Hogs Rally With Top $14.35 In Chicago Livestock Market
Active hog trade in Chicago pushes top price to 14.35 for 190 to 270 pounders with most sales 14.10 to 14.30. Cattle steady with long yearlings at 18.50, calves 13.50 to 17.50, sheep mostly steady though moisture lifts early slaughter bids by about 25 cents.
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Chicago
WPA
Sioux City
SIOUX_CITY
UPI
WFA
Sy Eep
Ruré
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Omatia Livestock
Omaha
WFAI
CAE
Union
Local hog and cattle market report shows price gains
The week starts with higher hog prices led by prime butchers at 13.50 and packers at 13.20. Prices cover varied weights from calves to heavy packers and include cows and sheep with multiple per hundred weight quotes and a mix of good to choice grades across categories.
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Eeenas
Iscaesee
Iowa
Waterloo Pttumes
Austin
ZG Hess Msd
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Mixed Midwest Market Data
Combined receipts for 48 hours ending Monday 8 a.m. at 19 concentration yards and 13 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaled 40 500, down from 53 100 a week ago and 56 900 year ago. Prices for various hog weights and sows ranged from about 11 60 to 13 60 per hundredweight with activity described as partly active to generally higher in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
WFA
Minnesota
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports mixed sales in Plymouth
Wisconsin cheese exchange notes sales of three cars in Plymouth Wisconsin. Two S No 1 twins or cheddars priced at 2344c and one square prints 24%4c reflect the mixed market for dairy products in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago produce market notes from New Oak. Butter prices and receipts from AP report list New York OPA bulk prices. Cheese and egg quotations shown with two day receipts and wholesale ranges. Idaho potatoes, other state shipments, and farm commodity values included.
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York
New Oak
OPA
New York
Wheat Leads Grain Futures Rally on Weather and Demand
May wheat reached a seasonal high as milling demand firmed and bad weather boosted corn. Rye and oats rose while corn and barley also gained amid tender scarcity and mixed cash quotes for Chicago wheat and field seeds.
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Chicago
Market Price List From Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce
Corn shelled old No 2 yellow 1.00. Soybeans old 61.86 new 2.04. Oats new white No 2 68c No 3 65c. Wheat No 7 1.40. Rye No 2 1.00. Hay and straw values. Poultry prices including heavy springs hens Leghorn ducks geese and eggs. Wholesale fruits vegetables and potatoes with California Florida markets. Hides calves horses kips and ponies listed with prices.
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Gay and Straw
Timothy Hay
California
Florida
Texas
Hilde
City Briefs Iowa events and schedules
The Iowa Volunteer auxiliary card party for Thursday night is canceled. Mrs. C. C. Hillhouse, 508 Third avenue SW, state foreign policy chair for the League of Women Voters, returned from Des Moines after attending the state board meeting. The unnamed Chamber of Commerce bureau plans a Roosevelt hotel party with dinner dancing and a floor show at 6 30 p.m. Thursday. tickets are 3 50 a couple and reservations close Wednesday noon. Prof Marcus Bach of the University of Iowa will address the Optimists club on Religious Sects at the Roosevelt Florentine room Tuesday noon.
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C. C. Hillhouse
Third Avenue
Iowa
League of Women Voters
Des Moines
Iowa League State Board
Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Chamber
Marcus Bach
University of Iowa
Optimists Club
Florentine
Roosevelt
Public Finance Service
Younker
Mason City
Younker’s
1St Ave
Dial
Hawkeye
Mt. Vernon
Lea Kiinect
Klinger Paint Co
117
Ave.se
Gazette
Linn
H. Bleakly
Marion
Barron Motor Supply
Ave
LEE
Kilborn Photo Paper Company
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Laine
Kacena Co
2Nd Ave
Kilborn
Harmony Cafeteria
Butterfly Cafe
3Rd Ave
Wayne School of Practical Nursing
Autos & Trucks
Pair of Escaped Convicts Nabbed
Two men who escaped from the Independence state reformatory were captured Monday in an abandoned Mason City house. Neal Keasey 27 of Des Moines and Charles Bowers 23 of Grundy Center surrendered after a tip. Bowers served 10 years for uttering forged instruments begun July 2 1943. Keasey had a one year sentence for child desertion begun May 17.
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Mason City
Independence
Tim Phalen
Neal Keasey
Des Moines
Charles Bowers
Grundy Center
Waterloo
Keasey
Bowers
Phalen
Cal Dwan
Jack Burnett
Lou Kreiger
Hilbert
Leo Alstor
State Bureau of Investigation
Anamosa State Reformatory
Market gains extend on rails and industrials
New York and Chicago stock rounds show rails and industrials rallying to seven year highs as profit taking eases and midsession activity climbs on heavy volume. Baltimore and Ohio Lehigh Valley Missouri Pacific Southern gains modest as investors recalibrate after a volatile week.
