Stocks Mixed On Wednesday in Midwestern Report
Jona Hogs Des Moines reports estimated receipts 70 000 Wednesday actual 71 000 weekly 74 000 yearly 62 000. Barrows and gilts mostly steady. Weight ranges and price quotes vary across categories with No 1 and No 2 cuts noted. New York market shows scattered gains in a mixed session with volume around 4 100 100. City briefs note Lions Club talk at Roosevelt and other local civic notices.
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Ratogal Dane Muting
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Sehlow Shell
Marion Vhews and Others Seek Local Education Board Seats
Candidate George E. Michel, 50, of Marion Route 3, announces for Linn County board of education at large. Obituary notes include Infant dies at St Luke's Hospital, Cen tra City. Verna Anderson Dunlap dies in Tel Aviv. Lincoln Elementary PTA to meet. traffic cases heard in M H Biddick court.
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George Miche
George E. Michel
Oral Route 3
Marion
Linn County
Jean Marie Sommers
Marion G. Sommers
Centra City
St. Luke's Hospital
Isla Brother
Douglas
Murdoch, Chapel
Ak Shade
Lincoln Elementary Pta
Lincoln Auditorium
Iemna Hoffren
Rem
Finland
Kenneth Beadla
Norman Stookey
Richard Arp
M. H. Biddick
Justice of the Peace
Duane Perry Dittmer
Strawberry
Joyce. J. Vacek
Ronald Dee Satchett
Vernon Ray Phillips
Cedar Rapids
House Legalizes '57 C.R.-Buffalo School Merger'
Local legal action reveals approval of the 1957 consolidation plan merging New Buffalo and Cedar Rapids school districts. Community meetings and district officials note changes in governance and boundary adjustments as residents prepare for the merged entity’s operations.
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House
C.r.-Buffalo
New Buffalo
Ce‘dar Rapids
Armed Forces Enlistment Reported for Three Men
On Wednesday Larry L. Martin, 17, of North English joined the Navy and is bound for basic training in San Diego. Two Marines also left for recruit training in San Diego, Warren L. Branson and James H. Bruce, both 19 from Town City, with four-year service guarantees.
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Larry L. Martin
North English
Navy
San Diego
Marine Corps
Warren L. Branson
James H. Bruce
Art Fox Elected Cedar Rapids Auto Dealers Chief 1969
Art Fox was elected 1969 President of the Cedar Rapids chapter of the Iowa Automotive Independent Service Dealers Assn by the board of directors. New officers include Roy Montague as vice president Carl Townsend secretary and A L Smith treasurer. A safety committee and publicity chair were named amid other 1957 law changes affecting school district bond interests. A homicide accusation against a baker was reported on Channel 5.
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Art Fox
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Automotive Independent Service Dealers Assn
Roy Montague
Carl Townsend
A. L. Smith
Frank Bush
James Harper, Jr
Chuck Shorte
Harry Evan
Russian Serviceman Hurt in Accident
Walter Nieland of 1865 Sixth Avenue is being treated for pneumonia at Mercy hospital after an accident involving a Russian serviceman. Daffodil plants from Pie February's Florists are cited. EM 4-9121- Adv, fSnack Bar.
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Walter Nieland
Sixth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Kennan Warns Soviets Edge Toward War Yet Prefers Caution
Former US diplomat George Kennan told the Senate disarmament subcommittee that Soviet leaders may edge toward war to advance aims but not willingly initiate it. He argued Moscow’s priority is Berlin and warned Western powers not to overreact, noting only a declared inevitability of major conflict could push them to attack.
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Washington
George Kennan
Moscow
Ber
Bertin
Senate Foreign Relations Disarmament Subcommittee
Lkely
Keanan
U. S
First Liquor Action Fails in Des Moines
AP report from Des Moines notes the first attempt to place a liquor by the drink bill on the Senate calendar failed. Miller bill supporters sought to suspend rules to advance the measure, but five Tax Revision Committee members voted yes and four no. Some members voted on process rather than merits awaiting subcommittee study.
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Des Moines
Senate Cal
Senate
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Holds Steady Prices
The Cedar Rapids hog market reported prices held steady as buyers and sellers maintained firm bids. Local traders noted stable weigh-ins and steady demand from hog buyers, with no significant shifts in price across major grades.
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C. R
Cedar Rapids
Town Electric Declares Dividends on Three Issues
The Town Electric Light and Power Company board declares regular quarterly dividends on three issues. A 9 cents per share on 4.80% cumulative preferred stock, 334 cents per share on 4.30% cumulative preferred stock, and 40 cents per share on common stock. Dividends are payable April 1, 1959 to holders of record March 14, 1959.
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CR. Utility
The
Town Electric Light and Power Company
Senate's Turn On Union Shop In Iowa Legislature
Iowa senate introduced a union shop bill identical to a house measure that failed as an amendment Tuesday. Democrats sponsor the bill, now backed by the senate labor committee, which would require workers in union plants to join a union within three days of hiring. If approved by the senate, it would face a two thirds house vote to reconsider or a senate amendment.
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Des Moines
House
Iowa Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Iowa
House Democrats
Senate
Labor Law Becomes Political Issue Says Loveless
Gov Herschel C Loveless says Iowa labor legislation now a clear political issue after a town house debate on the controversial right to work law. He predicts union shop authorization will top the 1940 election agenda though the move to legalize the union shop was already unlikely to pass. The gubernatorial comment notes the debate revealed a lack of understanding of the bill’s core issues.
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Des Moines
UPH
Herschel C. Loveless
Town House
Loveless
Iowa
John Pela reports to sorrow's weather on Charal
John Pela delivers a weekly weeknight weather segment titled to sorrow's weather on Charal station, airing at 1 0 each evening.
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John Pela
Sorrow
Jaycees Elect 10 New Officers
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the election of 3 new vice presidents and 8 new executive council members on Tuesday night to expand the council for greater efficiency. Vincent R. Horst of Linn County Farm Bureau and Richard T. Jordan of Kilborn Photo Paper Co. were named vice presidents, with council members including Jordan, John R. Battin, James W. Ferguson, Vernon Schrimper, Redd Gardner, Wayne Collins, Robert Bevoneur, and Tom Chadima, all former council participants.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Council
Vincent R. Horst
Linn County Farm Bureau
Richard T. Jordan
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Jordan
John R. Battin
James W. Ferguson
Vernon Schrimper
Redd Gardner
Wayne Collins
Robert Bevenour
Tom Chadima
Batin
Collins
Chadima
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