Sinughins Cabrice
Choice Celves
Sioux City
Siqur City
Omaha Livestocke
Omaha Linsi
Stronz
Stock Market Gains Ground in Late Friday Rebound
New York stocks rose modestly as a broad rally followed a three week downturn. Volume reached about 1.4 million shares with traders noting an oversold condition and renewed buying interest across Industrials, rails, and apparel firms.
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New York
SNS
Chicago Produce Receipts and Market Mixed Across Dairy and Potatoes
CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORT shows Bernet steady receipts at 26 trucks and butter at 477 087 lbs with market steady and various price points. Egg and potato markets display mixed receipts and on track totals with regional price ranges across Colorado red McClures to Washington russets and New York butter and egg quotation shifts reflect a patchwork of steady to firm tones.
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Chicago
Bernet Steadly
U.S
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
Grains Rise to Seasonal Highs in Chicago Markets
Grains reached new seasonal highs as wheat corn oats and soybeans posted advances led by mill buying and short-covering. Cash wheat traded No 2 yellow around 1.50 to 1.65 with diverse sample grades. barley and seed values also moved higher amid broad commodity strength. Missouri cattle trade remained steady in Kansas City with about 300 head sold.
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Chicago
API
Illinois
Past of Slaying Suspect Probed
Chester California police and Nevada officials investigate Louis Edmond Blair 37 held in Reno as a suspect in a Northern California quadruple murder. Blair was captured at a roadblock near Reno after hours of questioning he admits a feud with Gard Young whose market was next door. Blair insists he knew nothing of the murders of Young and the other victims. Authorities review Marin county report that Blair once tried to kill his wife.
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Chester
Calif
INS
Louis Edmond Blair
Reno
California
Nevada
Blair
Gard Young
Proper
Sondra
Marin County
San Francisco
Trucker Injured in Crash Near Oelwein
Raymond Ryan 43 of St Paul sustained non serious injuries after his semi overturned at the crossroads of highways 150 and 190 near Oelwein. He was taken to Oelwein hospital for observation.
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Oelwein
INS
Raymond Ryan
St. Paul
Ryan
Oelwein Hospital
Linden 65 Dies in Car Train Collision near Redfield
Redfield report says Tom Short, 65, killed when the car he rode in was struck by a train at a crossing a mile northwest of town on Highway 4. Authorities investigate cause and identify other occupants.
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Redfield
Tom
Short
Linden
Here
U. &, Highway 4
Publisher David Smart Dies at 60 in Chicago
David A. Smart, 60, president and chairman of Esquire, Inc., publishers of Esquire and Coronet, died Thursday night after a brief illness in Chicago.
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Chicago
David A. Smart
Esquire, Inc
Esquire
Coronet
Wherton Resigns as Fourth Ward Committee Officials
At a Wednesday meeting in the public library auditorium Republican ward residents Vernon Brockman and Sara Nott tendered their resignations as ward committee man and committee woman. They cited insufficient time for campaign work and asked Ted Bird sall, county chairman, to appoint replacements.
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Fourth Ward
Public Library
Vernon Brockman
Sara Nott
Ted Bird' Sall
Republican County
C. H. Moyer
Odd Fellows Install Grand Lodge Officers
Des Moines AP report notes the annual convention of the Iowa Branch lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows ends with officers installed for the coming year. Harry Larson of Forest City becomes grand master, succeeding John R. Wood of Albia, with Fred Watson Bagley deputy grand master, A. I. Fitzsimmons Keota grand warden, Lynn Irwin Des Moines grand secretary, and C. D. Evans Boone grand treasurer. Clarence C. Off of Independence officiates.
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Des Moines
Iowe Brand Lodge
Independent ‘Order of Odd Fellows
Harry Larson
Forest City
John R. Wood
Albia
Fred Watson
Bagley
A. I. Fitzsimmons
Keota
Lynn Irwin
C. D. Evans
Boone
Clarence C. Off of
Independence
New City Parking Lot Opens Saturday for Public Use
The city unveils a new off street lot at First avenue and Fourth street NE with 76 spaces. One two and three hour limits run 9 am to 4 pm daily at five cents per hour, free after 4 pm until 2 am. Sundays free. Attendant supervised by Frank Hrabelin. another attendant oversees the Fourth street lot.
