Business Rallying to Possibly False Thesis
A business analyst argues that post Korea defenses will rise but cautions mindset may outpace reality. He cites Eisenhower briefs, proposed military spending, stockpiling copper, and forecasts a steady defense program rather than a rapid surge. The piece weighs past lessons and current plans against optimistic market behavior and inflation risks.
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Dien Bien Phu
Korea
Eisenhower
Congress
Indo-China
Alaska
Charles E. Wilson
Far East
Wall Street
Wall Street Journal ad encourages trial sub to boost earnings
A Chicago based ad asserts The Wall Street Journal transforms readers into high earners. It highlights daily business insight, rapid trend warnings, and opportunities for scientists, owners, and workers earning 7000 to 20000 yearly. Trial three months for six dollars.
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The
Wall Street Journal
America
Journal
Midwest
W. Monroe &J
Chicago
Pennies Add Up Fast Counted This Way
Benton Harbor Michigan AP bankers track a blonde thief who converted eight dollars in pennies into one hundred by passing the coins in dime wrappers at two Southwestern Michigan banks.
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Benton Harbor, Mich
Southwestern Michigan
Cedar Rapids Bank Clearings Dip From Last Year
Bank clearings in Cedar Rapids for the week ended June 5 totaled 4 327 040 dollars, down from 5 452 707 dollars a year earlier, according to Clearing House reports. The week ended May 29 posted 4 614 737 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Clearing House
Local drugstore sold to Iowa Falls buyer
Traer Louis B. Caslavka sold his drugstore in Traer to Gerald L. Bremmer of Iowa Falls, transferring ownership to the Iowa company executive.
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Traer
Louis B. Caslavka
Gerald’ S L. Bremmer
Iowa Falls
Market Review Hits New Peak. Base for Rally Remains Thin
NEW YORK AP The stock market continued rising to new peak levels this week, marking the best level for the Associated Press 60-stock average since October 1929. Despite some faltering and a cautious tone, broad sections advanced on favorable news, though daily volume slipped to 1.83 million shares, the lowest in nearly three months.
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New York
Associated Press
Livestock Prices Slide Across Chicago Markets
Chicago and Iowa receipts show declines in hog and cattle quotes with mixed momentum through the week. Barrows and gilts eased about 25 cents, sows down 25 to 75 cents, while top hogs traded near 26.75. cattle and calves also shifted, while small weekly totals and regional listings accompany local business notes from Des Moines and Monona.
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Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Aries
Photographic ID checks cut fraud at LA markets
In Los Angeles area markets, customers presenting checks are photographed and microfilmed before cashing. The system, sold by a firm, deters forgers as police can match faces and signatures from stored records. About 25,000 machines planned nationwide by 1955 aim to reduce the 25 million in annual bad-check losses.
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Allis-Chalmers
Jerry-Burrellommon Linton Industries
Pruchat Trailerommon
Inter Secommon
Inter
Iowa
Penick Quaker Ford
Ts 8
Commendor Products Co
WCF & & Inc
F Inc
Shrs Inc
Broad Street
Ustr Incorporated
Keystone Tones
Keystone
Keystone Keystone Cus
Mass Pavers and Inc Ass Investor
Nanveteweenee
Welle, Electronic
Whitehall” Fund 6Restes
Los Angeles
Robert Pike
Pike
New Cafe to Open This Month by Jacobsons in Decorah
Decorah welcomes a new cafe opening this month by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jacobson formerly of Waukon Iowa City gains a Sherwin Williams paint and wallpaper store opened here Friday local business growth noted by observers.
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Clifford Rittenmeyer
University of Iowa
Anlthony
Chick” DeRoma
Clarence — Laverne Kintzel
Sinclair
Leonard Conrad
Traer
Thomas
Reinbeck
Elvin Juhl
Clarence
Norberg Plumbing
Joseph E. Gorius
Anamosa
Ed B. Gorius
Manchester
Clarence Becker
Richard Long
Monticello
Sigourney
Paul Smeaton
Donald Petersen
Traer Produce Company
Decorah
Clifford Schrubbe
Winneshiek
Kenneth Jacobson
Waukon
Iowa City
Sherwin- Williams
Uranium Rush Transforms Colorado Plateau Mining Scene
A century ago gold drew prospectors westward and now uranium fuels a multi million dollar boom on the Colorado plateau. Geiger counters and jeeps replace mustangs as miners, engineers, and adventurers flock to Moab and surrounding areas, boosting mills, rail and road activity, and rivalries with the AEC while claim jumping and vigilante-style protection emerge amid escalating production and employment.
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Colorado Plateau
Rand Junction
Colo
Four Corners
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Africa
Canada
Charlie Steen
Vernon Pick
AEC
Moab
Sheldon
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