Troops swap by air in giant Gyroscope move to Japan
Large airlift shifts 9 000 miles westbound to Japan with 4 000 officers and 3 100 troopers exchanging units between Ashiya and Fort Bragg. 43 C 124 Globemaster planes carry 90 troopers each at departure. 3114 million passenger miles set a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Campbell
Japan
Lawrence Abbel
St. Paul
U.S
508Th Airborne
Ashiya
Fukuoka
187Th Airborne
Fort Bragg
N.C
Chester E. McCarty
Portland
Ore
18Th Air Force
McCarty
Des Moines Market Cattle Prices See Decline
Receipts Thursday about 35,000 with weekly and yearly totals near 32,000. Prices 25 to 75 cents lower than Wednesday, mostly 50 cents lower, top at 18.25. Barrows and gilts by weight from 160 pounds up to 550 pounds show a range of declines with various price points per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Shows Steady to Weak Tone
Cattle receipts 3,500 with calves absent. Slaughter steers under 1,100 pounds fully steady, over 1,100 pounds steady to weak with a low close. Heifers steady to strong. Choice steers 21.00 to 22.50, select up to 23.25. Good steers 18.50 to 20.00. Choice heifers 20.50 to 22.25. Stockers and feeders scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
C R Markets Sheep Market and Grain Prices Update
Detailed livestock quotes show spring lambs at 80-100 lbs priced 20.78 21.75 with good and medium categories, old crop shorn lambs 15.00-17.00, and yearling wethers 12.00-14.00. Almanac-style grain figures include No 2 corn 0.59 test, No 2 yellow corn 1.37, and soybeans 2.28. Straw prices run 12.00 146.00 per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratin
Field Grass Seed Prices and Units Delivered in Chicago
Delivered Chicago field grass seed prices per 100 pounds range from 8 to 62 dollars with varieties including verage country run and wien clover yellow. Prices cited for alfalfa northern common 36 to 37 dollars and red clover 85 to 90 dollars reflect regional market rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heavy Selling Pushes Stocks Lower in Late Trading
In New York the market faced heavy selling as prices fell sharply into the late afternoon. Du Pont dropped 12 points and many stocks slipped one to three points while a few issues rose. About 3,390,000 shares traded as General Motors fluctuated between 126 and 127 before sliding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
General Motors
Dow Jones Averages Update From Francis duPont Firm
The item provides a brief financial notice with reference to Francis duPont and Company at 404 Merchants Mation and Building and a contact line. Details read as a short stock market blurb or telegraphic update with unclear, partial data on averages and a telephone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis duPont and Company
Omaha Livestock Cattle Receipts and Price Range Summary
Omaha livestock report shows calves and fed steers steady to easy while heifers ease, beef cows weak to lower. canners and cutters also softer. High choice and prime fed steers traded around 23.25 to 23.75, up to 24.00 for short loads. mare and city cows around 21 to 22.60. steer bids 21.15, 19 to 22.60 for good to low choice. canners and cutters about 10.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Crood
Good Packers
Omaha
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago market notes steady to higher butter eggs cheese poultry and potatoes with receipts listed. Butter around 89 93 90 92 and 93 scores. eggs 12 000 plus cases with varied sizes. cheese steady. poultry prices for hens fryers capons ducks and turkeys given. Potatoes arrivals 77 on track with whites stronger and reds steady. California long whites quoted at 3.20 to 3.35. round reds 2.75 to 3.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Arizona
New York Butter Prices Hold As Receipts Rise
AP reports USDA butter market steady with receipts at 668 825. Prices unchanged and market unsettled to weak for mixed color extras and standard grades. Notes include range for extras by weight and dirties checks among offerings in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
USDA
Sheaffer Pen Sales Fall in First Quarter 1955
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co reports 1955 first quarter sales down 311,631 from 1954. Net earnings are 43 cents a share versus 59 cents the year before, per Wednesday announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheaffer
