Cattle Prices Turn Up Amid Lower Receipts in Midwest Markets
The grid shows Wednesday gains as steers and heifers rise 25 to 40 cents while cows and bulls trade higher. Hog and sheep receipts dip, with hogs steady near ceiling and sheep markets firm. At Chicago and Sioux City, cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts shift, with Omaha and Des Moines showing active but mixed trading.
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Kaneas
Sioux City
SIOUX_CITY
USDA
Omaha
Colorado
TOWA
Des Moines
Minnesota
Kansas City
Kansas
Freder
Iowa Hog and Cattle Prices See Small Shifts on Cedar Rapids Market
Hogs gained a nickel with top prime butchers at 1440 and packers at 13.65 while cattle prices show mixed Dress Grade Steers around 16 dollars with various grades listed. Grain and hay quotations appear alongside livestock values for Des Moines and surrounding markets.
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Cedar Rapids
Call Wilson and Company
Iowa
Des Moines
Stocks Add More Gains Amid Broad Market Dips
Stocks advance modestly with gains in steels rubber rails and metals while motors lead. Trading volume nears 1.4 million shares as Dow Jones averages show mixed moves and several industrials rise on a cautious session bounced by limited holiday activity.
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New York
Motors
Chicago Produce Market News Summary
Chicago market notes show receipts status for butter eggs poultry and potatoes with prices and trends. Live poultry steady with various weights and products listed. eggs and butter prices and receipts given. potatoes with Idaho and Nebraska varieties priced. Kansas City livestock reports cattle and calves with price ranges. Wisconsin cheese prices noted.
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Eees
Idahos
Idaho
Burbanks U
Colorado
Nebraska
U.S
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Wheat Ascends in Broadened Trade
Wheat futures broadened modestly on Wednesday as southwestern offerings supported gains. May wheat at Chicago closed near unchanged to up a cent from Saturday, while corn and rye showed minor moves and oats and barley posted fractional changes seeking market equilibrium. Chicago cash provisions listed No. 2 red and No. 2 hard at $1.79 nominal, with mixed and white oats, barley, and field seeds also priced in thin bids.
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Boxcar tourist and two horses reach Colorado
Greeley Colorado AP report says professor George C. Gates 41 left Cedar Falls Iowa with two riding horses and his car. He completed a 760 mile journey by boxcar aided by railroad crews who arranged convenient stops near stations. Gates, former Iowa State Teachers College faculty, now teaches humanities at Colorado State College of Education. He traveled started Sunday and read during the journey.
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Greeley
Colo
Cedar Falls
George C Gates
Gates
Iowa State Teachers College
Humanities
Colorado State College of Education
30 CIO Pickets Arrested in Chicago Riot at Illinois Gear Plant
Chicago police arrested 30 CIO United Electrical workers at the Illinois Gear and Machine plant for disorderly conduct after dispersing about 200 additional pickets. All released on $25 bail. Capt. Barnes said the arrests followed pickets blocking Spiages from entering work.
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Chicago
CIO
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Illinois Gear and Machine Company
George Barnes
Closing Pleas in Little Glass Eye Trial
Final arguments were presented in Yokohama as Tatsuo Tsuchiya known as Little Glass Eye faced charges of killing an American prisoner and abusing other Allied inmates during his service as a Japanese prison camp guard.
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Tatsuo
Little Glass Eye
Tsuchiya
Townsend Victory club meets in Sokol hall Thursday
Towns end Victory club No 8 will gather at 7 30 p m Thursday in Sokol hall Mrs Fred Dolezal of 195 Thir teenth avenue SW has returned from University hospital Iowa City after a major operation her condition is much improved Mrs A N Gelb of 2256 Grande avenue SE left for Dayton Ohio Tuesday upon word that Mrs Gelb's mother Mrs S Footer had died Christmas Exchange contributions received at the public welfare bureau include A Friend 20 and St Pauls church Sunday school class 5 Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M will host St Johns day and Past Masters night at Masonic hall with 6 15 p m banquet Jack Shelley WHO news editor will speak Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and auxiliary hold joint installation at Knights of Pythias hall Friday picnic supper 5 30 meat rolls butter coffee cream dessert provided members bring covered dishes own dishes and sugar Installation 7 dancing 9 to midnight
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Masonic Hall
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Knights of Pythias Hall
Burglars Take 30 Gifts From Sheriff Elliott’s Tree
In Santa Ana California burglars raided the sheriff’s home stealing 30 Christmas gifts placed beneath the tree. The thief left behind the uniform cap and badge in plain sight. Local police investigate the break in and name no suspects yet.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Jesse L. Elliott
Ancient Cities Revealed by War Bombings
National Geographic reports wartime digs uncover vast ancient remains. Gibraltar caves span Mousterian to Roman times while Canterbury ruins reveal a post conquest city. London excavations uncover Celtic temple and Roman villa ruins. Russian finds include 25 000 to 100 000 year old settlements and giant fossil remains.
