Weather Summary From June 7 1986 Daily Record
A concise weather recap shows high temperatures across cities with Bismarck at 74 and New York at 74, lows around 64, and precipitation noted. Iowa forecasts call for fair mild weather, with near 78 to 84 in highs and showers possible in southwest areas by night. Normal June totals and barometer readings provided. wind NW at 12 mph, sunrise 4 31, sunset 7 41.
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Bismarck
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Iowa
Ebsgu Mia
Esc
Mississippi Falls and Births Reported Across Communities
A list shows town by town measurements LaCrosse to Dubuque with rises and falls in figures and Shelton growth. Birth notices include Meyers Ironside Chalupnik Lester Kuriger Claassen and many Marion Cedar Rapids Swisher and other area residents with June 6 birth dates. Property and name pairings follow in a sequence of legal matches and transfers.
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Ironside
Thomas
Twenty-eighth Street Court SE
Chalupnik
Jerry
Ely
Lester
Roy
Eighteenth Street
Kuriger
Raymond
Marion
Claassen
Otto
Newhall
Multiple Traffic Violations and Obituaries Listed in City Notices
Permitting a dog to run results in a $10 fine with costs for Roy Al lard of 155 Fourteenth avenue SW. Ernest Hagerman faces $50 costs for resisting an officer at 627 Tenth avenue SE. Edwin Beyer, at large, and Robert Heslop, at large, receive 15 days and 30-day suspended sentences respectively for intoxication. A group including Betty Moon and several others cited for traffic signals, speeding, school sign violations, and license issues, with fines from $5 to $25. Obituary services announced for William L. Selbert in Fry-Holland funeral home with burial at Evergreen cemetery. other services listed for Alice Moler, Emma Louella Alcock, Arthur William Enfield, Tal Jones, Addie Butler Gage, and more, across venues in Traer, Manchester, Wellman, Williamsburg, Mt. Vernon, and Viola. Burial sites include South English, Oakland cemetery, Wellman cemetery, Oak Hill cemetery, and Wilcox cemetery. services span Friday to Saturday with various church and funeral home lineups.
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Roy Allard
Fourteenth Avenue
Ernest Hagerman
Tenth Avenue SE
Edwin Beyer
Robert Heslop
Betty Moon
Houston Street
George Rowalt
Manchester
Charles Baldock
Fortieth Street
Ralph Holmes
Edward Marcon
Third Avenue
Benjamin Dvorak
Staub Court
Albert Jiroutek
Woodland Drive
John Johnson
Ella Johnston
Avenue NE
Winten
William L. Selbert
Fry-Holland
Evergreen Cemetery
Traer
Alice Moler
States Funeral Home
South English
Emma Louella Alcock
Shelly Funeral Home
Oakland Cemery
Wellman
Arthur William Enfield
Mom substitutes for Florida congressman at aging conference
Rep. Bennett was unavailable for a private meeting so his mother Roberta Bennett aged 71 attended the federal state conference on the aging in his stead.
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Washington
ULP
Bennett
D-Fla
Roberta Bennett
Employment hits 65 million a May record
Secretary Weeks announced May employment rose to 65 million, a new May record and just 0.5 million below the all time August peak. He noted about one million job gains from April, with unemployment about April levels at 2.6 million, despite auto layoffs. Investment spending in 1956 is projected to exceed 35 billion dollars with a further two billion rise in Q3.
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Washington (Ap
Weeks
Iowa Hire-Handicapped Group Forms City Committees
Mrs. Mabel Tracey of Manchester chairs the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped. She reports seven cities forming committees including permanent groups in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo and temporary ones in Fort Dodge Mason City Dubuque Burlington and Ottumwa. Governor Hoegh urged funding recommendations and praised the effort.
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Tracey Des Moines
Mabel Tracey
Manchester
Governor’s Committee
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Dubuque
Burlington
Ottumwa
Hoegh
Tracey
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Washington
Iowa
Navy Nominee Norton Faces Stock Sale Condition
The Senate Armed Services Committee backed Garrison Norton for assistant secretary of the navy for air on the condition he sells aircraft stocks and any oil stockholdings tied to the Navy. Norton agreed to dispose of aircraft holdings and offered to sell oil stocks if required, citing tax considerations. Chairman Russell said approval hinges on selling stock in oil firms doing business with the Navy.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Garrison Norton
Norton
Russell
D-Ga
Navy
Iowa State Bids for Federal Animal Disease Research Unit
Gov. Hoegh said Iowa State College will bid for a $18.95 million federal animal disease research facility to be located near Ames. A site committee will narrow candidates after the June 27 meeting in St Louis with final choice by Agriculture Secretary Benson. The project calls for 200 to 400 acres with rail and air access and facilities for 50 to 100 scientists and 50 to 100 support staff.
