Hog Trade Sluggish as Packers Report Steady to Strong Hogs
Chicago and Omaha market notes show hogs selling steady to strong for butchers and sows amid slow trade. Prices for 190 to 220 lb butchers and various weight classes quoted with receipts around 6,000 to 10,000 head and mixed bids. Cattle and calves also described as slow to steady with some loads at 29 to 34.50 per cwt and notable variation across grades. Grain quotations referenced in the same market digest.
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Chicago
USDA
Red Shakeup Trims Stocks New York Market Slows
The stock market opened lower in cautious trading as a response to the Moscow changes. The Dow drifted around four points with modest gains later, on about three million shares traded. Poultry and grain items were quoted with small price moves including hens, eggs, oats, corn, and soybeans. straw and wool prices were listed in range quotes.
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New York
Moscow
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Prices Slipping Despite Good Demand
In Des Moines Tuesday hog receipts reach 62 000 head, up from 39 000 last week and 87 000 Saturday. Prices weaken to 25 cents lower, traded mostly 10 to 15 cents below prior averages. Barrows and gilts premiums vary by weight with 180-200 lb at around 16.15 to 16.85, and heavier 450-550 lb at about 12.25 to 13.50 per cwt.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Stacey
Sioux City Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Market Slips
Sioux City stockyard reports steady to higher hogs and a softer calf run with 6 500 no calves. Choice fed steers bring 24.00 to 26.00 per cwt with high choice around 28.00, while primes and heifers vary. Some lots held back show potential gains despite overall softness in calf offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAHA
USDA
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Dip by a Dime
Cedar Rapids hog market reports price declines of ten cents at the plant. The list shows the day’s prices paid for hogs delivered to the Cedar Rapids plant with a modest drop from prior quotes.
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Cedar Rapids
Field Grass Seed Prices in Chicago Carload Market
Delivered Chicago per 100 lbs. carloads list Timothy at 20.50 to 21.00 dollars, red top 60 to 61, alsike 28.50 to 29.50, sweet clover yellow 14.50 to 15, sweet clover white 16 to 16.50, alfalfa northern common 36 to 37, alfalfa central common 33.50 to 34.50 and red clover 53 to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana Es Arohente Neattines
Gine
Tuseday
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Allis
Towa
Jeff Lake
Crystal
Johns Planville
Ower
Jones Lin
Motors
Libby cNeill
St. Net
Fonacco Bern
Amn
Woolen Sen Yeet
Kesso
Armco Steel
Marshall
Armour Co
Martin
Ae Lic
Ai Nein Lima
AidCent P Pet Cases Bait & Ohio
Mpls Moline Lila Benyl
Beth Steel
Murray Corp
Natl Biscuit
Sre Blaw Knox
Boeing Airp
Natl Dairy P
Borden, Co
Bor Warner
Natl
Gypsum
Natl Steel
Briges
Mier Y Central
Bucyrus-Erie Bu
Pac RR
Burroughs Corp
Am'n Avi
Canadary
Pac Canad
Paramount
Penick & Ford
Penna RR
Celo
A Penney J
Cerro D Pasco
Besi- Cola
Gertainteed
Sea Philips Pet
Hes & Ohio
P Plate Glass
Ches G ‘Oro Wes
Pittsbeh Screw
Cctoner Corp
US Industries
A. Ery
Procter Gble
Rea
Ole Puel O Pictures
Reple Steel
Rexall Drug Good Packers
Eom Solvents
Pocnwell Spe
Comw_ Edison
Joe
Schenley Ois
Sears Roebuck
Servel. Inc and Oil del Oil Co Meteers
Athens
Sinclair Oil Choice
Scony Ac
Curtiss Wr
Sou
al Uglas
Ce Reial
Martina
Weichts Rooster
All Weichts Astman Kodak
Stud- Packard Ia
Fairchild Ene
Swift & Ef
Firestone Tex Cor
Union Pac
Edium
Motors Et Unia
Uni Air Lines
Gillette Co
Uni Orp
Glidden Co Goebel
Goodrich
Goodyear_ Tire
Graham Paige
Steel
Norre
Walworth
Nor
Warner Bros
Hayes
Wes Union
Good Spring Lambs Lambs
Eee
Houston
Wilson & Co
Cetral R.R
Inland Steel
Zenith Radio
Cessna Air
Bellassi
Chicago
Timothy
Cautious View of Shakeup Taken
President Eisenhower discussed the Soviet shakeup with Republican congressional leaders but no conclusions were reached. Senator Knowland said it is probably too early to gauge significance, while Senator Wiley warned Russia remains unstable and ferment may continue, urging calm.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Capitol
Sen. Wiley
Rwis
Russia
Marshal Given to Feb 14 To Plead
Dillard Brown 49, former Stratford town marshal, was given until Feb 14 to enter a plea to two murder charges in the fatal shooting of his ex wife Ivy 37 and her husband Clifford Anderson 42 at their farm near Dayton. Court said he needed more time to confer with his attorney Maurice Breen. Brown denied bond until plea entered and was returned to Webster County jail.
