Cattle Run at 7 Year Crest Amid Large Receipts
Chicago market faced strong selling as receipts hit 27 000 head the heaviest since 1936 January. Fed steers and yearlings eased 25 to 50 cents while hogs sold steady to 10 cents higher, with top at 14 75. Lambs remained steady with early tops near 15 50 as Sioux City and Chicago reports show mixed demand and wide price spreads across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
INS
Fed
Sioux City
WPAI
WFA
Helfers
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
WFAI
Tamb
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago produce prices and arrivals show steady to firm movement across dairy eggs poultry and vegetables. Notable items include eggs receipts of 6 062 cases and butter tires with various grades, red russet burbanks and Triumphs potatoes, with mixed conditions from washed to unwashed and occasional price adjustments.
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Chicago
Idaho
Cobblers
U S
Wisconsin
New Jack Street
Florida
Triumphs
U. S
Wisconsin cheese exchange offers twins and cheddars
An item from Plymouth Wisconsin lists Wisconsin cheese exchange products including five twins or cheddars and cheddar squares. Prices shown as 23 and 24 cents per unit.
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Gwisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Lt Borak Appointed Personal Affairs Officer for Cedar Rapids
Lt Leo Borak of the Coe College military department is named the army's personal affairs officer for the Cedar Rapids area succeeding Lt Arthur W Fritton. He will advise servicemen ex servicemen and dependents on rights and privileges under laws and regulations and will not perform agency functions. Military contacts and information requests should go through appropriate channels at Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Borak
Coe College Military Department
Army
Cedar Rapids
Arthur W. Fritton
Lt Borak
US Employment Service
The
Bar Association
Social Security Board
Veterans
Prices Hold Steady On Cedar Rapids Hog Market
Prices remained steady on the Cedar Rapids hog market with top prime butchers at 14.25 and packers at 13.65. Listings show varied values for hogs by weight, cattle categories, calves, sheep, and lambs, reflecting mixed feeder and slaughter stock quotes across grades and weights.
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Cedar Rapids
Oped & Ghese
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Grains and Produce
Grain and produce prices list for Cedar Rapids include corn at No. 2 yellow 1.00 and old No. 12 yellow 51.03, soybeans No. 2 yellow 2.04, oats No. 1 white 75c, wheat No. 2 1.40, rye No. 2 1.00, hay and straw at 14.00, heavy springs 25c, various fowl prices, eggs at 33c for No. 1, 10c for No. 2, pullets 23c, wholesale fruits and vegetables with California celery 4.05, lemons 7.20, lettuce 5.99, onions 1.70, apples Jonathans 4.00, potatoes 2.95, grapefruit 3.25, and hides and leather at listed rates.
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Iowa
Des Moines
TRE Sad
Mason & Waterloo
Ottomwn
Austin
California
Idaho
U. S
Texas
Grain markets rally after mid session lag
Chicago AP reports grain futures moved higher late trading as wheat corn oats rye and barley gained. Wheat May futures at 1.6656, corn up to 1.13, oats about 0.14 to 1.10, rye around 1.24, barley near 1.18.
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Chicago
Chicago price report lists grains and field seeds
AP Chicago markets show hard wheat at 174 a ton No 2 fed at 1.76 per bushel corn No 2 yellow 1.07 No 5 yellow 1.02 oats No 1 mixed 0.794 No 1 heavy 0.781 arleySep near 1.37 red top timothy 66 6 25 red clover 31 50 alsike 28 50 field seed per hundred rates noted
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Chicago
Arley
Timothy
Law Tclaver
Alsike
Japs Use Flying Bombs in China
Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault says Japan uses flying bombs for Chinese air defense but its launch method is unclear. Flyers report objects that chase or parallel American planes, but pilots evade them. Chennault notes Japan’s air force lacks effective defense and will continue trying.
