Market Split By Recontrol Thurdays Estimates
Officials estimated salable livestock receipts for Thursday include 1,000 hogs 1,000 cattle and 500 sheep. Recontrol of livestock prices Friday created a two way market with higher and lower grades. hog weights 270 lb and under decline 1.50, heavier hogs and sows mostly steady to 50c lower. Eastern buyers pushed steer tops to 28.40 up 0.50 from Tuesday, with hog tops 21.50 sparingly, sheep trading at standstill.
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Chicago
USDA
AFI
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Envier
Kansas City
Oscar
Livestock Marts Await Ceilings Hit by OPA Rule
Hog numbers were about 4,000 across interior Iowa and southern Minnesota on Wednesday as markets stood still waiting the OPA ceiling announcement due Saturday. Cedar Rapids bids included 16 for butcher hogs and 15 for packing sows, with some plants using 14.40 as a precaution. Cattle markets unsettled with no activity reported. receipts light and trade confusing. Fat lambs fell about 3 dollars per hundred with top bids near 14 dollars.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
USDA
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Aueg Mason E
Stock Market Notes and Poultry Prices in New York and Des Moines
New York reports uneven stock progress with many leaders in lower territory while some issues show gains or losses. DOW JONES averages drift after slow start. Iowa markets show mixed hog receipts, prices and grain notes with ongoing regional price postings and farm commodity quotes.
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NEW York
NEW York Bond Review
Corn and oats slide on heavy selling in Chicago
Grains fell sharply as commission houses with eastern ties sold large blocks. Corn dropped over four cents intraday, oats down as much as a half, while barley edged up. Prices ranged with January corn at 1.30 and oats around 51 to 52. Some decline tied to Price Decontrol board remarks on feed grain supplies and fewer grain consuming animals.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices And Receipts Roundup
Chicago and New York markets report steady to firmer butter prices with strong receipts for butter and eggs. Cheese prices hold with varied regional quotes. potatoes show arrivals and on track shipments, while live poultry remains steady with mixed farm prices across hogs and ducks.
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Chicago
California
Jonewhites
U. S
Idaho
Burbanks
U S
Colorado Cobbiers
Nebraska
Red Warbns
New York
Pentagon shot at Gen Barnes raises 1942 mystery
In 1942 a bullet from a German Luger was fired into Maj Gen Gladeon Barnes's Pentagon office, embedding in the wall. FBI and army intelligence never solved the case, with theories ranging from a German spy to an accidental discharge by a civilian, officer, or enlisted person.
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Washington
Pentagon
Gladeon Barnes
Army Ordnance
War Department
Barnes
FBI
Army
Yugoslav Ambassador to Greece Recalled Over Greek Attacks
The Yugoslav embassy in Athens says Ambassador Tsanear has been recalled and will likely depart by air Friday. Officials say the move is a protest against Greece's stance on Yugoslav demands and its press campaign against Marshal Tito, not a severance of relations.
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Athens
Tsanear
Marshal Tito
Police arrest youth on father's complaint
A youth was arrested Tuesday night at his father James H. Franks Jr. of Kenridge Terrace after a complaint from his father. He pled not guilty to petty larceny at arraignment before Justice W. A. Ball. A hearing was set for Thursday and Franks was released on a $100 bond.
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James H. Franks, Jr
Kenridge Terrace
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Ball
Justice Ball
Franks
U S Clashes On Four Power Council In Tokyo
In Tokyo the United States clashed with Russia Britain and China over the four power Allied Control Council for Japan. MacArthur proposed allowing seven other Allied nations to sit unofficially, a plan rejected by the other powers. Atcheson and Derevyanko sparred over rule changes and agenda decisions.
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Tokyo
INS
United States
Russia
Britain
China
Allied Control Council
Japan
MacArthur
George Atcheson, Jr
Atcheson
Kuzma Derevyanko
M. MacMahon Ball
British Commonwealth
Chu Shih-ming
Council
Derevyanko
Censorship in Calcutta Riots Sparks News Doubt
The Calcutta riots may have killed thousands but U S dispatches omit damage to foreign personnel. British censorship is alleged as American reporters were expelled from government HQ while a vague communique praised calm. Nehru pushes closer ties with Russia amid talk of an Inter Asian bloc.
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Calcutta
India
Hooghly
Jawaharlal Nehru
McNarney Challenges LaGuardia On UNRRA Roles In Germany
In Berlin American commander Joseph T. McNarney rebuked UNRRA chief F H LaGuardia over accusations that U S occupation forces opposed UNRRA aid and repatriation in Germany. He defended continued protection for persecuted displaced persons, noted about 100000 Jews remain fleeing Poland, and disclosed a NKVD spy in UNRRA service being handed to Soviet authorities.
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Berlin
Joseph T. McNarney
Europe
UNRRA
F. H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Germany
McNarney
United States
Poland
NKVD
Secretary of War
London
Britain eyes Inter-Asian bloc bid amid Indian unrest
The discussion notes nationalist trends and a bid for Russian backing of an Inter-Asian bloc. It comes as Moslems refuse to cooperate in an interim government that Britain hoped would guide peaceful Indian independence within the empire. Riots’ full meaning remains unclear, but Britain faces potential fresh trouble with Russia in Iran, the Levant, and the Dardanelles, risking a new powder keg in India.
