Barbara Trimble Crowned Fourth Marion Corn Queen
Barbara Trimble 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Trimble of Whittier, was crowned queen of Marion Corn Festival in the Armor ballroom after receiving 48 707 votes. Attendants were Sandra Blazek and Donna Kolda as gifts and roses were presented. Del Adkins presided. The festival runs Friday and Saturday with a husking bee hog call ing and fiddlers contest activities and dances by Leo and his Pioneers.
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Barbara Trimble
Harvey E. Trimbles
Whittier
Marion
Armor
Miss Trimble
Springville High School
del Adkins
Sandra Blazek
Milo Blazeks
Donna Jean Kolda
George J. Koldas
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Phyllis Ford
Veda Mae Pollock
Onalee Paul
Betty Lou Kemp
Laura Lee Freeman
Elaine Petrusch
Mary Tucker
Pat Armstrong
Edna Mae Kemp
Marilyn Wahl
Virginia Roberts
Leo
Hog Market Mixed Activity in Chicago Trade
Chicago hog market was moderately active with prices steady to 25 cents higher, while receipts ran about 20 percent below expectations. Cattle eased 50 cents and sheep held or fell slightly as market opened.
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Chicago
Hogs Cattle and Veal Prices From Chicago Market Report
USDA hogs receipts 4,000 with modest activity and mixed quality. top hog price $21.75, most good 200-280 lb animals $21.00-21.50. Heavies scarce around $18-20, sows down to $16. Calves: steers and heifers steady to Thursday’s averages, calves $30-33 for good, common and native $17-21. Bulls and vealers weaker. veal steady near $23-24, top $24. Lambs weak at $22, culls $16-18, western lambs or fed yearlings unchanged.
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Chicago
USDA
Seti
Dow-Jones
Etereee
Ilroads
Peewee Eeressand
Cree Nawes
E. Nett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Gonaeal
Admiral Ary
Alleghany Corp Am Intl Hydro
Allied Chem
Ann Smelting
Libey McNeill Steel Fays
Libbey_ Owens
McKesson & R
Armco Steel
Marshall Fid
Armour and Co
Martin G
Contig
Balto
Ohio
Motor Wheel
Best Foods
Murray Corp
Ckers
Beth Steel
Nash-Kelv
Ibs
Bian Knox
Biscuit
Ing Airp
Borden Co
Natl Dairy P
Borg Warner
Bridgeport
Gypsum NY Central
Nor Pac
North Amn Cois
Butleiros
Nor Amn Avi
Canada Dry
Nor Nat Gas
Anad Pac
Paramount 21
Cerro de Pasc
Ger Trainteed
Phills
Cain
Pittslegh
Octor Gamble
Colg
Col Gas Sys Iadio Corp
Shell Union Inc
Peneesis Ie
Immons Co
Iftoaiaos
Pone Motors
Orn
Ion Railway
Crucible
Insperry Corp
Curtiss and Brands
Curtiss Wr
Calistar
Deere and Co
Douglas Airta
du Pont
Yy Ltd. Steel
Studebaker
Astman Kodak
Eaton Mfg
Swift Atl
Erie
Firestone
Ken
Axle
Fruehauf
Garwood Film
Baking Age
Union Carbide
Elec Gen Cables
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Uni
Gen Motors
Uni Kines
Gillette SR
Uni Fruit
Melien
Ypsum Aecena
al Sproodrich
Graham Paige
Walgreen Codess
Eee Abe
T Nor Ore
Walworth
Ryve
We Wast Pe Bros
Reyhoun
Wesnion An
Hayes Mfg
Box City Beef Receipts Dip as Demand Slows
AP reports cattle receipts at 1 506 with calves about 100 and slaughter stock largely medium to good from earlier in the week. Demand wavered with weak to dull close, beef cows and cutters weak, stockers slow, prices showing cann ers and cutters 11.00 to 13.50, medium cows 14.00 to 15.00, good fed steers around 21.50, loads of good heifers at 26.50, and buyers cautious amid slow sales.
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Box City
USDA
Ursday
Cattle Prices Mixed as Demand Slows in USDA Sale
Demand for cattle eased with slower sales on Thursday as cows showed some declines while higher quality stock remained steady. Calves and stockers were weak to moderate with prices for steers and heifers ranging from 16.00 to 23.50, cows from 11.50 to 15.50, cutters 12.75 to 14.00, canners 11.50, and good sausage bulls up to 24.00.
