All Livestock Trade Steady Tuesday Estimates in Chicago
Unofficial Tuesday receipts show cattle 27 000 hogs 30 000 sheep 10 000. Saturday's sale had 500 hogs, markets steady with salable cattle and sheep around 500 and 200 head. Chicago bids list hogs top at 14.60, cattle at 16.00 to 17.75, sheep to 15.00, with varied week totals across Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines markets.
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Chicago
Tinl
Sioux City
UPI
Omaha
INS
IWFA
Nebraska
Iowa
Des Moines
WFA
Minnesota
J. E. Bennett &# Co
A.conners
Merchants National Bank
Bologna
Adams Express
Allied Stores
T d& T
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Choicw
Cccveccs Encevesarer
JRE Et Awer
Eae
Eere Amn Loco
Libbey Owens
de Myers
Amn
Lockheed Ae
H Y
Loews Inc
Amn Steel Foys
Nekeason
Armo
Mols Moline
Wethers Atchison
PF van Mont Ward
Choice Ewes ” Atlantic Big
Millrray Corp
Edium Ewes Ses
Aviston Corp
Nash-Kelven
Cully and Gannery Ewes
Baldwin Loco
Natl Biscuit
Balto
Ohio
Nor Pac
Beth ‘Steel Gang
North Am’n Co
Nor Am
Boeing Airp
Borg Warner
Paramount
Bucyrus
Erie
Ford
Denna RR
Penney IC
Sare Burroughs
Coca Cola
Keith A
Colz Palmolive
Rem Rand
Colum Gas
Repb Steel
Coml Solvents
Reyn Tob
Schenley Dil
Cons Copper
Sears Roebuck
Cons Edison
Servel Inc
Contl
Shell Union
Sinclair Oil
Skelly
Motors
Socony
Vac
Sou Pac RR
Crown Drug
Sou Railway
Odin Gencilte Steel
Sperry Corp
Cub Amn
Curtiss Wr
Calif
Gurtiss
Tad. S
Deere and Co
Ath du Pont
Stew Warner
Pruehaut
Timken
Gen Baking
Fox Film
Gen Electric
Union Carbide
Gen Foods
Union Pac
Gen Gas
Gen Motors
Ant Air Lines
Gillette SR
Goebel Brew
Goodrich BF
U S Gypsum
Goodyear Tire
US Ind Ale © .3734 Gt Nor Ore
U S Rubber
Gt Nor Ry Pr
U S Steel
Greyhound
Walworth
Houston Oil
Warner Bros
Homestake
Wes Union
Hudson Mtrs
Willys Ovld
Ills Central
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Mining
Youngston
Nickel
Zenith Radio
Butler Bros
Swift & Co
Chicago Corp
Swift
Edison
Walgreen
Chicago Produce Prices and Shipments Report
Chicago market data shows Idaho potato arrivals 58 on truck 102 with total shipments 733. Listings cover various varieties with prices per 100 pounds and washed or unwashed, plus regional outputs for cheese butter and eggs. Pricing notes include Russet Burbanks, McClures, Triumphs, Pontiacs, cobblers, and regional items. butter receipts and grade ranges, eggs receipts and price ranges listed for standard, extra, and dirtless categories.
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Chicago
Idaho
Pontiacs U
Minnesota
North Dakota
Maine
Wisconsin
Grain Prices Rally Then Ease Off in Chicago Markets
Grain markets showed an irregular session with an early rally followed by a retreat near the close. July and September wheat remained firmest, with mixed moves across corn oats rye and barley. Cash wheat and corn prices were quoted with ranges and specific grade values listed for No. 2 red, No. 5 yellow, and mixed oats, plus field seeds and Timothy and clover prices.
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Chicago
ICAGO
Slaughter in Nazi Drive Greatest of War, Yank Predicts
New York report cites an American staff officer with the First Army predicting the German offensive could yield the war’s greatest slaughter, exceeding Stalingrad. He notes improved Allied positions, fierce German counterattacks near Munschau, heavy tank losses, and improved weather aiding air operations.
