Mental Health funding sought to expand Iowa clinics
The Iowa Mental Health Authority asks the legislature for 100000 dollars in the 1955-56 biennium to create a mobile clinic in western Iowa and expand IMHA centers in Waverly Davenport Burlington Cedar Rapids Keokuk and Des Moines. The agency has relied on federal aid though state and private funds support centers.
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DES Moines
Iowa Mental Health Authority
M. Opal Fore
Iowa
IMHA
Waverly
Davenport
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock market shows hog receipts 19 000 with moderate opening and later active trading. hogs and sows 25 to 50 cents lower. Cattle receipts 22 000 with slaughter steers steady to 50 cents lower and heifers cows mostly steady. prime steer prices 27 to 29 dollars, vealers around 14 to 16 dollars. Sheep and lambs 3 500 with wooled lambs 18 dollars.
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Chicago
USDA
Sioux City Livestock Report Prices for Cattle
Sioux City livestock market shows receipts of 17 000 cattle and 9 500 calves. Slaughter steers around 1 175 pounds mostly prime at 28 25 with and low prime to 26 50. Heifers around 925 pounds offer choice 22 50 to 24 25 and good 19 00.
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Sioux City
Omaha cattle receipts show varied demand across classes
Cattle receipted at 23 000 head with 5 000 calves. Slaughter classes steady early but not fully developed. Stockers and feeders around 45 percent of receipts with moderate activity. Prices list high choice to prime fed steers up to 27.50 and choice heifers to 25.00.
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Omaha
INS
Des Moines Livestock Receipts And Prices Report
Des Moines reports cattle and hog receipts for the week and Saturday totals. Prices show steady to 25 cents lower than Saturday with top barrows and gifts in the 160 to 180 pound range at 14 75 to 17 10, up to 18 00 for 200 to 270 pounds. Larger weights range from 15 70 to 16 25, with one line noting 400 to 450 pounds at about 15 00 to 15 18 and 450 to 550 pounds around 13 75 to 15 25.
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Des Moines
INS
Cedar Rapids
Gees
Ciee
Ubar
Co Mon
Iscom
Market Prices and Grain Report From Westee See
Local market notes show prices for various poultry and grain items. Under four pounds eggs listed at 16 cents per pound, springs at 10 to 12 cents, heavy hens 16 cents, eered eye receipts 19 cents, pullet eyes 8 cents, and common grain markets with new crop pricing and straw values.
Stocks Edge Lower After Five Day Rally
New York markets opened with a moderate decline following five sessions of gains. Trading activity was light with about 3.2 million shares changing hands as investors reacted to corporate developments and small shifts in prices.
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New York
Loveless Campaign Spent More Than Raised in 4th District Race
Herschel C. Loveless Ottumwa Democrat reported 1899 in contributions and 1903 in expenditures for his bid in the Fourth district congressional race. He listed 500 from Industrial Council CIO-PAC and 300 each from UPWA-PAC and Labor League for Political Education voluntary. Frank L. Davey said he had no receipts but spent 61 in his secretary of state bid.
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DES Moines
Herschel C. Loveless
Ottumwa
Two Oelwein Break-ins Under Investigation
Police investigated two weekend break-ins in Oelwein with thefts totaling 50 dollars from a Marketeteria cash register. A Waterloo man, Clifford, had shotgun shells and a hunting coat stolen from his locked car after a break–in on an Oelwein street.
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Oelwein
Marketeria
Waterloo
Clifford
An Wein
Ruling Bars Polk Deputies From Union Membership
Polk County Deputy sheriffs cannot join a union the county attorney ruled. He warned they may lose pay unless they resign from the AFL truckers union after a request for overtime pay for summer flood service. Sarcone cited nationwide rulings barring public servants from unionizing.
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DES Moines
INS
Polk County
James Sarcone
AFL Truckers Union
Polk County Board of Supervisors
Sarcone
Pblic
Unons
Paul Olson Story City Herald Publisher Dies
Paul A. Olson, 81, editor and publisher of the Story City Herald, died Monday in a Story City hospital after a long illness. Native of Chicago, he moved to Story City as a baby, began newspaper work at 12, owned the Herald since 1905, and was named an Iowa Master Editor in 1946. Final rites will be held Friday in Story City.
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Story City
INS
Story City Herald
Paul A. Olson
Story Hospital
Ison
Chicago
Olson
The
Herald
Iowa
Soybeans Fall Amid High Moisture Harvest Reports
CHICAGO AP soybeans declined sharply as large cash receipts and many harvest beans with high moisture content pressured prices. Wheat closed modestly higher while corn mixed and oats rose, with nearby and futures quotes listed for December and November contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Provisions Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices list futures quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans with No 2 yellow corn at around 1 48 to 1 49 per bushel and several other grades and track prices for Illinois and northwest markets detailed for wheat oats and soybeans across multiple grades and futures.
