Cattle and Hog Prices Steady Across Markets
Official Wednesday livestock receipts show 6 000 hogs 10 000 cattle and 2 000 sheep in Chicago. Hog prices drop 50 cents to 1 and sheep ease as slaughter demand remains uneven. Top steer price near 27 dollars with most 19.50 to 24.50. cattle and lambs mixed with steady to slower activity across regions including Omaha.
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Chicago
APU
Dept. Agriculture
Washington
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Sala eNods Sivas
Wyoming
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Items and Prices
Livestock receipts at Sioux City and Des Moines show uneven cattle activity with some sales better than Monday and others slow. Beef cows and stockers hold steady to mixed, hog receipts nationwide show prices mainly $1 to $2 lower, Kansas City reports weaker live cattle demand with steers and heifers uneven but grass cattle strong.
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Sioux City
Sioux
City
Ieee
Snl
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dept. Agriculure
Fed
Chicago Produce Market Reports Mixed Receipts and Prices
Chicago market notes show poultry receipts mixed with unsettled Abts market and firm eggs. Prices for Washington long whites and Idaho Huronnet hens vary by size and washed status with mild weakness in longwhites. New York and national figures list egg receipts 20 434 and wholesale ranges for creams and tubs with steady overall prices.
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Chicago
Awiss
Idahoes
Washington
Washington Jongwhites
U. S
New York
Stock Gains Narrowly As Market Opens Steady
New York stocks moved higher on a livelier trading day with gains in steels, rubbers, oils, and special issues. The market showed a mix of small advances and a few notable jumps by thinly traded issues as the Dow Jones average and utilities posted modest gains amid a broad list of advancing issues and about 900,000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Cedar Rapids Hog and Market Prices Report
The Cedar Rapids market shows prices slipping Tuesday after Monday’s dip. Prime butchers reach about 20.50 with packers at 18.00, while cattle, calves, sheep, hides, poultry, and fruits and vegetables are listed with varied value ranges.
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Iowa
ES Moines
Waterloo
Veumana
Austin Aes
Avienn Oe
Cedar Rapids
Congressman Gallagher Dies in Minnesota at 71
William J. Gallagher, a 71 year old former Minneapolis street sweeper who won a 1944 congressional seat as a Democratic-Farmer-Labor candidate, died at St Marys hospital in Rochester after illness since January. He served in the 79th Congress and was renowned for his motto that anything can happen in America. He leaves a wife Mable and daughter and had remained in Washington until adjournment. He previously said campaigning required constant work and avoiding slander. He is remembered for his plainspoken style and quick wit.
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Rochester, Minn
William J. Gallagher
America
Congress
St. ,Mary’s Hospital
Gallagher
Washington
Minneapolis
Democratic-Farmer- Labor
Minnesota
Mable
Richard P. Gale
Gale
Cedar Rapids City Notes July Police Receipts and Permits
City notes show Chief Tom Condon reporting police receipts of 4284.65 for July. The Cedar Rapids Community Chest gains permission to post light-pole placards for the annual drive, pending Iowa Electric Light and Power approval. Building Inspector James Lilly may attend a national conference in Memphis in October. Various permits for cigars and beverages are granted or surrendered. reunions for Arnold and Binning families are noted in Earleville Manchester.
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Cedar Rapids
James Lilly
Building Officials Conference of America
Memphis, Tenn
Oats Lead Slump As Selling Pressure Hits Chicago Close
A broad selling wave pressed Chicago grain prices at the session close with oats slipping 1 to 2, corn down about 1 cent, and barley bid higher. Wheat prices varied with No. 1 mixed at around 2.02 to 2.04, while rye and other feed grains showed modest movements amid the broad market pullback.
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Chicago
Five Cedar Rapids Men Enlist in Marine Corps Aviation
Five Cedar Rapids men have enlisted in the Marine Corps for two years of aviation duty and have been sent to San Diego for basic training. New recruits are James R. Kuta Reginald H. Lewis John W. Dunn Donald S Hamel Jr and Stanley F Travincek with listed street addresses.
