Cattle and Sheep Receipts Hit High Tuesday Notes
USDA estimates show Tuesday salable livestock receipts at 71,000 hogs, 7,000 cattle, 4,000 sheep. Chicago and Omaha reports indicate active markets with ceilings reached for hogs and steers near $18, and top lambs around $17.10, while Iowa and Sioux City markets reveal strong demand and steady to higher quotes for cattle and hogs.
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Chicago
USDA
Very
Wisconsin
Omaha
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market report summary
Market quotes list ceiling prices for prime hogs at 14.45 and packers 13.70. Cattle ranges shown for steers, yearlings, cows, bulls, calves, plus calf and sheep values. Includes hog weights, grading categories, feed crops, hay, eggs, and river stage readings for Mississippi River towns and Cedar River at Cedar Rapids with fall values.
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Cedar Rapids
Stocks Take Late Upswing In A Turbulent Session
New York stocks reversed losses late Monday as profit taking cooled and buyers stepped in in the final minutes. The market moved slowly with about 1.2 million shares traded, lifting some favorites into positive territory while others pared earlier declines. a broad mix of utilities and industrials showed scattered gains and losses across the board.
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New York
Rother
Chicago Produce Market Reports Mixed Butter and Egg Rates
Chicago and New York notes show receipts for butter eggs and cheese with price ranges and standings. Butter and egg shipments steady to higher with varied scores. cheese and live poultry prices listed. potato varieties and regional stock details included.
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Chicago
Idaho
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
U. S&s
Texas
Triumphs U
Florida
New York
Market trends keep May rye ahead amid demand shifts
Chicago markets show demand sustaining May rye, with oats lagging after early deals. Wheat corn and barley posted ceilings near 1.83, 1.21 and 1.34, while rye held steady. Wisconsin cheese saw no sales though buyers bid on twins and cheddars. Kansas City cattle receipts reach 12,200 with slaughter grades steady to strong and feeders firm as prices range across several weight categories.
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Chicago
Coe College Band Delights 3000 at Chicago Concert
The Coe college women's band directed by Stanley Vesely performed at Orchestra Hall Chicago before 3000 attendees. Selections praised by Chicago Symphony members included Doge's March from Merchant of Venice and Andante from Beethoven Fifth. Patricia Owens played a cornet solo The Palms.
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Coe College
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
Coe
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Stanley Vesely
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Doge
Rosse
Andante
Patricia Owens
Traer
Hines and
Vaughan
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Oak Park
William Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
City briefs list local civic events and appointments
Civil service exams for police and firemen set for tonight at McKinley high school at 7 30 p m. Dr J G Wratten opens dental office at 814 Dows Building. Regular Chamber public welfare bureau meeting is Tuesday noon at Mon trose hotel. Gunnery Sergeant Mihalak assigned to Cedar Rapids Marines recruiting duty from Des Moines. Barbers auxiliary chapter one meets Wednesday 12 30 at Mrs I G Tinkham 600 Fourth Ave SE for picnic lunch. Rotary luncheon at Roosevelt hotel features South America film including Ford rubber plantation in Amazon. loaned by Pan American Airways system.
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Stephen J. Mihalak
Pennsylvania
Cedar Rapids
Marines
Mihalak
State Marine
Des Moines
I. G. Tinkham
Fourth Avenue SE
South America
Ford
Amazon Valley
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Pan American Airways System
Finder of Lost Purses Cites Two Returns
Frank Drehouse of 1131 C avenue NW says he has qualified as a finder of lost purses after returning an $85 purse and valuables to their owners. On Sunday he located another purse containing $19 and papers and returned it to its owner near Bedell Ely and C streets SW.
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Frank Drehouse
C Avenue NW
Bedell
Ely
C Streets
Rev Coolidge family to visit Cedar Rapids before Trinidad pastorate
The Rev Mr and Mrs R N Coolidge and their four children will arrive in Cedar Rapids Monday on a journey from Owatonna Minnesota to San Fernando Trinidad British West Indies where Mr Coolidge will take a pastorate He will speak Tuesday evening at Ellis Park Church of God in Cedar Rapids where he served as pastor for several years.