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National Geographic Society
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Cantersbury
England
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Himalayas
Courthouse Trusty Escape and Contempt Case
Herbert Brown 37 of 1714 Eighth Street SE was made a county jail trusty allowing outside work. He previously escaped the city jail on June 9 while serving a drunkenness sentence. Now jailed 30 days for assault and battery, he received a suspended 30 day sentence for contempt over overdue alimony from Judge G K Thompson.
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G K. Thompson
Slaymaker to Appear Before Jury January 14
Slaymaker, 33, is slated to appear before the grand jury January 14 on a murder charge. Four other cases remain for January assignment. Clark W. Fisher faces murder charges from last May. Franklin Edward Baker is charged with breaking into a Cedar Rapids dentist's office and being an habitual criminal. Ruby M. Wheeler is charged with false checks and Sidney Water with assault with intent to commit great bodily injury. Judge G K Thompson will preside until January 14 when the new term begins.
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G. K. Thompson
Clark W. Fisher
Franklin Edward Baker
Cedar Rapids
Ruby M. Wheeler
Sidney Water
Widow Leaves Four Kids Most of Estate in Will
Marie Fee and Emma Zabokit Sky will receive 1000 each from Mary Lala who died at Center Point on November 22. Two stepsons Jacob Lala and John Lala get 5 each. The remainder is to be divided among Anna Karch Rose Durow Mrs. Fee and Mrs. Zabok rtsky. The will dated February 27 1935 is to be executed by George Kirk Jr and Frank Zabokrtsky. A plea of innocent was entered by Franklin Edward Baker on breaking and entering and habitual criminal charges. Baker faces district court January 3.
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Mary Lala
Center Point
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Rose Durow
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Zabokrtsky
George Kirk, Jr
Frank Zabokrtsky
Franklin Edward Baker
Baker
Cedar Rapids
William W. Crissman
Allies Suspend Tokyo Paper for Violation
A 24 hour suspension of the daily Ise Shim bun was announced by Col C W Wads worth head of the civil censorship detachment. He cited no details but said the paper violated articles that prohibit disturbing public tranquility or criticizing occupation forces and inviting mistrust or resentment toward Allied troops.
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Tokyo
Ise Shimbun
C. W. Wadsworth
Marion infant funeral and local service notes in Marion
Marion News reports the baptismal service for Linda Marie DeSotel, four day old daughter of Robert and Kathleen DeSotel of Alburnett, conducted in Cedar Memorial Park by Rev. James P. Gable. The column also lists military notices, Christmas gatherings, and community updates from Marion and nearby areas.
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Robert
Kathleen Paul DeSotel
Alburnett
Cedar Memorial Park
James P. Gable
Gilbert DeSotel
Central City
Ernest Paul
Rose DeSotel
Edgewood
Olive Robison
Great Falls
Mont
E. C. Grey
Hayward
Wis
U S May Recognize Romania and Bulgaria After Peace Treaties
Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the United States will likely extend formal recognition to Romania and Bulgaria once peace treaties are concluded with the former Axis satellites by the Big Three.
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Washington
United States
Romania
Bulgaria
Dean Acheson
Fire damages Old St George's church shrine in Philadelphia
A Tuesday night blaze at Old St George's church in Philadelphia damaged the 176 year old Methodist shrine. The fire destroyed the ancient Sunday school room and spread through the historic chapel.
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Philadelphia
St. George’s Church
U.S. Uses Economic Aid as Leverage in Balkan Ties
Washington reports show the United States using economic aid as a tool to shape policies in governments seen as essential for peace and stability. Officials note past directives to assist economies and build military capacity while urging freedoms and elections in Yugoslavia, with potential moves toward Romania and Bulgaria.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Grandson hitchhikes with cat as city spree ends in chase
Pekin Illinois AP report recounts Richard Mason 14 who left home December 21 with 1500 dollars and his cat Cookie a part Angora. He was picked up by Chicago police for questioning after a hotel manager found him with a large sum and money hidden in a baking powder can and letters left for the maid describe how to care for the cat and hide the loot.
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Henry Gleich
Richard Mason
Chicago
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Pekin City
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Angora
Marshall with Chiangs at Chungking Christmas luncheon
General George C. Marshall met Generalissimo and Mme Chiang Kai shek in Chungking on Tuesday after arriving Saturday. The dispatch notes the first meeting with the couple during Marshall’s stay.
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