Hogs Firm as Receipts Up on Wednesday Estimates
USDA AP data show Wednesday receipts totaling about 11 000 hogs 8 000 cattle and 4 000 sheep Chicago market Tuesday saw hogs steady to strong with higher receipts cattle unevenly steady to 1 lower and sheep steady to weak Prices quoted include hogs around 23 dollars and various cuts and weights for cattle steers and heifers with calves and stockers shown in ranges Sheep and lambs posted steady to slightly higher in certain lots Readings reflect active selling with some bids withdrawn and unsold stock listed for weights above 1100 pounds
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Garo (Ap
USDA
Chicago
Market Report Sioux City CA Livestock Receipts
Salable receipts include 4 500 calves and 3 200 hogs with varied grades. Cattle futures show heavier weights dull while cows steady to strong and feeders scarce. hogs active but markets steady to lower, with scattered good to choice weights and mixed stockers and lambs noted among receipts.
Omaha Hog and Sheep Market Report
Open with salable hog receipts around 12 000 and steady to 25 cents higher on some weights. Prices shown include $21.50 and $20.50 for specific hog classes and 270 300 lb pigs at $19. Cheaper feeders and sows range to $16.50 17.50, with stockers and feeders unchanged. Calves near 32.00 to 28 500 32.00 for high grades, cows up to 21.50, cutters 16.50 18.00, canners 15.50 16.25. Sheep receipts 4 500, slaughter classes steady, fat lambs 25 cents higher, several loads good and choice slaughter lambs at 25.50, ewes 8.75, shearing lambs 24.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Tienes
Sioux City
Choice
Omaha
Moe
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Prices Steady on Tuesdays Market
Cedar Rapids markets held steady with prime butchers at 20.50 and packers at 18.00 dollars. Hog and cattle listings show varied weight ranges and prices for good and common lots, including steers, yearlings, cows, and bulls, across multiple weight bands.
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Cedar Rapids
Stock Market Dips as Broad Declines Persist
New York reports show a broad decline with many key stocks down fractions to move to two points. Volume rose as turnover reached about 1.6 million shares while brokers cited no major news. Some traders blamed weak business reports and liquidity needs ahead of a presidential address to Congress.
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New York
Congress
New York Bond Review Declines Across Market
AP reports a broad bond market downturn with declines of one to two points. Rails led the retreat with weakness in West Virginia and New Jersey issues. Airlines income and other debts showed modest drops as well.
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New York
Virgini Hour Board Airlines
Third Avenue Assistment
Central of
New Jersey
Chicago Produce Market Report Amid Mixed Receipts
Chicago produce traders report mixed receipts with firm markets for poultry and eggs. Prices shown include hens and fryers varying by variety while potato and fruit stocks move unevenly and demand slows in parts of Minnesota North Dakota and Colorado markets.
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Chicago
Colred Springs
Plymouth Rock
Sree Isu
Pota Ators
Colorado
Tarawat
North
Pakota
Red River Valley
Dakota Chiefs
New York Produce Prices and Grade Ranges
Market notes show butter and eggs with varied scores and prices. Entries reference New York produce items with changes in rates, including scores 93 92 90 and related adjustments.
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Orkins
Hicher
Italy buys wheat boosting Chicago futures
Italian purchase of 900,000 hundredweight of flour supported wheat prices from the session low. Prospects of winter snow weighed on new crop deliveries while May delivery showed strength on commercial buying. Corn was steady with 45,000 bushels booked. soybeans sold. oats resisted declines.
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Chicago
Italy
Chicago cash provisions and mixed grain prices listed
A terse market listing details Chicago cash prices for mixed grain and oats. It includes No. 1 mixed at 88 and 90 cents, No. 3 heavy mixed at 87 cents, and heavy white oats around 86 to 88 cents, with additional figures for par and redweight prices.
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Chicago
Iowa Hog Receipts and Market Report Des Moines
Iowa hog receipts Tuesday estimated at 65 000 head for the week 60 000 last week and 51 000 year ago with Monday actuals at 78 000. Packing plants across Iowa Minnesota and nearby states report moderate activity with prices steady to weak and some bids around 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight. Hog and sow prices listed by weight include 160-180 lbs at 17.50 20.00 270-300 lbs around 18 750 to 19 25, and 450-500 lbs around 15.50 to 21.00 with variations by buyer and yard.