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New York
NEW
Victory Lay Laid To British Reds
The Army and Navy Journal faulted Britain and Russia for letting political aims in Europe overshadow the main war objective since D-day. It said Russia’s Baltic Balkan campaigns and Britain’s Italy Greece and Albania focus hindered shortening the war, delaying the Pearl Harbor anniversary milestone. The piece noted Communist activity in the United States without detailing specifics.
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Washington
INS
Europe
Army and Navy
France
Russia
Baltic
Balkan
Great Britain
Italy
Greece
Albania
Mediterranean
India
Cochran Named First Woman Airline Director
Boston report announces Miss Jacqueline Cochran the aviatrix elected to the board of Northeast Air Lines Inc. She becomes the first woman to serve as a director of an air passenger transportation company.
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Boston
INL
Jacqueline Cochran
Northeast Air Lines, Inc
Miss Cochran
Air Passenger Transportation
New British Pacific Fleet Formed for Pacific Operations
The British announce a new powerful Pacific fleet to be commanded by Admiral Sir Bruce Fraser. The move, disclosed Sunday night in Ceylon, signals a major wartime deployment and a broadened naval commitment in the Pacific theater.
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Kandy
Ceylon
Ins
Pacific
Sir Bruice A. Fraser
FBI Head Warns of Postwar Crime Wave Emergence
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover predicted a growing postwar crime wave centered on kidnapping extortion and bank robberies. He noted returning veterans juvenile delinquency economic readjustment and prewar criminal tendencies as key factors and called for retraining FBI agents and strong economic plans to prevent chaos.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Monsday
FBI
Hoover
Amvets Formed From Nine WWII Veterans Groups
Nine veteran organizations united to form the American Veterans of World War II in Kansas City. Elmo W. Keel was elected national commander and predicted thousands of members. Brig. Gen. H. C. Holdridge will serve as executive secretary in Washington. The group aims to aid veterans returning to civilian life and remind the public of their wartime service.
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Kansas City
Amvets
Elmo W. Keel
Washington
H. C. Holdridge
U.S.A
Keel
Two Drivers Plead Guilty In Court On Driving Charges
Ray Waller 32 of 1311 B avenue NE pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 300 dollars plus costs. He paid 100 and costs now and 100 by Jan 2 and 100 by Feb 1. License suspended 60 days. Charles O. Butler 34 of Mt Vernon pled guilty to the same charge. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs and allowed 100 by Dec 15, 100 by Feb 1, and 100 by March 1. Butler was arrested on Highway 30 near Mt Vernon on Nov 29.
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Ray Waller
B Avenue NE
G. K. Thompson
Charles O. Butler
Mt. Vernon
Butler
Highway Patrol
Youths Sentenced For Theft Of Car In Iowa Trio Pleads Guilty
Norman Daringer 18 of Oelwein and William Bathke 20 and James Moore 17 of Oelwein pled guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle. Daringer led the group. each faced up to 10 years in the men's reformatory with Bathke and Moore's sentences suspended. Car owner Francis Burt reported theft May 8. arrests by Sheriff A J Kutschat. Daringer may serve two 10 year terms concurrently. Also, H J Parker 49 of Marion got six months in Linn county jail with 30 days suspended after pleading guilty to lewdness in Judge G K Thompson's court.
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Norman Daringer
Oelwein
Anamosa
William Bathke
James Moore
Bathke
Moore
G. K. Thompson
Daringer
Fayette County
Carl Hendrickson
Francis Burt
Third Street
A. J. Kutschat
West Union
Hendrickson
H. J. Parker
Marion
Linn County
Parker
Carl Badger
John Hlavacek
Thompson
Olympian Train Derailment Near Chicago Injures Some
The Olympian passenger train of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line derailed north of Chicago early Monday. Ten coaches left the rails except the locomotive and first car. A few passengers were slightly bruised or shocked. cause attributed to a flat wheel on one coach.
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Wadsworth
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago
Lake County
Charles Rouse
Quick Action for New Draft Policy
Washington dispatch reports Selective Service will immediately implement the Byrnes manpower directive. Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says occupationally deferred registrants leaving essential jobs will be reclassified as immediately available for service, with local boards allowed to keep deferments if it serves the war effort.
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Washington
Byrnes
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Fuel Oil Rations Remain Unchanged
The Office of Price Administration announced that fuel oil rations stay at 10 gallons per unit for period two beginning December 18. Period three coupons with 16 gallon unit values will also become valid December 18, as the two periods are combined.
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Washington
OPA
Widespread Thanks for Loss of Two Sons and Nephews
A list of thank you notices extends from friends neighbors and local businesses including La Plant-Gheate Globe Mfg Co Hayes PTA school friends and Rev Jacobs and Moons for kindness and floral offerings after the death of two sons and nephews. Other notices announce lost items found rewards and Christmas gift ads from Katz Jewelry Probasco and Vincent’s Jewelry plus local services and sales promotions.
