Cattle and Hog Markets Steady to Mixed Across Chicago
June 28 Chicago livestock report shows hog receipts heavier, butchers mixed with prices 25 to 50 cents lower. cattle receipts strong with steers and heifers mostly steady to down 25 cents. cows steady, prime and utility prices listed. sheep weaker on spring lambs. End summary notes USDA estimates restock receipts for Thursday.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Sioux City
Dow-Jones
Prenels J. duPont and Company
Merchants National Banc
Magacer
Raitroada
Krower Amn Smeltie
Mersey
Kibbey Owens Bas
Vt Fe & Myera
Bata Am'n Tobacco
Lg Amn Inc
I Lion Ou
Lockheed
Armcu Steel Wy Intaya Ms ‘Armour & Co
McKesson & RB
Plarsnall
Magtag Co
Avro Migght Hajawin
Lama di Mpls
Sfoline Mont Ware
Aly Bato & Ohlo
Motorola Ly Nendix Ain Murray Corp Heth Stee
Niaw
Brea Ay Horden, Co
Nau Dairy PF. Ae
Warner
Otto Ibs
Bridrtport
Nau Cry Psu Rary
Driggs
My S Steel
Central Air
API
Canad Pac
Panhandle of
Procter
Gamb
Coca Cola
Colunt Carbona
Colt Palmelive
Radio, Corp
Colo Fuel O Pictures
Col Gas Soc
Soeree
Iba
Cons Edison
Kes
Mators
Sears Roebuee
Servel Inc
Ba Shell Ot
Simmons Co
Crane
Rindlak
Curtiss Wr Crucible Steel
Bou Far Co
Blie
Deere & Co Dourlas Air
Boa Railwar
Eastman Kodak
Eaton Mig
Jrants
Eric F
Swift & Co
Stude-Packard
Union Carbide
Commis
Gen Foods
Atreratt Ams
Tint Air Lines i. Utility
Chilleaz
Walworth
Werner Bros
Greyhound Ible West
Ea Cod
Houd Hershey
Jourton Oil
Hamestake
Oyson & Cody Media Ie
Hower Sound
Wiworth
Hupp Corp
GlaVoutean & Ori
Zenith Radio
American
Midwest
New York
Botter
Choice and Pre Verlag
Lamb Tom Wath
Barium Steel
Kaiser
Lambs
Oxitas
Diccoust Poultry
Krejci Named Vice President of Peoples Bank
Charles E. Krejci of Cedar Rapids has been elected vice president in charge of personnel and operations by the Peoples Bank and Trust Company board. He joined the bank in 1927, serving as messenger to auditor and assistant cashier before becoming assistant vice president in 1952. Krejci is active in local banking groups and community organizations.
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Charles E. Krejci
E Street
Eet of Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Cedar Rapids
Krejci al
Krejci
Peoples Bank
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin
Linn County Bankers Association
Iowa Federation of County Bank Officers
Linn County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Trinity Methodist Church
Grant High School
Exchange Club
Civic Bureau
Civic Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
The
South Side Civic Club
Isaac Walton League
Citizens Advisory Committee of
School Board
National Office Managers Association
Rail Strength Lifts Stocks But Market Ends Modestly Higher
Late railroad strength and modest gains in leading issues pushed the New York market higher, with indices around five points at best. Mixed results across sectors left losses limited to about three points, while several railroad shares led the advance amid cautious trading. Sioux City Livestock notes and cattle receipts appear in a separate item with calf and steer price ranges detailed.
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New York
Chicago produce market recap card bursts with mixed signals
The entry shows volatile poultry and egg pricing with leghorns steady and chicken weaker, regional cheese and potato movements detailed, and assorted grain notes. Sharp price notes for Wisconsin russets, Oregon and Washington russets, and Pontiack round red potatoes accompany egg market quips and mixed feed trends.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Washington
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Steady at Market Wednesday
Cedar Rapids market reports hog prices held steady on Wednesday as buyers paid steady prices for hogs delivered at Cedar Rapids. Prices for various weights were listed with ceilings and bid ranges in this regional summary.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Strength Shown By Feed Grains In Chicago Trading
Chicago trading showed grains with flashes of strength as the day opened. Wheat fell modestly from the start while corn gained on cash receipts and oats followed suit. Brokers attributed the movement to profit taking after a bread grain rally since Labor Day with wheat easing and corn up 34 to 34 cents.
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Chicago
Water restrictions eased in Anamosa by mayor
Anamosa Mayor Earl R. Pulver relaxes the city water ban allowing half the town to water gardens on alternate days. No lawn sprinkling is yet permitted and the ban stays in effect on Mondays tied to extra water use for laundering while a new pump is installed. It will take months to secure a properly sized pump.
