Iowa Liquor Commission Reviews Violations and Licensing
Iowa Liquor Control Commission faces cases across the state as it implements a new liquor law. A bedsheet barrier request to separate tavern and grocery on Sundays is denied. Reports include a suspected lottery, private club liquor sales to the public, and license changes from club to commercial status.
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DES Moines
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Iowa
Commission
Homer Adcock
Iawa
Lawrence Scalise
Enforcement
The
Liquor Commission
Scalise
Commission To Meet July 25 on Court Vacancy
The district judicial nominating commission will meet at 7 30 p m July 25 at the Linn county courthouse to name two candidates for the district court vacancy created by Judge Donald P Barnes resignation Governor Hughes will choose one of the two within 30 days. The commission has 60 days to complete the recommendation. The appointee serves until the November 1964 general election when his name appears on the ballot to retain or replace him. Names include Cedar Rapids attorneys Na zzette Ingersoll Elderkin Hines Bradley and Gov Hughes nominees McWhinney McGrath McAleer Smith Doty Penningroth chairs the panel.
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District Judicial Nominating Commission
District Court
Donald P. Barnes
Linn County
Harold Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Richard Nazette
T. M. Ingersoll
David M. Elderkin
Don T. Hines
F. James Bradley
Gov. Hughes
L. C. McWhinney
Lawrence E. McGrath
City National Bank
T. J. McAleer
Monticello
Harold J. Smith
Hugh Doty
Mechanicsville
Charles Penningroth
Judicial District
Unclear financial figures and vendor listings in OCR extract
The readable portions show a jumble of numbers and vendor names such as Cohn Elec and Rath Pack, with references to companies like Technicolor and Lone Star. No cohesive event or narrative is clear, making a concise summary uncertain.
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Am Rein
McKay M
Cher Bur
Me Jon
Clinton Eng
National
Cohn Elec
Nissen
Craig Sys
Dodge Mtg
Technicolor
Kaiser
Thermogas
Life Invest
Lone Star
Average plant pay tops $100 a week for June
Washington AP report shows factory production workers earned more than 100 dollars weekly in June, marking a historic high. Labor Secretary Wirtz announced the figure Thursday, highlighting sustained wage gains across manufacturing sectors.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Wirtz
Fairbank Man Ordered to Mental Health Ward
Nicola Toneff, 48, of Fairbank, charged with assault with intent to murder his wife, was ordered to the criminally insane ward at the men's reformatory. District Judge E B Shaw acted at the Fayette County attorney's request after tests at the State Mental Health Institute Independence and University hospitals Iowa City. Toneff's attorney said he was mentally unable to stand trial. He is to remain until adjudged sane. Toneff fired a shotgun into his wife's face last May 22 at their farm near Fairbank. she survived.
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West Union
Nicola Toneff
Fairbank
E. B. Shaw
Fayette County
Walter Saur
State Mental Health Institute
Independence
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Tonell
William S. Smith
Waterloo
Toneff
Hogs Strong To 50 Higher In Chicago Trade
Friday USDA estimates show receipts of 2,500 cattle 5,000 hogs and 200 sheep in Chicago. A 5,500 head butcher hog supply sold strong to 50 cents higher per hundredweight as trading remained moderately active. Slaughter steer offerings were light but 1,050 lb choice grade nudged $25.
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Chicago
USDA
Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market
US cattle hogs and sheep markets show varied midweek trade with hogs 5 500 head and higher bids, 1 2 190 225 lb butchers bringing 19.50 to 19.75, sows 13 14 dollars, slaughter steers around 25.00 for 1 050 lb lots, heifers 22 23.50, and lambs steady to slightly lower with spring slaughter lambs around 22.00 and good lambs 19 21 dollars per hundredweight.
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Chicago
USDA
Prices Steady in Des Moines Livestock Figures
UPI reports steady prices for Des Moines livestock with Wednesday averages. Estimated Thursday receipts 50,000. actual weekage 49,000. yearage 49,000. Wednesday 64,000. U S 1-3 butchers 200-240 lb 17.50-18.40. 240-270 lb 16.75-18.10. U S 2-3 270-300 lb 16.00-17.35. U S 1-2 butchers 200-240 lb 17.75-18.65. few No 1s to 18.75. Sows 270-330 lb 15.00-16.25. 330-400 lb 14.25-15.75. 400-550 lb 12.50-14.75.