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Yank
New York
INS
Stalingrad
George Hicks
Blue Network
First Army
Hicks
Munschau
Spotty Early Gains Mark Saturday Stock Market Action
New York stock market shows a few favorites gaining modestly while many leaders stumble. Early trends were uneven with improved albeit spotty quotations as dealings thin to about 500000 shares, roughly half of last Saturday's volume.
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New York
Hog Prices Steady on Cedar Rapids Market
Cedar Rapids hog market shows no fluctuation on Saturday. Top prices listed: prime butchers 14.10, packers 13.70. Entries cover hogs 160 to over 500 pounds with prices ranging from 9.50 to 13.75, plus varied consignments and related commodity quotes.
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Iowa
the Associated Press
Masons
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Cedar Rapids
Various market quotes and rail bond review in New York
The New York bond review notes rail issues improving moderately in holiday trading while most corporates show narrow price changes. The report also lists wholesale fruit and vegetable prices and meat and poultry terms with current receipts and grades.
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New York
Lst
U. S
Leftist Offensive In N W Greece Faces British Help
In northwest Greece Edes forces of about 12 000 to 20 000 faced Elas troops believed 15 000 to 20 000 strong, with two towns captured. Eam government workers and British observers noted Elas withdrawal from Attica and hoped for a truce as typhus control efforts and contagious disease hospital work continued near Piraeus amid food and fuel shortages.
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Athens
Edes
Greece
Elas
Ronald Scobie
Eam
Scobie
Attica
Piraeus
International Red Cross
Piraeus Harbor
Wisconsin cheese exchange sales and river stage update
In Plymouth Wisconsin eight cars of U S No 1 twins or cheddars sold at 23 4 cents while four cars at 24 4 cents and one square prints at 24 4 cents with a midgets price 32 419 cents Mississippi River stages show Davenport and La Crosse rising 0 1 feet and Dubuque and Davenport with no change Keokuk unchanged amid a mixed market report.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
U.S
Davenport
Ar la Crosse
Dubuque
Stettinius Faces Obstacles in Bid To End Secrecy
Washington's secretary of state Stettinius tries to humanize the State Department and curb secrecy. He convened 2500 staff at Constitution Hall to unveil new aides Joseph Grew Nelson Rockefeller Will Clayton James Dunn and Archibald MacLeish. The event, though open to reporters, was initially off the record reflecting the department’s secrecy tradition.
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Washington
State Department
Stettinius
Department
Constitution Hall
Joseph C. Grew
Nelson Rockefeller
Will L. Clayton
James C. Dunn
Archibald MacLeish
United States Marine
Keep on Job, F D R Urges Keep on Job F D R Urges
President Roosevelt urged Americans to keep working hard to support the war effort and maintain wartime production until clear victory. He said he cannot predict when Germany will be defeated and outlined a flexible 1945 46 budget assuming both possible end dates and extended war. He declined to comment on Allied setbacks and emphasized continuing Treasury elasticity for war needs.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Europe
U. S
Germany
Paris
Anamosa Inmates Draw Five Years for Escape
Neil Keasey and Charles Bowers pleaded guilty to escape in Jones county district court. Judge M C Hamiel sentenced them to five years at the reformatory to start after their current terms. They escaped a prison camp at Independence on December 10 and were recaptured two days later at Mason City. A separate note from West Union reports a fire destroying a five room house owned by John Schroyer with an estimated loss of 1500 dollars.
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Anamosa
Neil Keasey
Charles Bowers
Reformatory
Jones County District Court
M. C. Hamiel
Independence
Mason City
West Union
John Schroyer
Yanks Recapture Belgian Town After Bloody Battle
Two American companies waded into German defenses in fog and darkness to retake a Belgian town, the fiercest fight of the war so far. About 225 GIs entered. at least 120 Germans were killed, and 11 mobile guns knocked out. Local sergeants Jaloney and Derenzo recount the costly victory and bravery under fire.