Fort Madison
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company
Grain market slips with thin gains in wheat rise
Chicago AP reports grain mostly lower with occasional wheat strength but limited rallies due to hedging and profit taking. Weather and export demand weigh on prices as July futures show mixed moves across corn oats rye soybeans and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices and Provisions Report
Chicago prices show wheat at No. 1 red 2.01 and 2.04 per bushel and No. 1 hard at 2.08. Corn ranges include No. 1 and 3 yellow 1.50, No. 5 1.44 and sample grade 1.33. Oats list No. 1 heavy white 75.4 and No. 2 white 70. Soybean products price to 11.ac for oil and 53.50 for meal. Barley is listed around 1.25 to 1.50 for making choice and 0.954 for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Air Lines Sets June Record
United Air Lines reported record June traffic with revenue passenger miles at 390,983,000 a 20 percent rise from late 1954. Revenue airplane miles totaled 9,591,000 up 11 percent express ton miles 988,000 up 32 percent freight 3,756,000 ton miles up 29 percent and mail 2,077,000 ton miles up 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United AirLines
Robert E.johnson
United
Ramey Files New Bankruptcy Case in Iowa Court
The Cedar Rapids district court clerk reports Robert A. Ramey filed a new bankruptcy petition. He lists debts of 2692.07 and assets of 250 with 100 exempt. The case was referred to Referee John H. Mitchell of Fort Dodge. An earlier petition by Merle La Vera Zearing was noted with 3381.96 debt and 50 assets exempt. Judge Graven approved the referee’s record and ordered fees paid. An order appoints James Frederic Pickens as law clerk to Judge Graven effective July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Court Clerk’s
Cedar Rapids
Robert A. Ramey
Fourth Avenue
John H. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Northern District
Iowa
Henry N. Graven
Merle la Vera Zearing
Zearing
B Avenue NW
James Frederic Pickens
Greene
Graven
Mrs. Allen a Traer resident dies at Ponca City
Julia Hill Allen 89 widow of Rev H O Allen longtime Iowa Congregational pastor died Wednesday in Ponca City Oklahoma. during 32 years she and her husband led churches in Osage Sheldon Traer and Marion. She would have marked her 90th birthday soon. Survived by daughters Mrs Paul Jaque Mrs William Biederman Mrs Charles Woodward and a son Don Lald. Services set for Rosendale today.
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Des Moines
Julia Hill Allen
H. O. Allen
Iowa
Ponca City
Oklo
Osage
Sheldon
Traer
Marion
Mr. Allen
Josephine Wiggins
Allen
Paul Jaque
William Biederman
Charles Woodward
Moscow
Ida
Donlald
Rosendale
Cedar Rapids council actions on land sale bids and utility rules
City council received two bids on city land set aside for a 140 acre park in southwest Cedar Rapids. William Rossey bid 1550 for a house and barn at 101 Ely Ave SW and Kenneth W. Schoner bid 60 for the hay barn only. Bids were sent to Parks Commissioner Richard C. Jones for study and action likely at the next meeting. The council also advanced an ordinance to standardize water supply pipe size for outside faucets to three quarter inch, aligning with the water department rule and plumbing contractor support. Refunds were approved for Dolores Miller and Donn C. Gordon overcharges and a request to install an eight inch sewer on Eastern Ave NE was tabled for study. A stop sign was approved on Thirtieth St NE and two 40 foot driveways into Town and Country Shopping Center were referred for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ely Avenue
William Rossey
Kenneth W. Schoner
Richard C. Jones
E. A. Prochaska
Water Department
Plumbing
Dolores Miller
Robbins Road
Charles Benesh
Donn C. Gordon
Toddville
Glenn J. Larson
Eastern Avenue
Thirty-third
Thirty-second Streets
Frank Young
Rewards Voted On Atomic Data
The Senate approved a bill promising rewards up to 500000 dollars for information on any effort to obtain atomic weapons secrets and sent it to the White House for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Senate
White House
Mobile Amateur Radio Station Hunts Scheduled