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DES Moines
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa State College
Ames
Hoegh
James Hilton
U. S. Government of Agriculture
Iowa State
St. Louis
Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Washington
Beltsville
Milo Bank Robber Identified as Illinois Man
Indianola Iowa AP officers identify Milo bank robber as James Thomas Kehler of Illinois a 35 year old parolee from Joliet. The robbery occurred at 2 35 pm Tuesday as the bandit used a sawed off shotgun to seize about 1400 from the People's Trust and Savings bank. He fled in a light green 1949 Ford club coupe with Illinois plates 2728647.
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Milo
Illinois
Indianola
People’s Trust and Savings Bank of
James Thomas Kehler
C. J. Richards
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Des Moines
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa
Kehler
Richards
Melcher
Here
Marion County
John Greubel
Grubel
Mansfield Urges Africa Policy Shift
Senator Mansfield urged steps to counter a Soviet cultural diplomatic and economic drive into Africa. He criticized Secretary of State Dulles for overlooking the continent and endorsed creating an assistant secretary of state for African affairs while noting Dulles’ travels and Cairo stopover.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
Africa
Sahara
Dulles
Cairo
Bonn seeks 154 million for U.S. troops in Germany
Bonn announces a 154.7 million dollar contribution to support American armed forces in Germany. Britain France and the United States had asked 571 million for next year, with the U.S. aiming for about half. For the year ending May 5 the three nations received 760 million.
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Bonn
Adenauer
Germany
U.S
Britain
France
Hall Says Benson Will Be Active in Campaign
Washington based report states Republican National Chairman Hall says Agriculture Secretary Benson will be one of the most active speakers in the GOP campaign.
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Hall
Benson
Washington
INS
Agriculture
G.O.P
World Bank extends two loans to Colombia for transport
In Bogota, Finance Minister Carlos Villaveces announced that the World Bank will grant Colombia two loans totaling 32.4 million dollars for railway and highway construction projects.
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Bogota
Colombia
World Bank
Carlos Villaveces
California Minister Dies in C R Hospital
The Rev. Theodore G. Tritenbach, a Presbyterian minister from Oakland, died in St. Luke's hospital after a brief illness. He became ill on a Milwaukee train, was removed at Marion, and later funeral and burial arrangements were set with Beatty-Bearle and Clarence N. Cooper home in Oakland.
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Theodore G. Tritenbach
Oakland
Calif
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tritenbach
Marion
New York City
Beatty-Bearle
Clarence N. Cooper
Mrs. Addie Butler Gage Dies at 63 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Addie Butler Gage widow of Frank C. Gage of Mt. Vernon died Thursday morning in a Cedar Rapids hospital at age 63. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Saturday at the Presbyterian church with burial in Wilcox Cemetery Viola. She was born May 3 1893 at Viola and lived most of her life in Mt. Vernon. Surviving are two sons Lynn of Viola and Robert of Mt. Vernon four daughters Maxine Price Marion Florence Dean Wilma Hobe and Dorothy Duncan Cedar Rapids two sisters four brothers and 16 grandchildren.
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MT Vernon
Addie Butler Gage
Frank C. Gage
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Wilcox
Viola
Baxter Mortuary
Maxine Price
Marion
Florence Dean
Wilma Hobe
Dorothy Duncan
Cedar Rapids man charged with assault on sister
Cherry Leeper, 44, of 1017 Fifth avenue SE, is jailed on an assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury charge after beating his sister Catherine Stewart, 1021 Fifth avenue SE. Plea deadline set for Monday at arraignment in Judge Floyd Philbrick's court. police report he attacked after visiting for clothes.
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Cedar Rapids
Cherry Leeper
Fifth Avenue SE
Floyd Philbrick
Willis A. Glassgow
Leeper
Catherine Stewart
Stewart
Four Teens Questioned Over Clinton Car Theft
The Clinton county sheriff’s office questioned four teenagers after a car stolen near Mt. Vernon Wednesday night was abandoned in a timber patch in Clinton County. A farmer reported two boys and two girls exiting the vehicle, which belonged to Raymond L. Hope, and the four were held for questioning under Linn County Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon.