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la Plant-Gheate
Globe Mfg, Co
Chicago
Hayes PT
Rev
Jacobs and
Moons
R. Nippe
R. L. Nippe
Ave
Hayes Pt.a
Ted Hlubucek
Janeba
Frank Pesek
Artha
Conklin
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Post Office
Tack’ S
First Street
Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Chaefer
MFG
Kresge
Noth B. K. Sehsefer
Local Repair and Hauling Ads Bleed Into Classifieds
A jumble of trade lines shows washing machines repaired boiler and furnace work plumbing plastering and hauling services. Listings include Center Point Road and 4th floor Granby Ride addresses with several phone numbers and business names such as Novak Heating Coast to Coast Store Marion and Standard Tire Co offering repair, hauling, plastering, and janitorial tasks.
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Novak
3Rd Ave
Arnold Ellingen
Fizer Kutchera Fuel CO
Ne! Elmore
Center Point Riad
Mack Augustine
Ray Leeper
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Dial
Harry Davis
I. Kirkpatrick
Sparta Machine Thomas
Reliable Man
Hoover
Marion
gauLina
Noble
2Nd Ave
Leo J Smith
Stoker
Gazette
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
C.R
Idahos
Idaho Russel Burbanks U
Colorado
Red McClures
U. S
Trumphs
Michigan Russet Ruralg
North Dakotas
Red River
U. Z
U.S
Marie Katahdins US
SIAT
GOG
City Briefs
Bach
J. E. Bennett @& Co
W. A. Jump
Adams Express
Allied Chem
Allied Sites
T & Uis Chalmers
Johns Minville
Kennecott
He Power
Krover G & B
Libby McNeil
Am'n Roll
Mills
Libbey Owens
Lig & Myers
Am'n Steel Fays Ay Ink Berg
Amn
T&t
Loews Inc
Amin Tob
Ar’ McKesson
Am'n Woolen
Fidy, Martin
Armour A Co
Martin Sur
Ae Atchison S ‘Tia Maytag Miggy Atlantic Rik
Moline
Borg Warner Jon Nor Pac RR
Mtg
Borth Avon
Pac Gos & E
Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Burroughs
Penick & Fd
Penney Se
peest-Cole Rh
Celanes i
Phillips Pet
Aoa
Pittsbeh Screw
Ghes
Ohio
Broseee SU Gay Atte
Chrysler Motors
Bure
Coca Cola
Radio Corp
Cole Palmolive aL, Colum_ Gas
Pudio Kelsh Ani
Solvents
Repb
Steeligih
Schenley Dil
Cons Edison
Sears Roebuck
Contl
Server, Inc
Cons Aircraft
Shell ‘Union
Contl Canae Simmons Co
Contl Motors
Sinclair Oil
Contl Oil del
Socony Vae
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel
Haiteay
Curtiss
Elec
Tex Corp
Elec Bnd
Thermoid
Lee Tidewater Wee
Gen Baking Timken
Gen Cables &Y
Timken
Gen Electric
T C Fox Film
Gen Foods “i
Union Carbide
Gen Motors
Gillette SR
Goebel
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Paise
Warner Bros
Wes Union
Greyhorn
We'house
Olympian
Lucille Zalesky
Iady
Loop
Vincent’s Jewelry
Sra
A. B. Steele
Richards Laboratories
San Bernardino
Persney
2Nd St
Jaweler
Nelson Jewelry
Mullin
Fuller
MR. Platner
Thompson Salon
Iowa Theater
Paris Academy
Helene Curtis
Vely Lady Beauty Shop
First Avenue SE
Los Munger
Erma's
Kenny Hofer
LEE and Her Cowboys
Ray's
Solon, Iowa
U.S.E.S
11Th St
National Oats CO
Essential
MartEap Mettymakers Cosmetic and Soap
Denny Beckner
Gil Eaker
Doris
Tom Owen
Cedar
Hammond
Hurdle & Halter
Contentment and
Zada Maddock Hotel
Montrose
Grand Cafe
Lyle Jones
Leo Ortner
MR. Hansford
Foundry Dept
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
C. L. Maynes
Holmes
Kansas City, Mo
Hberal Commission
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Nfor
Colonial Baking Co
Sth Ave
Hearn - Stevenson Motor CO
U-295
Rock Island
United States Retirement Board
Standard Tire CO
Town Electric Welding Company
Dally
Red Crown
Sra St
Elthe
Laren Co
Jence
Jomnstress
Collins Radio
St. NE
Watkins
Guaranty Bank
Ting Belleovne
NEA Service, KE
WMC
Twin Towers Cafe
Second Street SE
New Process Laundry Co
Nntl. Bank
Vara
Newman
John Beck Athletic Goods
3Rd St. SE
Taft
Chevrolet
Rapids
Chevrolet. Co
18St Ave
FORD
Mercury
Hearn - Stevenson
Allen Motor CO
Iid Ave
10Th ST. SE
Willys
Langhurst Motor Company
Marlon
NASH
19Th St. NW
International Uce
Ave. BE
Quaker -Oats Company
E Ave
Searles Dairy
Zette
Save
Midwest
P. O
Minneapolis
Takin Brothers
Iman
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