A series of amateur radio mobile hunts in Cedar Rapids begins with a practice run at 7 30 p m Friday. Mobile teams meet near Coe College and proceed to hidden transmitters to test speed and navigational skill in civil defense drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Civil Defense
Linn County Ranks Third in May Auto Sales Across Iowa
Iowa dealers reported nearly 34 million dollars in May vehicle and trailer sales, up about 6 percent from a year earlier. The use tax at 2 percent raised 687 thousand dollars in May, with Polk and Black Hawk counties posting the top volumes. Linn County placed third with sales around 1.58 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Tax Commission
Linn County
Polk
Black Hawk
Cerro Gordo
Clinton
Dubuque
Linn
Marshall
Pottawattamie
Scott
Story
Wapello
Webster
Woodbury
Local permits issued for remodels and new homes citywide
W F Todd 648 Marion boulevard gains a building permit to remodel his drive in cafe damaged by fire with an estimated cost of 25000. City Clerk Neva Fuller issues permits for two new houses and many residential projects with varied costs listed including Harbit 2410 Twelfth Ave 10000 and Wright 1120 Thirtieth Street 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Todd
Marion Boulevard
Neva Fuller
John Harbit
Twelfth Avenue
Paul Wright
Thirtieth Street
Milton Knockle
Seventh Avenue
J. E. Keenan
Fourth Avenue
Hugh E. Rick
Ninth Avenue
P. A. Wheat
Charles Brown
Fifth Avenue
Richard A. Reilly
Fourth Street
B. J. Stitzel
Tenth Street
R. Alan Williams
Eighth Avenue
Walter Peters
Twenty-fifth Street
Marion residents cited in Mayor Franke court fines
William L. Triechler of Marion fined 50 dollars for minor beer consumption and resisting arrest. John K. Kraner of Marion fined 35 dollars for reckless driving. Evert Alton of Marion fined 2 dollars for illegal parking. Cecil F. Kerry of Marion fined 5 dollars for a stop sign violation. Maribeth S. Altenhofen of Cedar Rapids forfeited an 8 dollar bond for a stop sign violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Franke
William L. Triechler
Marion
John K. Kraner
Evert Alton
Cecil F. Kerry
Maribeth S. Altenhofen
Cedar Rapids
Visits Dykes Family Across States
Dykes of Kansas City visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dykes while parents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dykes vacation in northern Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dykes of Vallejo California bring their sons Douglas and David to guest at the Dykes home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Dykes
Kansas City
C. A. Dykes
Everett Dykes
Minnesota
Melvin Dykes
Vallejo
Calif
Douglas
David
Mrs Costello Visits Relatives in Colorado
Mrs. Florence Costello travels to Longmont to visit her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Oscar Busenbark. She will also visit the William Tuttle family in Denver. The Tuttles formerly lived in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Florence Costello
Longmont
Colo
Oscar Busenbark
William Tuttle
Denver
Tuttles Formely
Marion
Traffic cases in Bidick justice court fined ten dollars
Justice court traffic cases heard by M. H. Bid dick include Kenneth E. Fleming Springville driving with expired license Lester W Oberbreckling Ryan failure to have vehicle under control and David F Hindman Marion stopping on traveled portion of highway each fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
M. H. Biddick
Justice of the Peace
Kenneth E. Fleming
Springville
Lester W. Oberbreckling
Ryan
David F. Hindman
Marion
Return of Linda Sue Freese From Cedar Rapids Hospital
Linda Sue Freese eight year old daughter of the Milan Freeses Route 1 Marion is home from a Cedar Rapids hospital after surgery on her left arm. Her arm remains paralyzed from a polio attack years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sue Freese
Route 1
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Linda Sue
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Meetings and Moves
City Briefs report a YMCA meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday for the Meeting-Haven club. Notices list moved offices for William P. Hayes M.D. and Dr. C A DeLano with Cedar Rapids connections, plus a dentist association at 1508 First Avenue NE. Also noted is a canceled square dance at Ellis Park and a furniture advertisement from Smulekoff’s Annex.
