Market News: Cattle and Hog Receipts Decline
Chicago reports Monday cattle receipts at the lowest since mid January, hogs fewest since October. Cattle demand remains brisk with killing classes 15 to 25 cents higher, top steers near 18 dollars and heifers around 17 dollars. Hog prices hit ceilings of 14.85 for barrows and gilts, 14.10 for sows and stags as early clearances finish. Sioux City and Omaha also show steady to firm cattle and hog action, with varied calf, sheep, and stocker activity across markets.
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Chicago
USDA
Southwest
Colorado
Montana
Sioux City
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa Hog Receipts and Prices Report
Iowa hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 48 hours ending 8 am Monday were 30,800, down from 34,300 a week ago and up from 28,500 a year earlier. Prices show good butchers and packing sow ranges with varied weights from 160 to 650 pounds, with typical quotes around 13.40 to 14.45 per hundredweight across different classes and plants.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Dow-Jones
Monda
E. Bennett & Co
W H. Juma
Mgr
Pial
Merchants Bank
Adams Express
Central
Alaska Juncauary Va Aleehory Corp
Altice
Ers
Pwr Johns Manville
Amn
Loco
Jones Laughlin
Kennecott
Kresge
Roll Mills
Kroger G. B
Peonard Oil
Libby McNeill
Amn Libbey Owens
el Aa Tel
Aviation Corp Ll
Baldwin
Mont Ward
Balto & Ohio
Motor Wheel
Barnsda
Murray Corp
Bendix Avn
Best Foods
Nash-Kely
Beth Steel
Biscuit
Blaw Knox
Boeing Airp
A Dairy
Borden, Co
Philco
Repb Steel
Cocr-Cola
Reyn
Tob Pe
Cole Palmolive
Schenley D.s. Colum G
Sears Roebuce
Credit Yq Server, Inc
Com Solvents
Shell Union
Comw
Edison Aeth Simmons Co
Comw Southern
Sinclair
Cons Edison
Socony Vac
Cal
Condl Motors
Sperry Corp
Oil Co
Crane Co
Crucible Steel Cub
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Uni Air Lines
Oods
Uni
Orp
Motors
Dru
Howe Soundson & Co
Hudson Mtrs
Si & Woolworth
Hupp
Mtrs
Youngston
Bayonne
Zenith Radio
Cincago
Admiral
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Prices
Monday market quotes show prime butchers at 14.45 while packers at 13.70. hogs 160-180 lb at 14.00 and 180-400 lb ranges. cattle dress grades and utility values listed with steers 16.60s, yearlings around 14.05, cows 11.00 to 12.00, bulls 9.50 to 13.05. grain, eggs, poultry and wholesale fruit and produce prices also given for the Cedar Rapids market.
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Cedar Rapids
Pete
Sheen
Irregular stock markets across sectors Monday
New York markets showed mixed results with steels rails and some utilities slipping about a point while motors and selected industrials resisted. Bond trading followed a narrow irregular course as U S treasuries retreated from recent peaks and corporate loans mirrored the pattern. Kansas City cattle receipts topped 15 000 with generally steady to strong prices for fat cattle and livestock futures showing modest gains amid varied demand.
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New York
NEW York Bond Review
United States Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Stock Exchange
Chicago Produce Market Report Mixed Wheat Prices and Dated Quotes
Chicago and New York produce rundowns show Idaho russets and Colorado red McClures priced around 3.75 to 3.50 per 50 pounds with U.S. No 1 grades. Butter and eggs prices firm with 92 score creamery butter at about 4.74 to 4.90 per pound and egg prices steady amid strong receipts.
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Colorado
Idaho
Red River
Texas
Chicago
USDA
Minnesota
North Dakote Cobblers
Michigan
Chippewas
Bliss Triumphs U
New York
York
May Rye Moves Up Most of Time
Chicago reports May rye holding gains amid strong short covering and stop loss buying. Wheat, corn, and barley hit ceiling prices. oats little changed. The note covers commodity prices, oats, field seeds, and Wisconsin cheese sales with limited activity last week.
