Market Receipts Show Mixed Livestock Trends In Chicago
Friday estimates place salable hogs at 6000 head, cattle 2000, sheep 6000 with eastern rail transport cited as a factor. Hogs and cattle were generally steady to slow, with top prices around 16.75 for mixed steers and heifers and 18.75 for top mixed cattle. lambs remained around 16.65, while regional yards reported varied activity and strong demand in parts of the Midwest.
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Ap—Iwpa
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Omaha
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Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Stable Prices
AP dispatch notes steady butter and egg markets in Chicago and New York. Prices for U S extras, standards, and various cheese and potato items remain unchanged amid steady receipts and track sales.
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U. S
Idahos
Nebraska
Maine
Katahdins
Wisconsin
Chippewas
NEW York Produce
New York
Wisconsin Dairy Car Flips in Plymouth Crash
A Plymouth Wisconsin mishap closes on a highway when a single car veers off an unlikely path. The report notes cheese products like twins or cheddars involved and a 23 cent impairment figure.
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Plymouth
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Stimson Signals Manila Reopens Harbor and Corregidor Return
Secretary of War Stimson told reporters Manila harbor will be opened to American shipping signaling a likely reconquest of Corregidor. He said the Philippines government would be reestablished in Manila and American bases would cut Japanese sea routes to the East Indies and Malaya.
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Corregidor
East Indies
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Indies
Malaya
District Committee Will Discuss Senior Scouting
Cedar Rapids Boy Scouts district committee meets Friday at 6 p.m. in the YMCA to review the Warbeck area council annual program with Earle Behrend of Kansas City attending. At 7 30 p.m. older Scouts leaders and committee members will view a senior scouting movie in the YMCA little theater.
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Boy Scouts
Y.mca
Earle Behrend
Kansas City
Cedar Rapis
Warbeck Area
Y.M C.A
Wall Street Ends Day Clouded By War News
In New York AP reports a wary close as talks of a quick European war end temper stock optimism. Traders saw slow dealings with large blocks of low quoted shares. total transfers around 1.5 million.
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New York
Berlin
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Hold At Ceiling Levels
Cedar Rapids hog market prices stayed at ceiling Thursday with prime butchers at 14.45 and packers at 13.70. Reports list varied quotations by hog weight class and quality, plus general cattle and stock listings and stock market closings.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Goa
C.R
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids grain and market price list itemized
A detailed list of commodity prices and market items including corn oats wheat rye hay straw and live stock products. It records prices for corn yellow beans oats wheat and rye as well as hay straw and various poultry and animal offerings with multiple price points and units.
McKellar Attacks Williams for REA Nomination
Len McKellar dispatches sharp rebuke of Aubrey Williams as head of the Rural Electrification Administration. He says Williams lacks rural know‑how and business sense, while acknowledging Williams is personable. Wheeler counters Williams has more experience than Ed Stettinius.
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McKellar
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Rome
Sen. Wheeler
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Rye Leads Sizable Downturn in Grain
Chicago AP report shows grain futures sinking after liquidation at midsession. Rye led losses with declines up to three cents. wheat about 2% to 25% lower, corn down 1% to 1 1/4%, oats down 2% to 238, rye 3 to 35% lower, and barley 4 to 14% lower as cash prices show varied readings across wheats, oats, and barley with sample grades listed.
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Commission House
French Bitter at Parley Exclusion
Paris reports a French government stance that France will not be bound by decisions of the Big Three without consultation. French newspapers condemn the Roosevelt Churchill Stalin talks as conducted without French participation. Paris argues France, as Germany's neighbor, bears the heaviest burden in policing and stabilizing postwar Germany.
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Home Economics Group To Meet In Iowa Saturday
Home economics teachers from Iowa colleges will gather at the Roosevelt hotel Saturday. Miss Minna Wikoff of Coe College chairs the group with panel leader Miss Mildred Deischer. The discussion centers on reframing the college home economics curriculum to meet student needs. Other panelists include Dr Hester Chadderdon Iowa State College Miss Pearl Jansson University of Iowa Miss Luella Ninde Cornell College and Miss Eloise Smith Wartburg College.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Minna Wikoff
Coe College
Mildred Deischer
Coe
Hester Chadderdon
Iowa State College
Pearl Jansson
University of Iowa
Franklin Hi-Y elects officers for second semester
The Franklin Hi-Y club elected officers at the YMCA on Wednesday night. Donald Gunn was named president, Rollo Pickford vice president, Jack Burns secretary, and Bull Buse treasurer. Gunn will appoint committees to be announced next week.
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Y.M.C.A
Donald Gunn
Rollo Pickford
Jack Burns
Bull Buse
Gunn
Marion Hi-Y initiates seventeen in candlelight ceremony
Seventeen new members join the Marion Hi-Y club at Marion High School tonight starting at 8 A. Salisbury is adult sponsor. The list includes Kenneth Bailey Robert Burns Dallis Carsner Jr William Cooney Maurice Dahn Richard Fontaine Harry Fox J Winton Gable Willard Haak Jr Eugene Hastings Harold Horner Douglas Hutchins Peter Kepros Robert Kerns William McCann John Vernon and Robert G Williams. The ceremony features a talk by Jerry Heyl Cedar Rapids YMCA boys work secretary on The Challenge of Hi-Y.
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Robert G. Williams
Hi-Y
Jerry Heyl
Cedar Rapids Y.M.C.A
Sinatra Taken For Three Day Draft Health Review
Frank Sinatra was moved from the Newark induction center to Second Service Command at Governors Island for a three day observation to determine his draft classification. He appeared before physicians on orders of his Jersey City draft board and was classified 4-F in 1943 for a punctured eardrum with no explanation given.
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Frank Sinatra
Second Service Command
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Singer
Mary Virginia MacRae Dies in Council Bluffs
Mrs. Mary Virginia MacRae former national president of the American Legion Auxiliary died after a long illness in Council Bluffs. Widow of Col Donald MacRae who led mobile hospital No 1 in France during World War I, she served as auxiliary president in 1930 and founded the original Comfort club aiding soldiers with food and medical supplies. She was born at Ft Madison.
Council Backs Pension Plan for City and County
The Cedar Rapids city council passed a resolution endorsing the principle of pensioning city and county employees. The action follows a letter from Claude E. Sprague of the Employes union AFL affiliate and aligns with four Iowa legislature bills under study.
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Cedar Rapids and Linn
Lincoln’s birthday bank closures and local notices
Cedar Rapids banks will be closed all day on Lincoln’s birth day Monday February 12. Various community items follow including meetings at Kenwood library and Maine lodge, bird club dinner in Cedar Rapids, Lost items at bus depot and a range of local business ads and services.
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Melody Lane
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