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USDA
Salabye Rec
Palete
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Possible Steel and Coal Strikes
Demand for stocks rose Friday in New York despite looming strikes in steel and soft coal. The market closed near day’s highs with fractional gains across many issues, some reaching new tops for the year. Turnover surpassed 1,000,000 shares for the fifth straight session.
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New York
C R Markets Cereries Wholesale Fruits and Prices
Market notes show California lemons at $11.00 per crate and oranges $4.50 to $8.00 per box. Listings include celery, onions, apples, grapes, and Bartlett pears with varied per unit or per crate pricing. Butter and egg futures are quoted with closing values around 6.80 and 54.60.
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Lorado Pascal
Minnesota
Fornia Afencia
Jack Ribiers
Ake
Elbertas
River Hales
Bartlett
Linois Jonathans
Celles
Segawest
Forea
Les
Rich
al Anne
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Purchases Report
Trading tone steady in Plymouth Wisconsin with cheddar cars listed at 30 to 34 cents per pound and monroe Illinois delivery points. Unfilled bids and uncovered offers include multiple white and colored cheddars and specific terms noting assembling charges and allowances.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
U. S
Illinois
Monroe
Illionis
U.S
Point Monroe
Kansas City Livestock Market Update
Cattle receipts 300 and calves 100 in Kansas City market show weak demand late in the week. Not enough on sale to form a representative market, with most odds and ends carried over as buyers pass on offerings.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
INS
Chicago market report peaks with mixed poultry and produce data
Live poultry in Chicago shows 18 trucks and varied consignments including hens turkeys and ducks. Butter and receipts quoted with prices around 62 to 66 cents per pound for different grades while potatoes arrive 140 on track and Idaho russets command several dollars per crate amid steady demand.
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Chicago
Ewiss Abe
Patras
U. S&s
Marty Aout
Idaho
New York Produce Prices From Market Report
New York produce prices listing various grades and weights for eggs and cheese. Mixed brands show small changes or no change with specific figures for Sac eggs large and extra large sizes. Cheese notes steady wholesale prices with American varieties and daisies pricing reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat Rises but Declines Again
Chicago AP reports wheat futures rose to seasonal highs before profit-taking pulled prices back. Export buying signaled government cash market participation after heavy purchases earlier in the week. Corn rose with wheat, soybeans strong, oats and rye mixed, and lard futures up.
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Chicago
Des Moines Pork Receipts and Prices Across Iowa Plants
Des Moines reports receipts estimated 30 000 for Priday, 25 000 year ago, actual Thursday 30 000. Unloads at two packing plants in southern Iowa and twelve plants with about 30 concentration yards in Iowa, plus some out of state shipping stations. Prices show steady to firm tones, with higher values for butchers over 240 lbs and sows over 330 lbs. 160-1st lbs at 19.18 to 19.30. 180-200 lbs at 19.00 to 19.50. 300-330 lbs at 19.00 to 20.00. 330-360 lbs at 18.25 to 19.50. sows 270-300 lbs at 19.00 to 19.50. 300-330 lbs 18.75 to 19.50. 230-300 lbs 18.00 to 18.75. 60-400 lbs 17.25 to 18.75. sows 400-450 lbs 16.25 to 17.50. 450-500 lbs about 16.75.
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DES Moines Ins
Iowa
Ottumwa
INS
Inc
Hogs Steady Prices at Ot tum wa Market
Ot tum wa hog market reports steady top bids around 20.50 per hundredweight for slaughter hogs. Prices listed across weight categories from 160 to 550 pounds show varied quotes with some ranges and specific figures for sows and skewed entries.
Waterloo Market Report Sees Cattle Rates Rise
Butchers steady at 25c higher and sows also up 25c with top price $20.80. Market notes show hogs average 7.50 per cwt with weights 180-200 lbs fetching around $19.25, and 160-170 lb butchers also cited.