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Des Moines
Southerninnesota
Iowa
Cattle Market Sees Mixed Receipts and Steady to Higher Bids
Kansas City reports cargoes of 6 500 cattle with calves 300. Tie titers slow, sales scattered yet steady to higher for some lots. Heifers mostly steady, cows gain up to 68.00, bulls steady to stronger, stockers and feeders scarce. Good fed steers around 24.50 to 26.50, heavies 27.00, medium low good steers 21.50 to 24.50, good feed heifers 24.00 to 26.25, common medium beef cows 18.00 to 20.00, some up to 22.00.
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Kansas City
INS
Fire Station Burns as Trucks Are Saved in Spirit Lake
A Tuesday fire destroyed the interior of Spirit Lake Iowa's fire station at 2:30 am. Volunteers fought the three hour blaze to keep two fire trucks safe, after Wayne Webb moved the equipment to safety and Joe Gordon alerted responders.
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Spirit Lake
Towa
Jack Gordon
Wayne Webb
Wheel Chair Romance Climaxed by Marriage
Portland, Ore. two wheelchair sweethearts Millie Reierson and John S. Storie will marry soon ending a nine year romance that began after separate accidents. Millie, 28, was paralyzed from a back injury in an auto crash near Astoria. John, 27, suffered a farm mishap injury at Centralia, Washington. They met at the Milton Berry Foundation school and grew close while both relied on wheelchairs.
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Portland
Ore
Millie Reierson
John S. Storie
Millie
Astoria
John
Centralia
Wash
Milton Berry Foundation
Iowa Briefs Buzzing Turkeys and Christmas Bonuses
Tama Central Fibre Products hosted about 200 employees and families for a turkey dinner at the I.O.O.F. hall with roughly 500 served. Joyslyn Manufacturing paid $10 000 in Christmas bonuses to 101 employees ranging from 40 to 175 dollars. Chris Goken suffered a fractured leg Saturday night after a fall near his home and was taken to Waterloo hospital.
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TAMA
Central Fibre Products Company
Wellman
Eastern Star
Ann Schlabaugh
Dana Steinen
Elma Berger
Mildred Wade
Betty Schwartz
Leila Goodwin
Velda Davisson
Joyslyn Manufacturing and Supply Company
Dysart
Chris Goken
Waterloo
U S Policy in Europe Progress Amid Debate
AP analyst reviews American policy in Europe, noting progress but no decisive victory. The ERP backbone lifts Western Europe toward recovery while containment of communism improves. administration by Harriman, Douglas, and Clay earns commendation amid some friction over sovereignty and national interests.
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U.S
Europe
Berlin
Western
Germany
Great Britain
France
U. S
Italy
United States
ECA
Averell Harriman
Lewis Douglas
London
Lucius D. Clay
Ruth Ann Severinsen 11 Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Ruth Ann Severinsen, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anker Severinsen of Marion, died Monday night in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a short illness. Born August 7, 1937, she was a Hazelridge school sixth grader, baptized at St. Mark’s Lutheran, and president of the Peppy Pals 4-H. Survived by her parents and brother Norman. services Thursday at Yocom chapel, Rev. Roland W. Johnson officiating. burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Ruth Ann _ Severinsen
Anker Severinsen
Marion
Route 1
Cedar Rapids
Hazelridge School
St. Mark’s Luttheran Church
Hobert Byrns Dies After Heart Attack at Downing Home
Hobert Byrns 50 longtime manager of the American Legion swimming pool concession at Thomas Park since 1935 died Tuesday at his winter home in Downing Missouri after a heart attack. He and his wife Cecelia and his mother Mrs Nancy Byrns lived summers in a Thomas Park cabin. Surviving are his wife his mother and a brother Corbit Byrns of Downing. Dickie McMurrin visited the Byrns over holidays and returned home Tuesday.
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Hobert Byrns
American Legion
Thomas Park
Downing
Mr. Byrns
Cecelia
Nancy Byrns
Corbit Byrns
Dickie McMurrin
Kindig Guests Stay Over Weekend in Marion
Mrs Lyle Kindig spent the holidays at her mother-in-law Mrs Josephine Kindig in Marion and returned to Riverside Illinois Tuesday. Mr Kindig joined her in Marion and then traveled to Kansas City on a Wilson and Company business trip. Weekend guests in Marion included Mr and Mrs Boyd Netser and daughter Barbara Jo of North English, the Harold Thorings, the Jack Kindigs, Francis Blairs, the Wesley Kobylaks and their son of Cedar Rapids.
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Kindig
Lyle Kindig
Josephine Kindig
Riverside
Ill
Mr. Kindig
Marion
Kansas City
Wilson and Company
Francis Blairs
Wesley Kobylaks
Cedar Rapids
Christmas Week Church Party At Parsonage
Livewire Sunday school class led by Mrs Henry Krieger mier will host a party at 7 30 p m Thursday in the parsonage honoring members home from college. Fire scare at 2450 Seventh Ave prompted a visit from the fire department but no damage occurred.
