Hogs Finish At 14 Down After Rally Amid Ceiling Talks
Chicago livestock market shows hogs slipping to 14.00 with bids 15 to 20 cents lower as ceiling regulations ripple through cattle and sheep trades. Receipts hover around 10,000 to 11,000 across Chicago Kansas City and Omaha areas while Austin and Des Moines reports add mixed prices for 140 to 360 pound hogs and feeder cattle.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louia
St. Paul
Cricago Livestock
UPI
Dent. Agriculture
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Sloan City Livestock
Sioux City
U. 5
S. Dept. Agriculture
Peoria
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts total 28,044 pounds with heavy hens Leghorn broilers white ducks and ducklings listed. Prices show heavy and small poultry ranges with scores including JA74C and 3642c, car values around 382c, and market firsts figures 30120 with 11 3e cars.
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Report with Prices and Shipments
Idaho russet Burbanks and other potatoes show mixed prices from washed 3.40 to unwashed 3.35 per 50 lb sack. Butter and eggs steady with current receipts and graded firsts price ranges. Cheese and dressed poultry values listed. live poultry and other produce futures noted by Lamson Bros. and Co. for November and October standards.
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Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss
Wisconsin
Maine
Texas
California
New York
Lamson Bros. and Co
Hogs and Lamb Markets Reported With Prices
Market update shows hogs with a dime drop on local trading and several lamb and ewe lots. Prices listed include 80-95 lb choice lambs at 12.25 to 15.25 per hundredweight and medium to good lambs at 11.25 to 12.25, ewes 120-140 lb at 5.00 to 6.00, and 150-180 lb ewes at 4.00 to 5.00.
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Austin
Minn
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grains Poultry and Fruits
Market list from Cedar Rapids shows grain prices No 1 96c No 2 84c for wheat, Onis New white No 2 53c, rye 60c, shelled corn 5c, soybeans 171c. Hay straw prices 15 and 10 dollars, poultry hens 17c, leghorns 6c, pigeons 3 dollars per pair, eggs 12c. Wholesale fruits and vegetables include Colorado celery 3.50, lemons 5.50, oranges 4.85, lettuce 3.75, onions 3.35, new cabbage 3.00, carrots 2.25, tomatoes 4.35, potatoes Russets 3.50, apples 1.90, hides by grade listed.
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Eaes
Mennerler
Colorado
Texas
Wisconsin cheese quotas and wool market notes
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of April 27 to May 3 list Tw in s 2014c and cheddar prices. On the Boston wool market, demand for medium fleece wools rose due to government blanket orders with buy ing at three-eighths blood combing grades and bright fleece trading at similar rates. French combing territory wool hovered around $1.15 to $1.18 per pound, cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Bond Market Rebounds Late in New York Session
In late trading the bond market reversed earlier softness and moved higher. Western Union 5s Santa Fe 4s and New York Central 5s attracted strong demand among corporates while U S government issues faced modest pressure as the Fed remained on the buying side. Foreign dollar bonds also rose with the overall trend.
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New
Broad Rally Lifts Stocks After Price Freezing Talk
New York stocks moved higher in a broad rally as the government price-freezing program eased tension. Leaders gained about two points with gains seen in United States Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Douglas Aircraft American Can Westinghouse General Electric Southern Pacific and Pennsylvanian. Du Pont topped chemical gains with more than a three point rise.
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New York
Henderson
Roosevelt
Congress
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Douglas Aircraft
American Can
Westinghouse
General Uelectric
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania du Pont
J E. Bennett & Co
W.ump
Merchants National Bank
Abbott Lab
Central
Alaska
Juneau
Vandus Mayon
Allied
Amn
Int! Corp
Johns Manville
Amn Lo
Kennecott Corp
Amn Maracaibo
Ax Itresses
Kroger G & B
Lehigh
Amn Roll Mills Smelting
Libbey Owens
Anny
Stl Steel
Fdys Lig
Ainn Ae
Loews, Inc
Amn Wat Works
Lorillard, P My
Amn Woolen
McKesson
Marshall _Fid Ar Nat Gas
Martin Armour, Co
Mathiesen Alkar Atchison
Armstrong
Cork
Alliantic
Rfz
al Coast
Mont Ward
Aviation Corp
Motor Wheel
Baldwin Loco
Murray Corp
Baltohio T
Nash-Khelv
Barnsdall
Elas M
Barber
Natl Biscuit
Beatrice
Ash Rex
Beth Steel Endix
Dstirs
Airy P Wa
Blaw Knox
Natl
Pow & L
Boeing Alrpa
Gy Bohn
Nor Pac
Borden Co
North Amn Co
Borg Warner
Bridgeport
Otis Eley Ie
Bucyrus Erie
Tls Steel
Bu Liz
Packard Mtrs
Paramount Uta
Burroughs Adk
Pen & Ford
Cat & Hecla
Clanese
Proctor
Pullman Co
Cetro de Pascoes
Chrysler Motors
Radio Corp
Keith Coca Cola
Cole Palmolive
Cp Teel
Olumas
Safeoway ‘Om Bolvents Schenley
Sears Roebuck Inc
Congolcum
Shell
Union NF
Ons Copper
Simmons Covalga Cons Edison
Contl Motors
Sperry Corp
Del
Stan Gar
Crown Drug Crucible Steel
Axi
Calif
Cudahy
Stew Warner Pay
Curtiss Wr
Studebaker
Deere and Co
Stone
del Hudson
Ex Corp
del Lackar
Tex Gulf
Douglas Air
Tex Pac Ld
Thompson
Erie
Tidewater
aTimken
Ford England
Uni
Uni Bruit Co
Gen Foods
Gepsum
Gen Gas
Gimbel Bros Gillette
Hecker
Woantwort
Hiram Walker
Houston
Tae
Vty
Hudson
Vinton County Registers 685 Men for Selective Service
VINTON H. H. St. Clair, chief registrar, said 685 men aged 45 to 65 registered Monday for selective service from Vinton County. Ben ton county registration totaled unclear due to partial OCR but indicates broader mobilization.
