Steady Livestock Prices Across Midwest Markets
Unofficial Monday receipts show cattle 18 000 hogs 25 000 sheep 12 000 while Saturday quotes mark hogs steady cattle and sheep steady amid light salables. Week comparison finds hogs down about 10 cents from last week with late top around 13 90.
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Chicago
INS
Leeota
Omaha
API
WFA
Montana
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Towa
Des Moines
IWPA
Minnesota
J. B Sennett & Co
Ump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Int
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Johns Inville
Chalmers
Kennecott
Tesee
Power
Krogerg Amn
Hy Libbey Owens & Tibby McNeilee
Mont Ward
Baldwin Loca
Murray Corp
Balto, Onio
Nashrely Barnsdal
Natl Biscuit
Bendix
Natl Dairy Beth Steel
Natal Ostics
Borden Co
Boeing Airp
Centra
Borg Warner
Nor Pac
Nor Amn Aorth Amn Co
Bucyrus Bele
Pacas
Bud BS
Packard Mtrs
Paramount Burroughs
Penick
Flyecla
Canada Dry
Philips Pet
Carity
Cerro de Pasco
Proctor Gamble
Radio Corp Ee Coca
Radio
Keith “S Coleg Palmolive
Em Rand Soos Vy Colum
Pb Steel Ee
Comi Solvents
Schenley
Sears Roebuc
Cons Edison
Shell Union
Servel Inc
Contl Bak
Bindaly Ol
Mmons Co
Con Can Or Skelly
Contl Motors Cony Vnc
Contl
Sperry Corp
Douglas Air
Tex. Gulf
Idewster
Fruehauf Imken
Bakingaimken
Cables
C. Fox Film
Gen Electric
Binton Carbide
Gen Foods
al Union Pac
Gen Motors Gen Gas
Uni
Aircraft
Homestakers
Nion
Udson Mtrs
Weethouse el It
Hary Tis Central
Wise Ovid
All Prices Steady On C R Hog Market
Hog prices remained steady on the Cedar Rapids market after a slight late-week dip. Top price for prime butchers is 13.25 and packers 12.95. Sales include various weight ranges for hogs, cows, bulls, calves, and sheep with multiple price points across categories.
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Cedar Rapids
Grain and Produce Prices Listed in Cedar Rapids Market
Market report from Cedar Rapids shows prices for corn, oats, wheat, rye and Bay and Straw hay. Includes wholesale fruits vegetables prices and hides, with figures for various grades and weights of livestock and furs.
Stock Orders Slow Tape To Lag Behind Trades
New York AP reports heavy buy and sell orders Saturday slowed the ticker tape by about two minutes after a period of mixed results. Isolated gains appeared near the close while many shares fell. transfers totaled around 1,000,000. Rail issues drew buying interest with some lenders showing fractions to over a point.
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New York
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York (Ap
Maine Central
Denver
Wisconsin Cheese, Plymouth Market Report Brief
Wisconsin cheese exchange notes prices for two No 1 twins or cheddars at 23 3 4 cents and a 24 4 cent square print. Mississippi River stages show Davenport up 0 6 feet while Dubuque and Keokuk fall 0 2 to 0 3 feet and La Crosse, Hastings, McGregor, and Dubuque all report declines or no change.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
McGregor Fall
Dubuque
Slinton
Rise
Keokuk Fall
Chicago Produce Prices and Arrivals Report
Chicago market receipts show butter eggs and cheese steady with mixed commodity gains. Potatoes arrive at 96 tons, Idaho russets and Burbanks priced from 3.10 to 3.52 per 100 pounds with assorted unwashed and jobbed grades across Idaho Nebraska Minnesota and North Dakota shipments.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Cobblers
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Ports of Rouen and Le Havre Restored
Paris reports the Rouen and Le Havre ports on the Seine are restored and handling more tonnage than before the war. Facilities now allow 75 percent of US army supplies to be shipped to France directly from America. The Germans aimed to destroy Rouen Le Havre, Antwerp, Cherbourg, but the two Seine ports recover.
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Paris
Rouen
le Havre
Seine
United States Army
France
America
Antwerp
Cherbourg
British envoy Clark-Kerr arrives in London from Moscow
Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr the British ambassador to Russia arrived in London by plane on Saturday after a stopover in Moscow.
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London
Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr
Russia
Moscow
December Wheat Reaches Highest Since May in Chicago
Chicago price action shows December wheat at 1.6834, up from Friday with other grains steady or higher. Declines and gains appear across corn oats rye and barley with cash wheat quoted No 2 red at 1.71 and field seed prices listed for timothy red clover and alsike.
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Chicago
Timothy
Senate Divided on Anti Bloc Position Proposal
Washington insiders report Senate leaders backed polite rebukes by Secretary of State Stettinius to Great Britain over Greece and Italy policy. Ellender urged the chamber to oppose blocs for military purposes outside the world security organization while Reynolds supported the measure amid concern over Russian blocs. Burton warned such resolutions could hinder State Department efforts.