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Fort Dodge
Dillard Brown
Stratford
Maurice Breen
Brown
G. R. Hill
Hill
Webster County
Clifford Anderson
Ivy
Dayton
Entry of Negro Pupils Outlawed
Delaware Supreme Court ruled Milford board had no legal right to admit 10 Negro pupils to tenth grade last September. Their admission without state board approval triggered a white pupil boycott and the board’s resignation. A new board ousted the Negro pupils, who now attend all Negro schools in Georgetown or Dover.
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Dover
Del
Delaware Supreme Court
Milford Board of Education
State Board of Education
Milford Board
Georgetown
Wheat Declines On Crop Report
Chicago banner reports wheat down amid modest hedging and improved crop prospects after last week's moisture. Prices for March futures show declines across grains and soybeans, with various cash prices listed for futures and grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Live Poultry and Eggs
Market shows steady to firm trends for live poultry with White Rocks, Plymouth Rocks priced around 19 cents per pound for fryers and 15 trucks noted. Egg receipts at 9,919 cases, large extras around 41 to 44 cents per dozen, standard 39 to 42 cents, with current receipts steady. Potatoes arrive with 105 old stock and 437 new on track. Idaho, North Dakota, and Minnesota prices given, Minnesota at about 2.00 dollars per 100 pounds. Florida round reds quoted at 2.60 to 2.75 dollars.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
New York Produce Prices From AP USDA Report
New York butter and eggs prices move little with steady quotation levels. Butter grades range from 57 to 58 1/4 cents per pound and eggs show mixed color extra large to small sizes priced from roughly 38 to 50 cents per dozen, with receipts listed.
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New York
USDA
Mullaley urges streamlining Iowa state government
Robert Mullaley former Linn County Young Democrats leader spoke to the Linn County Womens Democratic club in Des Moines proposing a unicameral Iowa legislature of 50 members with longer terms and higher salaries. He suggested appointive offices such as secretaries of state agriculture and commerce and off year elections to focus on state issues.
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Iowa
Robert Mullaley
Fof
Linn County
Young Democrats
Agriculture and Commerce
Mullaley
Collins Radio Legal
Scouts Award Life Scout Ranks At Court of Honor
Jerry Maples Donald Pratner and Jack Wright advanced to Life Scout at Boy Scout troop 24 court of honor held at Garfield school. Star recipients included Jan Cisler Nicholas Van Nelson Grant Maples and Michael Hawk. First class went to David Cohn second class to Garth Phillips John Gouldin Roger Willits David Stone and Lee Stone. Merit badges were earned by Steve Hart John McMickle Grant Maples James Lane David Greene Jon Heald David Dostal Jerry Maples Paul Lunseth Byron Thompson Van Nelson Cisler Platner Wright Dennis Cargin Dennis Dunahugh Bill Heald Leonard Walrath and Bill Wagner.
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Jerry Maples
Donald Pratner
Jack Wright
Garfield School
Star
Jan Cisler
Nicholas van Nelson
Grant Maples
Michael Hawk
David Cohn
Garth Phillips
John Gouldin
Roger Willits
David Stone
Lee Stone
Steve Hart
John McMickle
James Lane
David Greene
Jon Heald
David Dostal
Paul Lunseth
Byron Thompson
van Nelson
Cisler
Platner
Wright
Dennis Cargin
Dennis Dunahugh
Bill ‘Heald
Leonard Walrath
Bill ‘Wagner
Steel collars Set 1860s fashion trend for all
In the 1860s high style featured enameled white steel collars worn by men and women. The durable design could be cleaned with a damp cloth, reflecting practical elegance in era dress.