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Dow-Jones
Francis J. Oup Joints Bank
Nager
Jeff Lake
Sulle Alleghany Corp
Johns Manville
Allied Hem
Jones Laughlin
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Alum
J Korvette
Amn Air
Kresge S
Abc-Para
Kroger Co
Libby McNeill
Libbey Owens
Lig & Myers
N Motors
Lockheed
Lorillard
Am‘n Smelt
Nor
Am. Avi
Burroughs Corpanada Dry
Canad Pac
Olin-Math
Otis Elevator
Caterpillar
Pac
Paramount
Park Davis
Cerro de Pasco
Penick & Ford
Certainteed
Penn-Dix
Reynob
Regis Paper
Corning Glass
Schenley
Crane
Sears Roebuck
Crucible Steel
Shell Oil Co
Curtisser
Sheraton At Deere Co
Simmons Co
Douglas Air
Sinclair Oil
Dow Chem
Socony Mob
DuPont L
Sou Pac Co
Eastern A
Sou Railway
Eastman Rod
Gen Electric
Exaco
Gen Foods
Tex East T
Gen Motors
Texas Gulf Pr
Gen T & Fl
Tex Instrum
Genesco Inc
Textron Getty
Tex Gulf
Gillette Co
Tidewater
Glidden Co
Timken
Goodrich
Fox Film
Goodyear Tire
Union Carbide
Grace WR
Union Oi
Grant
W_T
Union Pac
Nor Ry Pr
Uni Aircraft
Greyhound
Uni Air Lines
Gulf of
Uni Fruit
Hershey
Univ
Homestake
Howe Sound
US Rubber
Nil Central RR
US Steel
Inland Steel
Warner Bros
Interst Pwr
West Union
Intl
West AB Maint Hary
Westhouse el
Intl Nickel
White Motors SA
Wilson
Woolworth FW
la Eland P
Younastown
Iowa-Ill Gas
Zenith Radio
la Pwr
Des Moines
UPI
U. S
U.S
U S
Waterloo
Sioux City Livestock Prices Slip Amid Week Decline
Sioux City cattle receipts total 1,800 with calves 300. Slaughter steers and heifers hold steady despite weekly decline with loads of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds. Prices range from 21.00 to 25.00 per hundredweight for various grades and sizes.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
Omaha Livestock Market Report Slower Demand Narrow
Receipts 1,500 cattle and 25 calves. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to weak with demand narrow. Part load choice 983 lb steers at 24.75, 1,250 lb road choice at 24.50. Load 870 lb mixed steers and heifers at 24.50, two lots high choice heifers at 24.75.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
UPI
Cedar Rapids hog prices steady despite weight shifts
Thursday prices at C. R. Markets show steady ifslates with Wednesday ranges from 16.75 to 18.25 dollars. The bulk of 1s and 2s sold 17.75 to 18.25 delivered at the plant, while 300 lb sows ranged 14.50 to 15.50. Price adjustments apply for lighter and heavier weights across weight groups.
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Cedar Rapids
Economic Advisers Report Signals Seasonal Trends
A 1957 quarterly data release from the Council of Economic Advisers outlines seasonally adjusted figures. Morris Kotz references shifting patterns in input data and policy implications for the current fiscal period.
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Council of Eco
Morris Kotx
Soybeans Rise as Speculators Support Prices
In Chicago the market shows soybeans gaining as speculators supply most of the momentum. Exporters bought wheat and corn early but orders were quickly filled and trading quieted after. Wheat fell about 1 percent, corn rose slightly, oats slipped, rye mixed, and soybeans advanced about 3 to 4 percent.
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Chicago
Chicago cash provisions grain and oil prices note
AP reports Chicago cash grain prices with wheat No 1 red at about 1.85 per bushel and No 2 red near 1.85, yellow hard around 1.96, corn No 1 yellow about 1.33 and No 3 near 1.32, oats No 1 extra heavy white about 0.69 to 0.69 1/2, No 2 white near 0.69 1/2, soybeans No 2 yellow about 2.60 and soybean oil around 8 1/2 to 9 1/4.
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Hicago
Chicago
Chicago Produce Chicago Iar Butter Eggs Potatoes
Butter steady wholesale prices unchanged with various grades listed. Eggs steady to firm with whites and other grades priced. mixed, mediums, standards, dirties noted. Potatoes arrivals on track with moderate supplies and good demand. long whites and round reds cited with California and Texas price ranges.
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Chicago
U. S
California
Texas
New York Produce Report Shows Butter Demand Steady
Butter markets report light but adequate demand with 93 score creamery products at 58'4 to 59'ac and 90 score at 2040. Eggs show light demand with extras priced around 34'2 to 35'2c for large minimums and standards at 30'2 to 32c checks.
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New York
USDA
Retirements, Stock Picks and a Bowling Stock Lapse
The Investor’s Guide discusses holdings General Motors, US Steel, Standard Oil of New Jersey, S M Tobacco and American International Bowling. It notes a poor bowling stock pick, recommends trimming weak issues, and suggests focusing on quality and tax considerations as retirement nears.