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China
Kunming
Claire L. Chennduit
Chennault
Montgomery Took Command on Own Hook
London writer says Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery assumed command of Allied armies on the northern flank of the German salient days before formal confirmation. He reportedly acted on forebodings about German moves and urged leadership as the situation grew desperate.
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Montgomery
London
INS
Wilson Broadbent
London Daily Mail
Bernard L. Montgomery
Broadbent
Stock Market Rebounds in Broad Rally
New York trading opens with rails and industrials pushing to seven year highs as gains approach three points. Volume runs near 1.8 million shares with many favorites closing at intraday peaks and a mix of gains and retreats across issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokyo says two B twenty nine bomb Nagoya raid
Tokyo radio reported two Superfortresses from the Marianas conducted separate night raids on Nagoya, starting a fire in one area.
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Tokyo
Nagoya
New York
INS
Marianas
Mrs Worden Hurt In First Avenue Crash
Mrs Worden aged 53 at 1005 Thirty second street NE suffered multiple rib fractures after a collision with a car driven by Clarence Foster of Waterloo at First avenue and Tenth street E early Sunday. Both drivers said glare from approaching headlights blinded them and they failed to see each other before the crash.
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Lee Worden
Thirty Second Street
Clarence Foster
Waterloo
First Avenue
Tenth Street E
Worden
Foster
Over 3 000 Register At Iowa State College
Iowa State College reports 3181 students on the fifth day of winter quarter. Registration was Jan 3 with late enrollments expected to reach about 13300 for the quarter. Among new arrivals 645 are in the navy V-12 program and the remainder civilians.
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Ames
Iowa State College
J. R. Sage
Sage
Navy
Hold Youth 21 for Theft of Cash Bond
Robert Charles Burrow, 21, of 1103 Center Point road NE, was charged with larceny from a building. Detectives Stusak and Simon arrested him Sunday at First avenue and Third street NE at 8 p.m. Burrow allegedly took 11 dollars in cash and one E bond from Mrs. Alice Wennemark at 417 Sixth street SE on Saturday.
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Robert Charles Burrow
Center Point Road
L. F. Stusak
H. R. Simon
First Avenue
Third Street
Burrow
Alice Wennermark
Sixth Street
Montgomery in Tribute to G I Courage
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery praised American valor and Allied resolve after a German offensive in Belgium failed to gain advantage. He highlighted the Second and Seventh Armored Divisions and the 82nd and 101st Airborne as performing well and emphasized unity with Eisenhower amid British press criticism. He warned against outsiders driving wedges between Allied leaders.
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Montgomery
St. Vith
Bastogne
United States Airborne
82Nd
101St
War Department
Washington
United States Army
Ike
Gen
Eisenhower
British Paper Says State Dept Groups Tipping Off Pearson
The Sunday Pictorial accuses squabbling U. S. State Department groups of whispering international secrets to American columnist Drew Pearson. It warns against British documents being used as weapons by rival American diplomats and urges more foreign office discretion.
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State Dept
Pearson
London
The
Sunday Pictorial
United States State Department
Drew Pearson
Eictorial
Britain
Economist
Foreign Office
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Notices
City officials schedule a Public Welfare board meeting at 4 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce. Cedar Rapids residents enlist in the naval reserve and the West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association plans its annual Linn county meeting. Probate granted for Elizabeth Gilchrist and executors named. City grants beer licenses to Nick Zervakis and Lee Nassif. Cedar Rapids Bird Club gathers at Coe College. Marjorie Brunner reviews The Murmur of Wings and Virginia Slauson presents Hawk Mountain sanctuary film.
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Public Welfare Bureau Board
Chamber of Commerce
West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Bird Club
Science Hall
Coe College
Marjorie Brunner
Leonard Dubkim
Virginia Slauson
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
Follow Me Leadership Is Of The Spirit
Edgar A. Guest presents a poem praising leadership that inspires others to rise beyond fear. The speaker urges following a bold, unselfish leader whose courage routs tyranny and leads to victory, emphasizing inner virtue over rank or parade.