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Fourth Street
Ee A. Prochaska
First Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Central Fire Station
Prochaska
Projchaska
Frank, Hrabelin
Fifth Avenue First Street
Greene Square
George Fencl
Belle Plaine Bus Schedule Change Sets New Timings
A protest over Greyhound changes to the Belle Plaine Cedar Rapids line ended without a commerce commission hearing. The Traffic Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce reports the schedule is revised but not as drastic as planned. Effective Sunday, Belle Plaine residents may depart 8 10 a.m. and reach Cedar Rapids 9 10 a.m.. return from Cedar Rapids 5 45 p.m. arriving Belle Plaine 6 50 p.m. Des Moines agent H W Shepherd notified the bureau.
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Greyhound
Bele Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Commerce Commission
Traffic Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Harold Eweldt
Belle Plaine
H. W.shepherd
Des Moines
District
iCerebral Palsy Group Honors Dr Rembolt
Iowa City Dr Raymond R Rembolt director of the Iowa Hospital School and state services for crippled children on the University of Iowa campus named to the executive committee of the American Academy for Cerebral Palsy He also becomes chairman of the academy program committee for the coming year and is joined as honorary member Arthur Steindler emeritus orthopaedics head at University Hospitals.
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Iowa City
Raymond R. Rembolt
Iowa Hospital
State Services
University of Iowa
American Academy For Cerebral Palsy
Academy
Arthur Steindler
University Hospitals
Rembolt
Wis
Anamosa Man and Baby Hurt in Two-Car Crash
Anamosa man and a 10 month old baby suffered minor bruises Thursday afternoon in a two car crash at Eighth avenue and Fourth street SW. The baby Richard Andrews rode in a car driven by Clem Keyes of 1260 Wilson avenue SW when it collided with Ivan Studer of Anamosa. Keyes was charged with failing to yield the right of way.
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Anamosa
Eighth Avenue
Fourth Street
Richard Andrews
Clem Keyes
Wilson Avenue
Ivan Studer
Eeves
NPA Halts Delman Corp Aluminum Copper Allocations
Des Moines officials report the National Production Authority suspended allocation of controlled materials to Delman Corporation until March 31. The company used over 32 000 pounds of aluminum and 16 695 pounds of copper beyond government allocations. Delman may use Ford supplied material for windshield wipers.
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Des Moines
National Production Authority
Delman Corporation
John H. Bickert
NPA
Ford Motor Company
Bickert
Ida Crew 77 Injured in Care-Cab Collision
Ida Crew aged 77 of 372 Eighteenth Street SE suffered forehead and knee lacerations Thursday night after a car she rode in collided with another at E Avenue and Sixteenth Street NE. She was treated at St. Luke's hospital. Police named cab driver Gerald Carley 3501 First Avenue SE and the other driver as Mrs. Thomas Piersal 353 Garden Drive SE, who was fined $10 and costs for failing to yield the right of way.
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Ida Crew
Eighteenth Street
E- Avenue
Sixteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Gerald Carley
First Avenue
Thomas Piersal
Garden Drive
Iowa Briefs and Local Appointments Snapshot
Maynard Gien Genz named Boy Scout leader succeeding Richard Bartels and Keith Windenburg. Hensleigh Traer will address American Home Department meeting of the Woman's Club. Urbana volunteers hospital workers set Oct 22 meeting at 8 p.m. Wyoming Sandra Eichhorn elected president of Junior Auxiliary to the American Legion. New officer slate includes Faurette Ritenour, Connie Hall, and Miss Ann Miller as chaplain. Miss Miller to supervise girls' club work at Jane t Bord Community House. Miller a University of Iowa graduate with sociology degree. previously a counselor and dramatics instructor at Minoccomeg camp in Wisconsin and active on campus clubs and student papers.
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American Legion
Faurette Ritenour
Connie Hall
Ann Miller
Beverland Sharon Lund
Avenue SE
Janet Bord
Miss Miller
University of Iowa
Clam Lake
Wis
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Currier
Judiciary Board
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Fred Lazare
Earl Waggy
Virgil Walters
Central City
Davenport
Buffalo Bill Area Council
Bernard Olson
Fpostville
William J. Klingbeil
Kiwanis Club
M. F. Kiesen
Walter Martin
Willard Schutte
MT. Vernon
Harold Young
Des Moines
Iowa Temperance League
Donis Hipple
Presbyterian Church
Community Chest lag nears deadline for 1953 service funding
Total contributions rose to 70 258 with 29.8 percent of the 234 684 goal raised to sustain 13 Red Feather agencies. The second audit will be Friday night with Cedar Rapids NA CoA volunteers. Workers urged to report completed work before the week ends. A separate note reports a fire damage to corn fields near Columbus Junction from a tractor spark, investigated by Conesville and Columbus Junction fire crews.