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Clinton
Mt. Vernon
Raymond L. Hope
Clinton County
Linn County
Larry Condon
Decree Grants Annulment for Sarah Lowman
Sarah M. Lowman was granted a marriage annulment in a suit against Oliver L. Lowman because she was underage at the time of the January marriage. The court restored her to her maiden name Sarah Bascom.
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Sarah M. Lowman
Oliver L. Lowman
Lowman
Sarah Bascom
Asco Loan Files Two Suit Actions for Debts and Wages
Asco Loan Company filed two suits on Wednesday and Thursday. One seeks 282.55 from Alvin C. and Leona d Stephenson on a promissory note. The other asks an accounting from L. J. Two good of wages earned by Robert Alloway under a wage assignment. Emeleen M. Cannon Wednesday dismissed a divorce suit against Jesse A. Cannon. Rita M. Bascom Wednesday filed suit for separate maintenance against Harold E. Bascom.
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Asco Loan Company
Alvin C
Leonad Stephenson
L. J
Robert Alloway
Alloway
Legion Leaders Chided by Solon
Washington action notes Rep Teague scolding American Legion leaders for pressuring the House Veterans Committee to fast track a non disabled pension bill while denying priority to disabled veterans. Ayres called officials ashamed as the committee moved the Legion bill to the agenda top. The proposal would give a $105 monthly pension to 65 year old World War II Korea veterans with limited income.
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Washington
ULP
Teague
Texas
American Legion
House Veterans Committee
Ayres
Ohio
Legion
Korea
First
Texas Deputy's Kidnapper Hunted
An armed man James E. Johnson vowed not to be taken alive kidnaped Texas deputy Tom Eddleman during a warrant service near Spurger Texas. Johnson then kidnapped Harvey McCarty in Douchette and dumped him near Merryville Louisiana, while being hunted in a wood near Deridder Louisiana with aid from Louisiana authorities.
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Austin
Texas
INS
Texas Department of Public Safety
Deridder
Louisiana
James E. Johnson
Tom Eddleman
Johnson
Eddelman
Spurger
Harvey McCarty
Douchette
Merryville
They Followed Lead
New York report says Charles Loeb a 78 year old do it yourself enthusiast left home for two hours on Wednesday and returned to find thieves had used his tools to break into his safe and steal 200 dollars and two diamond rings.
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New York
Charles Loeb
Prisoner Escapes Anamosa Reformatory Spends Night in Supervisor’s Car
Billy Leslie Kipp, 19, of Postville, walked away from Farm No 3 and spent the night in the farm supervisor Lee Carter’s car after reportedly being unhappy with a hog cleanup task. Assistant Warden Roy Smith says Kipp crawled into the car to sleep and was found Thursday morning. He was convicted in 1955 for uttering and drawing a false check and this escape marks the second attempt in two weeks at the institution.
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Anamosa
Billy Leslie Kipp
Postville
Roy Smith
Kipp
Lee Carter
Fayette County
Muscle Men Feud In Mae's Troupe
In Washington AP reported Mickey Hargitay filed an assault charge against Chuck Krauser after a knock out in Mae West’s dressing room. Miss West remained silent as George Eiferman claimed Krauser struck Hargitay over alleged insults to West.
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Washington
Mr. Universe
Mae West
Mickey Hargitay
Chuck Krauser
Miss West
George ‘Eiferman
Krauser
Mickey
Hargitay
Russia Rebuffed In Peiping Drive at U N
The Trusteeship Council rejected Russia's bid to oust Nationalist China from the United Nations. India and Burma voiced opposition in principle, but Acting Chairman Dorsinville of Haiti ruled a majority supported recognizing Nationalist China as the legitimate Chinese spokesmen.
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United Nations, N. Y
INS
Russia
China
U. N
Peiping
Trusteeship Council
India
Burma
Dorsinville
Haiti
U.N
Night Bus Service at Iowa City Is Halted
The Iowa City Coach Company ends night runs effective Thursday with service ending at 6 30 p m. Operator aes Negus cites ongoing financial loss and low ridership averaging about 60 passengers after 6 p m.
