Butcher Hogs Rise as Market Estimates Released
US livestock market reports list Saturday receipts of 200 hogs and 500 cattle with no sheep. Hogs up 25 to 50 cents amid active trade. sows steady to weak. Cattle receipts include 200 calves, with mix of steers and cows steady to lower. Vealers weak. prime steers up to 23.00. cows and bulls show mixed moves. Sheep receipts 500, lambs steady to 25 cents lower, ewes steady. best woolly lambs 17.50 to 19.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Cedar Rapids
Ood
Somora
Iscom
Des Moines Hog Receipts Show Moderate Demand and Higher Prices
Receipts Friday about 72,500 hogs, up from last Friday and above year ago levels. Demand spotted but generally good. prices 25 to 50 cents higher than midsession Thursday. Top price around 13.50. Prices listed for barrows and gilts across weight classes, with sows and heavy weights also noted.
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Des Moines
INS
U. S
Omaha Livestock Market Receipts and Cattle Quote
Receipts total 1200 head with about half from stockers and feeders for Monday's market. Slaughter cows moved slow to steady down 25 cents. No significant fed cattle offered. Canner and cutter cows ranged 7.50 to 9.00. Utility cows quoted 9.25 to 10.25.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
INS
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City market report shows limited sales with slow trading. Cows and stockers steady near 7.50 to 9.00, few canners and cutters sold, bulls and steers sparse, bulk of stockers carried over to Monday.
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Sioux City
INS
C R Markets Egg Market and Grain Prices
A market brief lists egg prices at 40 42 cents for large and A mediate time new Native wool at 40 cents, grain prices for No 2 corn at 1.05, WW oats at 57 cents, and yellow soybeans No 1 at 2.10. Dow Jones averages shown with Francis DuPont firm details and a Friday 1:30 p.m. update.
Stock Market Ends Higher After Mixed Start
New York stocks closed higher on Friday after a choppy session with an early setback. Final prices showed gains around three points to declines near two, with total trading volume near 1.8 million shares.
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New York
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago produce market figures show butter receipts of 620041 pounds with steady to lower quotes, eggs at 5026 cases with mixed movement and varied pricing, cheese steady with daisies and Swiss quoted, live poultry steady with ranges for hens, roosters, capons, geese and ducks, turkeys, and potatoes arrivals totaling 61 with shipments 397 and prices noted for Idaho, Wisconsin, and Minnesota russets and whites. The report reflects fluctuating commodity prices and overall market stability within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Akotantiacs
Wisconsin
New York Produce Butter Prices Steady on Receipts
New York AP USDA butter market holds steady with receipts 273,586. Prices unchanged and about steady. Mixed colors and sizes quoted: extras 48-50 lb at 53-54c, extra large 45-48 lb at 50-52c, extras medium 36-37c, smalls 29-30c. Standards large 142-145c, dirties 31-32c, checks 29-31c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
USDA
Rates Range Shifting in Small Increment Bands
The excerpt lists tax or interest bands with intervals from up to 3.0 percent through 5.9 percent in ordered ranges. It appears to categorize a gradual progression across narrow brackets without additional context or titles.
Demand Slow on Grain Exchange
CHICAGO UP Grains were quiet Friday with slow demand for selling and hedging. Wheat varied around fractional changes, corn dipped to slight losses, oats edged lower, rye held steady to modest gains, and soybeans moved from steady to higher. CCC withdrawals of red wheat and corn offerings were discounted in earlier trade.