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Red Feather
Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
Marquette
der Ceses
Yellow River
Feiden
Stevenson Volunteers Appointed for Linn County
Stevenson volunteers named Mrs Gordon McKay and Mrs Robert Condon to manage Linn county volunteers at 322 Second Avenue SE Stevenson headquarters. Fred Ely named Mrs Jack Gorman to head publicity with Mary E Davidson and Alice Mary Thompson on staff. Headquarters open daily 8 am to 11 pm until election day for enrollment and information on the Democratic presidential candidate.
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Gordon] McKay
Robert Condon J
Linn County Volunteers
Stevenson
Second Avenue SE
Fred Ely
Jack Gorman
Mary E. Davidson
Alice Mary Thompson
Ely
Judge Burrows Resigns in Keokuk District Court
Gov Beardsley announced the resignation of Judge James S Burrows age 73 of Keokuk a district judge since 1939 in the First Judicial District. He retires effective Nov 1 due to illness and Beardsley will appoint to fill the unexpired term.
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Des Moines
William S. Beardsley
James S. Burrows
Kokuk
Burrows
Beardsley
Iowa Square Dancers Plan Practice for Chicago Show
Iowa City hosts a practice session on October 26 for square dancers who will perform at the third International Square Dance in Chicago on November 8. Clark DeHaven of Iowa City is the state caller and has choreographed the Iowa display. Participants include dancers from Iowa State College Ames Charles City Davenport Iowa City and Clinton.
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Des Moines
Iowa City
Chicago
Clark DeHaven
Iowa
Iowa ‘State College
Ames
Charles City
Davenport
Clinton
Laub to preside at Iowa Democratic fundraising dinner
Cresco Democrat George R. Laub will be toastmaster at a Des Moines dinner raising 23 dollars per plate. Principal address will come from Senator A. S. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma. Laub, a Kiwanis leader, previously served as lieutenant governor in 1950 for Iowa Nebraska division 112.
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Des Moines
INS
George R. Laub
Cresco
Congress
Iowa
A. 5
Mike” Monroney
Oklahoma
Laub
Kiwanis International
Iowa-Nebrasika
Sheriff in toxicated driving case delayed in hearing
An indefinite continuance was granted Friday in a preliminary hearing for Emmet County Sheriff Emmet Twite who is charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
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Estherville
Emmet
Emmet Twite
California Man Won Migrated to New World 109000 Years Ago
California's oldest resident, dubbed California Man, a cave dweller from the late glacier era, wandered the state about 109000 years ago. University of California scientists conclude strong evidence points to immigration from Northeastern Asia.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
University of California
Iowa County Road Improvements Reach 9320 Miles
A three year program by the Iowa Highway Commission reports 9320 miles of farm to market road improvements completed at a cost of 86 million 664 thousand 380 dollars. Work includes 3950 miles of grading and 5370 miles of surfacing under road use tax funding created by the 1949 legislature. John R. Hattery notes other states study Iowa road pay as you go models.
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Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
John R. Hattery
Iowa
Hattery
Rock Island Bus Fare Rise Denied
The Illinois Commerce Commission denied a proposed rate increase for Rock Island Moline City Lines amid a wage strike. It found no basis to claim a $37 012 loss, predicting a net income of 25 000 to 36 000 instead. The plan would have cut token value and raised child fares. drivers have been on strike since September 1.
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Springfield
Operation Delayed by Dream Ends in Successful Heart Surgery
An eight year old Louisiana girl named Pearl Simon underwent a delicate heart operation at Children's Medical Center Boston. Four surgeons completed the procedure after pauses caused by the child's dream that God told her she would not survive.
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Boston
Bayou Country
Louisiana
Children’s Medical Center
Pearl Simon
Worthy Persons Get $50 Cash Now At Aetna Office
Aetna Finance offers a Get-Acquainted plan where any worthy person can receive $50 cash until payday on name alone. Larger sums from $100 to $306 may be obtained with signature or alternative plans to pay bills and expenses. Call at the Aetna office, 406 3rd Ave SE.
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Aetna Finance Office
Aetna
Asina
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