Livestock Receipts Mixed as Market Stays Active Across Regions
Chicago and Omaha report varied cattle and hog receipts with steers leading gains. Top price reached for 1515 pound yearlings at $17, while hogs hold steady around 14.75 to 14.95 per hundredweight. sheep bids soften slightly from Monday’s highs. Des Moines and Sioux City show steady to weaker trends on calves and cows amid continuing market pressure.
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Chicago
Omaha
ONAHA
WFA
IWPA
Wyoming
Sioux City
Zoe Sa
Zoe Sa Aie
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Items
Chicago markets show steady butter receipts at 378,353 lbs with 92 score at 41.25 cents per lb and 91 score at 43. Butter rates steady as eggs and poultry receipts move modestly. New York prices mirror firm butter with OPA-set bulk prices, eggs trading around 36.3 to 41.3 cents per dozen, and cheese quoted without firm quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cei
U & Standards
Nebraska
Maine
Green Mountain
Montana
North Dakota
Triumphs
Cobblers
U S
Wisconsin Chippewas U. & 1
New York
OPA
Wisconsin Cheese Sale To Army At 23 Cent Pound
A shipment of twins or cheddars from Wisconsin was sold to the army at 23.5 cents per pound. The sale was reported from Plymouth Wisconsin, with details indicating a miscellaneous cheese transaction involving a single carload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Army
Grain futures firm in Chicago with rye leading gains
Grain futures held firm in light trading in Chicago with rye showing the strongest gains as May contracts rose about 1 to 2 percent from Saturday's close. Corn and oats advanced modestly, barley followed, while cash grain quotes showed various No mix and white wheat prices and several oats and barley bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Des Moines Officials Discuss Changing Price Ceiling Intervals
Two OPA representatives from Des Moines met Cedar Rapids producers to discuss altering the intervals between ceiling price changes. The plan is to move from monthly to weekly ceilings, with details to be announced after review by the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Stocks Rise as Rails Motors and Steels Lead Market
A broad buying wave lifted stocks in New York on Tuesday with rail, motor and steel shares edging higher by small fractions. Volume approached 1.7 million shares as several issues reached seven year highs, with notable gains among Baltimore and Ohio, New Jersey Central, Missouri Pacific, New York Central and Cotton Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW York Bond Review
Baltimore and Ohio
Minnots Central
Central of New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Cotton Belt
Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Hover at Ceiling Levels
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market held at ceiling Tuesday. Top price for prime butchers reached 14.45 while packers paid 13.70. Readings cover Good hogs in several weight ranges and mixed yearlings, cows, bulls, calves, and sheep with varied per hundred rates.
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Cedar Rapids
Pair
Cedar Rapids Market Report Mixed Agricultural Quotes
The Cedar Rapids market lists prices for grains with No. 2 yellow corn at 61.00 and 1.03 for old No. yellow, soybeans No. 2 yellow at 2.04, oats No. 1 white 7c, wheat No. 2 at 51.48, rye No. 2 at 1.00, and straw and hay supplements. Poultry values include heavy springs 25c, leghorn stock 21c, ducks and geese 20c, and various other commodities and hides with mixed figures and descriptions.
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Arley
Ye July
Timothy Hay
Ste. Bros
Courthouse Officers Seize 12 Cases of Liquor in Court Case
Aldo A. Bladel of Anda lusia NL pleads innocent at arraignment in Judge Heisman court after officers confiscate twelve cases of Illinois liquor from his car. He posts a $2000 bond. Bladel was arrested Monday afternoon by Highway Patrolman Franklin Kidwell at Center Point. Six cases were located between the seats and six in the trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldo A. Bladel
Andalusia
J. E. Heiserman
Bladel
Franklin D. Kidwell
Center Point
Illinois
Says He Has Another Wife Asks Annulment
Jack C. Smith seeks annulment of his Kirksville marriage to Fern Mangold Smith after claiming a prior marriage to Eleanor began in 1941 and that he believed a divorce existed. The couple wed January 29, 1945, and Smith says no divorce was granted. Arlene Hand ends her divorce action against Floyd B. Hand without prejudice. case started February 3 in district court.
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Jack C. Smith
Fern Mangold Smith
Kirksville
Smith
Eleanor
Arlene Hand
Floyd B. Hand
No B-29s Lost in Iwo Jima Raid
Washington dispatch reports Monday B-29 raid on Iwo Jima completed with good results and no losses. Mission described as chief threat to Mari an Tokyo run, yet Iwo showed signs of weakening with Superforts facing no fighter opposition and scant anti aircraft fire.