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General Motors
VU. S. Steel
Standard Oil
N. J. S&m Tobacco
American International Bowling
N. J
Jersey
Woman 20 Struck by Car on Third Avenue
A 20-year-old Cedar Rapids woman, Jean M. Tupy of 318 Twelfth Street SE, sustained a leg injury and elbow bruise after being struck by a car while crossing Third Avenue at Twelfth Street SE. The driver, Keith A. Romstad, 19, of 1036 Third Avenue SE, was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian after the 7:05 a.m. accident.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Twelfth Street
Jean M. Tupy
Twelfth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Keith A. Romstad
Third Avenue SE
Evans treatments touted for weight and tone relief
City Briefs note Evans therapies promoted for better muscle tone and weight regulation. Included items report a swimming scare at Noelridge Park pool where Gary Moliter, 9, was treated and released after swallowing water. lifeguard pulled him from the deep water. Also mentions local events and ads.
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Evans
Gary Moliter
Vernon Moliter
Prairie Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
Noelridge Park
Court case filed over $3000 injury from car crash
Fred Paradies Jr of Cedar Rapids sues Clarence R. Sawyer and Century Cab Inc in district court for $3000 alleging neck injuries from Oct 1 traffic collision on Grande avenue SE when Sawyer in a Century Cab turned right from the wrong lane and struck Paradies' car.
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Fred Paradies
Jir
Cedar Rapids
Clarence R. Sawyer
Century Cab, Inc
Paradies
Grande Avenue SE
Nineteenth Street
Century
Sawyer
Armed Forces Five Enlisted by Army Recruiters Navy Enlists Two
Five men enlisted for the navy and two for the army in reports this Thursday. Navy recruits head to Great Lakes for training with fields including aviation and general duties. Army enlistees go to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for basic training and officer candidate school at Fort Benning Georgia. Seaman Harlan D. Peterson on 30 day leave from Kodiak Alaska heads to Long Beach California to join destroyer Henderson as radioman.
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Army
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Richard D. Collier
Columbus
Edward L. Peters
Columbus Junction
Thomas L. McNally
Postville Hospital
Steve R. Biddinger
Oelwein
James P. Gerlits
Iowa City
Fort Leonard Wood
John H. Hoelzen
Park Avenue SE
Fort Benning
Darrel G. Myers
Williamsburg
Harlan D. Peterson
Howard Peterson
Alburnett
Kodiak
Alaska
Long Beach
Calif
Henderson
Visa for British Red on Again
Associates of Willie Gallacher 81 a veteran of Britain's communist party attempted to intercept him during a Shropshire walking tour to tell him of an admission to the United States The State Department had earlier granted then withdrawn a visa and issued a new one Wednesday Gallacher intends to visit his ill sister in Chicago
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London
Willie Gallacher
Britain
Communist Party
U.S
State Department
Gallacher
Chicago
Wills Admitted Executorships Named in Estates
List of probate notices naming executors and heirs for deceased persons. Zella Wagner leaves husband Leo as executor and heir. Marion dies with Norman and Evelyn Oxley as executors. Edwin Bruns leaves Harley as executor. Eurydice Wallace designates Elena C. Wallace executrix. Marion leaves sisters Marie I Vesper and Zella May Fenlon. Farmers State Bank named executor. Arthur F Muelenberg leaves shares to Betty Mineck and others. W J Carmody names wife Bess as executrix. Margaret Litsey leaves son William as executor and heir.
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Zella L. Wagner
Leo
Harry B. Hammond
Marion
Norman
Evelyn Oxley
Elsie
Edwin J. Bruns
Harley
Suzanne Bruns
Shellie Rae Bruns
Betty L. Mineck
W. J. Carmody
Bess
Margaret Litsey
William
North Dakotans Vote No on 5 New Tax Laws
North Dakota voters rejected five tax measures that would have raised income taxes and changed property tax rules. In unofficial returns, observers noted a large turnout but skepticism remained over petition integrity as two men faced perjury charges over forged signatures including the late and prominent figures.
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North
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Fargo
Harold Schafer
Evan Lips
Frank Wenstrom
Selkens sue Williamsons over 1960 two car crash damages
Clarence and Lillian Selken file a $50,100 damage suit against Evelyn and Russell Williamson over a two car accident dated August 22 1960 at Sixth Street and Fifth Avenue Southwest.
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Clarence
Lillian Selken
Sixteenth Avenue
Evelyn and
Russell C. Williamson
Eleventh Street
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Judgment orders against Kling and Craig Sweet
Judgments entered in Cedar Rapids suit against LeRoy H Kling and Suzanne B Kling for 23012.12 on a note and foreclosure of a mortgage on lots six and seven in Dunshee and Harcourt’s addition. The Kelly Springfield Tire Co. sues Craig E Sweet for 1467.87 on account.
