Hogs Higher Cattle Lower in Chicago Auction Report
Chicago AP USDA hogs unevenly higher 25 50c while cattle steady to 25c lower and slaughter lambs up 10c. Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines reports show mixed trade with hogs steady to higher early, then uneven. cattle and sheep varying with feeder activity and thin markets. Multiple markets cite specific price ranges for 180-250 lb hogs and various fed steer, heifer, and sow values across regions.
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Chicago
USDA
Western Fed
Texas
Iowa
Omaha
Balable
Sioux City
Ehcick Agen Pean
Kansas City
Kansas
City
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Prices Steady
Cedar Rapids hog market held steady with top prime butchers at 24.00 and packers 21.25. Cattle prices show varied ranges for steers and yearlings by weight, with highs near 22.00 to 24.00 for select categories. Also listing hides, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and grain market snippets with multiple itemized quotes.
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Cedar Rapids
Rail Stocks Rally Fades as Market Eyes Recovery
New York Central led rail shares on a buoyant Monday session but most leaders failed to sustain gains amid profit taking after a sharp rebound. Trading volume reached about 1.4 million shares as Dow components showed mixed moves and utilities eased.
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NEW York
New York Central
Chicago Mailers and Publishers Agree on Wage Contract
The AFL Chicago Mailers Union accepted a wage deal from the Chicago Publishers Association covering six daily newspapers. It provides $11.50 per day shift and $13.50 per night shift increases. The acceptance rescinds a prior strike vote against the Chicago Sun and other papers including Tribune and Daily News.
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Chicago
AFL
Chicago Mailers’ Union
Chicago Publishers Association
Chicago Sun
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Daily Times
Chicago Herald- American
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Boys Find Destroyer Is No Place To Play
Three boys Dick Green 13 Reggie White 14 and Arnold Gull 13 from Redwood City Calif climbed aboard an abandoned destroyer and found it used as a navy practice target. Two navy pilots in F6F Hellcats appeared overhead diving to 10 000 feet and aborted after spotting the boys signaling from the deck.
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San Francisco
Navy
Dick Green
Reggie White
Arnold Gull
Redwood City
Calif
Wheat Markets End Higher After Morning Slump
Wheat fluctuated with gains of over 2 cents before rebounding as selling cooled. March futures rose to about 2.17 a bushel while corn and oats showed mixed moves and cash quotes for wheat and field seed prices were listed for various grades and seeds.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Summary and Prices
Chicago receipts for produce show activity across butter EGOS and cheese items with highs and lows in multiple categories. Live poultry, potatoes, and Idaho russets are listed with arrivals, track sales, and price ranges, followed by New York and Iowa markets with butter, cheese, eggs, and bond notes, plus Mississippi River stage readings.
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Chicago
Broilers
Nebraska
Bliss Triumphs U Ss
North Dakota
Minnesota
Red River Valley
U. S
Wisconsin Ghippewas Ou
New York
Expert Foresees Revealing Men's Attire in a Decade
Chicago report quotes Ralph Carver of the Merchant Tailors and Designers Association predicting a shift from drab to form fitting, colorful clothes for men within ten years. He foresees shorts at offices and brighter evening wear, saying some men may feel pressure while others cheer the move toward showing muscles.
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Chicago
Litapross
Lexpert
Ralph Carver
Los Angeles
Merchant Tailors and Designers Association of America
Carver
Latest Attempt on Life Was Small Potatoes to Gen. Mac
Gen Arthur MacArthur jokes about a crackpot with a wooden sword as others recall his long life of danger. The piece cites early memory near Arkansas, battles in the Philippines, World Wars I and II injuries, and a brick near his head during the 1932 bonus march. It also notes scientists opposing Hiroshima Nagasaki, Handy’s stance, and Doolittle’s Miami lunch. Rep Hebert proposes a federal offense to fix sports events, crediting Shirley Povich for advocacy.
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Gen
Mac
New York
INS
Gen. MacArthur
Arthur
Arkansas
Philippines
MacArthur
Aguinaldo
Corregidor
France
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thomas T. Handy
Marshall
Potsdam
F. Edward Hebert
New Orleans
Herbert
Shirley Povich
The
Washington Post
Army Major's Hidden Talent Surprises Vet
NEW YORK. Sid Mills, a Broadway music publisher manager, recalls a tough army major who began writing songs and sought publication. The sergeant, weary of the major's pushy insistence, roused Mills with a dream of stardom yet kept giving guarded responses. Now the major mailed manuscripts, catching Mills unaware with unexpectedly good work.
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New York
G.I
Sid Mills
Mills
Indo-China
Macy's
Sid
1619
Broadway
Teamsters Crack Down On Wildcat Strikes
In Miami AP report Daniel J Tobin led the AFL Teamsters to threaten expulsion of locals that walk off without consent. The executive board repudiates unauthorized strikes amid fears of congressional reprisals. The 600000 member union, once riding the horse era, remains tied to its original name. Tobin sits on the AFL executive council.