Linn probation officer lauds teen group at Optimist club
Linn county probation officer Al Lowell praised local teens and urged parents to know their children’s associations. He cited car theft and liquor violations as chief concerns, noting many offenders come from "good homes" and praised Eldora training school alumni for stable futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lowell
Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel
ITV
Lowell
Chilldren
Eldora
Cedar Rapids
Bruner Sues Klein Over July Auto Crash Damages
William C. and Shirley A. Bruner sue Christian G. Klein Jr. in Waterloo for 3346.54 for personal injuries and car damage from a July 19 1954 collision. William seeks 846.54 for car damage and Shirley 2500 for a chin scar breaks and pain. The suit states both cars were involved in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C
Shirley A. Bruner
Christian G. Klein, Jr
St. Louis
Waterloo
Bruner
Shirley Bruner
Bruners
Klein
McKernan and Kendall Wills Are Probated
Two wills were admitted to probate Tuesday. Luke M. McKernan died January 29 leaving his sister Eldora A. McKernan as sole heir and Harriett E. Norton as administratrix with a $1,000 bond. Carrie A. Kendall died January 25 leaving equal shares to grandchildren Jane Schoner and John B. Walters, with Walters named administrator and a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke M. McKernan
Eldora A. McKernan
Harriett E. Norton
Carrie A. Kendall
Jane Schoner
John B. Walters
Walters
Suits Dismissed Against Bills and Union Insurance
Two lawsuits were dismissed Tuesday. Spahn and Rose Lumber Company ended an account case against Edward N Bills. Charlie Forrester dismissed an action on an insurance policy against the Union Insurance Company of Lincoln Nebraska.
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Spahn and Rose Lumber Company
Edward N. Bills
Charlie Forrester
Union Insurance Company of
Lincoln, Neb
Suits Filed and Judgments In Local Accounts
Two suits were filed on Monday and Tuesday. M W O Rieley and George C Claassen sue Nellie M Drews for 175 dollars on an alleged account. George S Barr sues James R Sherlock for 402.81 dollars for auto collision damage. James DeVarman won a judgment of 125.37 dollars against Mrs William Norton in an account case.
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M. W. O’rieley
George C. Claassen
Nellie M. Drews
George S. Barr
James R. Sherlock
James DeVarman
William Norton
Judge M. H. Kepler Dies at 84 in Northwood
District Judge M H Kepler, 84, of Northwood, died Monday at home after illness since November 1953. He served in Pigan judicial district since 1923 and leaves two sons, Harrison and Don ald, with wife Mrs Kepler having died last summer. Born April 14 1870 in Scott County, he studied at Western College and the University of Iowa and was a member of the Elks and Masonic lodge. Funeral Friday afternoon.
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Northwood
M. H. Kepler
Kepler
Mason City
Pigan
Harrison
Donald
Los Angeles
Scott County
Western College
Toledo
Ohio
University of Iowa
The
Elks and
Malsonic Lodge
Evansdale woman freed after posting bond in murder plot case
Dorothy Ehlert of Evansdale was released on a $5,000 bond after a Dec event at her home and an alleged plot to murder her husband. A arson charge was dropped when her son Donald Shindley, 21, recanted. He remains jailed on arson charges meaningful to the case.
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Waterloo
INS
Dorothy Ehlert
Evansdale
Donald Shindley
Shindley
Anamosa
Fire Destroys Barn on Maher Farm near Tipton
Fire destroyed a large barn on the Robert Maher farm half a mile east of Tipton Monday afternoon. A quantity of hay and feed was lost. The Tipton fire department prevented the flames from spreading to another barn and nearby buildings.
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Tipton
Robert Maher
Reynolds Named Chief of Marion Fire Department
James Reynolds was named chief of the Marion fire department effective March 1 by the city council. He succeeds Richard E. Caylor who remains on leave from the police force. Caylor will return to the police department fulltime after serving since April 1952 under civil service. The council also considered a 14 days a year sick leave petition for city employees, tabled due to absence of two councilmen. Kiwanis recommended Ray C. McCalley for Marion park board. Clyde Dawson licensed to operate a second taxi at 650 Twelfth street. A street light request on Fourth avenue and Twenty-second street was granted. Funds were allocated for sewer tapping costs on a new dwelling. Petitions for sanitary sewer installation were referred to the city engineer. A nursery permit for Earl J. and Mrs. Jordan was sent to health and fire departments for report. Marion Little Indians Youth Club basketball game set for Saturday at Ellis Community Center Cedar Rapids with new club officers announced.