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Waterloo
State's Witness In Murder Gang Case Found Dead
The bullet riddled body of Phil "Little Farrel" Cohen ex convict and key state witness in Murder Inc slayings was found near the Southern State parkway on Long Island. Police link the slaying to gangland vengeance amid unclear connections to his past or recent activities. Cohen was 43 and had testified in 1940 aiding prosecutions of Louis Buchalter and associates.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Leaders of
Murder, Inc
Southern State Parkway
Long Island
Phil “Little Farrel” Cohen
Cohen
Louis “Lepke” Buchalter
Electric Chair
Howard Heddink
State Police
Senators Reject Ilgenfritz for Munitions Board
The Senate voted 40 to 28 to disapprove President Truman's pick Carl A. Ilgenfritz, a U S Steel official, to head the munitions board. Opposition centered on continuing a $70 000 year salary from steel company while serving in government. Senator Byrd led the fight, citing steel's stake in military orders.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Carl A. Ilgenfritz
U. S. Steel Corporation
Munitions Board
Ilgenfritz
White House
U. S. Steel
Hindman guests and Florida trip notes
Tipton plans to move in by November first with Dr and Mrs Hindman staying as guests of D F Hindman. Glenn O Pyle travels to Hollywood Florida to see his mother Mrs C A Pyle and brother Edgar. Mrs Jean Carrick and Miss Bernice Carrick from Toronto arrive to visit Mr and Mrs Glen Sanderson at 1580 Park Avenue.
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Tipton
C. A. Hindman
Lincoln Chiropractic College
Indianapolis
Tipton and
Mrs. Hindman
D. F. Hindman
Florida
Glenn O. Pyle
Hollywood
Fla
C. A. Pyle
Edgar
Toronto
Jean Carrick
Bernice Carrick
Ont
Snell Heads to Harvard for National Honor Scholarship
To Harvard John E. Snell will leave Saturday for Boston where he will enter Harvard University. Snell was awarded a national honor scholarship to Harvard.
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Harvard
John E. Snell
Boston
Harvard University
Snell
Dressmaker Robbed Of Her 850 Dollar Savings
In Iowa Falls, 76 year old dressmaker Effie Card reported a burglary upstairs in her business district apartment. She said 850 dollars saved over years plus 80 belonging to her daughter Irma Frederick were stolen. It follows a separate jewelry store burglary nearby, where four rings valued at 1400 dollars were taken days earlier.
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Iowa Falls
Effie Card
Irma Frederick
Card
Baker Jewelry
City Briefs and Local Notes From Bulletin
Emergency appendectomy performed on Patricia Mandell 17 of 810 First Street SW at St Luke's hospital Wednesday. She is recovering and visitors are allowed. Richard Jones 23 of route 2 escaped injury when his cab tipped near Bohemian National cemetery after hitting a rut and fence. I.O.O.F. picnic scheduled at Konicek's grove near Ely. Correct address for the publication is 1121 First Ave SE. George Clark repairing at 413 6th St SE. Shueyville church service Sunday at 9:30 a.m. topic Launch Out. school at 10:30. Fairfax St Patrick's chicken dinner Sunday Sept 18 starts 3:45. tickets at local businesses. Community Chest executive committee to meet at Montrose hotel noon Monday. Pat Wright 25 of 1226 Second St NW suffered a four story fall from a roof. condition described as fairly good. J B Ringer elected director of the Iowa Milk Dealers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Mandell
First Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pat Wright
Second Street NW
Iowa Mutual
Mercy Hospital
Boy Dies of Polio While En Route to Hospital
Dallas Deeds six died of polio Friday morning while being transported to University Hospital in Iowa City. He lived with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Deeds of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Hess
Robert Hess
University Hospital
Iowa City
Waterloo
INS
Dallas Deeds
Charles Deeds
Rajk Admits Plot to Oust Hungarian Communist Regime
Laszlo Rajk former interior and foreign minister testified in a Budapest court that he plotted with Americans and Westerners to overthrow Hungary and turn it into a Yugoslav colony. He named two Americans, George Kovach and Martin Himmler, and said he contacted Selden Chapin, former U.S. minister to Hungary, amid a charged trial atmosphere.
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Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Yugoslavia
Rajk
Marshal Tito
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Soviet Union
George Kovach
Martin Himmler
Matyas Rakosi
Selden Chapin
U. S
Classified Instantities and Lost Items From Local Ads
A cluttered page presents a heap of small ads including lost items a lost purse missing tokens and gloves a child’s dress a jacket zipper service offers for repairs and cleaning a rug pickup and delivery offer and various local business notices all items carry contact details and brief service lines from the neighborhood paper.