Villa Earmarked For Ike at Geneva
President Eisenhower will stay in a 15 room villa five miles north of Geneva during the Big Four conference. The villa, owned by Geneva industrialist Andre Firmenich, was seized by the Secret Service on Wednesday and guarded by Swiss police at the entrance. He is due July 17.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Andre Firmenich
Secret Service
Religious denominational diversity in the United States
The statement notes a large number of distinct religious denominations operating in the United States, emphasizing the country’s broad religious landscape and diversity across faiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Surprise party honors Mrs Eldon H Bencke in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Eldon H Bencke formerly Dorothy Sills of Marion was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Wednesday evening at her home 1417 Thirtieth street NE Cedar Rapids. Sixteen relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon H. Bencke
Dorothy Sills
Marion
Thirtieth Street
Cedar Rapids
Schenkens Return from Kansas City Visit
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Schenken and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Schenken have returned from Kansas City where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Schenken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
B. W. Schenken
A. R. Schenken
Kansas City
Fire destroys shack at Marion city dump
Fire destroyed the caretaker’s shack at the Marion city dump Wednesday. The fire department was alerted at 5 25 p m. The cause remains unknown and the building held little value with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion City
Black Flag Insect Bomb Ad Appears in Sorg Drug
An advertisement notes Black Flag Insect Bomb priced at 69 cents at Sorg Drug, signaling a discount offer for pest control products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorg
Cornelian Club Hosts Potluck for Members Friday
Cornelian club members plan a Sunday supper at the William Nash home on Blairs Ferry road entertaining their husbands with a communal potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelian Club
William Nash
Blairs Ferry Road
Electric fan offered at 8 inch stationary model
Burd Hardware advertises an 8 in stationary electric fan priced at 4.89, inviting customers to visit for purchase.
George Strout Visits Brother in Indianapolis
George Strout returned from Indianapolis where he visited his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strout.
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George Strout
Indianapolis
Mrs
Warren Strout
Marion Four-H Club swims at Legion pool sale ads
Marion's Best Four-H club hosted a swimming party at the Marion Legion pool on Tuesday evening. Storm's Ben Franklin ad promotes men's nylon sport shirts with sale price of 1.19 and values to 2.98. An Alburnett Evangelical church home made ice cream social is set for Friday July 8 serving at 5 with chicken sandwiches potato salad cake pie and coffee.
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Marion
Marion Legion Pool
Storm
Ben Franklin
Alburnett Evangelical Church
No Talent Show Cancelled at Marion YMCA Youth Center
The Marion YMCA youth center announces there will be no talent show tonight. No further events are listed for Thursday.
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Marion Ymca
Guests of Neffs Visit Family Home in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Clair Neff of Chicago host guests including their son Richard at the James A Neff residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neffs
Mrs. Clair Neff
Chicago
Richard
James A. Neff
Mrs Helen Taber Visits Swinneys In Miami
Mrs Helen C Taber of Miami Florida is hosted by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C A Swinney during a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinneys
Helen C. Taber
Miami, Fla
C. A.swinney
Holsingers Return From Kansas City Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Holsinger have returned from a trip to Kansas City with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gunn and their children Kathy and Doug. They drove to Kansas City a week ago to return Mrs. Gunn and her children home after visits in Marion and with Mrs. Gunn's relatives Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kiehl in Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Holsinger
Kansas City
Robert Gunn
Kathy
Doug
O'Kelly Boys Visit Grandmother in Lincoln Nebraska
David and Dennis O'Kelly of Lincoln Nebraska stay with their grandmother Mrs Mae O'Kelly and their uncle and aunt Harold and Mrs Woods during a family visit in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
Dennis O’kelly
Lincoln, Neb
Mae O’kelly
Harold Woods
Marion Rainbow Girls Swim Party Planned for Friday
The Marion Rainbow Girls will hold a swimming party Friday at 6 30 p m at the American Legion pool in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Rainbow Girls
American Legion Pool
Church Expansion Committee Seeks Input Tonight
The committee on Christian church expansion meets tonight Thursday at 7 30 in the church basement. All members are asked to submit suggestions and questions, oral or written, at the meeting. Ray C McCalley serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Christian Church Expansion
Ray C. McCalley
Garden Club Picnic At Dale Reeses Palo Home
Rural Garden club members and families plan a Sunday picnic at 6 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Reese in Palo.