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Cedar Rapids
Marine Corps
San Diego
James R. Kuta
First Street
Reginald H. Lewis
Thirty-sixth Street
John W. Dunn
First Avenue
Donald S&s. Hamel, Jr
E Avenue
Stanley F. Travincek
D Street
City Briefs and Local Incidents
Miss Vera Schley of Fairfax is in St Luke s hospital after an emergency operation Tuesday morning. Mrs J G Mertens reported thefts from her home including a necklace locket quilt and canned goods. Howard Tisher was fined 25 plus costs for speeding 48 mph on Third avenue SW near Tenth to Eighth streets.
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Vera Schley
Fairfax
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. G. Mertens
Fourth Avenue SE
Howard Tisher
Second Street
Third Avenue
Tenth
Eighth Streets
Lee Nelson
John Zentsek
Disorderly conduct fines in police court case
George Ray Hatfield and Mrs. Alma Novy were fined $25 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. They were arrested at Mrs. Novy’s home about 12:45 a.m. Tuesday by Detectives Dan Kruldenier and L. IF. Stusak.
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George Ray Hatfield
Ninth Street
Alma Novy
Third Street
Infant Donald McCalley Dies at 22 Months in Marion
Donald Melvin McCalley, 22 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCalley of 610 Tenth street Marion, died at 6:30 am Tuesday. Born Oct 4 1944 in Cedar Rapids, he is survived by parents a brother David and sisters Donna and Dianne and paternal grandmother Mrs. Mabel McCalley. Private services set for 10:30 am Thursday at Yocom chapel by Rev S D Noah Martelle.
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Donald Melvin McCalley
Ray McCalley
Tenth Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
David
Donna
Dianne McCalley
Mabel McCalley
Yocom Chapel
S. D. Noah
Martelle
Forty State Dept Employees Fired For Alien Links
Washington AP reports that forty State Department employees were discharged for ties to foreign governments. Secretary Byrnes said hundreds were not fired for communistic activity. Of 3,000 screened from wartime agencies, 285 faced action, 79 dismissed, including 40 for security risk, 26 aliens, and 13 for foreign regulation noncompliance.
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Washington
State Department
Byrnes
Sabath
House Rules Committee
UNRRA Urged to Continue Care for D P’s to June 30
United States representatives urged UNRRA to extend care for the hundreds of thousands of displaced persons until June 30 or until another organization can take over. The discussion took place in Geneva amid postwar relief debates.
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Geneva
Switzerland
United States
UNRRA
Wheat Curbs Remain Until World Need Evaluated
A high agriculture department official stated wheat restrictions will not be eased until the world need for grain is fully assessed. He said no change in limits on food feed and industrial use will occur before the corn crop is in bins late September or early October.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Omaha Police Hold C R Man for Oakland Break In
James La Fond of Cedar Rapids is held by Omaha police on suspicion tied to an Oakland Iowa Farmers' Cooperative Elevator burglary. Neal Lowrey and Grace Eslinger were arrested after a gunshot wound to Lowrey's arm. Oak Island Marshal Bob Wilson said he fired at two intruders. Cedar Rapids investigators seek interviews about a Rapids Chevrolet break in last week.
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James la Fond
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator Company
Oakland
la Fond
Neal Lowrey
Grace Eslinger
Minneapolis
Lowrey
Cover Girl and Shooting Victim Granted Divorce
Margaret Farley a 30 year old former Powers model and magazine cover girl from New York was granted an uncontested divorce Monday from Reid Wickware 42 buffet owner ex convict and former dude ranch operator who is charged with shooting her three times Neither party appeared in court as both are recovering in hospital from bullet wounds suffered July 9 Wickware is shackled to his bed pending transfer to county jail on assault with intent to commit murder charges
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Phoenix, Ariz
Margaret Farley
Powers
New York
Reid Wickware
Buffet
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
In the District Court of Linn County Iowa probate is set for August 1 1946 at 9 o'clock a.m. to prove and admit the will of George Elliott Foster deceased. The hearing will be held at the Cedar Rapids Court House before the District Court. Arthur Axnear Clerk Otto L Schuiter attorney.
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Home Materials, Inc
Corporastion
Thode of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Board of Directors
Austellee Knapp
Menenty
I. Gundling
Cretary
Charles E. Severn
W 5 Home Materials, Inc
Russell F
Knapp
Trewin, Simmons, Perrine and Albright
George Elliott Foster Iite
Court House
Renee
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Anamosa
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