Cattle Prices Rally On Tuesday Livestock Markets
Readouts from Chicago Omaha Sioux City and Kansas City show cattle receipts around 13 000 at Chicago and 11 500 at Omaha with steady to higher steady beef and stocker prices. Hogs receipts near 9 500 at Chicago and 5 500 at Sioux City with ceilings around 14 85 and 14 50 respectively. Slaughter lambs slump to new lows while western lambs show varied bids amid ongoing Easter trading.
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USDA
Omatua Livestock
Omaha (Ap
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Kansas City
Hecht
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Prices Report
The Cedar Rapids hog market lists ceiling prices on Monday with top prime butchers at 1.45 and packers at 13.70. Hog weights 160-180 and 180-400 pounds show 14.00 and 13.70 respectively. Cattle quotes cover steers, yearlings, cows, bulls with ranges from 9.40 to 16.80 and utility, commercial, and canner grades noted. Grain and livestock prices for hay, oats, corn, and various fruits and vegetables complete the market report.
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Cedar Rapids
Wall Street Mixed as Leaders Stall Amid Light Offerings
Shares moved unevenly near the close as many leaders failed to push higher on light supply. Trading activity ran about 1.2 million shares with a broad mix of prices across industrials, rails, and utilities while several major issues posted fractional gains and declines.
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New York
Chicago Produce Market Reports and National Prices
Chicago and New York produce markets show steady to firm receipts for butter eggs cheese and potatoes. Notable figures include Chicago butter 46c to 44c, eggs at 36c, various potato classes with rounds from 3.20 to 3.60, and New York reporting strong butter and cheese prices with 92 score and 89-90 ranges and 46c to 47c quotes. Wisconsin twins and cheddars had no sales last week with bids at 27 and 0 per pound respectively.
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U.S
Florida
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O.P.A
New York City
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
May Rye Reaches New All-Time High On Market Rally
May rye surged five cents to a fresh peak as both traders and commissions stayed active on the buy side. Wheat corn and barley held steady at ceilings or near unchanged levels, with May rye at $2.58 and July futures noted as up slightly. Des Moines Iowa hog receipts show very active CEIL prices across interior yards and packing plants, with barrows and gilts and sows moving to strong bids.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Minnesota
Hick: Declares OPA Must Be De Bowlized
Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper of Iowa urges a period of grace for the price control program to undergo a housecleaning and remove bureaucrats he says oppose free enterprise. He warns the Senate may back restrictive amendments if the changes are not made.
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Washington
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
R- Ia
OPA
Senate
House
Marlon News Bay House Sold At Public Auction
Marion News reports the Han son couple bought the old residence at 740 Twelfth Street at a public auction from Osceola Lodge. Hanson will move the house to 2540 Eighth Avenue. The Linn County Produce Co. awarded a $4,000 warehouse contract to E B Castle and Son north of its Twelfth Street plant. Various notes include service members' travel, a lost bicycle, family visits, and lodge meeting changes.
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Diaper Shortage Worsens Across Nation in 1945
The Cotton Textile Institute reports a monthly deficit of about 7.8 million diapers nationwide. Demand grows with more babies while raw materials for home sewn diapers remain scarce, leading to service refusals for 132,400 babies and insufficient stock for hospitals and institutions. Price incentives to boost supply are urged to the Civilian Production Administration.
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Cotton Textile Institute
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Laski Claims New Atomic Bombs Could Devastate America
Brighton England AP Professor Harold J Laski says the United States has manufactured atomic bombs so powerful five could destroy the whole south of the United States and devastate Indiana and Illinois He criticizes secrecy in atomic energy research while Washington experts discount the claim noting current work aims at improving Nagasaki type bombs.
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Saski
Washington
Laski
Eugenie’s Jewels Stolen From Louvre in Night Burglary
Paris police report 50 items taken from the Louvre including Empress Eugenie’s pearl necklaces and other jewels. Conservator Marcel Guerin calls the loot valuable more for history than value and says the Charlemagne crown was not among the items. The thief used a homemade key, hid after closing, and escaped by rope from a window.
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Napoleon III
Louvre Palace
Marcel Guerin
Museum of Dégorative Arts
Guerin
Charlemagne
Louvre
Seek Men Firing Shots into Houses
Chicago police hunted Monday for two men in a dark coupe who fired rifle and pistol shots into 13 suburban homes during the weekend. Investigators link the gunmen to the fatal shooting of 12 year old Nancy Lowrey Friday and the wounding of 17 year old Donald Ostrand Saturday in a forest preserve. No injuries from the home shootings were reported, but several residents had narrow escapes as shots targeted lit lamps. A spent .38 caliber bullet was found at the 803rd AAF depot, and many shots came from a .22 caliber rifle.
