Hogs Rise as Receipts Lag Markets in Chicago Twin Focus
Chicago livestock markets show hogs up about one dollar per hundredweight as receipts fall short of expectations. Cattle and sheep advance modestly with cattle steady to 50 cents higher and sheep up about two cents, while hogs see wide variation by weight and quality across slaughter and feeder lots.
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Chicago
Amigier Trade Ac
Biolx Oil Cattle Sa
Omaha
Ately
Greene
Tad Fed Nee Warer
Idahor
Southern
Minnesota
Lowe
Ateady
Mild rally in stock market amid farm and commodity notes
Market activity edged higher after the Presidents message with small gains across steel rail and auto shares. Cash and futures volumes remained light as traders priced a cautious outlook amid mixed farm and livestock quotations from Kansas City and Chicago reports.
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New York
Wall Street
Grain Not Unduly Excited at Speech
Chicago AP reports the grain market reacted with limited excitement to President Truman's speech. A selling flurry hit soybeans hardest, while other commodities recovered later with renewed buying in deferred wheat deliveries and most cereals edging above Tuesday's close.
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Chicago
Truman
Wholesale Market Recap for Poultry Cheese Butter and Potatoes
Chicago market receipts show mixed poultry prices with hens fryers and ducks listed. Cheese and butter quotes range with varying scores while potatoes and russets display on track arrivals and firm to unsettled pricing. overall receipts reported at 445.761 lbs for butter and 344.382 for cheese with steady prices and unsettled market trends.
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Chicago
Rusta
Colorado
Eye Ab
Acore
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Joseph E Winkler Dies of Heart Attack at Farm
Joseph E Winkler 55 prominent Clayton county farmer died of a heart attack Tuesday night on his Elkader area farm seven miles southeast. He had been in poor health the last five years. Surviving wife and daughter Mrs Richard Harralson Chicago and brother Charles Winkler Elkader. Services set for 2 pm Friday at Peace Evangelical Church.
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Gazette
Elkader
Joseph FE Winkler
Clayton County
Richard Harralson
Chicago
Charles Winkler
Epiphany Services At St John’s Episcopal Church
St John’s Episcopal Church to hold Epiphany holy communion services Thursday at 7:30 and 10:00 am. The city brief also notes a convalescence update for Mrs J M Nemecek at home after hip fracture, and a VFW Auxiliary meeting at the Memorial Coliseum Thursday at 8 pm.
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Holy Communion
St John's Episcopal Church
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilary
Memorial Coliseum
Gowrie Youth Fined for Drunk Driving in Fort Dodge
A 16 year old Gowrie youth pled guilty to a drunk driving charge in district court at Fort Dodge. He was fined 300 dollars with all but 75 suspended during good behavior.
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Fort Dodge
Gowrie
Queen Mary Sails After Cherbourg Grounding Repairs
The liner Queen Mary left for New York after repairs for damage from being driven aground in Cherbourg harbor Saturday night. Hat manufacturers say the average American man wears a sized hat.
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New York
Cherbourg Harbor
Golden Bird Crossword Clue Grid Solving Exercise
A densely packed word puzzle list with cryptic style clues and long garbled entries. The sequence includes a mix of clues for feathers colors weather terms metals and units, many letter sets appear broken or misread.
Marion News Highlights Local Births Honors and Moves
Mrs. Bailey celebrated her 103rd birthday at a family dinner in Marion attended by relatives from Center Point Winton Winthrop Toddville Cedar Rapids and Aurora. Lyle McConaughy and Laura Jane have moved to Clarion after his Iowa University degree and sales job. Leonard Brenneman fractured his left wrist in a fall on his way to work at the Marion post office. Funeral attendance noted for Joseph Blazek with Cedar Rapids Ames and Maquoketa relatives. Birth named Victoria Ann to John J Mather and Marilyn Fontaine in Iowa City University Hospital. Community notices include housing pleas eviction threat for Marion Silker Klinger and family and upcoming meetings and hospital updates.
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Lorinda Bailey
Rye Harrison
Eleventh Street
Harrison
Center Point
Winton
Winthrop
Toddville
Cedar Rapids
Aurora
Clarion
Lyle McConaughy
Laura Jane
McConaughy
University of Iowa
Waterloo
Leonard Brenneman
Marion
Milo Blazek
Howard Britton
John J Mather
Iowa City
Victoria Ann
University Hospital
Mather
Marilyn Fontaine
Sherman A. Fontaine
Hat Hucksters Pressure Hollywood Over Hats
Hollywood hat lobbyist Keneth Hopkins harasses starlets to keep hats in fashion. He chides Anne Baxter Hedy Lamarr Barbara Stanwyck and Jane Russell and says Greta Garbo’s return will boost bonnet sales in 1949.