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Chicago
CCC
Gulf Ports
Atlantic
Chicago cash provisions and grain prices
Chicago AP reports current cash grain and oilseed prices. Wheat and oats show no bids. Corn ranges include No 3 yellow at 1.12 to 1.16 dollars and No 4 at 1.06 to 1.11, old No 3 yellow at 1.18. Soybean oil quoted at 10 percent and soybean meal around 51.00 to 51.50. Barley prices vary with making choice at 1.39 to 1.40 and feed at 0.87 to 1.01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Brothers
Ada M. Gretten
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Admiral Saeeber
Corp Sen Nickel
Alfesnany Corp -Ill
Joup Lake
Tae
Libby McNeill
Libbey Owens
Saat Lig & Myers
Am'n Tel&Tea
Monsanto
Am'n Tobacco
Am'n Zinc Loews, Inc
Armco Steel
Marshall Fid
Armour Co
Plate Glass
Phillips
Chrysler
Procter Gamble
Coca Cola
Quaker Oats
Colum Carbon
Adio Corp Cola Cemotive
Cole E
Rik KO Pictures
Col Gas Sys
Sperry Rana Coml
Repb Steel Com
Rexall Drug Rockwell Sps
Comw Edison
Reynolds Ob
Cons Edison
St Joe Lead
Conti Conti Bakanie
St Regis Paper
Conti Motors
Scheniey
Conti
Sears
Sinclair Oil
Socony
B. Bee Douglas
Core
Soumayway
du Pont
Square D
U.L
Eastm
Kodak
Eaton Mfg
Old Erie
Fairchild Ene
Baie Stude-Pkrd & Me
Firestone T
Swift
Fruehauf
Ob T
Tex Co
Tex Gulf
Textron Amn
Gen Cables
Tidewater Oy
Gen Dynamics
Timken
Fox Film
Union Carbide
En Motors
Union Pac
Gillette Co
Uni Aya Aes
Goebel Glidden Co
Fiat
Uni
Goodrich
Uni Fruit
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound
West Pen
Houd Hershey
West
Houston Oil
Wes Union
Howe Sound
Westhouse el
Hupp Corpso
Ind. Rayon Wilson & Co Iils
Centl
R.R
Youngston
Dumont Lab
Barium Steel
Kaiser Mtrs Cens
Cessna Air
Nat Bellasynamics
Chicago
Sales Up Earnings Down for Maytag Co
Newton based Maytag Washer Co reports third quarter net revenue of 67 cents per share on common stock, with total net income of 31,225,997 for the quarter ended Sept 30. This compares to 82 cents per share and 1,523,854 a year earlier. Sales rose by nearly two million dollars, but CEO Fred Maytag II noted earnings were adversely affected by the continuing CIO United Auto Workers strike.
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Newton
INS
Maytag
Fred Maytag II
CIO
United Auto Workers
Des Moines Teacher Killed in Adel Crash
A 28 year old Des Moines art teacher Jeanne Smith from Adel died after a two car collision west of Des Moines. She was a passenger in Ralph Harden’s car. Harden was hospitalized with multiple injuries. Albert Nicholson driving the other car was treated for facial injuries and a fractured nose. Authorities said Nicholson tried to pass another vehicle and struck Harden’s car head on.
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Des Moines
INS
Adel
Jeanne Smith
Hillis
Mate Exchange Figure Learns Daughter Dead
SAN DIEGO AP A man identifying himself as a Chester ton Indiana linotype operator who traded wives with a friend told police he read news of his daughter's death and was flying home. Richard Johnson 36 was on a honeymoon with his second wife. His daughter Karen 7 died Monday at Granite City NL of a throat infection. He and his friend John P. Heller 36 were on the couples wedding trip. The couples had divorced Oct 18 and swapped spouses the next day in a double wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Chesterton
Ind
Richard Johnson
Johnson
Karen
Granite City
John P. Heller
Johnsons
Hellers
Iowan Awaits Arctic Rescue
An Alaska air command report describes a ground party in an army-type vehicle leaving Barter Island to reach three men sighted alive near their disabled plane in the Arctic. The trio Kenneth Lenhart Harold Brazell and R F Catlin vanished six days earlier on a Barter Island to radio outpost flight.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Arctic
Alaska Air Command
Barter Island
Kenneth Lenhart
Harold W. Brazell
Harpers Ferry
Western Electric
R. F. Catlin
Toronto
General Electric
74Th Air Rescue Squadron
Ladd Air Force Base
Congregation rejects pastor resignation in Wisconsin church
In Menomonee Falls, Holy Cross Lutheran votes 55 to 40 to refuse Rev. John Gerberding’s resignation after a synod trial cleared him of heresy. He voiced disagreement with the synod yet offered no comment on resigning. Wisconsin pastors seek renewed probe citing new evidence and irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John Gerberding
Synod
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Church Council
Gerberding
Menomonee Falls
Northwest Synod
United Lutheran Church
Wisconsin Conference of Lutheran
Funeral Rites Held for Fred F Quandt in Marion
Fred F Quandt aged 89 of Marion died Friday in Independence after a long illness. A retired Milwaukee railroad employee born in Germany, he lived in Marion over 50 years and is survived by four children, 12 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren and two sisters. Services Monday at 1 30 p.m. at Murdoch chapel with burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Fred F. Quandt
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Milwaukee Railroad
Independence
Navy
Germany
Olin
Minnie Mohr
Quandt
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Tony
Louise) Alkofer
Ludden
N. D
Edward
Martha) McLaud
Cedar Rapids
Chris P
Oaks
Claus J. Quandt
Knoxville
Sophia Carson
Ricka Glue
Denver
Murdoch Chapel
E. L. Brandt
Oak Shade Cemetery
New Officers Elected for Cheerful Bluebird Group
Patty McDowell was elected president after a Halloween party at Mrs. Gerald Rice's home. Patty Rice serves as secretary with Rose Marie Timms as treasurer and Julie Warner as scribe.
