Record hog prices hit $24.50 as receipts rise
USDA reports Tuesday salable livestock receipts in major markets totalled 7 000 hogs 7 000 cattle and 2 000 sheep in Chicago and Omaha. Hog prices reached a record high of 24.50 with steady to higher bids across weight classes, while cattle and sheep saw mixed to firm bids and notable activity in various regional yards including Sioux City and Kansas City.
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Chicago Livestock
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Omaha
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Colorado
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Kansas City
Iowa
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Minnesota
Cood and Choice
Cedar Rapids hog cattle grain markets list prices
Market report shows Cedar Rapids hog market up 50 cents with top prime hog price $22.75 and packers at $21.50. Cattle ranges include steers up to $23.50 and yearlings around $21.50, with cows and bulls priced from $6 to $12+. Prices extend to hids, sheep, lambs, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and grains with varied unit quotes.
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Cedar Rapids
Bogut
Birittiy Chi
Stock Market Loses Ground In Quiet Monday Trade
New York reports a quiet profit taking session as motor shares weighed on the market with fractions to two points declines. Liquidity was slack, helping bearish sentiment, though a few favorites posted modest gains near the close. About 700000 shares changed hands in transfers.
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New York
Motors
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago live poultry and butter markets show unsettled receipts with f.o.b. prices for fowl at 28c, ducklings 22c, heavy ducks 17c, light farm ducks 13c, and butter steady with AA 7c, A 7c, B 6c-6.5c. New York prices list eggs at 34-38c for standard to extras, butter steady with AA 72.5c, A 69-70c, and B 68.5c, cheese steady with wholesale sales active.
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F.o.b
U.S
Ycestiacs
Stenwiss
California
Washington
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Russet
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New York
Idiec
Grain Prices Slip After Rain Touches Midwest Markets
Chicago reports show sharp declines in grain futures after overnight rains in Iowa Kansas and Nebraska. Corn led losses with declines above three cents, oats fell over two cents amid selling by commissions with hedging observed. Cash corn offerings rose as rain boosted arrivals. more than 200000 bushels bought on a to arrive basis. Wheat barley oats cash prices listed with various No. grade quotes.
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Chicago
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Turkey Premier Saracoglu Resigns Cabinet in Shakeup
London report says Prime Minister Sukru Saracoglu and his entire Turkish cabinet submitted resignations to President Ismet Inonu in Ankara. Former Republican People’s party secretary general M. Peker to form a new government. Saracoglu led as premier since 1942. The move aims to mark a radical political shift.
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Sukru Saracoglu
Turkey
Ismet Nonu
Ankara
London Daily Telegraph
Republican People’s (Government
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Saracoglu
Durant Sues to Reclaim 106 Diamonds in Transit
Col. Jack W. Durant, held in the Hesse crown jewels case, filed a claim with the Internal Revenue Department for return of 106 diamonds held by customs. Capt. Glen Brumbaugh, his defense attorney, said Durant reported to customs in Chicago in May with the gems, admitted illegal entry, and offered to pay penalties. Durant said the stones were not connected to the missing collection and did not explain their origin.
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Frankfurt
Jack W. Durant
Department of Internal Revenue
Glen Brumbaugh
Durant
Chicago
Hesse
U S Appeals Farben Patent Award to Firms
The justice department on Monday filed an appeal from a judgment that awarded patents and other property once owned by I G Farbenindustrie of Germany to Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and affiliated firms.