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Rural Garden Club
Dale Reese
Palo
Burlington guest visits Heffron sisters
Mrs. Heffron hosts Mrs. Catherine Foren of Burlington as a guest of her sister Mrs. John Heffron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Heffron
Catherine Foren
Burlington
John Heffron
Osceola IOOF Lodge Plans Tonight Officers Install
Osceola lodge No. 18, IOOF, will meet tonight to install officers. Members urged to attend and participate in the installation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Lodge No. 18
IOOF
Fifth Lone Tree Merger Bid Filed
A petition seeks a special election to merge Lone Tree School District with Lincoln township Fremont township area and Pleasant Valley area. The plan covers about 470 signatures or 56 percent of local voters and an estimated $4,000,000 valuation for tax purposes serving about 400 pupils. A public hearing for objectors before the county board of education follows.
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Lone Tree
Lincoln Township
Fremont Township
Pleasant Valley Township
Johnson County
Frank J. Snider
County Board of Education
Eastern Iowa Man Re-enlists in Navy at 21
Dale E. Postel, 21, of Olin, reenlisted as an electrician's mate second class and was sent to the Navy receiving station in Washington D C. Navy recruiters in Cedar Rapids reported the re enlistment. Air force recruiters said their Des Moines meeting will close the office all day Friday but reopen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Navy
Cedar Rapids
Dale E., Postel
Olin
Washington, D. C
Air Force
Des Moines
Three Iowans Hurt in Accident Near Hawkeye
A two car crash three miles east of Hawkeye injured three people. Greg Wendland ten of Hawkeye was in fair condition at Oelwein hospital. Harry Wagner seventy of Mason City and Edith Rewinkle sixty seven of Mason City suffered undetermined injuries and a broken shoulder respectively. The Wendland boy rode with his father in a car.
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Oelwein
Hawkeye
Greg Wendland
Kenneth Wendland
Harry Wagner
Mason City
Edith Rewinkle
Wendland
Two Slightly Hurt in Intersection Crash
Two persons were slightly injured in a two car crash at Mt. Vernon road and Thirty-ninth street SE at 9 p m Wednesday. Ruth Perry 41 of Fortieth street SE and Judy Hall 18 of 710 First avenue NW were treated at St Luke s hospital. Benedict Osweiler 1932 First avenue NE was charged with failing to have his car under control after Perry s car was struck from the rear.
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Mt. Vernon Road
Thirty-ninth Street
Ruth Perry
Fortieth Street
Judy Hall
First Avenue NW
Perry
Benedict Osweiler
First Avenue NE
Osweiler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Missing Allamakee County Man Sought
Edwin Roldston, 49, is missing from near Waterville in Allamakee County. Authorities traced his trail from a Waterville farm toward the highway with broodhounds but the track was lost.
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Allamakee County
Waukon
Allamakee
Edwin Roldston
Roldston
Clarence
Waterville
Moyer Describes Speed Drop After Fourth Of July Ban
State Safety Commissioner Clinton Moyer cited a letter from Ernest Dowden of the National Recorders of Ames reporting highway 69 north of Ames saw reduced speeds after the July Fourth speed limit. The Ames firm tested speeds earlier with five year averages near 67 mph, 70 mph in 1955, and some clocks up to 92 to 100 mph. The check from 7 pm to 11 pm showed 85 percent under 50 mph, 801 under 60 mph, only 12 over 70 mph, five over 85 mph, and one at 94 mph.
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DES Moines
INS
Clinton Moyer
Ames
Highway 69
Moyer
Ernest Dowden
National Recorders of Ames
Dowden
Public supports July Fourth speed limits, light mail
Iowa public reaction to the emergency Fourth of July weekend speed limits is about 10 to 1 in support, with officials noting mail volume was light. Safety Commissioner Clinton Moyer and Gov. Hoegh's secretary Paul Parker said the response favored the action. no immediate plan for guard flights was announced.