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Washington
INS
Iwo Jima
Marianas-Tokyo
Iwo
City Briefs Highlight Local Events And Incidents
A Chamber of Commerce representative will be at the Chamber Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for appointments. Mrs. Ora Moyer, 69, was reported in fairly good condition at St. Luke's after a fractured right leg from a yard ice slip. Degree work begins at 7:45 a.m. for the Iowa Consistory reunion with William Koch and George Gorch in hospital. Dean Turner was arrested by O L detectives for absence from Camp Hood Texas since January 21. Arthur Deamer will address Linn County teachers at 6:30 p.m. in First Christian church on school legislation progress.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Chamber of Commerce
Ora Moyer
Thirty-second Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa
William Koch
Des .Moses
Roy Hidd
Dean Turner
Allview Drive
Camp Hood
Texas
Arthur Deamer
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
First Christian Church
Deamer
The
Home Recording CO
1St Ave
P.S. Hall
Joe Shulista
22Nd Ave
Claxton de Giuizge Pharmacy
A. B. Steele
3Rd Ave
E. T
Charles E.clare
E Ave
Senerrer
Kresge
Ae Bcharfer
Kresce
Norah A. Gott
Anna G
Andrew
Richards Laboratories
Vincent's
Fuller
Ann P Clark
Messeuse
Din
C. G. Hover
Ist St. SW
Melody Lane
6Th St. Road
Marion
Iawa City
McKinsey
Indy
Seerey Reclassified 1-A for Preinduction Exam
Pat Seerey of the Cleveland Indians, once rejected for service, has been reclassified 1-A and will undergo a pre-induction physical in Little Rock within a month, as notified by club VP Roger Peckinpaugh. He previously played for Cedar Rapids in the Three-I league. The article also notes canal lock width limits affecting battleship beams.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Pat Seerey
Cleveland
Little Rock
Ark
Roger Peckinpaugh
Seerey
Peckinpaugh
Cedar Rapids
Marion Cleaners manager’s car collides with truck on bridge
C A Garrison manager of Marion Cleaners collided with his own laundry truck on the Indian Creek bridge in Marion while returning from Cedar Rapids. The truck skidded off the road down a 20 foot embankment. No injuries were reported.
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C. A. Garrison
Marion
Garrison
Guest Night Musicale at Marion Cafe Delights Local Group
The Musical Literary club hosted a Monday guest night musicale at the E. V. cafe. Rose Mary Mann Rose Marie June and Charles Brammer sang vocal solos with Prof. Ralph Leo as accompanist. Mrs. Willys Hulin and Miss Rose Wilcox managed the refreshment table. Sixty members and guests attended.
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the Musical Literary Club
E. V. Cafe
Rose Mary Mann
Rose Marie June
Charles Brammer
Ralph Leo
Leo
Willys Hulin
Rose Wilcox
Martha Smith
C. V. R. de Jong
Merle Robison
Parley Result Sparks Enthusiasm Across Soviet Union
Soviet reaction to the Crimean declaration was enthusiastic with special meetings held in cities nationwide to inform the public about the news.
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Moscow
Belief Grows Reds to Join War on Japs
Washington AP reports strong belief in Congress that Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin may have agreed on Soviet entry into the war against Japan. A close working partnership between the Big Three staffs fuels the talk as diplomats prepare for a San Francisco meeting to form a world security body. Senator Connally voiced private optimism Russia will join the war.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Japan
United Nations
San Francisco
Russia
Dumbarton Oaks
China
International Monetary
Connally
D-Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stay on the Job on V E Day urged by CIO locals
Cedar Rapids Industrial Union council reaffirmed a October resolution urging all CIO locals in the city to remain at work on V E Day and delay celebrations until final victory over Germany and Japan is won. The resolution sent to President Roosevelt and CIO President Murray warns against war production holidays and urges maximum continued production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
CIO
Navy Needs Men For Repair Work On Pacific Ships
The U S navy seeks thousands of skilled civilian workers at Pearl Harbor and west coast yards to keep ships in fighting trim. A navy recruiting rep will interview Feb 15–17 at the local employment office. transportation and housing are provided for qualified applicants. Not open to current essential industry workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
West Coast
Navy Yards
H. J. Eberhart
War Manpower Commission
Navy Department
Foster
