Hogs Steady to 15 Cents Lower in Chicago Markets
Hog receipts 11,000 with butchers drifting to 15 cents down as hogs sold steady to 15 cents lower. Cattle and sheep also mixed, with steers and heifers largely steady to higher in parts, and grain quotations from Chicago area listed. Market notes reference prices for various weight classes and categories, including prime and choice cattle and feeder bids.
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Wheat Declines and Soybeans Lower in Market Report
In Des Moines area trading receipts show steady to lower prices for wheat and soybeans. Reports note top wheat around 16.90 with futures bids mixed. soybeans traded weaker, while cattle and hog markets in Waterloo and Chicago reflected steady to softer prices across multiple grades and weights.
Rally Nipped Stocks Drop in Late Sessions
New York traders saw a shaky recovery dip as profit taking trimmed earlier gains. Volume reached about five million shares, higher than Monday, with the market retreating into the close as several stocks pared two to three point advances.
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New York
Sigurousi
Omuket
Alanday
Financial note on New York city bank stocks and others
A brief financial item notes that New York City bank shares stayed steady while non New York City bank shares declined. The report includes minimal figures and appears as a clipped line from a 1941 1943 era market page.
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N.Y.C
Calf and cattle market report shows mixed prices
Market data notes calf sales steady to 25 lower with lighter cattle under pressure. Steers mostly with good demand, prime lots around 1,200 pounds. majority choice steers near 823.00 with 24.50 bids. Cows and heifers mix of good to excellent, commercial cows around 1.60 to 1.00 per pound, steer calves around 28.00 for 423 pound lot. Deals and weights vary across stock categories.
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Jaiaila Javestuch
Ato Attle
Wall Street Hears Market Mood Amid Mixed Signals
Wall Street hears brokers mutter about Monday's binge while forecasts hint at a yearend drift in prices. Dividends at United Whelan may rise early next year as the market weighs loans, earnings, and a conservative valuation of Fr Sulphur. Analysts see mixed signals as rotation into favored names and noncallable preferreds surfaces amid cautious commentary from dealers and fund managers.
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United Whelan Corporation
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Reynolds and Company
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Amerian Smeltinet
American Sugar
Bethlehem
Carn Prod International Harvester
National Piscuit Civil Uss Steel
Caterpillar Annet Sales Rise Pro
Caterpillar sales for the nine months ending September totaled 532,502,961 up from 408,594,814 last year. Net earnings fell to 97,278,483 or 4.07 a share, from 40,998,403 or 4.50 a share. Allis-Chalmers also reported lower nine month sales, earnings of 28,293, and an order backlog of 37,660, higher than a year ago. Rich ard Wiles, Syracuse education official candidate, was bumped by a broken arm during a public speech incident.
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Gabarally
Hower
Tamlood
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Syracuse
N.Y
Richard Wiles
Senator Expects More Instability in Price Levels
Des Moines AP reports Senator A. Wit Robertson of Iowa, a member of the banking and currency committee, told the Iowa Bankers Association that conditions indicate further instability in price levels rather than firm money. He warned that ongoing domestic spending and defense needs influence inflation and the market psyche amid Soviet scientific demonstrations.
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Wit Rotertron
UeVa
Iowa Bankers Association
Rovertson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Bankers’ Convention
Cancellation of Group Activities Not Recommended
Local health officials urged against canceling group activities amid Cedar Rapids epidemic preparations for next year. They pressed for larger city health preparations and for development funding while advising individuals to judge personal risk and to attend only essential gatherings. The talk also touched on the federal reserve, banking independence, and the 1957 act protecting the banking system with potential changes on cattle loan security.
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Cedar Rapids
Tisk
Robertzon
Carl Smith Petres
Gr. A. &. Harrington
Federal Reserve
Robertson
Tolon
Smith
Necant Banking Post Pays $18,000 a Year
Ger Herschel Loveless stated on Tuesday he has reserved an application for a position at the Necant Banking Post, with an annual salary of $18,000, signaling early steps in hiring for a banking post.