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Justice Department
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Germany
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Post Office Sells 30,000 Iowa Stamps
Cedar Rapids post office reported selling 30,000 of the special commemorative Iowa statehood stamps by noon Monday. The stamps went on sale at 7 a.m. Monday, with 250,000 stamps on hand. Postmaster Frank Baldwin noted the sales pace.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank Baldwin
City Briefs and Community Notes
Mrs Gladys Dougherty of 412 Seventh Avenue SE is confined to Mercy hospital and may receive visitors. E R Kuba acts as coroner for November 5. First United Presbyterian Sunday school picnic set for Wednesday at the Duck pond in Ellis Park. McKinney Fire Insurance Agency promotes home, household goods, and auto insurance at Call 2-1812. Phyllis Potter, daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Potter near Marion, will study a pre law course at Iowa State College Ames next fall on a Henry L Doherty Educational Foundation scholarship. She is among 20 Sons and Daughters of Cities Service employees receiving scholarships.
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Seventh Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
First United Presbyterian
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Phyllis Potter
E. R. Potter
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Iowa State College
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Henry L. Doherty Educational Foundation
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Three Iowa Men Enlist in Marine Corps for San Diego Training
Cedar Rapids recruiting officials announced acceptance of three men for duty in the marine corps. Jose M. Canino and Thomas F. Hoye Jr. of Iowa City and Gerald E. Brookins of Marshalltown have signed up and are now en route to San Diego for training.
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Marine Corps
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Jose M. Canino
Thomas F. Hoye, Jr
Iowa City
Gerald E. Brookins
Marshalltown
San Diego
Eighth annual reunion of 313th Ammunition Trains
World War II veterans of the 313th Ammunition Trains Leighty-eighth Division meet in Muscatine Saturday. C A Downer of Davenport, secretary, announced Monday. Reunion begins at 10 a.m. in Weed Park with a potluck dinner for veterans and their families.
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C. A. Downer
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State Labor Groups Hold Preliminaries
Davenport AP report notes the Iowa State Federation of Labor will seek support for a civil service bill covering all public employees and a uniform Iowa highway wage schedule. Officers listed include Al C. Kane and R. E. Huckins with Cedar Rapids and Des Moines mentioned among officers. State Council of Sheet Metal Workers re elected J J Fiala as president and C W Woods as secretary treasurer with Herb Schriefer as vice president.
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State Council of State
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Des Moines
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al C. Kane
Dubuque
R. E. Huckins
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John Schoen
Sioux City
Earl Engle
Boone
John Stevenson
Iowa City
Earl Cone
Marion
P. W. Chandler
Charles City
Ed Hughes
Ottumwa
John Morris
Rap Hopkinson
State Council of
Sheet Metal Workers
J J Fiala
C. W. Woods
Herb Schriefer
Moline
Marion News Highlights Local Social and Civic Events
Forty five members of Marion Baptist church attended a Waubeek service preached by Bill Dykhuizen with Helen Lagerquist soloing. Local residents travel to Yellowstone and Lake Louise. Marion city council planned a meeting. Various visits, family gatherings, and trips are noted, including summer outings, reunions, and vacations.
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Marion
Jewelry Store Window Robbed Woman Is Jailed
Edith Bernice Noll, 28, Springfield NL, was held for questioning in Des Moines in connection with the Rogers jewelry store burglary. Police found four rings at her feet, identified as taken from the window. She refused to discuss the case, saying she would not talk. No charges filed yet. she had a 10 day vagrancy sentence suspended on condition she leave Des Moines.
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Edith Bernice Noll
Springfield
Rogers Jewelry
E. J. McCarthy
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Miss Noll
Paul Castelline
Harry B. Grund
More Proof That Tires Are Scarce
DES MOINES AP Henry Wichman, secretary of the Iowa War Surplus Commodities board, said a Columbus Ohio sale offered only used or recapped tires for cars and trucks and heavy machinery. He noted the state could have nine tires for highway machines, but freight would raise costs beyond local prices, and new tires for cars and trucks are almost unavailable on the open market.
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Henry Wichman
Columbus
Ohio
Wichman
Iowa War Surplus Commodities Board
State Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids Bans Heavy Traffic On Three Streets
The city council passed an ordinance restricting traffic on Forest Drive from Cottage Grove Avenue SE to Liberty Drive SE, on Eighth Street SW between Third and Fifth Avenues, and on Second Street SW between Eleventh and Sixteenth Avenues.