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Anamosa
Earl R. Pulver
Oxford Horse Pony Show Results Listed
Special to The Gazette Oxford Lions club horse and pony show results list winners by placing. Local pony winners include Billy Stockman Gary Scheetz Pat Kinney Rickey Stockman Jans Yenser. Western pleasure Pony includes Bobby Boyd Mike Boyd Jean Stoceman Don Grace Mary Lowe.
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Oxford
Oxford Lions Club
Billy Stockman
Gary Scheetz
Pat Kinney
Rickey Stockman
Jans Yenser
Bobby Boyd
Mike Boyd
Jean Stoceman
Don Grace
Mary Lowe
William Ketelson
Thester Nobis
Bob Meade
Tom Collins
Bob Ernat
Ronald Johnson
Bob Boyd
Linda Lowe
Danni Lowe
Tone Venter
Milton Gautz
Bob Ernstrat Meace
Vince Grasin
Bob Mrade
Hrtty O'Brien
Carrell Michale
Ralphene Ward
Bar
Bara Sumphrey Tennesees
Ung
D R. Witter
John Wicox
Pelman, Borers
Floyd Sheckler
Charles Cochran
Belt Conveyor Engineer sought by Chicago area manufacturer
Experienced in application and mechanical and structural steel design of belt conveyors and re equipment to bulk materials handling. Excellent opportunity with nationally known manufacturer in Chicago suburban area. Submit resume which will be held confidential, Box E-355 Gazette.
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Chicago
Ford to add 2000 workers to boost 1956 production
DETHUIT UP Ford Motor Company will hire about 2,000 workers across its plants by October 1 to lift output by as much as 250,000 cars in 1956. Ford vice president R S McNamara said the expansion aims to meet a larger next year market.
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Dethuit
Ford Motor Company
R. 5S
McNamara
Ford
Picketing Enjoined At Des Moines Plant
Des Moines reports a temporary injunction in a dispute between Western Tool and Stamping Company and the CIO United Auto Workers. The order limits picketing to two per gate and two at warehouses, bans motionless blocking of entrances, and prohibits mass gatherings at a welfare tent near the plant. The plant will reopen at 7 a.m. Thursday with employees invited back to work.
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Des Moines
INS
Western Tool and Stamping Company
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Polk County
C. Edwin Moore
a_ welfare
Boy 8 Looks Around In Iowa City Drive In
An eight year old boy named Larry Hook rode for a distance on highway 261 from Morse and was found in Iowa City by a filling station attendant. He was reluctant to speak with police but explained he was just looking around. Police planned to contact his father Harry Hook and arrange for his return home.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Larry Hook
Morse
Here
Larry
Harry
Hook
Johnson County
St Joseph’s School Marion Blessing Sets Sunday
The new St Joseph’s parochial school in Marion will be blessed Sunday at 3 p.m. by Archbishop Binz of Dubuque. The Very Rev Msgr Driscoll will preach. Construction began in April with opening Sept 6 and interiors largely finished.
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St. Joseph's
Marion
Binz
Dubuque
Msgr
Driscoll
Ieddiocesan
Stiles Named Head of International Group
Bruce Stiles, director of the Iowa Con Stiles named head of international group in Atlanta assignment. Learn to play the accordion. Rental plan for beginners. Ad vanced students welcomed. Phones 2049 Cedar Rapids ask for Jerry Boddicker and Hiltbrunner. Ady.
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Stiles
International Group
Atlanta, Ga
INS
Bruce [Stiles
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Boddicker
Hiltbrunner
Ady
Arlington Postmaster Examination Scheduled
Arlington seeks postmaster candidates with a salary around $4,556 and a team including Janet Citation as president of Wakino Camps, Linda Hart as secretary, Eileen Allen as treasurer, and Lycar Whitesell as scribe. Applications close Sept 27 after a Tuesday meeting at the home of guardian Mrs. Andrew Otting.
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Arlington
Janet
Sharon Otting
Linda Hart
Eileen Allen
Lycar
Sail Whitesell
the Guardian
Andrew Otting
Midwest air defense unit to be set up at Grandview base
The 20th air division will be activated to defend Missouri Kansas and parts of eight states including Iowa Brig Gen Clifford H Rees will command the new unit with headquarters at Grandview Air Force Base The division becomes operational by February as fighter interceptors radar centers and other units transfer from the Central Air Defense Force About 300 personnel will staff the headquarters operation Federal contracts to Iowa industries last month totaled 1,149,000.