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Belgium
G.i’s
Normandy
Michael Jaloney
Woonsocket
R. J
Sam Derenzo
Ossining
N. Y
John Buchman
Detroit
Willard E. Harrison
Norfolk
Neb
Derenzo
George Walsh
Michigan
Anamosa Church Holds Christmas Day Service
Special to The Gazettes reports Rev D A Loferski will officiate Christmas day services at St Mark s Lutheran church Anamosa new officers were installed by the Methodist W S C S with Mrs G O White as president and a slate of other officers in Anamosa Tama council appoints Charles M King as city assessor succeeding Clair Cory Royal Neighbors lodge elects officers Anamosa two divorce petitions filed in Jones county district court
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Anamosa
D. A. Loferski
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Methodist
W.S.C.S
G. O. White
Foss Davis
D. E. Brickley
Edgar Beach
G. B. Kinser
Manchester
Opal Flancer Worley
William B. Worley
TAMA
Charles M. King
Tama Council
Clair Cory
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Lawrence Fiala
J.C. Overturf
W. C. Cory
H. L. McRoberts
J. W. Croskey
Paul Hartsell
John Loftus
John Argall
Sentinels
Albert Polka
Jones County
Florence Bartels
Herman Bartels
Bartels
Genevieve Osborne Braun
Arthur M. Braun
Central Fiber Products Company
Toledo Community Hall
MT. Vernon
Eastern Star
John: Kirkpatrick
Julius Smith
William Hoffman
Henry Rhoades
Leoral Evans
Elizabeth Kimball
Mael Foster
Tipton
William Mixell
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Clarence
Decorah
Interstate Power Company
Eboy
Athenian club hosts Christmas party in Marion home
The Athenian club held a Christmas gathering Friday at Mrs Paul Kruger’s Marion residence. Guests Mrs Walter Reinsch Miss Florence Kruger and Mrs Carroll Roberts sang, with Jimmie Kruger and Margaret Ann Reinsch performing a piano duet. Emma Klein read aloud and Mrs Marvin Edison accompanied carols. Co-hostesses included Mrs Harvey Gipp Miss Helen Crane and Mrs Eugene Wilber. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Edward Hines from Des Moines and Mr and Mrs George Weis of Muscatine touring to Oakdale to see Lt Kathryn E Weis. Mrs C C Carpenter returned from Des Moines with them. Mr and Mrs George Weis visited Marion residents Mr and Mrs Willis Jordan en route. Mrs Martin A Hall of Los Angeles visits her sister Mrs Ethel Hart and parents in Marion.
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Paul Kruger
Walter Reinsch
Florence Kruger
Carroll Roberts
Margaret Ann Reinsch
Jimmie Kruger
Emma Klein
Marvin Edison
Harvey Gipp
Helen Crane
Eugene Wilber
Edward Hines
Des Moines
George Weis
Muscatine
Marion
Willis Jordan
Oakdale
Kathryn E. Weis
Martin A. Hall
Los Angeles
Ethel Hart
J. H. Leaf
Morley
Eyestones Buy Bryan B. Sanborn Residence in Cedar Rapids
The Eyestones of Cedar Rapids have purchased the Bryan B. Sanborn house at 988 Fourteenth Street. Mrs Baker sells her home at 679 Central Avenue to Mr and Mrs Oscar Busenbark. Mrs Baker and her sister move to 816 Ninth Avenue later this winter as the Blacks build a new home in Minneapolis. Holiday notices and local ads note gifts, meals, and services.
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Bernard Eyestone
Cedar Rapids
Bryan B. Sanborn
Fourteenth Street
Eyestone
la- Plant-Choate ‘Company
N. A. Baker
Central Avenue
Oscar
Busenbark
Baker
Clara Wilson
Ninth Avenue
Minneapolis
Marion churches fill weekend services across denominations
Sunday schedules show Baptist Bible school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon titled King of Kings led by William Dykhuisen of Calvary Baptist Cedar Rapids. Catholic mass at 8 and 10 led by Rev T J McElliott. Various churches announce midweek Bible study, Christmas Eve programs and caroling with offerings to a children's home.
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Baptist Bible School
King of’ Kings
William Dykhuizen
The
Calvary
Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
Maywood, III
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
James, M. Lower
James P
Christ
Westminster Fellowship Group
Yanks Seize Pillbox Foe Locks Em In
American Seventh Army troops fight in a snowy Siegfried line pocket as 15 doughboys capture a German pillbox only to be trapped inside. German defenders shell the position for two hours, then a relief force breaks through. Capt. James D. Wimberly notes pillboxes shelter and command posts, while snow hampers artillery observation and massed fire.
