Hogs and Cattle Prices Rally Across Midwest Markets
USDA reports show hogs recovering after declines with top hog prices near 24 dollars and cattle leading with top steers at 27.50. Receipts across Chicago Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines include hogs 1,600 4,000 head and cattle 8,500. spring lambs slow while sows rise.
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Chicago
USDA
Fed
Eady
Ohio
Omaha
Gattle—Balabie
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Hog and Livestock Prices Edge Higher
Cedar Rapids hog market gains a dollar after a three dollar weekly drop. Top prime hog price $21.50, packers $19.00. Cattle and calf markets list varied prices for steers yearlings cows bulls and calves. Poultry, hides, and wholesale fruits and vegetables details accompany a broad market snapshot.
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Cedar Rapids
God Tor Heholce
Bens Keaum
Cnolce
Taddetta de Aoe
Michigan
California
Stocks Mark V J spottily
New York AP market closes with a spotty first V J anniversary celebration as many leaders falter and transfers shrink to about 800000 shares. Dow Jones Industrials 203 99, rails 63.12, utilities 41.60. A long list of stocks and quotes follows from J B Bennett to Union Carbide and beyond.
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New York
Dow-Jones
J. B Bennett & Co. W
Morchanta Bank
Adams Express
Intl Rayon
Alaska
Juneau
Central
Alleghany Corp
Intl
Harv
Allied Chem
Intl Mining
Allied Stores
Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmera
Intl Power
Amn Air
Tohns Manville
Amn Can Wiie Aa SO Jones Laughlin
Amn
Kennecott Gopr
Toger G. Amn Roll Mills
Lebanon
Aes
Libbe
Amn Steel Fava
Aviation Corp
Mpls
Baltic Ohio
Murray Corp
Barnsdall
Bendix Ayn
Nawt Biscuit
Best Foods
Sita Natl Dairy Po
Beth Steel
Blaw Knox
Nat Boeing Alrp
Y Central
Borden Co
Pac
Borg Warner
North Amn Co
Bridgeport B
North Amn_Avi
Pac Gas
Buen Me
Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Burroughs Adg
Benick
Ford
Butler Bros
Pri
Canad Pac
Gerro de Pasco
Broctor Gamble
Ches
Ohio
Sinclair Oil
Comw Edison
Skelly Oil
Southern
Socony Vac
Gons Copper
Cons Edison
Vultec
Sou Railway
Contl Bak
Sperry Corp
Contl Mators
Calif
Std Steel S
Crucible Steel
Stew Warner
Cub Amn Sug
Stone Webster
Curtiss Wr
Uni Corp
Gen Foods
Uni Drug
Gen Motors
Uni Fruit
Gillette
Uni Gas
Goodrich BF
Goodyear Tire
Graham Painellp
Walgreen
Walworth
Gt Nor Ore
Warner Bros
Gt Nor Ry Pr
Qynive
aSie Greyhound
Wes Union
Hayes Mike
Westghouse el
Houd Hershey
Vwiliys Ovid
Houston Oil
Yoison & Co
Homestake
Wroolworth Bby
Hudson
Youngstown
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Admiral
Dodge
NEW York Bond Review
Truman
Wheeler- Reed
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Produce market update lists 7 427 tubs of butter receipts with varied scores and prices incl 69 60 off and 90 B scores. Also reports 5180 cases of eggs, poultry prices steady to higher, and potato arrivals 80 with regional price quotes for Idaho Washington California and Nebraska varieties.
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Chicago
Arcady
Colorado
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ohio
New York Produce Prices Mixed in Wholesale Markets
AP reports irregular wholesale butter receipts at 880,924 cartons with higher scores and premium marks. cheese receipts 497,199 steady. eggs receipts 16,968 firm with current wholesale price ranges for mixed colors and standard categories.
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New York
E & Ib
True American origin dogs include three breeds
among more than a hundred recognized breeds the Boston terrier the Chesapeake Bay retriever and the American water spaniel are noted as true American origin among dogs.
Grains weaken as moisture boosts crop prospects
Grains slid toward the close on fresh crop reports and rains across the corn belt. Corn fell about a cent to 1.365% for January, oats ranged from 75% to 4% with mixed moves, barley saw no trading. Chicago cash grain and wheat prices were listed across several quality grades with No 1 red at 2.02 and No 1 hard near 2.03.
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Chicago
Briton Blames Americans for Jewish Moves
London AP reports a colonial office spokesman charged that American financial sources funded and directed illegal Jewish immigration to Palestine. Officials cited ads in US newspapers and urged US aid to refugees while Britain pressed for restrictions on Jewish transit through Europe and across borders. Arab leaders reportedly agreed to negotiate with Britain on Palestine without Jewish representation.
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Colonial Office
Palestine
United States
New Zionist Organization
U. S
Europe
Abraham Abrahams
Jewish Standard
New Zionist Executive
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzreland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Greece
British Foreign Office
Britain
Russia
Alexandria
Army curbs on officers' social ties with contractors
In Washington the Garsson expose prompts new army directives barring officers from close social or other relations with contractors. Undersecretary Kenneth Royall, addressing an American Legion event, defends war contract records while warning such relationships must not occur to avoid undue influence.
