Cattle Soar Hogs Steady in Midwest Livestock Market
USDA and various markets report Tuesday receipts across Omaha Sioux City Des Moines and Kansas City. Hogs mostly steady to slightly lower with top bids around 25.50 while cattle show strength and higher colts with some steers and yearlings up to $1 above last week’s lows. Sheep and feeder activity mixed amid fluctuating demand across multiple yards.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
USDA
Sioux City
SIOUX _CITY
Kansas City
UPI
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Slid A Quarter
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market were a quarter lower on Monday. Top price on prime butchers' hogs was 24.50, packers 21.75. Various weight classes for good butchers and packers shown with price ranges. Cattle market reports list steers by grade and weight with price bands from 11.00 to 25.00 per hundredweight.
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Cedar Rapids
Mississippe
Ommos
Hastings
Seeee
McGregor
Dubuque
Iowa
Des Moines
USDA
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin Mason C
Stocks Mixed as Trading Slows Near Close
New York shares fluctuated with profit taking and selective gains as rails and industrials faced losses. The market hovered around midday strength but cooled, ending with mixed results and the tenth straight session above one million shares traded.
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New York
Troop Arrivals at U.S. Ports Reported by AP
About 2,500 service personnel were due at U.S. ports on Monday aboard three vessels. At New York the John Blair from Bremerhaven carried 89 army dogs and 12 troops. At Oakland the Goucher Victory from Yokohama carried 287 personnel, three civilians, Marine Serpent from Guam and Saipan carried 2,183 military personnel and 46 civilians.
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Associated Press
United States
New York
John Blair
Bremerhaven
Germany
Oakland
Goucher Victory
Yokohama
Marine Serpent
Guam
Saipan
Rockefeller Foundation Grants 25000 to American-Soviet Science Society
The Rockefeller Foundation said it can give a $25,000 grant to the American Soviet Science Society to support exchange of scientific information between Soviet and American scientists. Federal approval had been withheld for six months. The foundation is a nonprofit tax exempt body allowed to grant to similar organizations.
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New York
INS
Rockefeller Foundation
Wheat Hits New 27 Year Crest on Cash Strength
Chicago report shows wheat climbing to a 27 year high as cash grain demand from Kansas City and Minneapolis pushes March futures to 2.21 while near term profit-taking trimmed gains. Corn and oats also moved, with mixed finishing prices and varied cash bids across grain categories.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago Produce Prices Strike Mixed Steady Market
Chicago reports steady receipts across poultry, cheese and eggs with hens at 35c and leghorn hens 92c, fryer and broiler prices 28 to 30c, new crop springs 32c, geese 30c, and tom turkeys 20 to 24c. Cheese gains at 39 to 40%4c for twins. 92 score 68c. eggs receipts 14,236 cases with standards and checks around 33 to 39c.readable details on potato shipments and prices follow the broader market notes.
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Chicago
Idahos
Nebraska
Colorados
Idaho
U. S
Bliss
North Dakota
Minnesota
Red River
Colorado
Red McCluress
South Dakota
Cobblers DU S
Montana
New York
Homicide verdict in shooting and crash case
A coroner's jury in St Louis returned homicide verdicts in the deaths of J Vincent Reardon and Michael D Arcy after an inquest. Reardon was killed in a crash while bringing home Mary Catherine and Michael from a cabin. Mary Catherine 14 was ordered held for the grand jury.
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ST. Louis
J. Vincent Reardon
Mary Catherine
Mary
Michael D'Arcy
Reardon
Michael
House Probers Authorized to Subpoena in Manhunt for Tru man Era
The House voted to empower the committee on executive expenditures to subpoena witnesses and records and conduct hearings nationwide. Chaired by Rep Hoff man, the body may hold hearings during or after sessions and is named the prime investigative group on executive departments. Its first target may be the State Department.