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Vinton
H. H. St. Clair
Benton County
Grain futures rise unevenly on Roosevelt address
Chicago grain futures edged higher with modest buying after President Roosevelt's address. Wheat up 3.5 cents, corn up to 3%, oats easing, rye steady, soybeans up up to 1 cent. cash wheat, corn, oats, barley, and soybeans quoted with varying wholesales and grades.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
58 Die in Raid On Alexandria
Cairo reports 58 killed and 111 injured in Axis air raid on the Alexandria area Tuesday night. German high command says air attack hit military installations at the British naval base, with dive bombers scoring direct hits on docks, a coaling station, a railway station fire, and ships including a 10,000-ton merchantman and a medium freighter.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Egyptian Interior Ministry
High Command
Bertin
Germans Abolish Sunday Holidays Decree Broadcast
London AP report says Berlin radio announced a decree abolishing all Sunday holidays, signaling a shift in religious and social practice across Germany. The broadcast did not specify implementation dates or scope beyond the Sunday cessation.
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London
Berlin
Negroes Move Into Detroit Home Area Guarded by Troops
In Detroit, over 1,500 state troops and state police guard Sojourner Truth housing as Negro families begin moving in. The first family arrives at 9 am under watchful mounted and patrol police, with white and Negro officers patrolling nearby to deter protests after riot earlier this year.
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Detroit
Sojourner Truth
Silver Shirts Leader Indicted for Sedition
Federal grand jury in Chattanooga Tennessee indicted George W. Christian leader of the Crusader Whiteshirts on four counts for distributing materials intended to cause disloyalty and mutiny in the U S military and naval forces alleging efforts to cause insubordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Department of Justice
Tennessee
Chattanooga
George W. Christian
United States
Cuba Recognizes Free French Sway
Havana reports Cuba accorded formal diplomatic recognition to Free French possessions under General Charles de Gaulle. The move signals support for de Gaulle leading Free French forces during the conflict with Vichy France.
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Cuba
Havana
Free French Committee
Charles de Gaulle
Private hero courts women then runs date bureau
In Camp Davis North Carolina an unnamed man charmed every girl at a service club dance and collected their names and addresses to operate a fee based date bureau. Columbus Junction reports Mr and Mrs T J Gipple celebrating their fifty eighth wedding anniversary at home. Elizabeth Auracher Gipple was the bride. They wed April 24 1884 in the bride’s home with Rev E B Utt officiating. The Gettys native of Louisa county and Mrs Gipple born in Pennsylvania. They retired from farming in 1922 and belong to Spring Run Evangelical church. They have three sons Frank Taylor and Joe and a daughter Mrs Lou Hall.
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Camp Davis
Columbus Junction
T. J. Gipple
Here
Gipple
Elizabeth Auracher
E. B. Utt
Louisa County
Spring Run Evangelical Church
Frank
Taylor
Union
Joe Conesville
Lou Hall
Nazi Guards And Norse Workers Clash at Trondheim
Norwegians report large German submarines joining surface craft at Trondheim and thousands of laborers under armed guards to convert the city into a fortified naval base. Fires destroy oil tanks barracks and a depot with nearly $1,000,000 in food for Nazi sailors.
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London
Trondheim
Deaths in Solon and Bovey and Walford celebration
Anna Veronica Janko 64 of Solon found dead at home from heart attack. Born March 28 1878 she lived in area all life widow of Frank Janko survived by two sons, two sisters, a brother and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending. A T Mellwain 71 former Belle Plaine resident died April 23 in Bovey Minn services held in Bovey. Survived by wife Minnie Robertson two sons, a foster daughter and five grandchildren. Walford Western Bohemian Fraternal members celebrate Barta trophy victory with lodge speeches talent show dancing and refreshments.