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Hollywood
Lana
Milady
Beverly Hills
Keneth Hopkins
Hopkins
Pemieres
Darryl Zanuck
Anne Baxter
Gloria
Hedy Lamarr
Miriam Hopkins
Hedy
Miriam
Barbara Stanwyck
Jane Russell Hopkins
Miss Russell
Stanwyck
Marlene Dietrich
Marlene
Greta Garbo
Biermann to Remain U S Marshal for Northern Iowa
Senator Gus M. Gillette approved the reappointment of Fred Biermann as U S marshal for northern Iowa. Biermann, a Decorah resident and Democratic veteran, has served since 1940 and previously served in Congress with Gillette.
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Washington
Gus M. Gillette
Fred Biermann
Iowa
Biermann
Decorah
Marchal
Gillette
March of Dimes Campaign Set to Start January 14
Linn county 1948 polio cases rise to 12 up from 8 in 1947 while statewide polio cases reach 1247. Frank Baldwin county chair urges renewed community support for the 1949 March of Dimes asking residents to donate from January 14 to 31 to combat infantile paralysis.
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Linn
Frank Baldwin
Baldwin
Iowa
Waterloo Man Held for Black Hawk Authorities
Cedar Rapids police hold Richard Ferguson of Waterloo for Black Hawk County authorities on a charge of disposing mortgaged property. He was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Patrolmen Harold Cerven y and Donald Ankney at the junction of highways 149 and 30.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Ferguson
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Harold Cerveny
Donald Ankney
Four Fined On Disturbance Plea
Two men and two women were fined 25 dollars and costs each by Judge Harry S Johnson on Wednesday after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace. Leola and Ralph Stuart of 400 Favenue NW Marie McLain of 114 Favenue NW and Kenneth Byers of 527 Second Street SW were arrested at the Stuarts home following an information signed by landlord Paul Stark.
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Harry S Johnson
Leola
Ralph Stuart
Favenue
Marie McLain
Kenneth Byers
Second Street
Stuart
Paul Stark
Administratrix Appointed for Linn County Iowa Estate
Georgia Haynes named Administratrix of the John Bramley estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to present claims promptly to the Clerk of Linn County District Court with proper authentication. Attorneys Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll handle the administration.
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Tenner
Eis Brate
Iowa
Linn County
John Bramley
Georgia Haynes
Elliott Shuttleworth
Ingersoll
Ban on Radio Thrillers Motive Cited in Killings at Ranch
Richard Guy Pruett 16 signed a statement Tuesday night admitting he killed two women and seriously wounded his half brother at a Colorado ranch. He said the motive came from being denied radio murder thrillers and from disagreements over ranch management and dishwashing duties. George Morris the rancher was shot in the jaw and his wife and her sister were fatally shot.
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Delta
Colo
Richard Guy Pruett
George Morris
Edith Jantorina
Wildcat Walkout Ties Up Milwaukee Transit
About 2,400 bus and streetcar drivers staged a wildcat strike in Milwaukee defying union leaders. The action paralyzed the city’s transit system as drivers briefly stopped, then some resumed before most walked off again. Union Local President George Koeche said the union would honor a court injunction against the strike.
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Milwaukese
George Koeche
French Epidemic Strikes Paris In Grippe Outbreak
Paris reports hundreds of thousands afflicted by grippe in a nationwide epidemic. Authorities warn of widespread illness as the flu sweeps across the country, with Paris bearing a heavy burden of cases.
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Paris
Grippe
Gazette want ad rates and lost and found notices
Classified page listing ad rate notes and several lost and found items. Items include a lady's diamond watch missing on a city bus and a beige twill top coat found or claimed. Contact numbers provided for rewards and inquiries.
Lost items and notices clutter Cedar Rapids ad page
A garbled local notice column lists lost items including a black billfold with checks and cash, a white diamond wristwatch, purses, and a dark brown envelope. Names including Frank McConnom and Mrs Chas McGinty appear with contact numbers. several businesses advertise services such as clocks and jewelry repairs, printing, and income tax preparation. The fragmentary text mentions Cedar Rapids Iowa and local establishments.
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Frank McConnom
Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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