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Washington
INS
House
Committee On Executive Expenditures
United States
Rep. Hoffman
R-Mich
Congress
State Department
Snowbound Passenger Train Resumes Trip
After four days snowbound the Omaha to Minneapolis passenger train resumed its northward trip Monday. Only two of the 19 passengers aboard when it became snowed in remained. others continued by bus, car, or transfer to an east west line as conditions allowed. A snowplow cleared drifts north of Carroll to enable the restart.
Senator Charges Vast Surplus Sales to Britain At 10 Cents
Senator Knowland calls for a Senate inquiry into U S surplus property sales abroad saying Britain bought about 588 million dollars worth of goods valued at original cost for roughly 10 cents on the dollar, far above the 350 million previously cited. He faults a state department report as biased and contradicts war subcommittee testimony.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
Britain
State Department
Congress
Department
Office of Foreign Liquidation
Tunnell
D-Del
United States
United Kingdom
Supreme Court denies Bisignano contempt review
The U S Supreme Court refused to review a contempt of court conviction against Alphonse Babe Bisignano a Des Moines night club operator. Judge Harry B Grund found him guilty after an alleged attack at the Des Moines Y M C A and ordered six months in jail and a $500 fine.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alphonse
Babe” Bisignano
Des Moines
Y.M.C.A
Bisignano
Harry B. Grund
State Supreme Court
High Court
Grund
Y. M.C.A
Possible six month jail term for Babe Bisignano timing unclear
Des Moines reports Supreme Court officials said it was possible he could begin serving a six month jail term within a week. Upon receipt of the U S Supreme Court ruling the state Supreme Court will issue notice to the municipal court and commitment will follow.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Babe Bisignano
U. S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Committee of Ship Unions Dissolved in New York
The Committee for Maritime Unity formed last May to direct maritime strikes stood dissolved Monday. It comprised five CIO maritime unions and aimed at coordinating national walkouts at west east and Gulf ports. Joseph Curran, president of the National Maritime Union, resigned claiming Communist influences. The CMU said Curran’s resignation rendered it ineffective for practical purposes.
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New York
INS
Committee For Maritime Unity
CIO
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
CMU
Curran
93-Year-Old Woman Hurt in Auto Crash
Mrs. Rebecca Brown, 93, of 2316 B avenue NE, suffered a wrenched left knee when the car she rode in collided with another vehicle Sunday at B avenue and Fourteenth street NE. She was taken to St. Luke's hospital and listed in good condition Monday. The other driver was Elmer Sanford of 1311 First avenue E. no traffic charge was filed.
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Rebecca Brown
B Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
B Avenue
Fourteenth Street
I. L. Brown
Elmer Sanford
First Avenue
Calls May Be Made to U.S. Personnel in Reich
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announced calls to U.S. military and other personnel in the American zone of Germany can be placed starting Wednesday. A 24 hour advance notice is required and the charge is 12 dollars for three minutes.
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U.S
Reich
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States
Germany
City Hall News Council authorizes sewer truck purchase
The public improvements department is authorized by the council to buy a truck for the sewer department. The council also grants a cigarette permit to William F. Ross of 225 Fourteenth Avenue SE.
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William F. Ross
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Rail accident in Craiova Romania kills twenty
Twenty persons were killed and 64 injured in a Craiova railway wreck near Bucharest Romania according to Swiss radio. The city lies about 120 miles west of Bucharest.
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London
Craiova
Romania
Bucharest
Gem Thieves Target Dilido Home for $128000 Jewel Haul
Police chased bold jewel thieves who robbed the Dilido island winter home of Leon Lowenstein in Miami Beach. Gems valued at $128000 were taken, including a diamond bracelet worth $80000, with a cut screen and broken glass revealing entry.
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Miami Beach
Fla
INS
Dilido Island
Leon Lowenstein
Lowenstein
Anti-U.S. Rally in Shanghai Turns into Riot
In Shanghai a mass anti-American rally organized by department store workers devolved into a riot injuring at least ten people. The event followed economic distress and a New Deal style push for a boycott of American imports to prop up Chinese industry. Mayor Wu warned against broad boycotts citing political risks.