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R. N. Coolidge
Cedar Rapids
Owatonna
Minn
San Fernando
Trinidad
British West Indies
Talk on Office Methods By P A Lawrence At Cedar Rapids Meet
P A Lawrence of Burroughs adding machine in Detroit will address the Cedar Rapids chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants on Making the Office Pay a Profit at the Roosevelt hotel. The program includes a 5:30 directors meeting and a 6:30 dinner. Guest presenter Wyman P. Fiske, MIT staffer since 1929 and national past president, attends with L S Hasselquist and W D Wagner from the Tri City chapter.
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Methods Research
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Detroit
Cedar Rapids
National Association of Cost Accountants
Roosevelt Hotel
University of Michigan
Lawrence
Wyman P. Fiske
Fiske
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
L. S. Hasselquist
W. D. Wagner
Tri-City
Tow Named Assistant in Cedar Rapids Playground Dept
Keith B Tow, a former army lieutenant colonel, began Monday as assistant superintendent of the city playground and recreation commission in Cedar Rapids. He will organize the Cedar Rapids softball association, appoint umpires, run games and supervise playgrounds in summer. Tow, a 1935 Coe College graduate, previously directed boys work at the Community House and YMCA, served 27 months as a liaison with the Chinese National army, was released in February, is married with two children James and Allen, and lives at 1800 Sixth Avenue SE.
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Army
Playground and Recreation Commission
Commission
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Coe College
Tow
Ym.c.a
China
Burma
James
Allen
Tows
Sixth Avenue SE
White Announces C R Statistics on Diseases
White reports disease totals for the city fiscal year April 1945 to April 1946. Chicken pox 90 cases, scarlet fever 56, whooping cough 52, mumps 21, measles 18, polio four, diphtheria undulant fever and typhoid fever one each. Total deaths 860: 461 men and 399 women.
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C. H. White
White
Professor Zech Death Seen as Self-Inflicted Mystery
Columbia authorities concluded that Dr Adolph Zech university German professor killed himself after allegedly poisoning his wife with arsenic in a hospital bed. Zech, 48, left a self defense note denying culpability before firing a rifle at his head. Investigators linked the wife’s arsenic death to arsenic in soft drinks Zech brought to her bedside and noted a motive tied to the wife’s poor health. Mrs Zech, 44, had been a hospital patient for nine days prior to her death with earlier stays at the university infirmary.
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Columbia
Adolph Zech
University of Missouri
Zech
Marie
George S. Spencer
Spencer
Boone County Hospital
Noyes Hospital
University Infirmary
Claude Aldridge
Aldridge
Stephens College
Hearing Tuesday On Delay Motion In Hygrade Case
A 3 pm Tuesday federal court hearing before Judge Henry N. Graven will consider a continuance of the government's case against Hygrade Food Products corporation over adulterated foods. The suit, filed in May 1945, targets Hygrade plants in Tipton Olin Plainfield Toledo and Clarksville and accuses manager Edward Brewer of unsanitary processing. The government seeks an injunction to prevent future shipments.
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Hygrade Food Products Corporation
Henry N. Graven
Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Tipton
Olin
Plainfield
Toledo
Clarksville
Edward Brewer
Iowa
Pops Harrison To Speak At Civic Bureau Dinner
Lawrence Pops Harrison Iowa basketball coach will address Thursday's civic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at the 615 PM dinner. Reservations are handled only by the Chamber of Commerce. Senior bureau members have been invited to attend this meeting.
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Lawrence “Pops” Harrison
University of Iowa
Civic Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Porter Sees Rise in Auto Prices if Amendment Voted
Washington AP Price Administrator Paul Porter warned that car prices would rise by about 85 dollars or more if the auto dealers amendment to the stabilization law passes Congress. He argued the measure would not boost production, only dealer margins, and cited expected increases for popular Chevrolet Ford and Plymouth sedans. Porter said the amendment would restore prewar margins and that assertions of diminished dealer margins are unfounded. He noted consumer groups worry about speed of price control removal but defended the pace as prudent, adding that major controls remain on food clothing and returning products like autos and refrigerators.