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Washington
INS
Ellender
State Department
Security Organization
Sen. Reynolds
D-N.c
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitler
Stalin
House Approves Five-Star Ranks in Army and Navy
The House voted without dissent to create temporary five star ranks General of the Army and Admiral of the Fleet. The bill assigns four five star ranks to each service, while preserving General Pershing as The General of the Army. Potential appointees include Marsh, Arnold, Eisenhower, MacArthur for the Army and King, Leahy, Nimitz, Halsey for the Navy.
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Washington
House
Army and Navy
John J. Pershing
Vinson
House Naval Committee
Army
George C. Marshall
H.H. Arnold
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Navy
Ernest J. King
William D Leahy
Chester W.nimitz
William F. Halsey
Wacs and ATS Peeved by German Assignment Report
American Wacs and the British ATS angrily reacted to a Field Marshal Montgomery HQ report claiming they would be sent to Germany mainly to stop fraternizing with German women. A WAC officer called the statement strong and demanded to meet the author.
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London
ATS
Bernard L. Montgomery
Germany
WAC
Rural Telephone Agency Proposed
Senator Hill introduced a bill to appropriate 100 million dollars to establish a Rural Telephone Administration. The proposal allows loans to individuals, corporations, state or municipal bodies, cooperatives and mutuals to finance construction and modernization of rural telephone systems and to create new entities.
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Washington
LLP
Sen
Hill
D-Ala
RTA
Give to the Yanks project to ship boxes from Legion hall
Mrs Margaret Leming and her committee will pack 16 boxes Sunday at 2 30 pm at the Marion American Legion hall for the Give to the Yanks who gave drive. Boxes go to Schick hospital Clinton Monday. Contributions of money or gifts accepted before 2 30 pm Sunday.
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Margaret Leming
American Legion Auxiliary
Carl Kassler
Otto Kieckhaefer
the Legion Hall
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Local Church Schedule Highlights Diverse Worship Times
Marion churches list morning and evening services across denominations. Notable entries include Baptist Bible School at 9 45 am with sermon by Rev. Charles Moore, St Joseph Catholic Mass at 8 and 10 am, Methodist worship at 11 am with sermon "His Star Still Shines," and Presbyterian 10 55 am service with Revelation sermon.
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Baptist — Bible School
Charles Moore
West Side Rescue Mission
Chicago
St. Joseph’s
Vernon Hi. Carter
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
James M. Lower
Young Life
C. B. Patrick
James P. Gable
Upper Parlor
C. V. R. DeJong
World Wide Bible
Westminster Fellowship
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
W. W. McMicken
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Roosevelt signs 15 percent boost for veterans' disability payments
President Roosevelt signed legislation Friday increasing service connected disability payments by 15 percent for peacetime regular army veterans and veterans from wars prior to World War I.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Regular Army
Touring salon says public still uninformed on war
Representative J Parnell Thomas and a congressional trade tour report Americans lack awareness of wartime shortages and harsh front conditions. He cites poor public PR, currency issues, and scarce religious items for soldiers as proof of mismanagement and calls for action to fix the exchange rate and supply gaps.
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Paris
INS
J. Parnell Thomas
Congressional Committee
Western Front
War Department
United States
Thomas
New Jersey
George S. Patton
Third Army
Harmon Named Commander of Strategic Air Force Pacific
Lt Gen Millard F Harmon was named to command the strategic air force in the Pacific Ocean area. The move follows his lead of a large air strike on Iwo Jima alongside Navy ships. The operation involved B 29s Liberators and Lightnings, with five Japanese Zeros shot down and one damaged.
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Allan E. Smith
11Th Army Air Force
Kuriles
Second Marine Aircraft Wing
Palaus
Iwo
Navy
Pacific
U. S. Bomber Command
Saipan
Ministers To Speak At Churches In Weekend Services
The Rev S H Aten speaks at Kenwood Park Presbyterian at 11 a m Sunday The Rev J Hamilton Dawson presides at St John's Lutheran Ely at 11 a m The Rev Lyle K Anderson discusses On Giving Gifts at Shueyville United Brethren 930 a m Sunday Church school 1030 a m choir 7 p m
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S. H. Aten
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
J. Hamilton Dawson
Des Moines
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ely
Lyle K. Anderson
Shueyville United Brethren
Churchill Praises Eisenhower and Clark as Allied Leaders
In a London speech Churchill calls Eisenhower a remarkable American supreme commander whose wisdom and fellowship are admired and whose orders are to be obeyed. He also cites Lt Gen Mark W Clark as a daring and skilled American general under whom an army mostly British or British controlled has been placed.
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London
Churchill
Eisenhower
Mark W. Clark
Italy
Babs and Reventlow Move Toward Custody Settlement
Hollywood report says Barbara Hutton and ex Count Kurt Haugwitz Reventlow seek a settlement in their custody dispute over son Lance 9. Attorneys Hiesler and Lewinson announce ongoing conversations aimed at a best interests formula for the boy and avoiding harm to either parent.