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Shanghai
China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuo Mo-jo
Moscow
Kuo
K. C. Wu
Paintings Seized Under Alien Act in Dayton
Attorney General Clark announced three paintings seized under the trading with the enemy act at the Dayton Art Institute in Dayton Ohio. A Rembrandt self portrait valued at 140000 is among them. two other works by J H Tischbein and Ter Borch valued 1200 and 2000 respectively. The paintings were stolen from the Weimar museum in 1922 and later sold to German seamen who brought them to New York in 1934.
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Clark
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Art Institute
Weimar
Rembrandt
J H. Tischbein
Ter Borch
Train Knife-Wielding Attacks Injure Three in Lounge Car
A Filipino man armed with a knife attacked passengers in the lounge car of the Sun set Limited near Phoenix. Three people were injured. one was seriously hurt. The assailant was subdued by gunfire and hospitalized in serious condition. Susana Barangan, about 30, was among the victims. others included Chief Petty Officer Jannings Stone and two civilians.
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Ariz
Southern Pacific
Susana Barangan
United States Marine
Carville
Jannings Stone
San Francisco
Goldie Hoffman
Detroit
Harvey Montgomery
Shafter
Calif
Los Angeles
Two Men Killed By Coal in Chute at Hines VA Hospital
The bodies of Tracy Tolliver, 39, from Besoco West Virginia, and Herman Stone, 25, from Metropolis Illinois, were recovered after a coal chute jam at the Vaughan unit of the Veterans Administration hospital in Hines Illinois buried by two tons of coal. Rescue crews used acetylene torches to cut through the silo like structure to reach them. Both men resided at the hospital and were killed while trying to open the jammed coal chute.
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Chicago
INS
Vaughan
Veterans Administration Hospital
Hines
Ill
Tracy Tolliver
Besoco
W. Va
Herman Stone
Metropolis
Soldiers to be immunized against influenza nationwide
The war department announced that soldiers in the United States will receive influenza vaccines due to scattered outbreaks of the disease.
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Washington
War Department
Dulles Urges Strong U S Policy On Russia Risk Of War
United Nations delegate John Foster Dulles told Inland Daily Press Association in Chicago that a soft stance toward Russia could incite war through Soviet miscalculation. He outlined a six point program: bolster free society and military, unite hemispheric and European goals, safeguard China, and rally UN opinion against injustice.
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Russia
Chicago
John Foster Dulles
United States
United Nations
Inland
Daily Press Association
Europe
Ity
China
Monkey Island Project Dance Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Monkey Island project dance and band concert go on sale for $1 at several local outlets including the Syndicate Tony's Grill Guy Clarks Barber Shop Parkson Grand Cafe Clarence Lees Barber Shop Downtown Liquor Store and Bail Dutrt's Restaurant. The April 11 Memorial Coliseum event features a 50 piece Veterans of Foreign Wars band and Earl Fulton’s orchestra with proceeds funding a Monkey Island in Bever Park.
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Monkey Island
Lou Dvorak
VFW
Tony
Ladage's Cycle Shop Wins Police Motorcycle Contract
Cedar Rapids city council accepted Ladage's bid to furnish five Indian solo motorcycles for the police traffic department at 2875 dollars. Ladage posted 3875 dollars and offered a 1000 dollar trade in for four old bikes, while Morgan Brothers bid 3873.15 for five Marley-Davidson motorcycles with a 900 trade in for four cycles.
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Cedar Rapids
Ladage
Morgan Brothers
City Briefs Open January Hus 51 Events This Week
City briefs list a Wednesday initiatory degree at 8 p.m. in Sokol hall for Jan Hus 51, a Cedar Rapids credit men dinner at Roosevelt Hotel Thursday 6 p.m., and WMT engineer George Hixenbaugh speaking on Your Future Radio. Norman Paulu and Paul Anthony perform, Shirley Bechtel to attend a national conference in St Louis, Iowa Consistory midwinter reunion opens at 8:30 a.m. Thursday with fourth degree work and fifteenth degree at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Continuous degree work 7:45 a.m. Wednesday with daily meals in the Consistory dining room.
