Hogs Finish Losing Week In Chicago and Plains Livestock Markets
Chicago and Omaha livestock summaries show hogs closing the week lower amid widespread price declines. Cattle receipts steady to higher and sheep offers steady amid fluctuating bids. Kansas City and Sioux City reports indicate mixed gains for steers and heifers while hog prices vary by weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Livestock
Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
INS
Liza
Colorado Fed
YES
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market prices listed
The sheet shows Cedar Rapids hog quotations with various Good butchers prices and cattle ranges for steer and heifer weights. It also lists lambs, wool, poultry, fruit and vegetable prices, grain futures, hay, and seed fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Weichts
Aoe
Vitara Ata Belogna
Veretadles
Michigan
Imperial Valley
Cali
Valencia
Orancera
States
Colorado
Minnesota Cobblers
Minnesota Rede
Idaho
Leghorns Springs
Timothy Grain
Asia
Clark Named to SUI Journalism Faculty
Herbert B. Clark is appointed instructor in the University of Iowa school of journalism. He will head the community journalism sequence and high school methods area, manage the summer conference for journalism students and advisers, and conduct field work with weekly papers and high schools. He is a 1940 UI journalism graduate veteran of the Toledo Chronicle and Iowa City Press Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Herbert B. Clark
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Leslie G. Moeller
Clark
Toledo Chronicle
University of Iowa
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Tama News Herald
Burlington Junior College
Burlington High School
Food brokers described by Ralph Kittinger in Iowa talk
Ralph E. Kittinger, secretary for the Wholesale Food Institute of Iowa, explains the role of a food broker as a sales representative for manufacturers or shippers. He notes brokers are valuable for seasonal products like cranberries and that brokers help reduce distribution costs, now about 17 percent of total costs, down from over 40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Kittinger
The
Wholesalers Food Institute of Iowa
Ti. Hittinger
Cedar Rapids
Institute
Kittinger
Whitney Wins Low Bid for Marion Drill Project
Wharton The Louis F Whitney Pump Service Cedar Rapids was the low bidder Saturday for a drilled well pump and pump house for the city of Marion. Whitney bid 15151 dollars, seven bidders competed, Howard R Green Company estimated 17430, bid open for inspection until Nov 1 when contract will be let, well to be drilled on Second Street at Ninth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Whitney
Howard R. Green Company
Second Street
Ninth Avenue
Pair Fined For Reckless Driving In Traffic Court
Howard Louis Scott and Charles R. Plummer pled guilty to reckless driving Saturday in traffic court. Each man was fined 60 and costs totaling 100 dollars after incidents on Center Point road NE near Lincoln avenue and 219 First street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Louis Scott
Sixteenth Street NW
Charles R. Plummer
Waterloo
Scott
Center Point Road
Lincoln Avenue
Plummer
First Street
Kalona Farm Fire Destroys Barn and Machinery
A fire at the Lester Welcher farm six miles southwest of Kalona destroyed a barn and haystacked equipment. The blaze damaged a threshing machine several other farm machines and about a thousand bushels of corn. Total loss estimated at 6000 dollars, partly insured. Kalona fire department fought the flames for hours.
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the Gazette
Kalona
Lester Welcher
Barone Guilty On Bank Burglary Aiding Count
In Omaha a federal jury found Bennie Barone guilty on one count for aiding burglars in the 1980 Laurens Iowa bank robbery. The panel acquitted him on charges he transported stolen money and received loot. A pre sentence investigation was ordered before sentencing.
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Omaha
Federal District Court
Bennie Barone
Barone
Laurens
Sioux City
James Donohoe
Painting Stolen From Waterloo Art Show
Waterloo police sought a thief who stole a painting titled Chore Time by Mrs. Ethel Brown from the Waterloo Art Association exhibition. The work was insured for 50 dollars. other paintings remained untouched. Association president Otte Carl Melcher urged the thief to mail the painting back with no questions asked.
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Waterloo
CINS
Waterloo Art Association
Ethel Brown
Alden
Association
Church notices mix of services and events across Marion
A lengthy church listing from Marion outlines schedules for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Free Methodist, Methodist, Missionary Baptist, Lutheran, Prairie Chapel, Seventh Day, and Presbyterian congregations. It notes service times, Sunday school, youth groups, choir activities, and upcoming events including a Beardsley Eisenhower rally report in Jones County with details on the political event and parade.
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Charles, Coe
Bible
Meimn
St. Joseph's
T. J. MecElliott
Maurice L
Alaska
R. E. Leidigh
J. P. Knepper
Olin de Wald
Third Avenue
James F. Gable
Ray Starry
WSCS
L. L. Dunnington
Town City
Missionary Baptist
Fifth Avenue
Harry B. Eales
St. Pauls Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Rudy Novak
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
C. V
R. de Jong
SUI Homecoming Parade Draws 40000 Crowd
The Gazette reports the SUI homecoming parade drew about 40 000 spectators in a festive campus celebration with students alumni and locals lining the streets to watch the procession.