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Chicago
Illinois
Northwest
Chicago Produce Market Report Struggles With Poultry Prices
Chicago market notes weak activity on aryers for live poultry with assorted prices for hens fryers and springs across breeds including White Rock Plymouth Rock Gray Cross and more. The report lists weights and price ranges, with totals for cases and receipts and mentions Washington Wisconsin potato prices amid overall dull market conditions.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Capone i
Roosters
Toms Ieelt
City Briefs Roundup Highlights Local Meetings and Rentals
Cedar Rapids活动信息汇聚本地聚会与公告 包括Ardekhan temple 活动、55 Chevrolet Special 2-door 发售价1899美元、Canopus club 午餐会由消防主管 Jesse Hunter 主讲、Mexican Border Veterans 与 auxiliary 6:30 p.m. 在 Morris 家举行聚餐等 还提及学生音乐家 Richmond Anderson 成为 Gustavus Adolphus 学院管乐团成员、Rockford College 咨询活动、盗窃案及返乡探访等简讯 并对 dega pan shop 活动纠错与 general claims meeting 进行报道
New York Produce Prices Steady Butter and Egg Rates
AP reports USDA market notes New York creamery butter at 60 to 61 cents per pound for 93 score AA. other butter at 59 to 60. 90 score B at around 14 to 14.5 cents. Eggs show mixed colors and grade data with extras large 39 to 41 cents per dozen. other listings include 48 to 50 pounds and related ranges.
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New York
USDA
Abies Bee Stannaras
Social Security Facts New Booklet Highlights Changes
A Cedar Rapids Social Security Administration office offers Booklet 35 detailing new law provisions effective January 1. Clergy, professionals, disabled individuals, farmers, domestic workers, and farm laborers are emphasized. The booklet introduces three action times: disability before 65, reaching 65, and death of a worker in a family.
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Social Security Administration
Cedar Rapids
Budget Increase for Health Dept Asked in Iowa
DES MOINES Iowa officials announced the next legislature will be asked to raise the annual appropriation for the Iowa State Health Department by two hundred thirty thousand five hundred twenty eight dollars The department seeks seven hundred seventeen thousand three hundred ninety eight dollars annually for the next two years The request has been turned over to the state comptroller and will be reviewed in the governor s budget hearings
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DES Moines
INS
Iowa State Health Department
Health Department
Galileo Galilei Opens Heavens With First Telescope Look
The first recorded observer to glimpse the night sky through a telescope was Galileo Galilei in 1609. He built a crude instrument and used it to study the Moon, marking a turning point in astronomy.
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Galileo Galilei
Iowa City man Banken fined for drunken driving
Clarence O Banken, 39, of Iowa City, was fined 300 dollars in district court here on Monday after an arrest on November 3 for drunken driving.
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Iowa City
Clarence O. Banken
Tripp Funeral Services for Bernard R. Tripp
Bernard R. Tripp of Wood Wisconsin died Friday and graveside funeral will be Tuesday at 1 30 p m in Oak Shade cemetery Marion with Marion American Legion post conducting services Burial follows calling hours at Murdoch chapel in Marion Reverend Elton D Wells to lead the service Mrs Mary Bickel listed as patient at St Luke s Hospital and a local costume party announced at the Masonic temple
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Danford Guests Sunday at Glenn Danford Home
Guests listed at the Glenn Danford residence in Marion include Mr and Mrs William Danford and Sheri of Des Moines Mr and Mrs Earl Muckler of Haydraw SD Mr and Mrs Max Lindsay of Masonville and their daughters Mrs Elizabeth Washburn of Cedar Rapids and her son Kenneth Mr and Mrs Everett Washburn and their children Mr and Mrs H D Danford and their sons and Mr and Mrs Duane Danford all of Marion.
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Oelwein
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Weekend Visit Highlights Dachshund Puppies Ad
Vernita and Emma Koch and Hazel Knowel of Waterloo spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Stuber. Dachshund puppies. Fine Pets. Phone 295.
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Vernita
Emma Koch
Hazel Knowel
Waterloo
Carl W. Stuber
Centennial Encampment No 91 meeting Monday night
Centennial Encampment No 91 and the Ladies auxiliary will meet at 8 in the OOF hall tonight. Refreshments will be served.
