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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1954
Page
3
A. B. and Lyle Juhl of Le Mars shipped 29 head of butchers weighing 216 lbs each to Sioux City's Lock yards last week. The enterprise involved the regimental supply and describes high quality livestock moving through local facilities.
Ben Grimm found a class ring missing for 15 years in Humeston. Mrs Theo Cook formerly owned it. James Totion, 89, stirs talk in his city. A $20,000 cache was found in squalid quarters. Cresco airman Raymond Deane flies Globemaster to Indo China, stationed in Paris. Sister Mary Leonice of Bancroft injured in a wind accident. Maryetta Gregg of Louilia honored by Albia Chamber of Commerce. Bruce Robinson and Ben Young escaped major injury after a deer herd crash near Richland. Peter Zwagerman, 91, Dutch-born Orange City resident, dies. Tama men Richard Tesar and Loren Ledford killed in barricade crash. wives and children affected.
Babson Park Massachusetts May 13 1954 The column notes a stated prediction of no sharp drop in 1954 with only a temporary unemployment rise. The author plans an extended forecast as to future business patterns and argues that critics’ pessimism for the second half is unfounded despite some retail sales declines.
Analyzing 1954 economic trends, the report notes weak auto sales and steel loads, modest railroad declines, and a shift toward larger farms. Optimism rests on strong consumer purchasing, high construction spending, and solid bank liquidity, while unemployment deserves cautious interpretation by per capita rates.
A fragmented note describes a hopeful business climate with words about steady conditions. It mentions a lead and guidance that may mislead, and references a plan extending over ten months with cautious optimism. The text is unclear and partially garbled.
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