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Clinton B. Conger
Seventh Army
Germany
Siegfried Line
James D. Wimberly
Gulfport
Miss
Wimberly
Iowa Death Notices Take Shape Across Several Towns
Obituaries list services and survivors for Fred A Matthews Louis Grosse Leo F Davis William E Curtis Patrick McGreevey Mrs George Chambers Mary Haley Phin Wandell Glenn Kennard Lizzie Van Voltinbergh and others across Wilton Junction Central City Blairstown Clermont Urbana Monticello Edgewood Manchester Riverside and Manchester with services due Sunday Saturday or Friday and survivors including spouses children and grandchildren in diverse Iowa locales.
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Wilton Junction
Fred A. Mathews
Louis Grosse
Central City
Federated Church
Leo F. Davis
Blairstown
William E. Curtis
LaHarpe
Walter Curtis
Clermont
St. Peter’s Church
Patrick McGreevey
Urbana
George Chambers
Waterloo
Bertha Fry
Goldie} Allen
Clarence
Waukesha
Wis
Monticello
Mary Ha
Ley
James Ha
Castle
Grove Township
Edgewood
Phin Wandell
Myra Sauerbry
Strawberry Point
Vina Robinson
Manchester
Dolly Lewis
Minzine Ackermann
Omaha
Vertie Schevens
Katona
Shelly
Lizzie van Voltinbergh
R. L. van Voltinbergh
H. L. van Voltinbergh
Marshalltown
William E. Evans
Sechenyato
The First Christmas Message at Shueyville church
The Rev. Lyle K. Anderson will speak at 9:30 a.m. Sunday service. A Christmas program is scheduled for 8 p.m. and Sunday school will be held at 10:30 a.m. at Shueyville United Brethren church.
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Lyle K. Anderson
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Iand
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Lmanager
C. R
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Timothy Hay
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Adina Wheeles
James Marlow
F.D.R
John McDermott
Iowa News
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Marion News
Sanborn
Mrs. Baker Sells
Owen
Bill Nickeson
Camp Hood
F. L. Nickeson
Seventh Avenue
Storm
Clarence Knapp
Waubeek
Richard Pinch
South Pacific
R. O. Pinch
F. E. Williams
Tenth Street
Mark Tilton
Theodore
Ronnie
DeKalb, Ill
Hallwood Cafe
John T. Crawford
John Joseph
Franklin W. Crawford
People’s Hospital
Franklin Crawfords
Catherine Reinheimer
Ankers Hospital
St. Paul
Magmie Reinheimer
Eleventh Street
Virgil Kellogg
Jean Dye
A. J. Kellogg
Concordia College
Moorhead, Minn
W. F. Kruger
Mrs. Milo Trusty
Cris Frederick
Dorothy Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Benita Grote Smith
Stout Institute
Menominee, Wis
Benita
Mrs. Smith
John Grotes
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Prairie Chanel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
City Briefs
Ruth Ellis
Dora J. McAdams
Annette Marvis
Fourth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Josephine Bean
First Street
Union Depot
Joriday
Gazette Office
Elgin
Oin
Wilson & Company
13Th
Ave, SE
Jady’s' Cardoya
Woolworth’s
Woolworth's
Ith St. SE
Ce-Mar
Hammond Elegtrig Organ
Hurdle & Halter
Contentment and
Fran Riche Hotel
Montrose
Tom Owen
His Cowboys
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Weae
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Kingston Ballroom
Elmer Young
Larry Hunter
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Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Moeller
Cowboys
Utsnger
Ist
Acme
Guaranty
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Woerderhoffs
1St Ave
East
Claxton College Pharmacy
Darty
Schaefer
MFG
Kresge
H. K. Schaefer
Loanson
Steele
3Rd Ave
Vincent's Jewelry Store
Richards Laboratories
1St St
2Nd St
Cc. G. Hover
Fuller
Tdi
Nelson Jewell
WEA
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