Wilkinson Family Visit in Denver From Son Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. La IVerne Wilkinson of Denver arrived Sunday to spend a week with his mother Mrs Anna Wilkinson and with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles Schuch.
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Denver
la Iverne Wilkinson
Anna Wilkinson
Charles Schuch
Whittemore Couple Vacation in Paris During Army Duty
Paris trip by Sgt Donald Whittemore and his wife during his Germany assignment highlights a two week visit. Sgt Whittemore, son of Carl and family formerly of Marion and Earlville, resumes duties after the vacation.
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Carl Whittemores
Earlville
Marion
Christianson Family Visit Cited in Vinton Notes
Mr and Mrs Ben Christianson of Vinton spent Sunday with their son in law Mr and Mrs Garth est and their granddaughter Becky Rommann.
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Vinton
Becky Rommann
Garthest
Theodore Folkers Patient at St Luke's Hospital
Theodore Folkers of 176 Four teenth street is listed as a patient at St Luke's hospital.
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Fourteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Franks Spend Sunday in Marengo with Fredericksons
Mr and Mrs Ben Franks and Fr spent Sunday in Marengo visiting the O K Fredericksons and their parents.
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Ben Franks
Marengo
Fredericksons
O. K. Fredericksons
Community Notes From Marion and Vicinity
Families gathered Sunday visiting relatives across Marion and Van Horne including the Pesetskis the Luedtkes and the Hackerts. The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges plan their annual homecoming Tuesday with a 6 30 dinner and a 50 year pin for Archie Milner followed by a program.
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Archie E. Milner
Farm Chimney Sparks Trigger Marion Fire Alarm
The Marion fire department was called to Mrs. Forrest Arnold's farm northeast of the Linn County Home on Monday at 6 20 a m when chimney sparks threatened the house. No damage occurred.
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Forrest Arnold
Linn
Boone guest Mrs. Shank visits Holsingers
Mrs. W D Shank of Boone is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G Holsinger. Mr. and Mrs J J Reed of Oelwein were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stimson.
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Oelwein
Lyle Stimson
High Court’s Tie Blocks Indian Burial Suit
A 4-4 Supreme Court vote leaves in place Iowa’s ruling against Evelyn Rice, widow of Sgt. John Rice, blocking her $180000 claim against Sioux City Memorial Park Cemetery for humiliation after a restriction that burial be limited to Caucasians. The case cited due process and equal protection concerns, while Rice’s body was eventually buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Egg Buying Stunt Discouraged by Des Moines Officials
The Iowa Department of Agriculture told inspectors to discourage retail merchants from buying eggs directly from farmers for local sales promotions. Only licensed dealers may legally purchase eggs, and unlicensed buyers should be directed to licensed dealers who can issue credit slips. The program, begun last Wednesday in Oelwein, reportedly circulated to other towns with some merchants paying high prices and placing egg cases outside stores, causing losses up to 500 dollars.
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Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
L. B. Liddy
Dairy and Foods Division
Liday
Oelwein
OES Dinner Sets Marion Chapter Initiation Thursday
Officers of the Marion Eastern Star chapter plan a dinner and initiate new members Thursday evening at the lodge hall.
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Naguib Ousted as Egypt Hails Nasser Rule
Cairo AP report says Major General Mohamed Naguib was ousted as president by the ruling military junta. Gamal Abdel Nasser, acting president, assumed undisputed power after a swift transfer of authority. A clash in Helio polis killed two civilians and wounded two police before the removal. Talaat confessed to aiding a Brotherhood plot to kill Nasser, prompting the army to move against Naguib and place him under house arrest.
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Hassan
Merg
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Three Linn County youths enlist for Marines and draft call set
Enlistees Allan Lacock David Kolek and Roger Frantz all of Springville will train at San Diego. Linn county's December draft call is for 10 men on December 13 with orders to be mailed next week. One of ten induction slots in Des Moines was skipped due to illness. Navy Reserve drills postponed to Tuesday and two men signed as seaman recruits Michael George and Robert Halstead.
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Cedar Rapids
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Allan E. Lacock
David L. Kolek
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Springville
Linn County
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Avenne
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Marion
Charges Filed Against Two Drivers in Oelwein Crash
Special to The Gazette reports charges filed Monday against Harold Peters of New Hampton and Earl Walrath of West Union after weekend car-truck crashes. Peters allegedly failed to yield half the road east of Maynard. Walrath, who said he was eating a ham burger, failed to control his car leading to an overturn on highway 150. C N Dutch Schnurr of Oelwein sustained head injuries in the collision on a construction area blacktop road.
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