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May Rye
Chicago
Wisconsin
Talle Introduces Surplus Act Bill in Iowa House
Rep Henry O Talle of Decorah introduces a Surplus Property Act amendment to aid veterans. The April 5 bill seeks to allow veterans to acquire surplus property for personal use or to start small businesses and gives veterans priority over other disposals under the act.
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House of Representatives
Henry O. Talle
Decorah
Iowa
Pennington Reports Reckless Driver Incident
Robert A. Pennington of Solon went to the police station to inform Capt. Stolba that a woman would report him for reckless driving. He paid $5 and costs for failure to yield to a pedestrian. Police were investigating when he arrived, and Mrs. Bessie Paul of 408 12 Second Avenue SE said Pennington's car nearly struck her crossing First Avenue at Third Street.
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Robert A. Pennington
Solon
S. L. Stolba
Pennington
Bessie Paul
Second Avenue
First Avenue
Third Street
Bricklayers Urge Cedar Rapids Builders Clean Code Violations
Union officials told Cedar Rapids city council that builders ignore sections of the municipal building code. They cited back plastering to ground level on block foundations and using an 8 by 8 by 16 inch block on edge as a base. Spokesmen Don Whitney James Forrest Wes Robovsky and Jerry Hardwacke urged inspections of footings and foundations.
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Brickmason's
Cedar Rapids
Don Whitney
James Forrest
Wes and
Ralph Robovsky
Jerry Hard
Wacke
Whitney
Frank K. Hahn
James Lilly
Lilly
Wes Robovsky
Forrest
David L. Williams
Williams
Cedar Rapids Council Reassigns Third Cab Driver License
The Cedar Rapids city council revoked the taxicab license of O. E. Gillilan, Century Cab driver, after considering the matter since last Thursday when Gillilan appeared with a lawyer. Two other drivers, Gerald Wolfe of Yellow Cab and Maurice Toomer of Aero Cab, had licenses revoked last week.
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Cedar Rapids
O. E. Gillilan
Century Cab Company
Gillilan
Gerald Wolfe
Yellow Cab Company
Maurice Toomer
Aero Cab Company
Tidal Wave Toll Rises to 115 in Hawaii Disaster
HONOLULU UP Discovery of 15 additional bodies raised the toll from last week's tidal waves to 115 across the Hawaiian Islands, as reported by the Red Cross on Monday.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Red Cross
Housing committee formed to tackle local problem
Mayor Frank K. Hahn received a Chicago call about a housing letter from Housing Expeditor Wilson Wyatt. A telegram followed and on November 13, 1945 Hahn formed a housing committee to address the local housing issue.
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Frank K. Hahn
Chicago
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
Hahn
Woman Held on Forgery Charge in Two Cities
Cedar Rapids police say Ruby Elizabeth Maresh, 25, will face forgery charges in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids after her arrest. Detectives report she admitted passing multiple checks at stores in both cities, using several names including Rose Ann Anderson and Alice Fister, with amounts ranging from 41.50 to 87 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Ruby Elizabeth Maresh
Linn Street
H. F. Sprinkle
William Kudrna
George Connell
Joe Dolezal
Sprinkle
Kudrna
J. C. Penney
the Hills Bank and Trust Company
Killian’s
First National Bank of
Marion
Newman’s
First National
Jack Yager’s
Swisher Trust and Savings Bank
Rose Ann Anderson
Alice Fister
Elizabeth Maresh
Threatens Officers with Gun at Home Melichar Fined
Joseph Melichar of 1615 Fourteenth Avenue SE was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court for drunkenness and distur bing the peace after he threatened two patrolmen with a shotgun during a 145 a.m. family dispute. Officers seized the weapon and took him to the station.
