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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1952

Page

2

Kidnap Case Puzzles Officials Over Law

Bernard J. Moran, Rock Island state’s attorney, weighs a novel issue after Jacquelyn Hobbs is arrested in Muscatine on kidnapping charges for taking her seven year old son from East Moline. Moran reviews whether a parent can be charged without a court order and extradition rules in play.

Bernard J. Moran Rock Island Muscatine Jacquelyn Hobbs East Maine Jorge Freers Sherman Street Justice of the Peace Joseph P. Kelly Joe Hobbs Hobbs Michael East Moline Justice Kelly Moran

Button Workers Vote Raise After Spieth Testimony

The Puerto Rico minimum wage for button workers will rise from 46 to 54 cents per hour pending a final Washington decision. William Spieth of Muscatine testified at a San Juan hearing, asserting the need to protect U S wage scales. Representatives of manufacturers workers and the public backed the increase, though the final amount may still change.

Washinton D. C Puerto Rico Department of Labor William Spieth Muscatine Spieth McKee Button Co San Juan Porto Rico National Association of Button Manufacturers United States Washington, D. C Department of Labor Committee

Committee to Start Early on Next July 4 Event

Members of the general committee who led this year’s Fourth of July celebration plan an early start for next year’s event. The first planning meeting for the 1953 celebration is set for the third week of November at the Chamber of Commerce. The group forecasts a larger working balance as plans begin. This year receipts totaled about $2,350 with a balance of about $2,000 from last year. Button sales brought in $558. expenses for 1952 were just under $2,000.

Chamber of Commerce Committee

Young Italian Farm Manager Arrives Here

Benedetto Della Chiesa aged 27 arrives in Muscatine to begin a four week Rotary guest visit. He manages 700 acres near Rome and will spend four weeks in Burlington after Muscatine. He stays with Dr. F W Englund and is escorted by Rotarian E F Arvidson.

Benedetto Della Chiesa Muscatine Della Chiesa Rome Italy Burlington E. F. Arvidson

Community notices and updates from Wilton area

Local notices report address changes for Pvt Harley L Turner at Fort Devens and veterans e mail updates. Stadium social events include a Bethel A M E church lawn fundraiser for youths camp in Minneapolis. Other items note hospital admissions and discharges, travel by residents to Missouri Arizona Texas Illinois and Minnesota, and upcoming meetings and licenses in the community.

Charles Turner Schrey Avenue Pvt Harley L. Turner Hariey L. Turner Co. G ASATR Fort Devens Mass Fort Lee Carrol E. Yoder Fruitland University Hospital Iowa City I. Sonner Sycamore Street Lake of the Ozarks Missouri Robert Mahraun Donnie Robbie Grant Street Watkins, Minn Minnesota Muscatine Joyce Braun Durant Tucson Korte Mary Barnes Nichols Bethel A. M. E Minneapolis Roger A. Braun Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas Claude W. Cooper Milwaukee The Methodist Church Cooper Clear Lake Ind William Shield Brook Street Clarence Wagler Ozarks

Estimated Receipts Chicago July 8 Livestock Totals

Estimated salable livestock receipts for Wednesday show hogs 10090 cattle 7000 sheep 1000. Chicago reports USDA figures for the market.

Chicago USDA

Guard Planning Dance at Moose Hall on July 18

Muscatine National Guardsmen plan the first annual C Company National Guard hall dance at Moose Hall on Friday July 18 at 8 30 p m. Proceeds will go to the company fund. Edward Lange and Daryl Kemp organize. Drill class led by Sgt Lemuel Massey and corporals Lange Shoppa Gossett Zwolanek Wellens Marine. Ray Winegar and his orchestra from the Tri Cities provide music.

Muscatine C” Co. National Guard Moose Hall Ray Winegar Tri-Cities Edward Lange Daryl Kemp Lemuel Massey Richard Wellens Don Marine Robert Gossett John Shoppa Robert Zwolanek

Chicago Potatoes Market Report July 8

Chicago notes strong demand for whites with steady reds as imports arrive. Prices range 5 to 6.60 per 100 lb sack for California Long Whites, Texas Triumphs at 5.75 to 6.60, Arizona Pontiacs 6 to 6.65, Oklahoma Triumphs 5 to 6, with overall moderate supplies and active street sales.

Chicago USDA California Triumph Texas Triumphs Arizona Pontiacs Oklahoma Texas

Births Reported at Hershey and Mercy Hospitals

Biographies Chapter One notes births at Hershey Hospital Delaware River area family announces a daughter to Richard and unknown Drake at 1024 Orchard Avenue Monday a daughter to Richard Ludman at 917 Cypress Street Monday and a son to Reuben Flake at 1034 East Front Street today Mercy Hospital Des Moines reports a son born to John T Connor and his wife Ann Prochaska Connor formerly of Muscatine this morning.

Hershey Richard Drake Orchard Avenue Richard Ludman Cypress Street Reuben Flake East Front Street John T. Connor Mercy Hospital Des Moines Connor Ann Prochaska Muscatine

Congress approves atomic aid and adjourns for 1953

The 82nd Congress approved two money bills totaling about 11.8 billion dollars for atomic expansion, foreign aid, and worldwide military construction, plus over 584 million for rivers and harbors. The body adjourns, with next session set for January 5, 1953, unless Truman calls a special session.

Washington Truman Senate House Congress White House Keokuk Lock

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Enjoy Small Shifts on July 8

Chicago reports cash grain prices with No. 1 red wheat at 2.24, Mo. 1 hard 2.25, No. 1 mixed 2.23, No. 3 yellow corn around 1.80, and oats at 85 cents. Soybeans listed as none.

Jan Sete Chicago C Barney

Chicago Produce Chicago July 8 Meat and Poultry Prices Steady

Butter steady to firm receipts 931312 wholesale prices unchanged to 2 cents higher selected grades 93 score AA 21.25c 92 score A 69.25c 89 score C 67.75c cars 90 score B 70c 89 score C 68.5c eye firm receipts 14658 wholesale prices unchanged to 2c higher U S extras 48c U S&S mediums 44c U S standards 39 to 42c current receipts 33c dirties 32c checks 31c USDA live poultry steady to firm receipts 1998 coops paying prices unchanged to 1c higher heavy hens 22-23c light hens 19-20c roasters 28-29c fryers or broilers 31.5c old roosters 18-19c duckling 28c.

Chicago U.S U. S&s U. S USDA

Gallaher Reports on Rotary International Convention

Ben Gallaher presented his report to Muscatine Rotarians about the Rotary International convention held last May in Mexico City. He shown pictures from his talk and noted the convention’s friendly tone and a session with about 8,000 attendees.

Mexico City Muscatine Ben Gallaher Gallaher Rotary

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