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DES Moines
State Safety Commissioner
Clinton Moyer
Moyer
William Denman
Paul Parker
Leo Hoegh
Hoegh
Colorado
Iowa National Guard
State Highway Patrol
David Herrick
Former Iowa City Man Hurt in Illinois Crash
Clarence Bearts of Rock Island brother of Mrs. Herbert Hess is in critical condition at Moline hospital after a Saturday afternoon crash near Andalusia Illinois. Bearts was driving when a boat and trailer towed by another car broke loose after a wheel failure and struck his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Clarence Bearts
Rock Island
Herbert Hess
Eighteenth Avenue
Moline Public Hospital
Oelwein Radio Station Granted Power Boost
KOEL under FCC approval increases transmitter power to 1000 watts. New transmitter in place with plans to activate within two weeks. Open house set for July 16 in the station's new building. staff relocated there a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Federal Communications Commission
KOEL
Walter Teich
Two Workers Hurt at Amana Refrigeration Plant Collapse
Amana workers Nathan Beck aged 24 from Luzerne and Calvin Hilligas aged 21 from Belle Plaine were injured while dismantling an old brick building at the Amana plant. Beck suffered a fractured pelvis and bruises, Hilligas bruises. both were taken to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids with Hilligas later released and Beck in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMANA
Amana Refrigeration
Nathan Beck
Luzerne
Calvin Hilligas
Belle Plaine
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Hilligas
Beck
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Army
San Francisco
U.S.S. Anderson
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Fred W. Elder
Merchants National Bank
Sioux City Livestock
Waterloo Hogs
Waterloo
Pere
C. R. Markets
Admiral Carrier Corp
Nickel Harv
Alleghany Corp
Allied Chem
Paper
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Lowa-Lll Gas
Allis Chalmers
Jeff Lake
Amn
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Lockheed Ne
McKesson & Roews
Armco
Armour & Co
Martin
Atchison T&sf
Maytag Co
Atlantic
Mpls Moline
Avco
Mont Ward Baldwin ‘Lima
Motorola Ball & CO
Murray Corp
Bendix AV
Natl Biscuit
Beth Steel Nox
Cash
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Natl Dairy P Borden Co
Ostics Bar Warner
Gypsum Bridgeport
Sai
Natl Steel Briggs
Sup
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Nor Pac RR
Broughs Corp
Nor Amn Avi Olin-Math Canadary
Pac G & Canad Pac
Panhandle Oil
Case
Procter Gamble Pure
Coca Cola
Quaker Oats Radio Corp
Colum Carbon
KO Pictures
Colog. Palmolive
Sperry Rand
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Repb_ Steel
Col Gas Sys
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Timken
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Fox Film
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Gillette Co
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Goodrich BF
Goodyear Tire
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Warner Bros
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Wilson & Co
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Youneston
Ills Central RB
Inland Steel
Zenith Radio
Midwest
Dumont Lab
Barium Steel
Kaiser Mot
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Menasco
Nat Bellas Dynamics
U. S. Dept. of Commerce
Morris Kate
United Air Lines
Eis
City Hall
William Kudina
T. B. Butchers
Martin Bucksbaum
The
Town and Country Shopping Center, Inc
First Avenue E
Thirtysixth
Thirty-eighth Streets
Gazette Business
Todd
Haven Club
YMCA
Smulekoff
Earl Pelmader
Westwood Drive
Sheriff’s Office
William P. Hayes
Paramount Theater
2Nd Ave. SE
Eldon L. Colton
William J. Matias
Anthony R. Scolaro
Granby Building
B. F. Wolverton
Jacob Eisenbach
Justin C. Dunn
First Avenue
Ellis Park
Playground and Recreation Commission
Villa
Lke
Kodaks
Kodak Film
Edison’s
Nordman Jewelry
Dia Plumbing
Illinois
SALE
BEN Franklin Variety Stores
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