Death Probe in Weird Circumstances of Nebr. School Head
Blair Nebraska authorities probe the death of 26 year old Donald R. Ehlers Jr the Liberty school superintendent. His body was found in a Blair area farm field with wrists bound a mask on his face and a nearly empty chloroform bottle nearby. Police consider possible foul play but do not rule out suicide. An autopsy was ordered and funeral services were set for Blair First Methodist Church with burial in Council Bluffs Iowa.
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Blair, Neb
INS
Washington County
Donald R. Ehlers, Jr
Liberty
Neb
Blair
Ehlers
Rudy Fick
Emil Stender
Fick
Stender
School At
Linn County May 11 1954 Board Proceedings Adopt Several Rights Orders
Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors on May 11 1954 approved minutes from May 4 and adopted multiple resolutions granting Cedar Rapids Independent School District rights to lay an eight inch water main across a county road and Herbert Killian to install a one inch conduit and a four inch vitrified tile across a county road. The board also designated the County Engineer to certify completion of work and final acceptance for county projects and suspended 1953 taxes with specific properties listed. A notice to depart was ordered under Chapter 252 1950 Code and bids were opened for Sichm chloride construction materials with multiple vendors listed.
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Linn
Board of Supervisors
Hood
Sutera
Iley
Wiley
Independent School District
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Card of Supervisors
Linn County
Owa
Johnson Ave
Cedar Favige
Herbert Killian
NE Corner
Bertram Township
SEC
College Township
Towa
John O
Lillian Wessale
Couny Road
M. HH. Behrens
Center Point
Winifred Hepker
Putere
Board of
G Supervisors
Meissner
William
27Th St
Iowa County
Hammitt
Hammitt, Harley
Pullman
Fayette County
Wick
Ida Bell
F Ave
Clayton County
Miles
George
Marion
Jefferson County
Geo. J. Burke
Hey
O'Clock AM On Construction Co
Des Moines
Concrete Materials & Const. Co
Suter
Lampooning Bawl Street Journal Has Annual Fun
New York reports the Bond Club of New York will publish its annual parody lampooning the financial world. The issue pillories the stock market and major firms with witty ads and satire. It mocks brokerage houses and corporations while noting items like a wrist ticker and a new dissolving liquid.
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New York’ Stock Exchange
Anne Ripley and Company
Wetherton and Company
Norwegian Chamber of Commerce
Dow Jones
Company, Inc
Wall Street Journal
du Pont
Old-Fashioned Flowers by Edgar A Guest
Poet Edgar A Guest reflects on old-fashioned flowers as faithful friends in a garden mother’s care. He notes moring glories candytufts and marigolds braving winds, with peonies red and white blooming despite slight neglect, offering comfort in sad lonely hours.
Japan clears way to arms with two defense bills
TOKYO AP Two defense bills cleared the diet allowing Japan to convert land and sea safety forces into an army and navy and create an air force. The measures establish a defense board and a self defense force set to take effect July 1, expanding ground forces to 140,000 and navy to 22,285, with an air force of 6,287 planned. Conservatives pushed the move amid Socialist opposition labeling it Yoshida’s gift to the United States as U.S. aid and mutual security arrangements accompany the actions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
United States
U.S
Navy
Plan Air Force
Far East
Johnson Johnson joins frozen foods with new band aid claim
A second report notes Johnson and Johnson entering frozen products, promising a new band aid suited for cold cuts as part of a broader push in the packaged goods field.
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Decline Noted In U S April Income Total
Washington reports six straight monthly drop in U S personal income in April with wages and salaries at 282 billion dollars annual rate. Farm income slipped as crops and price supports reduced receipts while private industry payrolls eased to 160 billion and government payrolls remained at 33.3 billion. Interest and dividends steady at 23.1 billion.
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Commerce Department
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