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GES Movies
INS
Ger Herschel Loveless
Marion officials meet to reorganize Marin city and rural schools
Warion views Gazette Bugress Office, Marion. Fay Thes a member of the telaweilp and a freshmen student at Lovwa State College. Feet finding comy eg Ter re organization of Marin city and rural schools met at Washington School Monday evening. Dale Miner, chairman of the Marion committees, introduced chairmen of the committees and committee members. John Schultz, of Des Moines, of the Jews Department of Publishe.
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Marin City
Washington
Dale Miner
Marion
John Schultz
Des Moines
Jews Department of
Publishe
Marion City Council Has Busy Session
Marion city council met Monday evening for a long session reviewing the school budget act and health issues. The discussion noted a potential health hazard in a cafe basement linked to a suspected influenza outbreak, with actions to address the problem and notify owners.
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Jeff Oper
Lee Chandler
le Fances
Ines Lin Iine
Nue
Marion
Murdoch Schultz
Merion
Rey
Halon Baker
James R. Tabor
James Reynolds
Tudor
Lee Padvensky Brothers
James R
Couel
Council Tabor
Locks to Be Put On Doors of Pools at Washington High
Washington high school will install locks on pool doors after junior high pupils entered the pool recently. Cedar Rapids school officials reported 35 to 40 swimmers were present Sunday. The board plans locks per architect recommendations to protect the new program.
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Washington High School
Cedar Rapids’ School
Fred Winter
B. A. Jensen
Quiz Whiz Will Run for Congress in New York
Harold Craig, 26, a Granville dairy farmer and former contestant on NBC TV's Twenty-One, says he is available as a Republican candidate for Congress after his defeat by David Mayer, a 36-year-old New York City psychologist. He announced plans to announce his candidacy next year following encouragement from friends.
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Granville, N. Fa
Craig
David Mayer
New York City
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Eisenhower Radio Address Tonight From New York
President Eisenhower will discuss health and medical needs in a nationwide radio address tonight from New York. He will be the principal speaker at a Waldorf Astoria hotel dinner honoring Alfred P Sloan Jr. broadcast at 4 08 p m by major networks with no television.
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Eisenhower
America
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Waildorf- Astoria
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Seneral Motors Conporation
Bankers Asked To Help Iowa's Non-Ag Industry
Iowa bankers were urged to back non agricultural industry growth during the state’s economic shift. Gov Loveless called on lenders to aid youth education and provide student loans, noting potential profits from educated workers and new jobs in towns facing population and employment changes.
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Cedar Rapids
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Morvin
Newman
J. B. Howell
Londoners Hail Queen's Return
London crowds welcomed Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip after their United States trip. Newspapers praised the tour as a success. Spectators braved wind as crowds gathered at Buckingham Palace and London airport for the royal return.
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Eisenhower
Fire alarms urged for new Iowa highways by Herron
Fire Marshal Ed Herron urged placing fire alarms along the new limited access highways in Iowa in a report to Gov. Loveless. He cited problems including rapid alarm transmission, response of fire equipment, and rescue operations, and proposed alarm boxes on overpasses, coordination with fire departments, and traffic control to block highways during emergencies.
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Contempt hearing set for TV columnist Torre
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered Marie Torre to show cause why she should not be held in contempt for refusing to reveal her informant’s name in a story about singer Tod Garland. Return date is October 28 with possible 20 days jail. appeal to Supreme Court may follow.
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Marie Torre
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Tody Garland
Ryan
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Miss Torrell
U.S
Prince Philip Solves Manhattan Traffic by Walking
In New York Prince Philip rode to the Waldorf Astoria when a Lexington Avenue traffic jam trapped him five blocks away. He told companions to walk and, with a state department official and five security officers, traversed the remaining distance unseen.
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Stainless Paso piles remedy promises at-home relief
An advertisement touts a new stainless Paso product from Gove Laboratories claimed to treat external and internal piles at home. It highlights rapid pain and itching relief, reduced swelling, and healing with allegedly clinically proven ingredients, available as ointment and suppositories, and marketed as stain free.
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Gove Laboratories
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