U. S. Employment Service Office
Navy
Fancy Jewelry Sale and Variety of Goods Promoted
A bustling ad page lists a special sale on assorted jewelry including pins bracelets and earrings with one third off. It also promotes GINSBERG JEWEL BOX SEWING SUPPLIES with a wide range of notions trims threads and more. Multiple local businesses advertise services from beauty salons to refrigeration repair and cleaning services with addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginsberg
Singer Sewing Machine Co
1St Ave. SE
Also Mentioned on This Page
UPI
Minnesota
Good and Choice
Good and
Towa Nog
DSS
Undertone
J. BE. Bennett Dé Co
Adams Express
Aea Allied Chem
T_& iby
Allied Stores
Manville Iloy Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Libby
Amn Steel
Lockheed
Am Tel & Tel
Loews, Inc
Aviation Corp
Mpls Moline
Baldwin Loco
Mont Ward
Balto d
Ohio
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelvy Barnsdell
Natl Biscuit
Natl Cash
Bein Steel
Boeing Alrp
Nail Distillers
Borden Co
Central
Borg Warner
Nor
Pac RR
North Amn Co
Bucyrus
Brie Ie
Nor Amn Avi
Packard Motors
Paramount Burroughs
Asi Canada Dry
Sye
Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Radio Keith
Rem Rand
Columbas
Repb Steel
Colm Solvents
Comw Edison
Sears Roebuck
Comw Southern
Servel Inc
Shell Union
Cons. Edison
Simmons Co
Bak Alm Sinclair
Skelly OW
Conti
Can
Socony
Cont Motors
Del
Sou Railway
Crown Drug
Sperry Corp
Crucible Steet
Freuhaut
Timken
T C Fox Film
Cables
Union Carbide
Electrical Union Pac
Foods
Uni Aircraft
Gillette &. BR
Dru Ae
Goebel Brew
Uni Fruit
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Motors
Uni Air Lines
Graham Paige
Walworth A
Greyhound
Warner Bros
Houston Oil
Wes Union
Homestake
Wearyhouse
Hudson
C. R
California
Eluo
City Briefs
George Gorch
Fifth Street
Wilson and Company
Panama Canal Locks
Marion News
Clyde-Scott
Stewart Hawk
Hugh T. Hutton
Eighth Avenue
Albert Jordan
Caribbean Sea
Robert Scott
Jefferson Barracks
Hazel Mae Hutton
Army Nurse Corps
Maurice Jacobs
Cpl. Jacobs
Topeka
Kan
Gilbert Voorhies
Short
H. P. Kline
Tom Short
Sixth Avenue
Kline
Kenneth Silker
Jane Helen Newlin
Iowa State
F. C. Newlins
Melvin Meggers
Denver
Clarence Megegers
J. L. Ritchie
Charles Ritchie
Shirley DeCoe
Sauk City
Mechanicsville
George Longerbeam
Carl Case
C. D. Tharp
C. T. Wood
Anna Mullaley
Seattle
Edward Mulaley
Dry Creek
Pvt
Boyd Hoff
Santa Fe
N. M
St. Paul, Minn
Pvt. Hoff
Mrs
Warren Hoff
Dorothy Case
Cayuga, Ind
Arliss Brown
Cisna Park
Trojan Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Owen
Presbyterian Mariners’ Club
George Engstrom
Deerfield, Ill
Ruth Engstrom
Harry Emerson
J. H. Baker
Gerald F. Thorington
South Pacific
Leona Dimerly
Rockford, Ir
W. H. Perrin
Frank O'Loahy
Ava
Waubeek
Alburnett
8Th
Mt. Vernon Ave
West Highlands
Dial
State Theater
A Ave
3Rd
J. W. Gitt
Service Man
Ella Smith
First Street
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Randall & Gregson Co
10Th St
Free_ Methodist Church
C. F. Olson
Helene Curtis
Lady
First Avenue
Virginia Reding
Willa Nash
Gladys King
Mabel
Madeline Beauty Shop
Thompson Beauty Salon
Iowa Theater
Dini
Paris Academy
RPI I Business
Vna Ge Novak
Center Point Road
Towa Radio
4Th Ave
Chris
Behrens
Park Ave
Granby
Arnold Ellingson
Amer Construction CO
Kirk Patrick
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Ray Leeper
Mack Augustine
Sparta
Omas
Reliable Man
OWA Livestock Exchange
Funk
Call Noble
Nelson
Mullin
Ashes End
Lish
Harry D
Kutchera Coal CO
Leo J. Smith
del Courtney
Dottie Dotson
Band Welty
Bob
Les Hartman
De-Mar
Montrose
Fran Richey
O. K. Drive Inn
Sua Bar-B-Q and
Cape
GRAND
Red Crown Bowling Alley
Ard St
Gazette
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
American News Co
ONCE
International Harvester Company
MONTGOMERY WARD @ CO
Colonial Baking Co
Sth
Ave
Priebe & Sons, Inc
Baker Paper Co
Cedar Rapids Gazette
ICS
L. H. Boggess
Higley Building
Rock Island
United States Railroad Retirement Board
Ottumwa
Odfal
6Th Ave
Watkins
Guaranty Bk
de- Barrera
J. & B. Machine Co
B Ave
Douglas Ross
WMC
Syndicate Clothing Co
Hetherington
Ferme Industry
33Rd St
Javon Products, Inc
Ruth Mullanix
Anne
Leo Kunger
Klinger Paint Co
General Motors
Stolba’s Bakery
Union Station
May's
Lafayette Cafe
2Nd ‘Ave
Paramount
Isilver Wiper
Harmony Cafeteria
Cosmetic
Collins Radio
Women Century Engineering Corp
Third St. SE
Quaker Oats Company
Koster
Newman's
US Ales
Herschel
Tans
New Process Laundry Co
Troy Laundry
Fountain and Drur
Webber Fisher Drug CO
Hoth
P. O
Third Street
3Rd St. Oz
O'Brine's Auto 4& Body Co
16Th
J St
19Th Ave
J Ave
NEA Bervice. Inc
T.M. Rec
Cedar’ Rapids
Western Union
A. Petersen
Second Ave
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