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Nancy Lowrey
Donald Ostrand
803Rd Aaf Despot
Wallace Leads U S Drive To Collect Food
Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace becomes chairman of the Emergency Food Collection a nation wide drive starting May 12 to gather canned food or money for overseas relief to aid starving peoples. Funds go to UNRRA with no admin deductions. Local depots will accept gifts and volunteers, including 19597 cities, lead by local chairs and Dan A West as executive director.
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Henry Wallace Sunday
United States
Wallace
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
UNRRA
New York
EFC
Victory Clothing
N.Y
Dan A. West
Troop Ships to Ports Bring 9900 Servicemen
United Press reports eleven ships head to east and west coast ports on Monday with over 9,900 servicemen. New York arrivals include U S S Yosemite with 350 naval personnel and U S S R Victory with 745 troops. San Francisco expects Rockwell 1,686 and Belle Isle 487 naval personnel plus Typhoon 1,452 and Cape Cleave 1,800. San Diego to receive Dashing Wave 1,641 and Hawk 1,683 naval personnel.
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Canal Zone
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Rockwell
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Belle Isle
Tokyo
Typhoon
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Atcheson Named American Chairman of Allied Council for Japan
Tokyo AP report says George Atcheson Jr. is appointed American member and chairman of the four power Allied council for Japan. The move follows discussions among the council members and changes in leadership after Maj Gen. W. F. Marquat had served as temporary head during Atcheson’s absence.
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MacArthur
Atcheson
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W. F. Marquat
Marquat
Allied Council For Japan
Sulfa Drug Treatment Used on Trout Disease
Washington reports that furunculosis, once the worst disease in trout hatcheries, is being treated with sulfa drugs. The U S fish and wildlife service says sulfamethazine shows promise and experiments continue.
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U. S. Fish and Lwildlife Service
Excelisor Alumina Deposit Found Near Kaiser Plant
U S Geological Survey officials report a massive alumina clay deposit near Henry J Kaiser’s Spokane aluminum complex. The Excelisor deposit holds about 12,533,000 dry tons averaging 28.7 percent alumina and 5.6 percent iron oxide, with potential 30 year supply and titanium oxide by products. Hiring may reach 4000 workers as Kaiser aims to start mill production by mid summer for autos and affordable homes.
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Geological Survey
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Kaiser
Trentwood
Mead
Peaches Browning Weds Fourth Husband in Nevada
Frances Peaches Browning married Ralph N Willson of Columbus Ohio in a Sunday ceremony at Dayton Nevada. Browning, 35, previously wed three times in high profile marriages beginning at 16 to Edward W Browning. Willson, 36, is connected to Vera Willson and Frank Medick and recently annulled a prior marriage to Helen Phillips.
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Frances “Peaches” Browning
Ralph N. Willson
Columbus
Ohio
Willson
Vera M. Willson
Frank C. Medick
Helen Hayes Phillipps
Vineland
N. J
Joseph C. Civelli
San Francisco
Hereafter He Says Shell Tee Off First In Chicago Tale
Herbert Naiditch, 26, recounts a golf mishap on an English course where a sergeant yelled fore and a ball struck his ankle. A later clash left him head and heart injuries, then he married the woman who hit both drives. Now Barbara, 24, has arrived in Chicago and will tee off first.
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Herbert Naiditch
Naiditch
Barbara
Lord Keynes Dies Famed Economist and Wartime Advisor
Lord Keynes 62 a British economist died of a heart attack Sunday after returning from the Savannah conference where he led the British delegation under strain He helped secure a 4 4 billion loan from the United States and headed the 1944 Bretton Woods talks co author of plans for the IMF and World Bank His work shaped Roosevelt era policy and the Keynesian spend until recovery doctrine.
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Keynes
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Savannah
Lord Halifax
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Britain
Bretton Woods, N. H
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World Bank
U.S. Public Predicted To Rally For OPA Bowles
Economic Stabilizer Chester Bowles predicted a mass public response in support of OPA price controls with telegrams and letters from everyday citizens. He said Congress would reject destructive amendments amid lobbyist pressure, while Wilson Wyatt warned the bill would spark inflation and harm housing programs and veterans’ priorities.
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Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
Toscanini Returns To Italy To Reopen La Scala
Maestro Arturo Toscanini, 79, sails to Milan to reopen La Scala with his wife and son Walter. The conductor left Italy in 1938 protesting the fascist regime and plans to return to the United States in August.
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Arturo Toscanini
Milan
Italy
la Scala
Walter
Toscanini
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