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James Reynolds
Marion Fire Department
Reynolds
Richard E. ‘Caylor
Caytor
Caylor
Civil Service
City Streets Department
Tsick
Elmer Lathrop
Delmar Burns
Fred Lutz
Gilbert Camp
Robert Frasher
Arthur Hurt
Clifford Beall
Elmer Betzer
Glen Miller
Ralph Williams
Kiwanis Club
Ray C. McCalley
Marion Park
Elmo S. Whitmer
Clyde Dawson
Twelfth Street
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-second
Counci
Neva Fuller
Ralph Schooley
Home Materials Company
East Fourth Avenue
Schooley
Kay and
Ess Corporation
Alma A.henderson
Marion
Charles Gabelman
Cedar Rapids
Tenth Street
Board of Health
Fire Department
Little Indians
Richard Bristol, Jr
Ellis Community Center
Bristol
Ellis Center
Ninth Avenue
Don Bunney
Jim Ozburn
Terry Conklin
Larry Miller
Steve Miller
Marion Board Transfers Surplus to School House Fund
The Marion board of education on Monday evening moved 41 500 from the general fund to the school house fund. Voters will decide March 14 on using the funds for new school construction. The board plans hot lunches for needy children and directed the finance committee to review the activity fund bookkeeping to align with state systems.
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Marion Board of Education
Marion
Community Notes From Mari-Linn Four-H Club Meeting
Nineteen club members attended the Saturday meeting at Patricia Moyer’s home with Sharon Farrell as a guest. Leaders Mrs. Robert Mary and Mrs. Merrill Smith were present. Polly Johnson to host March 5. Also listed are housewarming and visits across Cedar Rapids Garrison Vinton and Marion, plus local travelers and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari-Linn Four-H Club
Patricia Moyer
Sharon Farrell
Robert Mary
Merrill Smith
Susan Peterson
Eileen Allen
Linda Tritle
Mrs. Smith
Polly Johnson
Christian Women Fellowship Luncheon at Church
The Christian Women’s Fellowship will meet Thursday at 12:30 for a luncheon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Womens’ Fellowship of the Christian Church
Scout as Marion police chief returns lost billfold
Billie Bast a Star Scout from Boy Scout troop 58 acted as Marion's police chief on Monday and found a billfold with considerable currency belonging to Miss Hope Beardsley of Ottumwa. He returned it to Miss Beardsley and received a $5 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Bast
Boy Scout Troop 58
Marion
Hope Beardsley
Ottumwa
First Shopping Center Unit To Be Built Soon
Henry Katz of Kay and Ess Corp announces the first building at the Marion shopping center site will be a supermarket. The 20 acre center lies south of Seventh Avenue and east of Thirty‑first Street with 700 foot frontage. Space for about 1 1000 cars and initial grading, sewer, water and paving work will begin as weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Katz
Kay and Ess Corporation
Marion
Katz
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-firststreet
Memorial for Mabel M. Hess at Marion cemetery
Mabel M. Hess widow of Jacob G. Hess died Monday at 7 30 p m at her home 1120 Eleventh street Marion after a long illness Born September 5 1874 on a farm north of Lisbon she married November 30 1893 at Mt Vernon They came to Marion in 1909 Mr Hess died November 29 1942 Surviving Miles G and Robert M Hess Mary Elizabeth Gibson Miss Marjorie W Hess all of Marion seven grandchildren six great grandchildren a brother Willard D Mitchell and a sister Mrs Sam Kohl Lisbon Memorial services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Murdoch chapel Marion Elder T A Nickum Cedar Rapids Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel M. Hess
Jacob G. Hess
Eleventh Street
Marion
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Hess
Mrs Gogg Returns After Grandmother’s Death in Freeport
Mrs H C Gogg travels from Freeport Illinois after the death of her grandmother Mrs Mary V Schoonmaker aged 91 who often visited the Gogg home. Mrs Norman J Waffle is recovering from surgery in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Mrs Ray McKone of Superior Wisconsin visited the Goggs. John and Mrs Strother moved to 1140 Maplecrest Drive after purchasing the home from Gerald Ackley. Patmos Commandery No 27 K T will confer the Red Cross at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic temple.
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Miss Hansen
R. O. Pinch
Miss Ethel Clover
Swisher
Jennylee Hansen
Miss Clover
Toddville
Pinch
H. C. Gogg
Freeport
Ill
Mary V. Schoonmaker
Norman J. Waffle
Thirteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
John Strother
Maplecrest
Gerald Ackley
Patmos Commandery No
K. T
Order of the Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Milestone Birthday Noted for W. S. Starbuck at 95
W S Starbuck a retired Milwaukee railroad switchman and carman living at 463 Seventh Street celebrated his ninety fifth birthday on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Starbuck
Seventh Street
Milwaukee Railroad
Chains Slash Coffee Prices Across Major Chains
New York reports Safeway Stores cutting its own brand coffee by 15 cents per pound and A and P stores trimming as much as 12 cents. The reductions follow a sharp drop in green coffee quotations and Safeway expects further declines in raw coffee.