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Patty McDowell
Cheerful Bluebird Group
Gerald Rice
Patty Rice
Rose Marie ‘Timms
Julie Warner
Good Neighbors Help Dale Halstead Harvest Corn
Neighbors near Alburnett brought 10 corn pickers to the Halstead farm Thursday to pick and crib the corn. Helpers included Leslie Bardoner Elza Kirk Charles Ladvina Virgil Smyth Clifford Kirk Malcom Andrews Carl Cherry Ronnie Nielson Bert Tritle Art Cameron Marion Marolf Lloyd Jones Ted Kemper Joe Parzek Kenneth Jordan Hugh Cook Junior Price Mr and Mrs Leslie Ritz and E C Halstead. Dinner was served at the Halstead home to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Halstead
Alburnett
Halstead
Leslie Bardoner
Elza Kirk
Charles Ladvina
Virgil Smyth
Clifford Kirk
Malcom Andrews
Carl Cherry
Ronnie Nielson
Bert Tritle
Art Cameron
Marion Marolf
Lloyd Jones
Ted Kemper
Joe Parzek
Kenneth Jordan
Hugh Cook
Junior Price
Leslie Ritz
E. C. Halstead
1954 Retail Sales Hit 170 Billion Dollars
Census Director Burgess reported retail trade reached 170 billion in 1954, up about 31 percent from 1948. The census shows many more firms with million-dollar annual business, rising from about 10,000 to roughly 17,000, plus strong wholesale gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert W. Burgess
Burgess
National Conference of Business Paper Editors
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Advertisements
Jensen Hospitalized B A Jensen Cedar Rapids board of education member is a patient at St Luke's hospital for back treatment possibly surgery. Fill three empty rooms with furniture rugs appliances for only 199 dollars. Dial 2 2185 Ext 3 Smulekoffs Used Furniture Annex Loses License Lois Atkins 529 C avenue NE suspended 30 days for speeding fines 20 and costs William G Faches announces law office at 302 Paramount Bldg Adv Apollo Commandery No 26 meets at Masonic temple Saturday at 2 pm to confer the Order of the Temple on candidates picnic supper 6 30 pm entertainment for guests Electrolux sales service Joe atherane 1016 17th street NE 7254 Adv WCTU Officer Mrs Georgianna Henkle Cedar Rapids elected recording secretary of Iowa WCTU at Des Moines convention Food bake sale at Newmans Saturday October 29 Ellis Park Church of God Adv Work and vote for Jim Meaghan for mayor Qualified leadership for a greater Cedar Rapids Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Commandery
Apollo.Commandery
E.T
Masonic Temple
Order of the Temple
Fireman Killed as Bridge Collapses in Prank Blaze
A 300 foot covered bridge in Bloomington Indiana collapsed during a fire believed set by Halloween pranksters. One volunteer fireman died and nine people were injured in the early Thursday incident.
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Bloomington
Ind
Grand chapter visit to Sioux City by local OES members
Mrs Glenn A Chamberlain and Mrs Spencer Heefner joined Mr and Mrs Bruce Robison and Mrs Stanley Hotle for a Thursday return from Sioux City after attending the Grand chapter of the OES. On the way home they stopped in Boone to visit Mary Taylor and Mrs W D Shank at the Eastern Star home.