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Christian Church Livewire
Henry Kriegermier
Walter Bigger
Seventh Avenue
Dow and Nickeson Family Changes Amid School and Travel Plans
Guests of Dr and Mrs L C Dow and Mr and Mrs F L Nickeson attended events in town. Dow is a University of Iowa student. The Nickesons will surrender their apartment and store to new owner William E Burd this week and move to Viola to stay with son Bill Nickeson and his wife. Dale Nickeson will live with sister Mrs J O Sheets while he attends school. The Nickesons plan a vacation in the South next month. Dr Robert Vernon of Chicago visits his parents Supt and Mrs C B Vernon.
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L. C. Dow
F. L. Nickeson
Dow
The
University of Iowa
William E. Burd
Nickeson
Bill Nickleson
Viola
Dale
J. O. Sheets
South
Robert Vernon
Chicago
C. B. Vernon
Mindszenty Confession Report Sparks Hungarian Arrests
Budapest AP reports ten top Roman Catholic figures including Cardinal Mindszenty were arrested by the interior ministry. Mindszenty allegedly confessed guilt and treacherous activities against the people as part of a Communist dominated government action. Also detained were secretary Andras Zakar university professor Gustts Baranas Duke Paul Esterhazy and a bank director.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Interior Ministry
Mindszenty
Andras Zakar
Gustts Baranas
Paul Esterhazy
McCormack says business need not fear the new administration
Rep McCormack of Massachusetts tells reporters there is nothing business need fear from the administration ahead of his expected rise to House Democratic leader. He cites no specifics but stresses sound progressive economic measures. Monroney opposes an excess profits tax and calls for higher corporate normal and surtaxes to boost revenue.
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Washington
Rep. McCormack
Mass
House
Democratic Party
James Dow
Iowa City
Craig
Methodist Group Denounces House Committee Action
The Commission for Propaganda Analysis of the Methodist Federation for Social Action accuses the House Committee on Un-American Activities and the Roman Catholic Church of aiming to break church state separation. The federation's 5000 word report defends Protestant scrutiny of the committee and cites bias against Protestant figures like Father Coughlin and Gerald L K Smith.
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New York
House un-American Activities Committee
Commission For Propaganda Analysis
Methodist Federation For Social Action
Federation
Methodist Church
Robert N. Brooks
James C. Baker
Lewis O. Hartman
W. Earl Ledden
Francis J. McConnell
William T. Watkins
Walter J. Muelder
House Committee
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Father Charles Coughlin
Josef Goebbels
America
Almighty God
Father Coughlin
Gerald L. K. Smith
Protestant stance amid fascist regimes and Soviet peace efforts
The piece contends that Protestants branded opponents of Franco, Mussolini, and Hitler as un-American and notes a Vatican alignment with fascist powers. It praises Protestant support for free public schools and church-state separation while condemning racial and religious superiority propaganda from fascist regimes.
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Franco
Mussolini
Hitler
Soviet Union
Vatican
Hirohito
Discovery of the northern sea cow in Bering's 1741 voyage
The northern sea cow a giant relative of the dugong was found during Vitus Bering’s north Pacific voyage in 1741 and is described as extinct as a species since long past.
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Bering
North Pacific
Card of Thanks and A Hodgepodge of Lost Pets
Card of Thanks from Matheid of 606 G Ave NW Cedar Rapids thanking neighbors for support during confinement. Lost and Found items include keys on 3rd Ave near 3rd and 4th Streets, a cocker spaniel seen near Belle Ave, a missing child’s throat note, a red 5 month old hound puppy with white chest and a toy terrier named Ginger. Rewards offered. Dial numbers listed for each item.
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Nee Stal
Cedar Rapids
Matheid
G Ave
3Rd Ave
West Neen
Belle Ave
Ward
Various Local Ads Mixed in Busy Street Scene
A cluttered OCR page shows assorted local ads and notices. Listings include Rent-A-New-Truck contact, BURESH MOTORS, Goodman Detective Service, bail bonds, clothing and alterations, jewelry shops, rug cleaning and transfer, watch repairs, home cleaning services, and a request for riders to Los Angeles.
