Hogs Slump as Heavy Supplies Hit Markets
Chicago hog runs top 14 000 on Monday with prices down 25 to 50 cents for butchers and 26 cents lower for sows. Cattle steady to higher, sheep slow to establish. Regional reports from Omaha, Sioux City, Waterloo detail mixed receipts and price moves across cattle, hogs, and calves in a broad livestock market snapshot.
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Washington Russets
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market report declines noted
The Cedar Rapids market shows hog prices a quarter lower on Monday with higher bids for delivered hogs. Cattle and calf sectors list ranges for prime steers, yearlings, choles, and various grades with mixed gains and declines alongside details on calves sheep and wool. Coalitional price table includes grain and produce data for corn oats soybeans apples grapes lettuce and hay.
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Market Dip Follows Broad Rally With Mixed Quotations
New York stocks slipped Monday after a broad Friday rebound as leading issues showed fractional to two point losses. Trading volume neared 1.15 million shares amid declines across industrials and utilities while the Dow and other averages posted modest drops.
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Firmness Shown By Grain Prices
Chicago grain markets stayed firm with late profit taking and hedging. Wheat led advances while corn oats rye soybeans swung, and cash markets showed steady prices amid strong export interest and large receipts in Iowa and Illinois. Market reports also note Chicago cash provisions and Horned hog and cattle receipts in Kansas City and Des Moines.
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Grant Wood Cub Pack Initiates 21 Bobcats
Twenty one boys were initiated as Bobcats at the Grant Wood Cub Pack 3 meeting at Grand Wood School Friday evening. Names listed include Jackie Pavlis Donnie Sadilek Rickey Artunek Jake Trewin and others. John Lemley awards were given to a large group of scouts including David Wilson Bill Strasburger Jim Head Douglas Morris and Phil Palmer.
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Rickey Artunek
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Robert Caldwell
Scott Gray
Barry Miller
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Perry Spangler
Bill Rebb
Gary Eby
Gerald Bender
Kevin Condon
Dennis Wright
Jimmie Ingie
Bobby Smythe
Richard Antrim
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Jerry Benider
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John Lemley
David Wilson
Bill Strasburger
Jim Head
Douglas Morris
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Allan Techau
Dick Dodge
John Cooper
Bob Whipple
David Duncan
Dennis Ellertson
Tommy Feay
Ronnie Cline
Bobby Horak
Gordon Reid
Billy Hasek
Raymond Feay
Terry Baugh
Tommy Johnson
Steve Prewilt
Shotgun Blast Kills Iowa Squirrel Hunter
Fairfield coroner says William Nott 60 died from an accidental shotgun blast while hunting near his home. The death was attributed to an accidental self-inflicted shot, the coroner added. Spitzenberg has been governed by Norway since 1925.
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High Court Takes Up Taft Hartley Labor Case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if unions violate the Taft Hartley act by pressuring employers to discriminate against workers for union involvement. Two appeals allege AFL unions caused employers to deny work to claimants Willard Fowler and James Boston. Kaiser-Frazer also seeks reinstatement of a $3,120,743 damages award after a contract dispute with Otis Company.
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Byers Transportation Company
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Riverside Woman 90 Suffocated by Smoke
Riverside police said Margaret Dyarman aged 90 was suffocated by smoke from a cook stove in her two story frame home. The fire damaged two back rooms and was found by a neighbor. She lived alone.
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Margaret Dyarman
Iowa cities show up to 25 percent rise in registrations
Secretary Melvin Synhorst reports a survey of 25 Iowa cities indicates registration may rise as much as 25 percent this year. In 15 cities the 1950 figure was 351,154, now 362,550. Eleven cities show a 7 percent increase since 1948 and 1944, with one third of Iowa's voters in 25 cities needing registration.
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Melvin D. Synhorst
Iowa
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City Hall Notes and Budget Update From Monday Meeting
Seven citizens urged one hour parking on the north side of E Avenue WE between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets citing traffic hazards and access issues. The panel referred the matter to police for study and recommendations. The Cedar Rapids Industrial Union Council sought permission to operate loudsneakers for a Democratic rally for Herschel Leverless. The request was also referred to the police. Council approved curb and gutter assessments on Thirty-first Street SE and Mansfield Avenue SE. A condolence letter was sent to the family of George Allison, after his 49 years with the engineering office. The Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Co was authorized to install 213 feet of gas main on Avenue and Twentieth Street and a pressure regulator pits project was referred to the city engineer. A plat vacation in Linwood Cemetery’s Eighth Addition was approved at Linwood Cemetery Association’s request. A curb cut at 1723 First Avenue SW was filed by Floyd E. Mosburg. referred to police and engineering. The city reported September expenditures of 277 82595, bringing year to date to 2,623,325.35 with 1,423,294.17 remaining of a 4,046,619.52 appropriation.
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Miss Mildred Houska Weds William Frasher Jr
Miss Mildred Houska daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Houska of Central City and William Frasher Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Frasher of Marion were married Saturday morning at St Joseph s Catholic church Stone City The Rev Eugene Lorenz officiated and the couple will reside at 220 Sixth Avenue Marion.
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Army raises points for Korea tour end in October
Army officials said the points needed for a soldier to complete a Korea tour rise from 36 to 38 for October while the total may change next month. The system since August 1951 aims to send home troops with the longest foreign service, with four points a month for service in the combat zone. It covers Korea but does not affect draftee service length, legally capped at 24 months.
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Heirs Seek Accounting of Former Kletzing College Property
Heirs of E L Kletzing sue in federal court to appoint a receiver to inspect and account for property once owned by Kletzing College in Oskaloosa now operated as Chicago Evangelistic Institute. They seek compliance with the charter to run a liberal arts college and target the Kletzing McLaughlin Memorial Foundation in a bid to recover assets.
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Oskaloosa
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Davenport Youth Held After Gemi Store Break-In
An 18 year old Cedar Rapids youth, Joseph R. Earll, was held by Davenport authorities after allegedly breaking into the Syndicate Gemi store. Earll, a parolee from Englewood Colorado, reportedly admitted the theft, spent about three hours selecting clothing before triggering a burglar alarm, and has lived in Cedar Rapids since September with Des Moines listed as his home.
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County Attorney Sued by Doctor
Dr. Carl Bishop of Eldora sues County Attorney Blair Wood for 25300 and Waterloo attorney Charles Swisher for 20900 in Black Hawk district court alleging wrongful arrest. He recounts two detentions by Waterloo police on October 31, 1951, and April 16, 1952, with the latter charge dismissed in Waterloo municipal court.
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Eldora
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