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1.C.C.F
Sokol Hall
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men
Roosevelt Hotel
George P. Hixenbaugh
WMT
Norman Paulu
Paul Anthony
Shirley F. Bechtel
Public Welfare Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Community Chests and Councils
St. Louis
Iowa
Marion considers youth center. committee formed
A 10 member committee was chosen at a Marion meeting in the public library to study a youth center. More than 200 residents attended the Sunday session sponsored by the Wednesday Study Club with Mayor Mullin and other speakers discussing possible locations and ideas.
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Marion
Public Library
H. R. Livingston
Hugh Gordon
Clinton Moyer
Ralph Michel
Anthony B. Lake
James P. Gable
Ralph Young
Kenneth V. Murdoch
Carol King
Donald Deacon
John Mullin
M. J. Hazewinkel
Bob Kerns
Gilibert French
Francis Luse
W. A. Jackson
Carl Foster
Edy Schultz
Bob Hoff
Harvey Montgomery
James E. Cippera
Lee A. Kruse
Mullin
E. A. Lagerquist
Balderston Rites Set for Alburnett Resident
E R Balderston 63 retired farmer died after long illness in Cedar Rapids hospital. Born May 15 1883 near Alburnett he lived in the community his whole life. Survived by wife Lavina two grandsons and three sisters. Central City Services at 2 p m Thursday at Alburnett Evangelical Church with burial in Jordan's Grove Cemetery.
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Alburnett
Earl R. Balderston
Cedar Rapids
Eli K
Mary Craft Balderston
Lavina Kruse
Mr. Balderston
Alburnnett Farmers Elevator Company
Maine
Alburnett Evangelical Church
Kenneth
Keith
Claire Balderston
Blanche Balderston
Rochester
Minn
Cora Fal‘con
Marion
Osie Bell
Central City
R. E. Kerney
Jordan's Grove Cemetery
Yocom Chapel
Local Notices Tie Families to Friends and Births
Bridgeport guests of Supt Vernon and wife plan departure Tuesday for Washington state. Dr Edward Hanna of Springville and Mrs Hanna welcome son Bobby Joel born Sunday. Miss Mary Lyman, Sheldon teacher, is ill with mumps. Mr and Mrs J J Mather of Iowa City visited relatives Sherman and Fontaine over the weekend.
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Vernon
C. B Vernon
Washington State
Edward Hanna
Springville
Bobby Joel
Dr. Hanna
Mary Hanna
Marion
Mary Lyman
Sheldon
Lincoln
J. J. Mather
Iowa City
Teens in Rockets Gang Face Murder Charge in NYC
In New York City two 13 and 14 year olds, Candido Noriega and Thomas Soto, are charged with homicide after a street fight with a rival gang. The Rockets funded, bought, and used a rifle from a rooftop to shoot Early Keller, 16, who died.
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New York
Thomas Soto
Candido Noriega
Samuel Orr
Keller
Rockets
Soto
Noriega
Woman Found Slain in West Los Angeles Field
Police report the nude body of a woman about 30 was found beaten and shot in a West Los Angeles field. Investigators await details after Corporal Joseph Dumais, held at Fort Dix, was reported to have made statements regarding the Elizabeth Short mutilation slaying last month.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Dumais
Fort Dix
Elizabeth Short
Georgia Case Set for March 10 Argument
The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday received an appeal from a superior court ruling declaring M. E. Thompson acting governor and that the legislature lacked authority to elect Herman Talmadge to the office. The court clerk set the case for argument March 10.
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Atlanta
State Supreme Court
M. E. Thompson
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
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