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Glenn A. Chamberlain
Spencer Heefner
Bruce Robison
Stanley Hotle
Sioux City
OES
Mrs. Chamberlain
Marion
Heefner
Robison
Hotle
Boone
Mary Taylor
W. D. Shank
Eastern Star
Couples Class Wiener Roast and Halloween Party
A couples class at the Christian church hosts a wiener roast and Halloween party Sunday at 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hintz north of Marion. For information and transportation call Mrs. Morris Allen. Dollar Stretcher Sale at Storm's tomorrow offers 1.19 value ladies stretch nylon in fall shades with a two pair limit at 59 cents per pair. Storm's Ben Franklin.
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The
Christian Church
William Hintz
Marion
Morris Allen
Storm
Ben Franklin
Adv
Son Born to Lt and Mrs Bill McCann in Alaska
Lt and Mrs Bill McCann of Anchorage announce the birth of a son named Scott on October 15. Mrs McCann formerly Bess Pishney of Marion and Lt McCann is the son of Mr and Mrs A D McCann of Marion. Storms Ben Franklin Store adds more dollar stretcher sale items.
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Bill McCann
Anchorage
Alaska
Scott
McCann
Bess Pishney
Marion
A. D. McCanns
Halloween Party At Sixth Avenue Hosted By Gordon Rundquist
Halloween masqu eade party held Thursday evening after a trip through a spook cellar. Games were played and refreshments served to 10 boys. Also notes on child care service at 1845 7th Ave and a visit report from Mrs. Rachel Uecker of Freeport to relatives in Wyoming with Henry Glant a patient at St Luke's hospital. Gordon Hatchery advertises eggs and dressed poultry.
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Gordon Rundquist
Sixth Avenue
Ottings
Rachel Uecker
Freeport, Ill
Andrew B. Otting
Henry Glant
Wyoming
St. Luke’s Hospital
Couple Wed in Early Methodist Church Nuptials
Miss Marcia Sprague daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale B Sprague of Sioux City and Gene Balcom son of Mr and Mrs Charles Balcom of Marion were married Sunday in the Methodist church at Early The couple will reside at 590 South Eleventh street Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Sprague
Dale B. Sprague
Sioux City
Gene E. Balcom
Charles Balcom
Marion
South Eleventh Street
Miss Joanne Andrews Visits From Boston
Miss Joanne Andrews, a stewardess for United Air Lines, arrived Friday from Boston to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Forrest F Andrews.
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Andrews
Joanne Andrews
United Air Lines
Boston
Forrest F. Andrews
Eckhart family at Straw berry Point outing
Mr and Mrs Raymond Eckhart spent Thursday at Strawberry Point with Eckhart’s aunt Mrs B J Wilson and his grandmother Mary Westoh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Eckhart
Strawberry Point
Mr. Eckhart
B. J. Wilson
Mary Westoh
Sadie Strait Enters St Luke's Hospital For Surgery
Mrs Charles Dye's mother Sadie Strait has been admitted to St Luke's Hospital for a medical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Strait
Charles Dye
St. Luke’s Hospital
Red Goose Shoes Ad Highlights Boys and Girls
George Austin has returned home from Cedar Rapids hospital after undergoing major surgery. The advertisement promotes Red Goose shoes for boys and girls with Queen-Teen branding.
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Red Goose
Adv
George Austin
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs Robert Sloan Home From Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs Robert Sloan of route 3 Marion has returned home after a stay at a Cedar Rapids hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sloan
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Farewell Party For Mrs. Russell Peek
Mrs. Robert Grimes hosted a farewell party at 1155 Twenty-fifth Street on Thursday evening for Mrs. Russell Peek. Guests played Scrabble at two tables and presented Mrs. Peek with a farewell gift as she and her family relocate to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grimes
Twenty-fifth Street
Russell Peek
Indianapolis
Peek
Halloween party by American Legion Junior Auxiliary
The American Legion Junior Auxiliary holds a Halloween party tonight at 7 in the recreation room of the James Clapp residence at 1555 Ninth Street. Mrs O Collins Jr, leader, will supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Junior Auxiliary
James Clapp
Ninth Street
O. Collins, Jr
Injured Worker Fractures Hip at Katz Salvage
Walter Schlot terback of 403 Ninth Avenue suffered a fractured right hip Thursday after falling while loading freight cars at Katz Salvage Company. He is a patient at St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schlotterback
Ninth Avenue
Katz Salvage Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Past Presidents Association hosts potluck and Halloween party
The Past Presidents Association of the American Legion auxiliary met Wednesday evening with Mrs. James Clapp for a potluck supper and Halloween party. Mrs. Calvin Moore was initiated.
