Profit Taking Nicks Soybeans Ween ESTIMATES CHICAGO AP
Estimated receipts for Wednesday show cattle hogs and soybeans with price shifts noted across Chicago markets. Trading activity remained fairly active as soybean profit taking influenced futures and cash bids, while hogs sold steady to firm and cattle mixed amid broader grain market movements.
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Patrolman Hurt In Collision Near Dubuque
Oelwein patrolman Lyle Peters suffered a hand injury and whiplash after his car was hit on highway 20 west of Dubuque. Vincent McDonald, 34, Peosta, attempting to pass, forced back by an oncoming car, caused the crash. McDonald arrested on drunk driving by a responding officer.
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Linn County Soldiers Enter Army Navy Marine Corps
Three Linn county residents were announced as inducted into the army Stewart R. Greene James P. Bibby and Raymond E Lefebvre. Ten registrants were sent to Des Moines for physicals. Eastern Iowa residents joined the navy Linda M Van Winkle Ronald Zimpfer Anthony L Allison and James D McDowell. First Lt Dudley J Dvorak returned home on leave from McChord AFB Washington.
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Iowa Native F Dickinson Letts Dies at 89
F Dickinson Letts, 89, former dean of the federal bench for the District of Columbia, died Tuesday. A native of Ainsworth Iowa he presided major disputes in the late 1950s and 1960s before retiring in 1961 from the 7th U.S. Circuit Court in Davenport. Friends may attend services at the chapel.
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Annexation Hearing Delayed to February in Marion
Marion council delayed action on annexation of land around Jamaica Street Courts and Thirtyfirst Street until Feb 15 after no objectors appeared. Signs approved for James Beverl Copper Construction Co and Den Jensen's Koo Koo club. Street light petitions approved and referred to the utility commission. Dippel rites set for Sunday in Tucson with safety film to be shown.
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Linn-Mar board approves adult classes and bond results
Linn-Mar board approves February start for adult courses including American government math and driver education. Officials canvassed Jan 11 bond results with 1596 yes 67 no. First reading given for major street plan ordinance by Planning and Zoning.
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East Buchanan Board Schedules $525000 Bond Vote March
East Buchanan school board sets a March date for a $525,000 bond election after petitions. The bond would fund a new high school beside the current building in Winthrop, serving Quasqueton Aurora and Winthrop with about 974 students enrolled at the start of the year.
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Railman Dies at 84 Former Railway President Charles Denney
Charles Denney 84 longtime head of the Northern Pacific and Erie railroads died Monday of a heart attack in Pinehurst New York. Denney led both railroads and guided major postwar expansions and reorganizations. He previously served as president of the two lines and held influential leadership in American railroading. Denney’s death marks the end of a prominent era in U S railroad history.
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IBM Earnings Rise 18 Percent in 1964
IBM reported 1964 earnings up 18 percent with consolidated net earnings of 1,431,159,766 or 12.30 a share, compared with 364,254,978 or 10.44 a share in 1963. The company, a leading maker of electronic computers, released the preliminary year figures from New York.
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Should You Start Stock Buying With Monthly Plans
Investor letters praise a regular monthly purchase idea but warn against buying solely on a column’s advice. Readers should assess age earnings resources insurance and emergencies before consulting a broker. avoid assuming everyone belongs in stock ownership.
Flag theft hits memorial ship in mobile
A theft left the state flag missing from the battleship Alabama memorial in Mobile. Police investigated whether a thief or souvenir hunter took the flag from the war dead memorial.
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