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Iowa City
the Gazette
Iowa City Coach Company
Aes Negus
Negus
Strike closes Lehigh cement plant in Mason City
About 265 workers at the Lehigh poesia Cement Company walked off the job Thursday, forming picket lines and halting the multi million dollar expansion. Walsh Construction crews honored the picket, stopping work while Northwestern State Portland Cement Company workers voted against joining the cement workers union.
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Mason City
Lehigh Poesia Cement Company
Cement Company
Cement
Walsh Construction Company
Northwestern State Portland Cement Company
Cement Workers Union
Lehigh Company
Death of Carl Jacobson 73 in Cedar Rapids
Carl Jacobson 73 who moved from Chicago to Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 11 15 p m Wednesday after a long illness. Born in St Charles Michigan on September 20 1882 he was a Chicago printer and CTU No 16 member. A daughter Sister Mary Clotilde BVM teaches at St Patrick school. Rosary at Teahen chapel Thursday night. funeral Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes Chicago and burial in St Joseph Cemetery River Grove Illinois.
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Carl Jacobson
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
St. Charles
Mich
Jacobson
CTU No. 16
Mary Clotilde
St. Patrick’s School
Burglars Ransack Oelwein National Guard Building
FBI and state agents head to Oelwein to investigate a Thursday break in at the national guard armory. Sheriff Fred House said professionals entered via the back roof and a second floor window, ransacked offices and lockers, and opened a safe while leaving a small cash sum.
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Oelwein National Guard
Oelwein
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Guard
Fayette County
Fred House
FBI
State
Sheriff House
Armory Breakin
Ossian De Sales Catholic High to Merge with Six Parochial Schools
Ossian De Sales Catholic High announces consolidation with five other parochial high schools. Students from Calmar Clermont Decorah Festina and Postville will ride buses to Ossian for high and junior high classes. Grades 1-8 remain in their communities. Msgr. Vernon Peters of Cresco named dean of the centralized school.
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Oelwein
Ossian de Sales Catholic
Calmar
Clermont
Decorah
Festina
Postville
Ossian
Msgr
Vernon Peters
Cresco
Woman Seeks Pastorate in Iowa Methodist Area
MT PLEASANT Iowa AP The woman may become the first full fledged minister in the Des Moines Conference. Nancy Nichols 25 of Hancock Wisconsin graduates Drew University and will ask the conference to accept her on trial as a minister. If approved she would begin a year on trial toward full ministership, a move supported after the 1952 Minneapolis vote opening ministerial duties to women.
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MT. Pleasant
Iowa
Des Moines Methodist Conference
Nancy Nichols
Hancock
Wis
Drew University
Madison
N. J
Iowa Wesleyan
Simpson
United States
General Conference of the Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Infant Rebecca Groff Dies in Cedar Rapids Private services held
Rebecca Bernice Groff infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Groff of Alburnett died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 4 30 pm Surviving are her parents a brother Charles and sisters Frances Constance and Jennifer Lea Groff all at home Private services were conducted in Turner chapel at 3 pm Thursday There was a cremation committal.
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Rebecca Bernice Groff
Charles Groff
Alburnett
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Frances Constance
Jennifer Lea Groff
Turner Chapel
Services for Cedar Rapids Woman Died in Iowa City Hospital
Services for Mrs. Clay E. Phillips of 112 Twenty-second Street NE Cedar Rapids who died at University Hospital Iowa City Wednesday will be held in Turner chapel at 9 30 a m Friday with Dr Theodore Lilley of First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Cokato Minnesota and friends may contribute to the American Cancer Society.
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Clay E. Phillips
Twenty-second Street
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Turner Chapel
Theodore Lilley
First Presbyterian Church
Cokato
Minn
American Cancer Society
Services for Wilmer H Johnson Held in Two Churches
Services for Wilmer H Johnson of Cedar Rapids who died Tuesday are set for 11 a m Friday at Turner chapel and 2 p m Friday at Bethany Lutheran church in West Branch led by Rev D D Thogerson. Burial is in West Branch cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Wilmer H. Johnson
Second Avenue SE
Otis Leather Company
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Bethany Lutheran
Polio cases rise to 121 nationwide
Washington AP reports 121 new polio cases last week, up nine from the previous week. The figure is less than half of the 248 cases recorded in the corresponding 1955 week.