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India
Nehru
Britain
Russia
Iran
Levant
Dardanelles
London
Moscow
Score Hurt in Picket Clash
In Duluth AP report a violent clash between lake seamen pickets and police injured several. About 65 officers charged the line with pistols and night sticks, but no shots were fired. Two men were hospitalized and seven pickets were booked on disorderly conduct after the three minute flareup near the Duluth Missabe and Iron Range ore docks.
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Duluth
Lake
Duluth, Missabe and
Roy F. Erlandsen
City Briefs and Local Notices Summary
Irvin J Shepard of 1340 First Avenue NE is a Mercy hospital patient with visitors allowed. Edward Byers Jr a Mercy hospital lab tech and his family visit his mother at 1342 Hinkley NW. Reta June Manwiller, once at University hospital Iowa City, has returned home to 929 Fourteenth SW with relatives. Two Iowa sailors, Bruce F Mitchell of Iowa City and Charles W Reader of Williamsburg, are in San Diego for navy boot camp. Fidelity Life association two day sales conference ended at the Roosevelt hotel led by J Ray Fialka Cedar Rapids.
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Irvin J. Shepard
First Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Edward Byers, Jr
Des Moines
Edward
Mr Byers
Mary E. Byers
Hinkley Avenue
Reta June Manwiller
University Hospital
Iowa City
Floyd Manwiller
Fourteenth Avenue SW
West Coast
Navy
San Diego
Cedar Rapids
Bruce F Mitchell
Charles W. Reader
Williamsburg
Fidelity Life Association
Roosevelt Hotel
J. Ray Fialka
Lawnmowers
Lyle Herman
Pfiffners
John Vordingh Jr
Mack Augustine
Cail Spencer
Wessfy Morris
Call Myers
Chris
Kirkpatrick
Ray Leeper
Bae Magazines Books
Reliable Man
Ronnie
Garpenter
den Ackerman
H. Ashes
Floral exhibit winners named at Marion garden show
Blue ribbon winners at the Marion Nature and Garden club show held Tuesday at the Methodist church include Mmes Francis E Luse Morton French W E Dean Anna Turner Ralph Parks Clementine Schminke C A Dykes Stanley Thomas Jack Reimers Rudolph Harris Hugh Hutton Pauline Naso Mabel Bernard Rosa Reiter W H Odom James E Cippera and Misses Amy Dean Georgia Hutton Jim Lang Marilyn Rech Mrs Odom Mrs Harris and Mrs Naso won firsts in the fruit and vegetable classes. Tea was served and piano music provided by Marilyn Rech Teresa Gritzner Edwin Carlson Phyllis Carlson Betty Wachal Joyce Fosdick Amy Dean and Darlene Meggers.
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
Methodist Church
Mmes
Francis E. Luse
Morton French
W. E. Dean
Anna Turner
Ralph Parks
Clementine Schminke
C. A. Dykes
Stanley Thomas
Jack Reimers
Rudolph Harris
Hugh Hutton
Pauline Naso
Mabel Bernard
Rosa Reiter
W. H. Odom
James E. Cippera
Amy Dean
Georgia Hutton
Jim Lang
City Clerk lists building permits and youth trip notes
City Clerk Mildred A. Titus reports permits to Katz Salvage 2700 Seventh Ave for two houses at 945 and 891 Twenty-second St for Denver H Adams at 950 Twenty-second St and 2170 Ninth Ave, W E Grassfield 555 Nineteenth St, and garages to Ray Fuller 333 Sixth St Dewey Lackey 2240 Seventh Ave and S00 Nelson 976 Seventh St. Twenty Marion boys depart Wednesday for Des Moines to work ten days at the state fairgrounds under Mayor Mullin. names include Clark Cooney Domer Etzel Fulton Kemp Lyons McCann Pflughaupt Rose Schlotterback Wainwright Mullaley Malley Lovell Luse Davis and Norris plus Lyle Rouse. Jim Bear and wife sell 1243 Eleventh St to J W John.
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Mildred A. Titus
Katz Salvage
Seventh Avenue
Tom A. Barkwill
Twenty-second Street
Denver H. Adams
Ninth Avenue
W. E.grassfield
Nineteenth Street
Ray Fuller
Sixth Street
Dewey Lackey
Nelson
Seventh Street
Marion
Des Moines
John C. Mullin
State Fairgrounds
George Clark
Bill Cooney
Robert Domer
Robert Etzel
Charles Fulton
William Kemp
Charles Lyons
Bill Mc‘Cann
Robert Pflughaupt
David Rose
John Schlotterback
Ed Wainwright
Michael Mullaley
Allen J. Malley
Robert Lovell
F. E. Luse, Jr
Charles Davis
Stephen
Jimmie Norris
Lyle Rouse
Local Classified Fragments Spur Mixed Ads in Cedar Rapids Issue
A jumbled page of personals and ads offers car service hints, calendars, housing, jewelry, medicines, and rental items. Notable mentions include Chevrolet service hints, 1947 calendars, watches, jewelry, Delco oil burners, and a transfer rental. The scattered items indicate a busy classifieds page with professional services, goods for sale, and personal notices.