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Joseph Melichar
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Melichar
Roy Walker
Tom Gaines
Home Robbed Second Time in Two Months
A. H. Rodgers of 1325 Second Street SE reported a Saturday burglary with $32 in dimes taken from a fruit jar. He said about two months ago $50 in cash and a woman's wrist watch were stolen.
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A. H. Rodgers
Second Street
Rodgers
Special Meeting for New YMB Members
New members of the Young Men's bureau will hold a special meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Chamber of Commerce building. About 90 new members are expected to attend to learn aims and to gain ideas for improving the bureau program.
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Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Marion News ETTE BUSINESS Board Hires New Teachers
The Marion board of education hires four new elementary teachers Charlotte Crees Pauline Burr Plumlee Ramona G Johnson and Carol Cook. The district also considers remodeling the Lincoln bandroom to add grade rooms and approves a 10 percent salary increase for teachers though petitions called for 15 percent. Smyth scholars awarded to Beverly Walker Jo Marie Peck and Edward Wainwright. Finance committee appointments listed. Social notes include retirement celebrations and family visits in Marion with local residents and relatives from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Dubuque.
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Marion
Ford
Sheets
Lala
Gordon
Services Tuesday for Mrs Anna L Jess 70
Mrs Ernest C Jess 70 died Saturday night at her home 1356 Thirteenth avenue after a long illness Born Nov 12 1875 Nortonville Kan married Dec 30 1906 Excelsior Springs Mo came to Marion from Sabula in 1914 lifelong Christian church member Survived by husband daughter Miss Jean Jess West Allis Wis son William C Jess Cedar Rapids three grandchildren three brothers Herman Brundage Whit ing Kan Merrill C Brundage Marion Harry Brundage Chicago sister Mrs Charles A Kennedy Milwaukee Services at Yocom chapel 2 p m Tuesday Rev Vernon H Carter officiating burial Oak Shade cemetery Friends may call at chapel.
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Ernest C. Jess
Thirteenth Avenue
Nortonville
Kan
Excelsior Springs
Marion
Sabula
Christian Church
Jean Jess
West Allis
Wis
William
Navy Branch Recruiting Stations to Serve Eastern Iowa
Branch recruiters will visit Monticello Tama Grinnell and Iowa City on set days while Cedar Rapids hosts a daily office except Sundays Eight locals are en route to San Diego boot camp including Clifford C Moore Quentin P Larsen Gerald E Barrett Robert W Gifft Joyce W Underwood Richard E Lehner Maurice E Whitman and Richard A Beebe plus eight more from Cedar Rapids Marion and Independence.
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Cedar Rapids
San Diego
Calif
Clifford C. Moore
Seventh Avenue
Quentin P. Larsen
Meadowbrook Drive
Gerald E. Barrett
Sixth Street
Robert W. Gifft
First Avenue
Joyce W. Underwood
D Avenue
Richard E. Lehner
Police Court Fines of 25 Meted Out To Five
Five individuals were fined 25 dollars each in police court on Monday by Judge Harry S. Johnson. Harold H. Benson and Rose O Mallus paid for dis orderly conduct after being arrested in a downtown hotel room about 2:30 a.m. Sunday. Clifford Barth faced 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace after a report of molestation in a theater. Kenneth W. Reddick and Donald Gur ney paid for disturbing the peace as police found them fighting in a downtown alley Saturday night.
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Harry S. Johnson
Harold H. Benson
Third Avenue
Rose O’mallus
Marshalltown
Clifford Barth
Strawberry Point
Barth
Kenneth W. Reddick
Third Street
Donald Gur~ney
Fourth Avenue
Merle Burton
New Health Method Promises Root Cause Cure
The text touts a new treatment addressing chronic diseases by removing toxins from the body. It argues that conventional drugs offer only temporary relief and that pain signals a deeper imbalance. The method claims thousands have found health improvements by targeting the underlying cause.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
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