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Solon
Anna Veronica Janko
Mary Meyers
Frank Janko
Norbert B
Cedar Rapids
Robert A
Daly City
Calif
Meyers
Frank Bele
Belle Plaine
North Western Roundhouse
Minnie Robertson
Faye
James
MS Hovey
Minn
Maxine Robertson Krakush
Calumet
Walford
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
Turkey House
Barta
Walford Lodge
Cedar Rapids Lodge No. 262
Libbie Messa
John Rompotl
Hromadzka
Charles Cacek
Filbert Vondracek
George J. Shultz
Greeley Nine Wins at Earlville in Baseball Clash
Greeley High School defeated Earlville 9 to 5 in a Tuesday baseball game at Earlville. The victory adds to Greeley's early-season momentum.
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Earlville
Greeley High School
Want Ads Rates and Deadlines in The Gazette Classifieds
Classified ad rates and rules for five to six word lines, minimum two-line ad. Payment for days run and no refunds for a single incorrect insertion. Includes lost item notices like a tire and rim between Anamosa and Marion and a lost billfold with reward. Names and places include Cedar Rapids, Independence, and local undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Marion
Capital Loan Co
MARKET LISTS AND SERVICES ADVERTISED INCOMPLETE NOTICE
A collage of classified blurbs lists items for sale and services including watches and jewelry cleaning, gun and instrument buys, travel plans, stimulants, memorials, jewelry, car washing, fur storage, and piano lessons. Contacts include Katz Jewelry, Probasco Jeweler, Anderson Monument Co, Morris Fur Shop, Lyman's Shell Service, and Andrew Carb. Service with various locations and phone numbers.
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Katz Jewelry & Loom Co
1St Street
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
May
Anderson Monument CO
Hamilton
Elgin
Bulova
L. A. Lower
Lyman
Ave
2Nd St. NE
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Denver
Colo
Andrew
WELCH
Aiatiainnaiainadine
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Financial Ened
Market News
Omaha Livestock
U. S
Dept. Agriculture
Lamson Brothers and Company
FH. R. Mowrey
Associated Press
Ood
Founds Mason Co
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Ste
Mississippi River
Davinport (Ap
Hastings
Crosse Aneste
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Dubuque
Davenport Ease Owe
St. Louis Keokuk
Benesee
Seca We
Memo Cairo
EnEos
Wall St
DOW Jonts
Winnipeg
Silver Shirts
the Gazette
Ludvicer
Helen
T. 5 Hlubucek
Joseph C. Ludyicek
Mary Roshek
Anna Kaders
Helen Divishek
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
C. R. Knitting CO
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands Printing Co
2Nd St
Pleasant Nursing Home
F Ave
St. Paul's Church
J Ave
Fiora M. Emerson
Eas Hnauser
Studio
Sth Ave
Cou Falls, Iowa
Don Coleburn
Eileen Ingalls
RALPH_ SLADE
Meloosuan
Eileen Stettler
Holly Goe S
Rocky and the Rockets
Danceland
Lillian Suchy
Ord St. NE
Paris Academy Beauty School
DIAL
Trojan Rug Tyke
Noel Rose
Kutchera Lodding & Fuel CO
Novak Heating CO
Drew's
Co. R
Srepesed
Akers
19Th St. SE
Bardens
Center Point Road
Call Boyson
Noble
Don Goodlove
Central City
Box V-246
Gazette Saal
Gazette Sa
Art Kassel
Swisher Pavilion
Joe FT
Rand Joe Fisher
Old Temple
Jimmie Adams
TOP Hat Soldiers
Sailora
Lee's Bar
Ce-Mar
Lafayette Glubroom
Mackin's Stables
J. H. McAndrews
1St Ave
Hallwood Cafe
Marion Ares
Mr. Holder
Cedar Rapids, In
Stocker
New Process Laundry Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Cedar Rauids
Gazette
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Toaverigis
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's __Onen
Vogue Beauty Shop
Glen Charles Hatel
Manchester
Country Club
Hazel
Cutter
Duster Bros
Becker Roofing Co
14Th Ave
By Galbraith
Iowa County
Williamsburg
Towa
C. R
New Hughes Ladies Apparel
2Nd Ave
Indy
Jowa
dAbkey
N. Malu
Rockord
Mraye
St. SE
Keotn
Bath
Woodland Dr. SE
Kozy Inn No
J. J. Studer
Vernon
Iowa Cafe
Taft Gr
Fidelity, Employment Service
22Nd Ave
TEA Central Employment AG
CY. Granby
Henderson School OF Welding
Uncle Sam
Best Rapids
American Hospital
School OF Nursing
Irving Park Blvd
Allen
Énd Ave
10Th St. E
NEA Service, Inc
REG U & Pat
Culver
3Rd Ave
6Th St
BUICK
Wagner Motor Co
8Th St. E
Ford
Rapaport
Uet Padzensky
Ist
Walter Steenhouse
van Horne
NASH
3Rd
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