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Dow-Jonss
Bennett
Johns Manville
Oe Jones Laughlin
Libby McNeill
Libbey Ones
Lockheed
Am'n Steel
Loews Inc
McKesson
F S Marshall
Ann Toe Ao
Mathieson Ark
Mont Ward Ark
Armour & Co
Murray Corp
Atchison, T&sf
Nash-Kelv
Atlantic
Natl Biscuit
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Neu Dairy
Balte
Ohlc
Bendix Av'nz
Best Foods
Nor Pac RR
Beth Steelain
North Amn Co
Blaw Knox
Pac Gasee
Boeing
Alro
Sve NJ
Bi Radio Corp
Gelotex
Radio Keith
Cerro de Pasco
Aaye
Repb Steel
Essnare
Reyn
Ches & Ohio
al Schenley
Chrysler Mirs
Sears Roed Tck
Servel Inc
Colum G & E
Shell Union
Com Credit
Simmons Co
Coml Solvents
SinclAir Oil
Comw Edison
Skelly Oil
Comw Southern
Socony
Contl
Cons Edison
Sou Pac
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Gillette Sink
Ent Pruit
Glidden
US Gypsum
Goodrich
US Ind Air
Goodyear “Tire
US Steel
Graham Paige
Walgreen
Nor Ore
Walworth
Greyhound
Warner Bros
Hayes Mfr St. Wes Union
Houd Hershey
Wesighouse el
Houston
White Mtrs
Willys Ovid
Howe Sound
Wilson & Co
Hudson
Woolworth
Hupp
Youngston
Central
Zenith Radio
Admiral
Flour Mills
Cherry Burrell
Quaker Com
Renerles
Wisconsin
Ctieese
Plymouth
Wis
Mississippi River
Nastings
la Crosse
Portage
Prairie du Chien McGregor
Dubuque
Gordons Ferry
Davenport
Keokuk
Cedar River
C. Tt
Cincago
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Greece
Yugoslavia
U.S
Japan Council
Derevyanko Challenge
James D. White
Associated Press
G.I
Red Woman
Edward Beyers
Reta Manwiller
Marion News
Jim Bear
Eleventh Street
J. W. John
Knights of Pythias Star of West No
Lodge
Elton D. Wells
A. B. Barker
J D. Barker
Bulle
Cecil Smith
Brown
Westfield
YMCA
Masons Library
Bernice Hennessey
Craemers
Craemer's
Raytheon Brown
River Bank
Ellis
Park
Buresh Motors Inc Dix
Los Angeles
Bear
Charles A Ewall
Sixth Avenue
Lewis Alcorn
J. J Booth
Ruth Oxley
Mary Parkhurst
J. T Galliven
Mary Clements
E. V. Cafe
Sadie Scott
Orange
Calif
Aley Parsons
Mt. Vernon
Billmark Cafe
Marian Albright
Astoria Ore
Francis Martin
Wall, Lake, la
Gertrude Hotf
Oxford Junction
Jerry Mann
Smitty, Boulevard
Colleen Howe
Joseph E Howe
Seaman
Maurice Dahn
Walter J) Dalmas
Navy Motion Picture Operators School
Jerry Kuster
Fred Kuster
Atl University Hospital
Towa City
Glenn Roberts
Kuster
Gurdon Hatchery
Margaret Zak
Denver
John Starman
Mary Fritz
Walter J Dahn
James E Siver
William Robert Scott of
Ames
W. J. Goodyear
Yeoman
Don Hastings
States
Shanghai
Great Lakes
D. D. Hastings
Judy Davis
Grace Davis
St Luke's Hospital
A. J Kellogg
U. S. Engineers
Honolulu
Chevrolet Engineered
Barts
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Jack's Store
First Street
Elmer
Claxton College Pharmacy
K&m
Delco
Novak Heating CO
3rd_Avenue
Ave
Joe Con
Probasco Jewelry Co
Gazotte
Parker Pens
Vincent's Jewelry
Richards
Richards Laboratories
Murlin
Gazette Rawson
Harriet
Insercides
St SE
Robert Hla
Gazette
Irenwood
Cere
Din
Apt
Formarts
LaVorur Beats
Bree
Zcbi Park
Sundas
Walford Lode
Danceland Town
Mayvu Ballroom
Conway Stables
Mt Vernon Ave
Dial
Melody Lane
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Stan Stanley
Wed
Ridgeriders
Swisher Pavilion
Business Services A
Eien Sodding & Fuel CO
Repais
Center Point Road
Rea Inspection and Advice Bros
Mortgomery Ward & Co
Cece
Donald Bradsnaw
CeDar Rapids Music Supply
Heasley Martin Furnace Co
Hudson's Motorcycle
Cushman, Keen
Rockola
Crocker
Contact
J. A. Smith
Universal Body CO
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