Farm plan debate at Winter Fair panel
At Cedar Rapids the Winter Fair farmers institute featured a panel urging Brannan and Kline to unite on a workable farm program. The discussion reviewed the Brannan plan and its criticism from the Iowa Farm Bureau and related groups highlighting cost estimates and potential controls.
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Brannan
Kline
Charles Brannan
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
Harry Storey
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Branman
Storey
Leonard Huffman
Iowa Falls
Iowa Farmers Union
Cedar
South Side Civic Club to Hear Judge Matias
Superior Court Judge William Mathias will speak on juvenile problems at the regular meeting of the South Side Civic Club Monday at 8 p.m. in the Z C B J hall. Motion pictures on delinquency problems will be shown. A social hour will follow with refreshments served.
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Superior Court
William Mathias
South Side Civic Club
Z.C.B
Farm hunter fined for illegal possession of six pheasants
Richard D. Jennings, 28, Murray farmer, was fined $600 and costs by Justice Hunt in Creston for illegal possession of six pheasants. He was arrested Saturday afternoon after police found the freshly killed birds.
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Creston (Ap
Richard D. Jennings
Murray
Justice of the Peace Hunt
Jennings
Light and Power Company Recapitalization Plan
A federal court submission from underwriters First Boston and G H Walker to Chapman and Cutler outlines the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company recapitalization. It covers the 1949 plan, proposed tax free exchange, SEC filing around March 10 1950, and closing in late April subject to market conditions and stockholder approval. It details funding via about 5.44 million dollars in new preferred stock and 1 000 000 new common shares with most underwritten and some exchanged, plus possible cash adjustments for fractional differences.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
First Boston Corporation
G. H. Walker and Company
Chapman and Cutler
Chicago
Roscoe Nash
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dows
Amnesia Suspect Missing Connecticut Student Near Baltimore
An intensive search for 18 year old Janice Drumm of Waterbury Connecticut continues in Baltimore after she arrived to visit a Johns Hopkins student Albert Raymond. Her mother suspects amnesia as the reason for her disappearance following last Tuesday’s plan to travel to New York.
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Baltimore
INS
New England
Janice Drumm
Connecticut College For Women
Albert B. Raymond
Johns Hopkins University
Waterbury
No Witch Hunt or Whitewash in Red Charge Probe
Senator Tydings to lead a five member Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee in a no witch hunt no whitewash inquiry into alleged Communist infiltration of the State Department. McCarthy says loyalty files must be subpoenaed or the probe will fail. panel to hire counsel and meet Monday.
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State Department
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McCarthy
Rwis
Connally
Dtexas
Green
D-R.i
McMahon
D-Conn
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Lodge
Rmass
Truman
Senate
Dubuque Man Dies From Personal Safety Rifle Wound
County Coroner Behr ruled the death of Alfred Heacock 32 a self inflicted rifle wound. Heacock was found Friday night along the highway about a mile from his parents' farm home and died two hours later. no inquest will be held.
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Dubuque
Behr
Alfred Heacock
Heacock
Postmaster Eligibility Debate in Cedar Rapids Sparks Party Debate
The Cedar Rapids postmaster race prompts Democrats to ask if a candidate outside the three certified can be chosen. Iowa Democratic Chairman Jake More says the law allows elevating the next in line when a certified candidate withdraws, with Payneer and Sedlacek veterans and Petro ranked No. 3 after adjustments. Acting postmaster William McLaughlin currently serves. he ranked No. 6 with Corot at No. 5 in the original list.
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Cedar Rapids
Civil Service Commission
Stoddard
Fred J. Payneer
Milo J. Sedlacek
Elbie R. Petro
Sedlacek
More
Petro
Poyneer
Payneer l
Payneer
Guy M. Gillette
M. P. Hogan
Dubuque
Linn County
Frank McCarthy
McCarthy
Democratic Central Committee
Hogan
Gillette
Truman
Senate
William McLaughlin
Frank Baldwin
McLaughlin
Harry G. Corot
Miller attacks critics over Missouri river water aims
Brig. Gen. 8. D. Sturgis said Leslie A. Miller former Wyoming governor is raising the age old cry of self appointed pseudo experts who are not engineers by claiming the Missouri river lacks water for all Pick-Sloan projects.
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Omaha
D. Sturgis
Missouri River Division
Leslie A. Miller
Wyoming
Missouri River
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