Postponed Youth Center Huck Rack Ride Event
The youth center event scheduled for Saturday evening has been postponed until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Rev Harry D Green Returns Home From Cedar Rapids Hospital
The Rev. Harry D. Green pastor of Prairie Chapel Methodist church is back home after hospital treatment for a heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Green
Prairie Chapel Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Green
Celia Martin Admitted For Observation At St Luke's
Celia Martin of Alburnett has entered St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids for observation and treatment.
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Celia Martin
Alburnett
St. Luke’s Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Balster Visits Chicago Furniture Mart This Week
Verne H. Balster travels to Chicago this week to inspect the city’s furniture mart and review showroom offerings amid ongoing retail industry activity.
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Verne H. Balster
Furniture Mart
Chicago
Accord Reached On Road Yard Engineer Wages
Chicago AP reports a deal between major railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers. A general 5 percent raise in average basic daily rates for locomotive engineers plus a 2 percent differential adjustment. About 48,000 engineers affected retroactive to Oct 1. Part of increase replaces a health and welfare fund, with up to four cents an hour credited if a carrier funded plan is pursued. A five day week for yard engineers possible if requested nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Hick Will Be Guest on WOI-TV Program
Senator Bourke Hickenlooper will appear tonight at 8 on WOI TV to discuss farm legislation and other Iowa topics. He will be interviewed by Frank Nye of the Cedar Rapids Gazette and Phil Miller of WOT News.
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Ames
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
WOITV
Iown
Hickenlooper
Frank Nye
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Phil Miller
WOT
U.S. Senate Agricultural Committee
Des Moines
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Memorial Thanks
Gazette want ad rates listed for 1 day 3 days and 7 days. Also a memorial note thanking friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and cards and contributions. Includes mortuary monument ad and several lost and found notices with contact details and rewards.
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Gazette
Gareld Wolfe
Emily
Probasco Jeweler ad and local notices mix
Personal from Probasco Jeweler seeks discreet lady patient for private room in cedar closet at 50736. Rummage sales announced rear of 1506 5th SE Friday to 1 pm and Saturday 8 to 12. Another sale at 529 5th Ave SE Friday 3 pm onward. Hillcrest Nursing Home adds private room for a lady patient 47550. Jander's Lung Aid advertised by K and M Pharmacy 1052 Mt Vernon Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probasco Jeweler
5Th S.E
5Th Ave. S.E
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Jander’s Lung
K & M Pharmacy
Mt. Vernon Road
Road Knights Plan Cedar Rapids to LaCrosse Cruise
Road Knights of Cedar Rapids will lead a fifty-car cruise to LaCrosse Wisconsin on Sunday, starting at Twin Towers Cedar Rapids at 8 a.m. and ending about 8 p.m. Cars travel in intervals via Sabula and return on the Iowa side. A road rules emphasis and a Monday meeting at Twin Towers follow. Prospective members may attend.
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Road Knights of
Cedar Rapids
LaCrosse
Wis
Road Knights
Lowell Phelps
Twin Towers
Sabula
Mississippi
Phelps
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WCTU
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Solon
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16Th Ave
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George Picha
Mayou
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Melody Inn
12Th Ave
Swisher Pavilion
Stoner
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Howdy Roberts
Octte Pag
Dick Haddy
Sammy
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2Nd Ave
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Shakey’s
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Bud Novak
Robins
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M. R Mnedy
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Call Penne
Blind Hospital
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Jerry Baker
Harley Smith
Semeee
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G Ave
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Iarbage
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Sands St. NE
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Mans
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Peeel Bilt
Vie Bartow
Shane
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Seiaceanie
Jerry
Voldingh
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