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New York
Safeway
A. and
P. Food
McAuliffe Named Chief in Europe
Lt. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe, famed for his Nuts reply at Bastogne, nominated to command U S Army in Europe, advancing to full general. He succeeds Gen. William M. Hoge who retired January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Europe
McAuliffe
Bastogne
Belgium
William M. Hoge
Commonwealth Chiefs Seek to Ease Strain
In London, British Commonwealth prime ministers pledged their governments would do their utmost to ease international strain in a communique issued after a secret nine day conference. The leaders spoke for a quarter of the world’s population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Air Lines Cedar Rapids station posts best January
United Air Lines reported a strong January with Cedar Rapids station posting record figures. Revenue, passenger business, mail fees, air freight all rose year over year while air express fell four percent. companywide revenue passenger miles and freight ton miles also reached new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids
United
Air Express
Robert E. Johnson
Local events list fills week with dinners, talks and auctions
City Briefs outline VFW dinner at post hall 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Bethany Church chicken supper 5:30 to 8 p.m., and a Pinochle match between Mt. Vernon Odd Fellows and CC F at Sokol hall 8 p.m. Also notes on hospital release, furniture and coin club auction, and upcoming talks by Abdullah Igram and Dr. James J. Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
VFW Post
Jan Huslodge
C.C.F
Mt. Vernon
Molotov Proposes Formosa Conference at Mos cow Meeting
The French Foreign Ministry announced that Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov proposed an international conference on Formosa. He made the suggestion to British and Indian ambassadors in Moscow last week, a spokesman said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Molotov
Formosa
Britain
India
Moscow
Khrushchev Emerges as Dark Horse in Kremlin Power
Nikita S. Khrushchev, 60, described as the real boss of the Kremlin shakeup, is a stout extrovert with strong anti-imperialist Communist views. The piece traces his rise from a Donets basin pipe fitter to Soviet agriculture dictator, his purges, power moves against Beria, and his increasing prominence since 1953. It also notes his family, including a wife possibly alive and two sons, one lost in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Communist Party
U.S
Soviet Communist ‘Party
Josef ‘Stalin
Khrushchev
Stalin
Donets
Workers’ School
Soviet Communist Party
U.S.S.R
Burglars Stole Stage Money at Key West Studio
Hollywood report says two burglars who lifted 500 dollars in stage currency from the Key West Motion Picture Studios may have to become actors to use the loot. The money taken was theater money used on set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Key West
Upheaval in Russia Marks Triumph for Dead Stalin
The Associated Press notes the resignation of Georgi Malenkov signals the end of collective leadership after Stalins death. Khrushchev emerges as the power center while Bulganin is seen as a figurehead. The shift hints at a return to heavy industry focus and a prepared stance for future war, with a belief in eventual clash with non communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Stalin
Associated Press
Georgi Malenkov
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Peiping
Moscow
Khrushchev
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Omaha Livestock
Lamson Brothers
Fred W. Elder
Anager
Merchants National Bank
Roybeans
Hennegies
First
C. R. Markets
Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
SOS Spss SA
U. S. Bur
Morris Kats
Linn
McKernan and Kendall
Maher
Saeeree
Mai Marion
Fire Dept
Sorg Drug
John W. Jellison
Eighth Street
Garrison, Vinton
Jellison
la von Noe
Garrison
Elkins
Russell Elkin
Ellen
Elaine
Richard Ashcroft
Bob Elkin
Robert V. McConaughy
Tenth Avenue
Roscoe Markert
Iowa City
George Markert
Mercy Hospital
E. D. Jacks
Darwin Jack
Oelwein
Eddie
Dr. Jack
E. D. Jack
Scout
Jacob Hess
James E. Elliott
Northview Drive
Brockman and McGowan
Ray McKone
Superior, Wis
John McDonnell
Herbert Dunn
Bethlany Congregational Church
Rapids Chevrolet
Abdullah Igram
Alcove
JC Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Nate Hall
World Brotherhood of Scouting
Don Knock
Clarence Knock
E Avenue NW
St.Luke’s Hospital
Sverre
Smulekoff
Coin Club
YMCA
Roy Swanson
Public Welfare
Buureau
Chamber of Commerce and the
Community Chest
Midwest
James J. Davies
Chamber
Dark Horse
Ukraine
Dreath
Lazar Kaganovich
Lavrenty P. Beria
Beria
Leonid Melnikov
Malenkov
William L. Ryan
Bulganin
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party Central Committee
Supreme Soviet
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