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SUI
Beardsley Defends Road Program At Green's Grove Meeting
Beardsley spoke to about 125 voters and office seekers in a review of his two term administration of state government affairs. He touted highway gains including 9 000 miles of primary roads and 91 000 miles of farm to market roads, with 1 600 miles improved and 1 000 more slated. He argued Iowa revenue from road users funds road work and defended fund distribution across six districts. He cited doubling state school support and mental institutions’ gains, noting fewer hospital patients since the war and efficiency with fewer employees. Introduced by Charles A. Brown. Jones county Republicans introduced by Don Ruel.
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Beardsley
Jones County
Oxford Junction
William S. Beardsley
Dwight Eisenhower
America
White House
Eisenhower
Iowa
Texas
Towa
Herschel Loveless
Warren
Charles A. Brown
Don Ruel
Anamosa
Des Moines Man Heads Wholesale Food Institute of Iowa
Members of the Wholesalers' Food Institute of Iowa completed a two day meeting at the Roosevelt hotel and voted to return to Cedar Rapids next October for 1953 sessions. Orval Clark of Des Moines was elected president with Dwight C. Vredenburg of Chariton as vice president and Gail Trartman of Sioux City named chairman of the board.
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Wholesalers' Food Institute of Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Vacation Village
Lake Okobo. Co
Orval Clark
Des Moines
Dwight C. Vredenburg
Chariton
Gail Trartman
Sioux City
Notice of Will and Estate Matters in Linn County
Legal notices announce probate hearing for the will of Jack Ashlock in Cedar Rapids on October 23 1952 and appointments of administrators in Linn County. Names include Fred W. Hann attorney and Larson administrator, with claims and payments to be filed in the Linn County court. Executrix Minnie M Echimberg named in another filing. Local civic notes detail a 60 unit parade with Virgil M. Hancher and William J. Holland at Iowa City events and float contest prizes for various fraternities and sororities.
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Linn Coun
Tatrie Wentz Denlinger
Linn Jaunty
Linn Tounty
Iowa
George W. Griffith
Ellett. Shuttleworth
Ingersoll
Orners
Wale
Linn
Yelock
Jack Ashlock
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Axmear
Fred W. Hann
Towa
Guns Larson
Larson
Alaa
Inna
Flore
Linn County
Lowe
Hetelc Arb
Adin Teeny
Thos
L. Woods
Wate
C. Schimbere
Glnn
Awa
Tooke
Ling Couny Town
Minnie M. Echimberg
Executcix
Donnelly
Lynco
Lyoch & Dallas
Orne
Chool
Virgil M. Hancher
William J. Holland
Iowa City
Durant
Lone Tree
West Liberty
Tipton
Baptist Church
Toddville
Burton L. Nay
Jon
Roeakeves
Guttenberg Man Dies of Injuries in Local Incident
A Guttenberg man who was ordained as a minister on October 26, 1902 and married to Marie Baker at Unionville on May 24, 1998 died from injuries. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Schultz of Boone and Geneva. He served on the faculty of Hawaii State College at Denver.
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Marie Baker
Unionville
W. E. Schultz
Boone
Geneva
Hainois State College
Missing Doctor Found in Mine
A 61 year old doctor, Francis Guinn, was found dazed near his car in the Fairview coal mine pit after two days missing. He was taken to Graham hospital Canton and believed to suffer amnesia. Local authorities reported his recovery fluctuated with a relapse on Friday.
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Laden Raye
Suque
Francis Guinn
Fairview
Dubuque
INS
Guttemberg
Ed Powers
Powers
Quinn
McMullin
District of Columbia
Chicago
Lincoln
Center
Point
Marion
Lee F
At- Air
Des Moines
Grube
American Academy
Winthrop
PTA
Pediatrics
Trules
Fulton County
Glenn McMullin
Graham Hospital
Canton
Church Fellowship and Youth Activities Schedule
Junior High Fellowship meets in church parlors at 6 30, senior group in the sanctuary. Youth roller skate at CeMar Monday at 7 30. Spiritual Life group meets Tuesday at 9 30 at the manse.
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CeMar
Spiritual Life Group
Fire Destroys Corn Acreage Near Tiffin
A Friday blaze destroyed 25 to 30 acres of corn on the Raymond Biglow farm south of Tiffin. The 100 acre tract was largely burned before crews from North Liberty and Oxford fire departments extinguished the flames. A spark from a tractor is suspected as the cause.
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The
Gazette
North Liberty
Raymond Biglow
Tiffin
Oxford
Zachello to Speak at Norway Lutheran Services
Rev Joseph Zachello editor of The Convert will speak Sunday at 9 am at Trinity Lutheran Church Norway. A second address at 2 am in First Lutheran Conroy with a 7 30 pm Fireside Hour program at Our Savior's Lutheran Calamus.