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Eward
Ellis Blvd
K Ave
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Marijon
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Adv
California
Paul Bartlett
Los Angeles
W. A. Jackson
Schenectady
Kirk Snell
Jack Shinault
English Boulevard
John
Judy
Joel Dunn
Bobby Hanry
Melanie Moyer
Janice Bradley
Larry
Barbara Low
Tom Shinault
Lee Voorhies
Jennie Grafft
Edward Hogan
Beloit
Lee
R. D. Conley
Center Point
M. D. Grafft
Anamosa
Tenth Street Market
Frances Griswold
Ray Penn
Storm’s
Richard Goins
Sorg
Mrs. Ashley Bowler
Ashland
Neb
Eddy
Mr. Bowler
D. B. Storck
H. E. Trimble
Edison Pharmacy
Irene Schultz
Park Ridge, Ill
Mrs
Lara Fowler
Enos B. Landis
Neva Landis
Big Thompson Canyon
Estes Park
Colo
Chicago Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
C. R. Markets
Cereries
Whipple
Insurance Agency
Iowa Theater
Waterloo Hogs
Hastings Tee
Portage Prairie
Chien
Dubuque
Seewe
Davenport
Peeee Tee
Eokuk
City Cab
Dia
Richard Jones
Route 2
Bohemian National Cemetery
Jones
First Ave SE
Lindsay Soft Water Co. —Adv
George Clark
6Th St. SE
Shueyville
Lyle K. Anderson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fairfax
St. Patrick’s Church
Enzlers
K. C. Club
Tony’s
Cambridge
Wims Grocery
Community Chest
Montrose Hotel
Alvin G. Keyes
Berger Furrier
Ringer
J. B. Ringer
Dows Manii
Friday
Iowa Milk Dealers Association
Milo Robinson
Storm Lake
Fred Clausen
Des Moines
Bill Benson
Boy
Culbert
Nash
Doan
Worthe Assut
Wilson
Gazette
Ezette
Sunday Gazette
Divis
Paince
Poares Rosen Tailor Shop
Save On
Vincent's Jewelry Store
Reshotors Incc
3Rd St
Fecat Amer
Myeeerman Michel
J J Smith
Killian
Kenwood Asfer
Dial
Taylor School
Nist
Kenwood Transfer
SI NE
East Eott
Sy Nove
Terrence Zoe Dome Srover
Cave
Faas
Griffin's Griffin's Clothes Shop
Asperations
2Nd Ave
ATHA
Crear
Joe's
Blue Inn
Sehicke Vainnet
Mickens
Hiway
Henry
Hi Way
Stanwood
Y Village
MAYVU
Melody Inn
Yardley Trio
Pirst St
Feith Ps
Aray
Murray
Mission
O-Delhi
Delhi
Ae Cool
Swisher
Kenny Hofer
Lisbon
Ab CS
PS Gall Jos Splichal
Ava
Tom Owen
WMT Cowboys
I Business Services
Bensanies
Lear Repair Service
Delco Oi
Novak Heating CO
Home Service Se
Bae and
Fehine
Griffith Feather Co
Chpra CO
Brinkman
Kinkead Construction Co
Virgil
Horak
Dick Alexander
Christ Anderson
Arnold Neson al
Lowree
Granby
Charney’s
Ave
Vantins
John Maher Maher
DRI
Harold Am
Larengo
Ats Bank
Bill Leibra
Gutries
Kirkpatrick
William Ph
C. Derson
la Saari
Harvey Booth & Sone
Sonamente
Au- Pcomb
Teave
Palacv
Carlton Allen Motor CO
Construction Co
3Rd ST. NE
Marengo
AG Dical
Joan Hinken
Roosevelt
Hosset Meparenes
Ceda
Racena
Bishop Cafeteria
Arvey
Hubert
Hobart
Perry St.venport
Mr. Good
Bevera Io
Pocevasent
Marmsttone
al Noe Iper
Becker Roofing Co
Apple Fickers
Lincoln Kway
J B.chiter
Charlie's
12Th St
Dick's
Fheip
Interstate Restaurant
Atkins Town
Via
Hennessey Bros. Inc
L. E Snyder
3Rd Ave
Coldstream Ave
Kenwood
Fielp
Ali
John Mulvany
C/O
General Service
Carl Thoresen
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