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Paul Porter
Congress
Auto Dealers
House Banking Committees
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Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
OPA
Rep
Crawford
R.-Mich
Army and Navy Even On Enlistment Score
Army and Navy recruiters reported equal enlistments with six men accepted for service. Army enlistees from Ft. Snelling include Ned F. Wilbur, Donald E. Johnson, Marvin K. Adair, Donald J. Wellner, Jack E. Wood, and Gerald D. Scherbaum. Navy enlistees heading to San Diego are Lewis A. Merritt, John C. Awbrey, Ronald D. Kohl, Dale D Peterman, Gaylon R. Dahn, and Gilbert J. Stevens.
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Navy
Des Moines
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Ned F. Wilbur
Ninth Avenue
Donald E. Johnson
Sixth Avenue
Marvin K. Adair
Palo
Donald J. Wellner
Jesup
Jack E. Wood
Gerald D. Scherbaum
Vinton
San Diego
Calif
Lewis A. Merritt
John C. Awbrey
Marion
Ronald D. Kohl
Anamosa
Dale D Peterman
Monticello
Gaylon R. Dahn
Lisbon
Gilbert J. Stevens
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
C R Retires Sixty Thousand Waterworks Bonds
Waterworks construction bonds totaling 60000 were retired as of April 1 per Finance Commissioner L D Burgus. The retired issue equals 60 bonds at 1000 each. Remaining waterworks bonds to retire total 190000. total city bonds outstanding stand at 1394000 per City Treasurer Walter Miller.
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L. D Burgus
Walter Miller
Infant James Charles Foran Funeral Held in Cedar Rapids
Marion News Services for James Charles Foran died shortly after birth at a Cedar Rapids hospital. Services were held at the Yocom chapel Monday with Rev. T. J McElliott officiating. Burial followed at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Surviving are parents Mr and Mrs Francis Foran, a brother Michael, a sister Jo Anne, and grandparents Mr and Mrs John H Freeman of Marion and Francis X Foran of Cedar Rapids.
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Francis Foran
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Yocom Chapel
T. J McElliott
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Michael
Jo Anne
John H Freeman
Madrion
Francis X, Foran
Easter telegram forms available for greetings
Gay Telegraph forms for Easter greetings are back as Western Union restores illustrated blanks and special envelopes. Seaman Roy Houser, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Houser, is mentioned with local offices noting the resume of telegraph services. Park Fullerton of Eau Claire is visiting relatives and Perry trips are noted for illness.
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Park Fullerton
Eau Claire
Wis
E C Ainley
Perry
George H Fullerton
Western Union
Roy Houser
Ered
L. G Frutig
Tide of wartime moves reaches Pearl Harbor to Manila
Newsnote lists several service movements and family notices from the war era. A troop transport arrived at Pearl Harbor en route to Japan, Radioman Charles Lynn Slater sailed from Guam for the United States April 9, and Roy Williams Jr. reports a promotion to fireman first class and assignment at Manila. Various local families—Hall, Slater, Groth, Copenhagen, Venables, Awbrey, Coker, Cleveland, Rodgers—are noted with illnesses, visits, and travels as relatives respond to military service.
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Pearl Harbor
Japan
Charles Slater
Radioman
Charles Lynn Slater
Guam
United States
A T T Reports Quarterly and Annual Income Gains
American Telephone and Telegraph reported for the quarter ended March 31 a net income of 46,076,000 dollars, 2.28 dollars per share on 20,209,000 average shares, up from 40,392,953 dollars in the prior year. For the year ending March 31, net income reached 177,323,000 dollars, 8.86 dollars per share on 20,014,000 average shares, compared with 163,065,879 dollars and 8.47 dollars per share on 19,252,000 shares in the previous period.
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NEW York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Marion High School
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St. Joseph's
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Fifth Avenue
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Mansel
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West Third Avenue
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Don Hall
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Third Avenue
Manila
W. S. Venables
Ottumna
William Kendrick
W. J. Goodyears
the Baptist Church
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Harry Cokers
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Jackson, Miss
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M.M
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Hugh Jones
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