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Washington
Beloved Bellevue matriarch dies at 83 in hospital
Louisa Heim Kurt 83 mother of Rev. Ed gar Kurt of Cedar Rapids died in Bellevue hospital after a two month illness. Funeral at St Josephs Church Saturday 10 30 a m with Father Kurt officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by four sons Raymond Oscar Winfred Greg a daughter Mrs Roy Wagner a brother sister 16 grandchildren two great grandchildren. Friends may call Kemp ter Gallagher funeral home after 7 p m Thursday.
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Bellevue
Louisa Heim Kurt
Edgar Kurt
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Kurt
Mt. Mercy Junior College
St. Stephen's Church
Central City
John B. Kurt
Raymond
Oscar
Winfred
Detroit
Greg
Des Plaines
Roy Wagner
Andrew
Peter Heim
Dubuque
Frank Weinert
Kempter-Gallagher Funeral Home
Miss Farquharson A BOAC Hostess Seeks Transatlantic Ship Crossing
PRESTWICK Scotland Felicity Farquharson the first BOAC hostess to fly a million miles between London and New York says her greatest ambition is to cross the Atlantic by ship. She aims to travel from Britain to North America by sea for the first time.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Felicity Farquharson
British Overseas Airways Corporation
London
New York
Atlantic
Link Belt Plans $3.5 Million Plant Near Indianapolis
Link Belt Company announced a three and one half million dollar plant to be built on a 140 acre tract on US 36 west of Indianapolis. The facility will manufacture precision small bearings and pillow housings for bearings and is expected to employ nearly 1000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Link~ Belt Company
U. S. 36
British Oil Bid by Texas Firm Shocks London Market
A Texas oil company offered 176 million dollars to gain control of Trinidad Oil, Britain's largest independent oil firm, threatening a political clash as Labor calls government blocking action. If completed American interests would hold about 50 percent of the British oil sector, with Shell and British Petroleum holding the rest. Trinidad shares surged from 41s 6d to over 70s as Parliament considered the bid.
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London
U. S
Britain
Texas Company
Trinidad Oil Company
Labor Party
Anthony Eden
Trinidad Oil
Shell
British Petroleum Company
Man Fined $50 For Biting Officer
Ernest Hagerman, 33, of 627 Tenth Avenue SE, was fined $50 and costs in municipal court on a charge of resisting an officer after he allegedly hit Patrolman Charles Johnson and bit the officer’s nose. He received a head welt and a two stitch cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hagerman
Tenth Avenue SE
Hargerman
Charles Johnson
Hagerman
Counterfeiting Is Fast Becoming a Lost Art
Oklahoma City AP report notes the Secret Service credit a national education campaign for fewer counterfeit rings. Carl Dickson, longtime Secret Service figure, says big rings are rare though $10 and $20 notes surface. Local enforcement and public vigilance are highlighted as key factors in the decline.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Secret Service
Carl Dickson
Secret Service
Dickson
British Auto Jargon Baffles American Tourists
Chicago readers learn British car terms expected on European trips this summer. The Chicago Motor Club lists terms such as boot for trunk bonnet for hood trafficators for turn signals and other equivalents like bumper guards for over riders and fenders for wings.
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Chicago
Europe
England
Great Britain
Chicago Motor Club
CHANNEL 9 VERSUS 6 OCLOCK EDITION NEWS CRUCIAL HEADLINES
The report highlights Channel 9 and Channel 6's evening editions as the most complete source of regional and local news. It emphasizes their competition for audience and coverage quality.
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Aily
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Derritt Clendening
Joan M. Mason
Richard D. Birky
Solon
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Swisher
Robert D. Henik, Jr
Elaine M. Krob
Mechanicsville
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Robert J. Blood
Mary C. Blood
Elizabeth Conrad
Charles Conrad
Edna Suits
Glenn R. Suits
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Leon D. Hansel
Calvin G. Miller
Marilyn R. Miller
Billy B. Hillier
Garrett R. Hillier
Emily Domer
Floyd Domer
Mother
California
C.R. Hospital
C.R
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Jesse A. Cannon
Rita M. Bascom
Harold E. Bascom
Murdoch
Center Point
Walker
Mae
Ossian Catholic High
Groff Infant
Phillips Services
Johnson Services
Beider’s Florists
Florist Telegraph Association
Marion Blvd
John B. Turner & Son
Ind Ave
Commons
Trinidad
Man
Joan E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
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