Driver Faces Charges After Truck Rams Fairfield Car
A 34 year old Floris Iowa man Charles Raymond Chenoweth was to be arraigned in Fairfield on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a pickup truck rammed two autos. One car carried a Muscatine party of six. The incident injured a woman and others with no serious harm. Several other drivers fled or were not charged as investigators sorted the crash near Highway 34 east of Fairfield.
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Floris
Fairfield
Charles Raymond Chenoweth
Justice of the Peace
James Hinkle
Highway 34
Fairfiled
Chenoweth
Willis Valett
West Sixth Street
Valett
Vickie Lee
Herbert Valett
LaSalle
S. Rosenfield
Ernest John Walker
Bretta
Valett Auto
Walker
Donald McNerney
Route 1
Ottumwa
Two McNerney
Justice Hinkle
Floyd Berry
Edward Collier
Peoria
Muscatine Municipal
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Cecil Swartz
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Claude E. Lukins
Columbus Junction
Washington
George Kehde
Dubuque
Independence
Minnesota
Iowa
Eugene Dull
Kehde
Cattle Market In Big Jump Hogs Mixed
Cattle and hog markets show mixed movement with cattle and hogs advancing differently. Hogs steady to higher for some weights while most hog prices eased. cattle overall steady to mixed with prime values firm, calves slow, cows and bulls steady. sheep market uneven with shorn lambs and yearlings largely unsold mid session.
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Chicago
USDA
Christmas Observed Since the Fourth Century
The note marks Christmas as a Christian festival dating back to the fourth century, highlighting its long historical tradition in Christian practice.
Rev Lee Cooper Sends Ton of Clothing to Korea Mission
The Rev. Lee R. Cooper left Muscatine at 7 a m heading to San Francisco to sail for Pusan Korea. He travels with a station wagon and trailer loaded with nearly a ton of clothing bedding and medical supplies funded by church youths and gifts totaling 378 for relief via the Methodist Board of Missions.
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Lee R. Cooper
Claude W. Cooper
West Fourth Street
Korea
Muscatine
San Francisco
Calif
West Coast
Pusan
Mr. Cooper
Sandra Bendle
Herbert
First Methodist Church
Methodist Board of Missions
Deaths From Falls Rival Highway Accidents In Iowa
Des Moines reports accidental falls, mainly at home, caused 479 deaths in 1951, near highway fatalities of 609. Falls rose from 570 in 1950 while auto deaths slightly dropped. Heart disease and cancer remained top killers with 9,693 and 4,106 deaths respectively.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Vital Statistics Division
Iowa Department of Health
Loren Chancellor
Local Markets Poultry and Hog Prices Listed
Local market pricing shows heavy hens under 412 pounds at 18 cents, lights and leghorns at 14 cents, springs above 41% pounds at 24 cents. Eggs No 1 44 cents Med 36 cents No 2 25 cents pullet 20 cents. Hog prices range from 15.25 to 19.75 for various weight classes up to 500 pounds and beyond. sows and stags listed with variable rates.
Communists Endorse Progressive Presidential Ticket
The Communist party national committee endorsed the Progressive party’s candidates for president and vice president. The spokesman said Vincent Hallinan, a San Francisco lawyer, would be the presidential nominee and Charlotte Bass, a New York Negro former newspaper publisher, would be the vice presidential nominee.
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New York
Communist Party
National Committee
Progressive Party
Vincent Hallinan
San Francisco
Charlotte Bass
Rooney Owes $32,000 In Back Income Taxes
The government said Mickey Rooney owes $32,761 in back income taxes and interest for income from Rooney, Inc. He denied the tax due and petitioned the U S Tax Court to overrule the IRS. Rooney blamed neglect and loose management of the defunct corporation.
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Rooney
Washington
Mickey Rooney
Rooney, Inc
U. S. Tax Court
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Holiday Declared in Auburn for Eisenhower Visit
Auburn Nebraska with a population of 3500 proclaims September 19 as a town holiday to welcome Republican Presidential nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Auburn
Neb
Nebraska
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Unclear body found on farm near Underwood with bonds
A partially readable report says a man named indlowan or Christensen was found dead on his farm about ten days after his disappearance. Officials found government bonds and bank deposits on the property. No foul play was indicated.
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Council Bluffs
Christensen
Underwood
Highest gold producer details and world ranking
The Union of South Africa including Transvaal Orange Free State Natal and Cape Colony produces about 58 percent of the world's annual gold output. Canada ranks second and the United States third in gold production.
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Union of
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