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First Trust and Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
LeRoy H
Suzanne B. Kling
Dunshee and
Harcourt
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Craig E. Sweet
Western Union Rate Hike Asked in Iowa
DES MOINES Iowa Western Union Telegraph Co seeks approval from the Iowa commerce commission to raise intra state Iowa rates by about 8.85 percent claiming a $51 loss for 1962 and projecting a $52 loss for 1963. The company says higher rates would take effect August 18 if the commission takes no action.
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Des Moines
Ga zette Want Ads Spotlight Savings
Local shoppers are urged to explore the Gazette Want Ads for bargains and exclusive deals, highlighting saving opportunities across categories and services for the reader.
Notices of Administrators and Incorporation in Linn County
Notices announce the appointment of Thomas Horan as Administrator of Dalies Dorman and Sallie L. May as Executrix of Lon D. May. Gann and Arp, Inc. is incorporated with Harold L. Gann and Richard D. Arp as incorporators and directors. Cedar Rapids serves as the principal office.
Notice of Probate of Will No 20140 Iowa Linn County
Notice is given that on July 24 1963 at 9 00 A M the instrument purporting to be the last will of Johann Jurgen Timm a deceased resident of Linn County will be heard in the District Court at Cedar Rapids Iowa for proof and admission to probate. Melvin J McCalley Clerk L D Dennis Attorney.
Will and probate notices from Iowa estate filings
No 30138 A M an instrument purporting to be the last Will and Testament of Elizabeth Louise Moes de proof and admission of same to probate Cedar Rapids Iowa July 17 1963 MELVIN J MCCALLEY Clerk District Court Clinton E Shaeffer Attorney EXECUTRICES No 30105 undersigned have been on this 10th day of July 1963 duly appointed and qualified as Executrices of the estate of Catherine J Snow late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment thereof to the undersigned Those having claims against the same will file them duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court ORPHA CAMPBELL and VIOLA RIDENOUR Executrices Sargent Spangler Hines Pence Attorneys
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Dalies Dorman
Iowa
Lon D. May
Elizabeth Louise Moes
Cedar Rapids
Catherine J. Snow
Orpha Campbell
Viola Ridenour
Sargent, Spangler, Hines & Pence
Novey
Thomas F. Hines
Fred Strachota
Louise M Fahrney
Laura May Tres
Appointment of Executor for Thomas F. Hines Estate
On July 9 1963 John T Hines was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Thomas F Hines Linn County Iowa. Creditors are to render payment to the executor at O Rieley Rosser Attorneys No 30141. The last Will of Fred Strachota will be probated in Cedar Rapids District Court hearing set for proof and admission July 17 Richard D Holden Attorney.
Executor appointed for Fahrney estate in Linn County Iowa
On July 10 19463 executor of Louise M Fahrney s estate in Linn County Iowa was duly appointed and qualified. Creditors warned to render accounts to CLEO R FAHRNEY executor with David G Bleakley attorney. A second notice states Grace C Toms appointed executrix of Laura May tres estate in Linn County with Simmons Perrine Albright Ellwood Neff as attorneys.
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Harold L. Gann
Richard D. Arppeter
Simmons, Perrine, Albright, Ellwood and
Neff
Grace C. Toms Outrix Exe Simmons
Perrine, Albright, Ellwood A Neff
Attorneys
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Wall
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Eighteenth Judicial Nominating Commission
Chicago Livestock
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C. R. Markets
Investors’ Guide
Sam Shulsky
High Twelve Club
Lorin Lloyd
West Branch
Iowa Mountaineers
High Twelve
Embassy Club
Fourth Ave
Catholic Laymen’s Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Woody’? Stolba
D&s Glass Co
Charles Duster
Garden Drive
Charles Laurence Duster
William Duster
Phoenix
Eden United Church of Christ
Eighth Ave
Springville
Dees
Eurydice Wallace
Elena C. Wallace
Bess Listenwalter
Schafer
Curtis Olson
Western Union
Hercules
Shop Gazette
Thomas Horan
White and Stone
Sallie L. May
Executrix
Wm. C. Stade
State of
Harold \. Gann
18Th Street
Richard D. Arp
Helen D. Gann
Ruth
Arp
Johann Jurgen Timm
Melvin J. McCalley
L. D. Dennis
Melvin J. McCcalley
District
Clinton E. Shaeffer
John T. Hines
O'Rieley & Rosser
Richard D. Holden
Cleo R. Fahrney
David G. Bleakley
Bohemian Savings and Loan Association
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