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Zachello
Norway
Ganette
Joseph: iZachello
Trinity Lutheran
First Lutheran
Con- Roy
Zacchello
Our Savior's Lutheran
Calamus
Dedication Sunday for Volga Church Service
Volga St Pauls American Lutheran Church marks its dedication with Rev Robert Glaser of Wartburg College as speaker. The new cement block building features a 30 by 0 foot plan, cross, pine trim, pressed wood ceiling, and multiple rooms. Schedule includes 1 am worship, noon dinner, 2 30 pm service with Rev W A Adix, and 7 30 pm service with Rev Harry Wilke.
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Anedal
Volga
Robert Glaser
Wartburg College
Speekee
St. Paul’s American Lutheran Church
William Gebhard
St. Sebald Church
W. A. Adix
Manchester
Harry Wilke
Waterloo
Japanese Study Towa Farm Laws in Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines hosts two Japanese officials, T Oshig and Asui, studying U S and Iowa farm laws at the secretary of agriculture's office. Qoshio visits 50 days in the U S and 10 in Iowa to learn soil conservation farm management crop production and agricultural laws. Aid payments reform ideas to halt welfare when a husband contributes to his wife will be discussed at a Polk county officials meeting on November 7.
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Des Moines
APJ
Secretary of Agriculture
T. Oshig
Agriculture Department
Hokkaido Prefectural
Asui
International Harvester Export Company
Qoshio
Iowa
Lowa State College
Polk County
Radio Schedule Snippet with Evening Lineup
A scrambled band of times and show names outlines KPIG 1430 AM and FM channel 245 Saturday evening programming. It lists sports previews, news blocks, music segments, and named personalities with multiple time slots and overlaps.
Channel 1 Saturday Night TV Schedule Adjustments
Davenport WOC TV lineup lists 8:00 Show of Shows 6:00 Mr Wisard 9:30 Fit Parade 6:30 Alacele 1600 Brian Delays T7200 Gearge Jessel 0:30 Features Film with times indicating shifting features and hosts on Saturday night programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Mr. Wisard
Brian Delays
Gearge Jessel
Woi-Tv
Ames
Ann
George Jesse
Local Quiz Winner Claims Food Prizes on KCRG Show
Albert Trosky wins thirty nine food items on KCRG’s Food For Thought quiz. The prize show airs at 11:45 am on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Faith Baldwin will attempt listener submitted animal vegetable or mineral topics on KCHG. OB Brooks calls McKinley Waverly clash at Kingston Stadium at 7 45 pm. This marks the 25th broadcast in KCRG KCRK’s 52 game season.
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Albert Trosky
Avenue
Ekbcrg
Faith Baldwin
KCHG
KCRE
OB Brooks
Kingston Stadium
KCRG
KCRK
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Wittm Jtfumwa
Utta
C.R. Markets
SUI Journalism
Ralph Kittinger
Wharton
Alice Brown
Anderson Lumber Company
Minois Central Railroad
Ray Ralston
Winfield
George Kopf
B. Earl ,Berber
Bobo Page
Green Mountain High School
C. R. Page
Ruth Roberts
Muscatine
Marin
Kathleen Oxley Goodyear
Raymond Eckhart
Estherville
John McGuire
Harrold Mullaley
Alice McGuire
McGuire
Kalona Farm
Heparanileal Mpedensil Alae
Teably Data
Marion Churches
Pecal Tao the Gazette
Tatip A Eti
Green's Grove Baptist Church
Tg Ea
Green’s Grove
Phil Epsilon Fi
Sigma Delta Tau
Raves
Acacia Fraternity
Pastor Kiwanis
Nity
Franklin
Ind
Moulton
Delta Zeta
Rade
Forest Evashevski
Oelwein
Hancher
Guttenberg
Nay
QA Vases
Jane
Isaac Sawin
A. H. Nay
Irene Hafara
Onanir
Holly Hopper
Richard Nixon
Brown
Sun
Whbf-Tv
Fock Island
J. Gleason
Bete Film TD
Woc-Tv
Adlai E
Stevenson
WMT
Stevenson-Sparkman Forum
John ©. Snider
Arnold M. Grant
Wolfe B. Charnes
Asst
Tressurec
Mutual Network
Mutual
Kcrg Ie
Kxel Si
WHO
P.M
Waverly
McR
McHinney Waverly
McKinley
Richard Nixon News Dance Orchestra
MaPartla
Tillman Trio
Warne Stult Orchestra
Aymn
Ae Smith
DESEO
Sports Rowna News Bo Sympheony
Feeh Symphos
Accidentalis
Ohio State Inv
Ohio
Tate Tate
Auxin Monroe
Ang
Checkertoara
Roundup
Jambores
Peminotee
Awith the Girls
O.K
Todd’s
Marion Boulevard
Toot
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