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Washington
Garsson
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
American Legion
Royall
Senate War Investigating Committee
Hughes Designs Tailor Made Hospital Bed After Crash
Plane maker Howard Hughes, severely injured July 7, demanded a custom bed with hot and cold water. Engineers built a six section, 30 motor unit operated bed that relieves pain. he left hospital in it Saturday, likely by ambulance, says a nurse.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Fall on Stairs Fatal to Mrs Ada L Berry
Mrs Ada Leone Berry aged 61 of 703 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at 7 p.m. Tuesday from a stroke believed linked to a fall at her home about 6:45 p.m. Police investigated a report her son Orville Anderson 40 had beaten her earlier. he was arrested for intoxication and released the next day. Survived by daughter Genevieve Felzer son Orville sister Mrs Ray Simmons three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Friday in Beatty chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Ada Leone Berry
Fifth Avenue SE
T. Frank Hersch
Linn County
Orville Anderson
Berry
Anderson
John Kuba
Murphy Davis
W. J. Kudina
LeRoy Ockenfels
Olin
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve Felzer
Ray Simmons
Beatty Chapel
Lyle K. Anderson
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Federal Reserve Tightens Credits and extends controls
The Federal Reserve on Tuesday tightened credit controls effective Sept 3, moving purchases up to $2,000 under regulation and broadening scope to include single payments and other deals. Durable goods terms remain 15 months for autos and 12 months for other durables, while most installment loans shift to 15 months from 18. The change aims to curb inflation amid rising prices and expanding credit activity, with autos likely brought back under scrutiny due to price hikes including freight charges.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Priests' Persecution Reported in Hungary
A Hungarian Catholic spokesman said political police hold 100 priests and the Russian secret police 10. He alleged beatings after arrest at Csepel island near Budapest and accused priests of trumped up charges and fascist activities.
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Budapest
Csepel
Danube
Truman Signs Airmail Rate Cut Into Effect
President Truman signed a bill lowering domestic airmail rates from 8 to 5 cents per ounce with Oct 1 effective date. Postmaster General Hannegan issued an order setting 5 cent per ounce rates for air mail between U S territories and military abroad, replacing the 6 cent per half ounce existing rate.
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Washington
Truman
Hannegan
United States
Oakland visitors arrive for Cedar Rapids stay
City briefs note William Stolba and his daughter Joan from Oakland, California, arrived in Cedar Rapids Tuesday for a three week visit with his mother Mrs Elizabeth Stolba. Also Prout Furniture at 210 Third Avenue SE advertised. Rudy Faymon, address unknown, fined 100 dollars and costs in police court for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after resisting Sgt Dale Cunningham near 325% Second Avenue SE.
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William Stolba
Joan
Oakland
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Stolba
Eighteenth Avenue
Rudy Faymon
Dale Cunningham
Second Avenue SE
Faymon
Turkey Denies Soviet Demand On Dardanelles Control
Istanbul reports quote well informed sources saying Turkey rejected Moscow's demand for joint defense and control by Black Sea powers. The reply argued the Soviet terms exceed Montreux limits and seek base rights, not international security, and Turkey favors international consultation on the straits.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Memorial Day Service Calls Atomic Bomb Fear
Harold Ward, Hanford Legion post chaplain, urged turning atomic power from a chain to progress during a Victory Day memorial at the Memorial building. He said fear of the atomic bomb enslaves humanity and that hope lies in erasing this fear as nations quarrel over atomic power. The service was conducted by the Legion post.
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Harold Ward
Hanford Legion Post
Ward
Navy Mother's Lab Service Led by Disabled Veteran
The Navy Mother's lab, led by commander Mrs M. P. Mally, featured Stanley Davis, a disabled veteran, leading the group in singing God Bless America. The event moved from Municipal plaza to an indoor venue because of bad weather.
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Navy Mother's Lab
$30,000 Damage Suit Is Taken to Federal Court
Edward Davenport administrator of Florence Mitchell seeks $30,000 in a federal case accusing Walter L. Anderson Charles P. Seabert Jr and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad of furnishing liquor leading to the 18 year old Tama Indian girl's death after she was intoxicated and struck by a train near Tama on Oct 22 1944 The case was removed from Tama county district court to the U S district court for the northern district at the railroad's request.
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Tama County
United States Court For
Northern District
Cedar Rapids
Federal ‘Division
Edward Davenport
Florence Mitchell
Walter L. Anderson
Charles P. Seabert, Jr
Chicago, Milwaukee, St
Meteor jet hits 626 mph in test flight over Britain
British officials announced a Meteor jet achieved a true air speed of 626 miles per hour for three minutes at 3 000 feet during a recent test flight in London.
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INS
Double Ring Wedding in Cedar Rapids
Miss Ruth Georgia Fleming daughter of Mrs Clarissa Fleming and Donald D Clark wed in a Cedar Rapids home ceremony with Rev Marion Williams presiding. Attendants were Ralph Chesrown and sister. After a week’s honeymoon the couple will reside in Marion.
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Ruth Georgia Fleming
Clarissa Fleming
Donald D Clark
Marion Williams
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Chesrown
Clark
Boyson Jewelry Company
Sweet Transfer
Marion
Lost and found notices mix in community page
A cluttered want ads card lists numerous lost dogs and items with rewards, including a 12 year old terrier Peter or Pete, a white and tan female fox, a brown bifold, a wire haired terrier Topper, and various glasses and valuables. Contact Dr. Thomas A. Starkey or local numbers for return and rewards.
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Pete
Thomas A. Starkey
Washington
Beardstown
Ill
Douglass Ross
Marion
4Th Ave
J Ave
Bever Park
Hawkeye Downs
ILOST
Irene Stone
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