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Miami
Fla
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL Teamsters
International Union
New York
Pittsburgh
Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Helpers of America
Tobin
Boston
AFL Executive Council
Durant arrives for court martial over jewel theft claim
Washington report says Col. Jack Durant flew from Germany to face court martial for allegedly helping his wife steal 1.5 million dollars in Hesse crown jewels. The case centers on the alleged theft and Durant’s role in it.
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Washington
Jack Durant
Germany
Disturbances Net Seven Fines $100 Against Hubbard
Police court fines total seven for weekend disturbances with $100 levied on Hoover Hubbard Jr. for disturbing the peace by fighting and $100 for Charles F Wickham for peeping. Alfred Jones was jailed for a hospital fight and fined $50. others faced $25 fines for profanity drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
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Hoover Hubbard, Jr
Twelfth Street
Charles F. Wickham
Second Avenue SE
Hubbard
Alfred Jones
K Avenue NW
Jones
Mercy Hospital
B Hubbard
Linn County
Charles C. Murray
Fifteenth Street SE
Murray
Wickham
Harley Simon
L. F. Stusak
Second Avenue
Charles F. Fitzgibbons
Vic Johnson
Fifteenth Street
George O. Dyrland
First Avenue E
Henry E. Harris
Eleventh Street
Dyrland
F Avenue Bridge
Durland
E Avenue
Fifth Street
Harris
Carl Badger
Badger
Rent Hike Threatens Labor Peace Says CIO
Washington News CIO secretary treasurer James B. Carey told the Senate Banking Committee that raising rent ceilings would disrupt labor management harmony in current contract talks. He urged a yearlong extension of federal rent control for six million CIO members, warning a general increase would spike living costs and pressure higher wage demands.
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Washington
INS
CIO
Senate Banking Committee
James B. Carey
Truman
OTC
Herbert A. Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Nelson
Carey
Train Cinders Set Off Major Oil Tank Fire
An official of Stanolind Pipeline Company said hot cinders from a passing train started a 500000 dollar fire in an oil storage tank in Joliet Illinois. The cinders ignited dripping oil from a tank leak and clouds of black smoke rose about 5000 feet.
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Joliet, Ill
Stanolind Pipeline Company
John Stefar
Marion News Dinner for Teachers at Domestic Science Room
Community items note a Marion Teachers club dinner in the domestic science room tonight with men of the club to prepare and serve. The column also lists transfers, birthdays, visits, weddings, club meetings, and local notices including G C Gowans return, Cpl Bill Smith transfer, and job ads.
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Marion Teachers Club
Cpl
Bill Smith
Corrine Smith
Fort Eustis
Hollaburg
Smith
LeRoy Grumman
Veterans' AEF Inc Formed in San Francisco
San Francisco AP report says Veterans' AEF Inc or American Educational Fellowship was announced by Evan Lovett director general. group aims to launch nationwide membership drive and vows it will not tolerate infiltration by reds or un American elements.
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Veterans’ A.E.F., Inc
SAN Francisco
Veterans’ Aef, Inc
American Educational Fellowship
Evan Lovett
Lovett
Building Code Board Asked In Resolution
A resolution filed in Des Moines to create a state building code council with authority to coordinate and clarify Iowa's building laws. Gov. would appoint 10 members including engineers, contractors, architects and laymen. seeks final decisions on a uniform state building code to reduce conflicts and fire hazards.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa House
Iowa
W. R. Simmen
Bloomfield
H. A. Moore
New Hartford
General Assembly
New Accident Puts Him Right Back in Hospital
Cyrill Otto, 50, says he lost faith in automobiles after a crash six weeks ago. Still in a plaster cast, he remained in a hospital until Sunday when an ambulance collision sent him back with new cuts and bruises in LOS ANGELES.
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Los Angeles
Cyrill Otto
Otto
Uncle Sam Laxative Breakfast Food praised in letter
A South Dakota reader touts Uncle Sam Laxative Breakfast Food as a near miracle for severe constipation. The cereal blends whole flaxseed and toasted wheat flakes and is recommended with ample water and daily use. Made by Uncle Sam Breakfast Food Company in Omaha Nebraska.
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Uncle Sam
South Dakota
Uncle Sam Breakfast Food Company
Omaha
Nebraska
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Doolittle
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Durant
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Nova Scotia
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Columbus Junction
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Thirteenth Street
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Tulsa
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Howdy
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Kirksville, Mo
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Ninth Avenue
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Minneapolis
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Battle Creek, Ia
D. B. Storck
Linn
Roxy Scott
Harvey E. Trimble
Jack Trimble
Richard Steinbrecher
Wilmette, Ill
Ricky
Robert G Vernon
C. B. Vernon
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Louisville, Ky
St. Paul's Lutheran Birthday Club
Francis Bruce
Building Code Board
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Nace Ea
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H. C. Burleson
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