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Fifth Avenues
Second Street
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Sixteenth
City Vacates Alley Near Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids city council on Monday approved vacating the alley from Sixth Avenue SE to Division Street SE between Eighth and Ninth Streets SE for the Sisters of Mercy. The order includes a payment to the city of 370 dollars by the Sisters of Mercy as part of the vacation agreement.
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Sisters of Mercy
Joseph Sinaiko C R Heads Milling Firm
Washington Soy Mill Co of Washington Iowa capitalized at 500000 filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The company will deal in grain and agricultural products wholesale and retail. Joseph M Sinaiko of Cedar Rapids is president and treasurer I D Sinaiko Hollywood California vice president and Samuel H Maslon Wayzata Minnesota secretary.
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Washington, Ia
Joseph M. Sinaiko
Cedar Rapids
I. D. Sinaiko
Hollywood
Calif
Samuel H. Maslon
Wayzata
Fire destroys barn on Winneshiek farm near Burr Oak
The Gazette reports a large barn and its hay contents burned Sunday at the Charles Ryan farm near Burr Oak. Loss unofficially estimated at 4000 dollars. Authorities suspect spontaneous combustion caused the fire.
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Gazette
Decorah
Charles Ryan
Burr Oak
Uncle Sam Laxative Breakfast Food Ad Claims Relief
A testimonial promotes UNCLE SAM LAXATIVE BREAKFAST FOOD as a laxative cereal made from flaxseed and toasted whole wheat. Medical authorities are cited on flaxseed stimulating bowel action. Readers are urged to buy from grocers. produced by Uncle Sam Breakfast Food Company in Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Miss Whalen’s Vacation to Leave Tuesday
Miss Kathryn Whalen will depart Tuesday for a two week vacation. Mrs Jessica Daniels and her daughter Dorothy of Minneapolis will stay at Miss Adeliza Daniels’ home during Miss Whalen’s absence.
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Adeliza Daniels
Jessica Daniels
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Navy Reserve eligibility rules revised for Cedar Rapids division
Eligibility for Cedar Rapids organized reserve sailors expands to include World War II veterans age 17 to 39 with specific rates. Army coast guard and marine veterans aged 17 to 35 may enlist as seamen or firemen. Veterans may join class V-6 reserve. meetings held Mondays at 7 30 p m in Memorial Coliseum armory with contacts at the federal building navy recruiting station.
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Cedar Rapids
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Memorial Coliseum
Navy Recruiting Station
Federal Building
J. W. Kennedy Hurt In Car Skid West Of Cedar Rapids
J. W. Kennedy of the Pullman hotel suffered a scalp laceration and possible fracture of the right shoulder when his car skidded from the highway into a ditch about 17 miles west of Cedar Rapids Monday morning. A passing motorist took him to St. Luke's hospital where his condition was listed as good.
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Pullman Hotel
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
LaPlant Choate Seeks Rezoning Near Milwaukee Grounds
LaPlant Choate Manufacturing and the Milwaukee Railroad filed a joint petition for rezoning near the LaPlant Choate grounds. Requests include changing Thirty second Street SE area from C commercial to H heavy industrial and Thirdy second Street SE region from E light industrial to H heavy industrial to meet increased production schedules. The plan commission was asked to consider allowing greater height and area for a future building on Thirty second Street SE.
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Cedar Rapids
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C R Traffic Analysis Conference Thursday
The annual traffic analysis conference will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in city hall council chambers. Public Safety Commissioner Gordon Hughes said engineers Harry Porter and Ed Polson of Chicago will review police traffic records and propose improvements. Bert Woodcock of Des Moines will attend.
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Public Safety
Gordon Hughes
Harry Porter
Ed Polson
Chicago
National Safety Council
Bert Woodcock
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Pubs Safety
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