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Gross
H. R. Gross
R-la
Grandview Air Force
Congress
I4ase
INS
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Clifford H. Rees
Central Air Defense Force
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa Industries
Jacks Family Hosts Mrs Kiesewetter in Oelwein visit
Mrs. William Kiesewetter of San Diego was hosted Monday by the Jacks and their families in Oelwein. Dr. Darwin Jack and Harold Jack and their kin welcomed the visitor, with a cordial family gathering reflecting ties between the two households.
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William Kiesewetter
San Diego
Jacks
Darwin Jack
Harold Jack
Oelwein
Orientation Activities To Open at Iowa State
Orientation activities for all newcomers at Iowa State College begin Thursday and run through September 20. Freshman day starts at 7 45 a m with President James H Hilton addressing at the armory. Students then split into five divisions for exams and divisional meetings. registration and classification for new and old students set for September 19 and 20. classes begin September 21 at 7 a m.
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Gazette
Ames
Iowa State College
James H. Hilton
Veterinary Medicine
Bridge Opens Across Illinois River at Beardstown
A dinner guests event marked the opening of a new four and a half million dollar bridge across the Illinois River at Beardstown Illinois. Governor Stratton and Mrs Melissa Ballou joined ten officials to officiate the ceremony. Also mentioned are Mrs Lorna Jensen of Olin and Mrs Owen Turner visiting family in Dumont.
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Beardstown
Ill
Illinois River
Edyth Gordon
Owen Turner
Dumont
And
Lloyd Faber
Trial of Burkey Set To Start on Oct. 10
Anamosa Iowa Sept 8 1953 The trial of Archey Burkey of Wyoming for the murder of his son Gregory Lee Cerney born Oct 4 1953 was set to open Monday Oct 10 in Portsmouth Va Burkey through his attorney will plead insanity as a defense The Marion Mothers club will meet Thursday at 745 pm with Burkey as guest speaker Tennis players are urged for the district court tournament at Thomas Park Mor en call 166 for details
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the Gazette
Seaman
Robert Cerney
Anamosa
Portsmouth
Archey Burkey
Wyoming
Cerney
Freda Mell
Char
Marion
Gregory Lee
Marion Mothers Club
Burkey
Leighton Ford
Thomas Park
Nion
Belle Plaine Hosts Third District Legion Conference
Belle Plaine will host American Legion posts and auxiliary units from the Third district on Tuesday September 20 for a full day conference. About 400 attendees are expected with registration at 9 a.m. events include a 4 45 p.m parade led by the Belle Plaine high school band and firing squad from the Norway post.
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Belle Plaine
Belle Plaines
American Legion
Iowa
Belle Plaine High School
Paul Nielsen
Norway American Legion
Joe Dunlap
Tama
R. J. Laird
Glenn Dugger
Congregational Church
Dunlap
Orvil Maifield
Iowa Falls
Third District
David Fish
Helen Schild
Roger Pyburn
Triplett Appeals His Life Sentence
Ernest E. Triplett, 50, itinerant music salesman, appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court from a life term for the kidnapping slaying of 8 year old Jimmy Bremmer of Sioux City. Convicted of second degree murder, Triplett was sentenced to life in Fort Madison state penitentiary. Bremmer vanished Aug 31, 1954, with his body found near Sioux City on Sept 29, 1954.
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Des Moines
Ernest E. Triplett
Iowa Supreme Court
Jimmy Bremmer
Sioux City
Triplett
Plymouth County
Boone Man To Head Police Association
Edward Peterson of Boone was elected president of the Iowa State Policemen's Association at the annual convention in Ottumwa Tuesday. Other officers include Walter Ehrmann of Davenport Harold McKenna of Sioux City Cliff Bennett of Muscatine as vice presidents D W Rayburn of Des Moines renamed secretary treasurer Robert Wright of Waterloo and Carl Badger of Cedar Rapids as directors.
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Ottumwa
INS
Edward Peterson
Boone
Iowa State Policemen's Association
Walter lEhrmann
Davenport
Harold McKenna
Sioux City
Cliff Bennett
Muscatine
D. W. Rayburn
Des Moines
Robert Wright
Waterloo
Carl Badger
Cedar Rapids
Assistant Buchanan Engineer Appointed
George Elliott, Buchanan county engineer, announced the resignation of George Smith of Independence and the appointment of Walter Osterhaus as assistant county engineer. Osterhaus will begin Sept 16 and has spent seven years in the engineer's office as an instrument man, inspector, and draftsman. He resides in Independence.
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Independence
George Smith
Walter Osterhaus
Buchanan
George Elliott
Osterhaus
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Ier Gazette
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Tru-Ade Company
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Eighth Street
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John Mollenhauer
First Baptist Church
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