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Hollywood
Barbara Hutton
Kurt Haugwitz- Reventlow
Lance
Lancelot
Haugwitz- Reventlow
Jerry Hiesler
Miss Hutton
Joseph L. Lewinson
Reventlow
B 29 Bombers Hit Shizuoka Rail Center in 1945 Raid
SAIPAN AP reports an American B 29 weather recon dropped incendiaries on Shizuoka an important Japanese rail hub about 100 miles southwest of Tokyo early Friday. The action underscores Allied air power targeting transportation links in Japan amid ongoing total war.
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Saipan
Shizuoka
Tokyo
Leeing Dine Dance Roller Skate Diversion
A fragmented notice highlights a 1626 event involving a dine and dance scene with roller skating. Limited readable details mention a diversion or disruption linked to social gathering.
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Associated Press
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H. R. Mowrey
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Bonetese
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Senate
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Wacs
Rural Telephone Agency Proposed
Tin
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Commandery
John L. Gritzner
Patmos
William Reep
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Elmer Stamy
Ray C. McCalley
Peter C. Lassen
George R. Barnoske
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Bertha Barnes
Lorraine Circle
O.E.S
Hanna Johnson
Ralph Williams
Gazette
Floyd Dickey
Mercy Hospital
Hallwood Cafe
H. G. Heeren
South Pacific
Jacob Shaffer
Marion
Central City
Walter Rech
1300
Seventh Avenue
Baptist Church
Catherine Larkin
Owen
Merle Bills
Arel
Tenth Street
Sikeston, Mo
Kelly Station
Ith Ave
Patty Peck
Lincoln, Neb
Chas. Moore
Harold Peck
Wichita
Kan
Jo Merce
Miss Joy Fulker
Marion Churches
Harmon Heads
Strategic Air Force
City Briefs
Belle M. Burgess
Turlock, Calif
Rose Fuhrmeister
Yes
Stewart Saylor
Second. Avenue SE
St. Luke's
Deloris’ Barron
First Avenue
Wne
Robert Barron
F.E. Fluegel
C. H. Matthey
Neil ‘Mullen
Ihe
Babs and
Killian's
Fifer
Marjorie Castle
Ashington Ave
D &T. SW
Loop District
Elgin
Mt. Vernon Road
St. E
Walt Disney
Newman's
Mr. Albert
Albert's Dry Cleaning Co
Lady's Gold
Inlovani Ward
J. C
J_C. Loomis
Ben Loomis
PARRA
St Watch
Loomis
Dial
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Post Office
TACK
First Street
Singer Sewing Center
1St Ave
Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Falace Theater
Acme Watch Shop
Guaranty
Opee
Claxton College Pharmacy
Cedar Rapids Bricklayers Local No. 1
Ee EO Origts
Schaeper's Mfg
Kresge
DR. Schaefer
Kresge Blde
Vincent’s Jewelry
A. B. Steele
San Bernardino
Richards Laboratories
Sands Printing
2Nd St
3Rd Ave
1St St
Anna
Clark
Nelson
Helene Curtis
Vely Lady Beauty Shop
First Avenue SE
Lois Brunger
Erma’s
iThompson Salon
Iowa Theater
IS Academy
Arnold Ellingson
Mack Augustine
Nere
Ray
R. W. Elmore
Center Point Ad
J. T, Thomas
Rans
Reliable Man
Hoover
Call Noble
Leo J. Smith
An’ Electric CO
Center Point Road
Novak Heating Co
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Ray M. Rice
Lee ‘Ing
Nna
Eres
Cedar Roller Rink
Hurdle & Halter
Contentment and
Zada Maddock Hotel
Montrose
Kingston
Bill See Fluth
ORCH
Chears 312 Grill
Stoker
Poppi
WMC
MR. Hansford
Foundry Dept
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
THE
Quaker Oats’ Company
Ellis Blvd
E Ave
Searles Dairy
Flere
Midwest
P. O. Box
Minneapolis
Lazette
Red Crown
3Rd St. NE
Western Union
Laren Co
ALIN
St. NE
National Oats CO
Essential
Iowa Manufacturing , Company
16Th St. NE
Iiberal Commission
Cedar Raps
Town
Pans Peete
Hygrade Food Products Corp
al Ave
Iowa Electric Welding Company
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Janitress
Collins Radio
Standard Tire Co
Pippi
Evanston
Cooley
Sinois
MAY Drug Company
Second Street SE
Fountain Girl
van Meter Company
MR. Vavra
Ant City
Takin Brothers
Indus- Wanlidcu
C. T. Hickok
Baker's Shoe
Georg Wante
Ff Regu
Davis Cleanners
Ave
Magnus Hotel
Hawkeye
Mt. Vernon
Lee's Barie Q and Cafe
Kilborn Photo Paper Company
Butterfly Cafe
Shetek
Eee Seauty
Ind St
Harmony Cafeteria
Dustry Kilborn
Baker's Shoe Store
Kilborn
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