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STERT
Buresh Motors, Inc
3Rd
4Th St. SE
EREE
Koranda
Wilson Ave
S.W
Kenwood
Los Angeles
Yellow Cab Co., Inc
Greenburg
Ouery Made
Ransper Heat Home Frvice Dept
J J. Ith
1St Ave. N.E. Roosevelt
Jess F. Manes
Dial
Kine’s
Wood
HO Jeweler
Rubbish Hauling and Home Services Listing
Classified notice listing services for ash disposal rubbish hauling old furniture repair furnace cleaning sewers Belldown heating plastering and related home maintenance with several phone numbers for contact. It notes Septic cesspools pumped and general hauling including junk removal and furniture pickup.
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Ave. SW
Dial
Frank Crobach. & Sons ¢ & Sons Construction Co
William Turner
Dan
Iowa Theater
Bud Meyers
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H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Office
Oc Adeee
Oe Hee
Chicago Livestock
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Omaha Livestock
C. R. Markets
Bologna
Sceeveess
Hs. Santwede
Sheen Market
Oice
Eavy Springs
Pasca
Texas
California
Idaho
Iowa _Jonathans
Sy of Bennett and Co
DOW Jones
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Rayon
Allied
Allied Stores
Mel Intl Hydro
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Ohns Manville
Jones Laughlin
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Am'n
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McNeil
Libbey Owens
Lig - Myers
Elting
Ark Nat Gas
Lockheed
Armco Steel
Loews
Armour & Co Op Mc
Marshall
Atl Coast Line
Martin
Atlantic
Martin Parry
S Auto Steel
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Pepis
Moline
Barnsdall Ca
Bendix
Eee Corp
Eth Steel
Nat Leas Ae Ne
Ais
Biscuit
Bis Borden Co
Airy P
Borg Warner
Prises Mic
Abit Ny
Central negrus-Erie
Nor. R.udd Mis
Aran Courroughs
Nor
Amn Avi Butler Bros
Pac. Gas & Cal
Hecla
Packard Mtrs
Canada Dry
Paramount
Ape
Ge Ford
Caterpillar
Penney J
Rysier
Keith i Coca A
Cole P. Paryse
Paimo
Colum. G. & E
Schenle B. Ae
Edison
Shell Union
Comw
Southern
Immons
Ons. Edison
Pesmeiaty Oil
Conti
Skelly Oil
Vultee
Sou Pac RR
Ntl
Reilway Fe
Osea
Stan Spree
le Steel
Curtisser
Tudebaker
Timken
Arnsworth
Fox Rip
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Ly c
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corp
Gen Electric
Uni
Illette
Araham Paige
Granby
Westinion
White Murs
Ifs Houd Hershey
Willys A
Houston Oil
We Son
Homestake
Colwor
Youngston
Owe
DMO
NEW York Bond Review
Kansas City Livestock
Mississippi River
Hastings
Ceepbeenvencey
licGregor
Dubuque
Cedar River
C. R
Iowa Briefs
Wes Gallagher
AP Foreign Affairs
Moscow
Reds
Marion News
Ruth Ann Severinsen
Gazette
Marion Cleaners
Waverly
Donald A. Rundquist
Muriel
Gordon
Edith Gordon
A. H. Rundquists
Lois Shesler
Indiana Harbor, Ind
E. J. Reed
Storm’s
Adv
William Allen
Sioux Falls
S. D
Rod Wahl
Loras College
la Verna Mae Titus
Riverside, Ill
Mrs
Howard M. Titus
Louise Gibson Putman
Topeka
Kan
J. W. Bowman
St. A Hospital
James Iman
Emporia
Harriet Gibson
Washington, D C
Florence Kruger
Concordia College
Moorhead, Minn
W. F. Kruger
Mrs. L. C. Wieneke
Minneapolis
Mrs. Wieneke
Mrs. E. C. Place
Nore
Wrecker Service
Mr. DeLung
St. SE
Jack
Palace Theater
Varney
Mt.ernon Ave
Vincents Jewelry Store
3Rd St. SE
Service Optical
Second St
Lisbon
Bob Zeman
Iowa Rangers
Igver
Stan Stanley
Cest
Alph Slade
Lonnie
Tomie
Dempsy _Jones
June Caldwell Rose Marie
Marlin Peterson
Beryl Starbuck
Larry Fosray
C.S.P.S. Hall
Kenny Hofer
Tureday
Warren N
Hambo
Mies
McLellan’s
Hatch & Brookman Co
COORK
Roice
Larry Lawrence
George
McBowen
Christ Anderson
Dick Alexander
Maron
E. H. Malloy
Virgil Horak
Ronnie
J. C. Henderson
Grenson
Eesctor
Reliable Man
Leo J. Smith & Son
Second Ave
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