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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1944

Page

9

Hogs and cattle market reports from Chicago and Midwest

Unofficial Monday receipts by market reports show hogs 30 000 cattle 15 000 sheep 9 000 in Chicago totals with nominal quotations. Saturday sales were light with limited hogs and steady to higher cattle and lamb values across Sioux City Des Moines Omaha and Omaha area yards.

Chicago

Iowa Hog Prices And Produce Market Notes

The report lists hog price quotes from Ottumwa and Austin with various figures for current bids and packing sows. It also covers Chicago produce receipts and grain quotes with details on egg, cheese, potato, and potato stock pricing and regional supply notes.

Grain Market Steady Amid Listless Trading Saturday

In Chicago price changes for grains were small in a listless session. Wheat up 1 to 3 percent with July at 1 71 55, oats unchanged to 1 percent higher, rye down about 0.5 to 4 4 higher May. barley bid at 128 with ceiling noted. Provisions show no wheat or oats sales and barley quoted around 125 to 144.4 with field seed nominal prices for Timothy and clovers.

Chicago

Italian Prisoners of War to Work at Fort Des Moines

The Seventh Service Command announced that 150 Italian prisoners of war will be assigned to Fort Des Moines for maintenance and related tasks to relieve military personnel for active duty. The source said the sending camp has not been determined and the prisoners would not be sent to the Des Moines facility until ready.

Omaha Seventh Service Command Fort Des Moines Des Moines

Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Report

Prices on all hog grades were ten cents lower on the Cedar Rapids market Saturday. Top price for butchers is 13.50, packers 12.85, with various weight classes listed for good hogs and packers. Cattle prices show ranges from 9.50 to 15.00 for steers and heifers, plus cow and calf market figures, and sheep market figures including lambs and ewes with several price bands.

Chicago API WFA Cewter Utahs Sioux City IWFAI Omatia Livestock OMAHA _INS WFAI Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids market report with grain and produce prices

Grain oats, rye, corn, soybeans and hay prices listed next to farm staples. Poultry prices include delivered springs and various hen and egg rates. Wholesale fruits vegetables and citrus show crates and per box prices. hides and livestock rates also noted.

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Iowa State Guard Reaches 1952 Officers and Men

Des Moines reports 1952 officers and men on the Iowa State Guard roster, reaching 88 percent of the authorized limit. Since January 1 354 have withdrawn for selective service, offset by 404 new recruits. Units strive to reach their encampment summer limits.

Des Moines Arthur Wallace Iowa State Guard Wallace

Richard Daniels Fined For Reckless Driving

Richard D Daniels 29 of Twenty second street at Wilson avenue SW was fined 100 dollars plus costs for reckless driving after pled guilty Judge Harry S Johnson suspended fifty dollars of the fine if balance and costs are paid Patrolmen Henry Overman and Charles Shepard pursued Daniels at speeds over 55 miles an hour siren ineffective and a warning shot was fired before Daniels stopped He claimed he did not know he was being chased. Bob Repass driver of a truck pled not guilty to speeding Judge Johnson found him guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs.

Richard D. Daniels Twenty-second Street Wilson Avenue Pole Court Harry S. Johnson Daniels Henry Overman Charles Shepard Shepard Bob Repass Grande Avenue SE Stephen F. Pazcera Johnson Repass

Stock Market Closes Uneven on Easter Weekender

New York traders faced a mixed session between Good Friday and Easter with gains for several favorites but small losses among leaders. Transactions ran around 400000 shares as investors split between profits and caution in a sandwich market environment.

New York NEW York Bond Review Rails Wabash Texas and Pacific Morris and Essex Lehigh Valley Illinois Central Cleveland Union Terminal

Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Mississippi River Stages Summary

Plymouth Wisconsin lists weekly cheese prices including Twins and cheddars at 23 4c. Davenport reports Mississippi River stages with Portage at 9.65 feet and a fall of 0.1 feet, Prairie du Chien rise 0.2, McGregor and Dubuque at Gordons Ferry with 5.03 feet and a fall of 0.3.

Wisconsin Plymouth Wis Davenport Portage Prairie du Chien McGregor Oe Dubuque Gordons Ferry

265000 Iowans In Armed Forces

Brig. Gen. Charles H. Grahl Iowa director of selective service said Iowa has contributed about 265000 persons to the armed services. He estimated total serving may reach 285000 by July 1 with further calls after that date uncertain.

Des Moines Charles H. Grahl Selective Service Iowa Grahl

Consoli Dated Vultee Airliner to Fly This Month

San Diego officials say Consoli dated Vultee Aircraft will launch a 48 passenger commercial airliner in the air late this month with officials disclosing the plan on a Saturday.

San Diego Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation

Willkie Named to Teheran Draft for Extra Liquor

Master Sgt Bernard Rokey testified that American military mission members in Teheran listed Wendell Willkie as a guest for three months to obtain extra liquor rations. The tactic grew to include other visiting dignitaries before the British uncovered the scheme.

DES Moines Teheran Iran Wendell Willkie Bernard H. Rokey New York Rokey Ex Willkie Rokey Russia Roosevelt Churchill Stalin

Oakley to return home praised after North Africa service

Marion residents receive word that Pfc. Carl Oakley, wounded in the 1943 North Africa campaign and amputated below the knee, will be home for good in about a week. He was treated at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington D C for about a year. Various Easter visits and travel notes follow as families in Marion host and visit relatives, with several members serving or traveling for wartime duties.

George Oakley Twelfth Street Pfc Carl Oakley Oakley Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. C

Smith Biddle Clash Over CIO Unit Financing

Washington battle over CIO Political Action Committee financing amid FBI probe. Rep Howard W. Smith charges illegal political spending from union funds. Francis Biddle cites FBI findings that the committee raised 569,608 dollars, with 400,000 from three international unions and the CIO. Smith vows grand jury action if evidence supports it.

Rep. Smith Biddle CIO Washington LLP Francis Biddle Howard W. Smith D-Va Political Action Committee Smith Federal Bureau of Investigation Bidaie Sidney Hillman Congress FBI

Easter church notices span many Cedar Rapids parishes

A list of service times and events for Marion and surrounding churches includes Rev. Shaw at Marion Churches Baptist Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 10 45 with resurrection sermons. St Joseph Catholic high mass at 8 am. Union Easter sunrise service 7 am. and other congregations detailing sermons choir events and midweek studies. Also listed are Lost and Found notices and local merchants and services.

Benjamin H. Shaw St. Joseph’s T. J. McElliott Vernon H. Carter Union Young Peoples David Berger Knights Templar Christian Endeavor Darlene Meggers Congregational—Church School Avery Lambert Iowa University Free Methodist C. B. Patrick Arthur W. Henke Church Board of Education Upper Parlor Presbyterian C. V. R. de Jong L. R. McMullen Westminster Fellowship Christian Church Spiritual Life Group Ben Gill St. Paul’s Lutheran Carl E. Krog Seventh Day Church of God Sixth Street Ninth Avenue Prairie Chapel A. B. Curran Epworth League

Hold Everything 4-8 74 by Wea Btavice

Oh so you come crawling back eh the phrase echoes as a playful patter in a 1920s style vaudeville or stage caption. The fragment hints at a comeback gag or line likely tied to a comic performance or musical sketch.

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