Marion News aids blood plasma fund drive and local notices
Marion community reports contributions to the blood plasma fund led by Mrs Pauline Naso with several groups giving amounts from 1 to 10 50. Local notices include service changes post and hospital recalls and a list of residents and families with moves births and medical events.
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Aid
Pauline Naso
Blood Plasman Fund
Eastern Star
Otto Kieckhaefer
Rebekah Lodge
Tuchabache Club
Reva Hoffman
Springville
American Legion Auxiliary
Prairie Chapel
W.S.C.S
Cheerful Companions
Christian Church
Reading Circle
Marion Klatter Klub
Hazleton
British Forces Clear Athens Peninsula in Military Advance
British armor cleared the Athens peninsula southeast of Athens and fought to reduce an Elas strong point in a mountain defile 25 miles northwest. Lt Gen Ronald Scobie said the peace offer no longer holds under original terms after Elas seized civilians as hostages and blocked Red Cross visits to camps.
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Athens
Elas
Ronald Scobie
Scobie
Sezure
Red Cross
He Isald
Washington Job's A Chinese Puzzle
New York AP report quotes Jean A Brunner commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars asking a niece about a war job in Washington She answers with a lengthy title describing data analysis work in the War Manpower commission division of occupational analysis and manning tables within the bureau of labor utilization.
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New York
Jean A. Brunner
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
Division of Occupational Analysis and
Bureau of Labor Utilization
War Manpower Commission
R A F Dam Buster Guy Gibson Presumed Dead
Wing Commander Guy Gibson, who led the 1943 Mohne and Eder dam raids, was officially listed as presumed killed in action, after previously being listed as missing in action.
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London
Guy Gibson
Mohne
Eder
Ruhr
R.A.F
War Costs by Allies and Powers from 1940 to 1944
United States spending nears 235 billion while Britain and Russia together exceed 330 billion. Soviet Union expenditures near 100 billion since 1940. Germany estimated at 130 billion. Japan and Italy contribute sizable sums, with incomplete, department-based estimates across multiple governments.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Soviet Union
Russia
Great Britain
Dominions
Germany
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Italy
Nylon hosiery release delayed by postwar planning
New York AP report details that civilian nylon hose will need about four and a half months from release to shelves. The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers estimates three million dozen pairs must be on hand before distribution to retailers, with three and a half months for production and one month for distribution. Silk may account for about 20 percent of hosiery after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Pacific
Card of Thanks and Lost Items Ads in Jay Minnesota
A collage of notices expresses thanks for kindness after a wife and mother’s loss. Separately, items lost include a brown leather billfold with railroad tickets and cash, two strands of pearl beads, a blue flower pin, a gentleman’s gold inlaid cameo ring, and a coal chute. Rewards and contact numbers accompany several losses, with multiple business ads and personal notices following.
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James E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank Bldg
Cedar Rapids
Kresge's
Cracmer'’s
Eagle Corl Co
First St
Indy
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Dsanld
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Dielbsors
LiGy
C.R
Timothy Ray
J E. Bennett & Co
W. S. Jump
Adams Express
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kennecott
Amn Rad
Amn Rol Mills
Lockheed
Amn Smelting Loews Inc
Amn Steel Faye
McKesson
Amn Tel
Marshall Fid
Amn
Martin GL
Amn Woolen de Martin Parry
Armour & Co
Alenion SF
Moline Inantic Rie
Mont Ward
Ation Corp
Murray Corp
Baldwin Loco
Nash-Kely
Balto & Ohio
Biscuit
Barnsdell
Natl Cash Ree
Bendix
Natl Dairy P Best Foods
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Central
Boeing Airp
Nor Pac RR
Barden Co North Amnco
Borg Warner
Avi
Briggs Mix
Fm &E
Bucyrus Erle
Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Fenick & Ford
Rem Rand
Colg Palmolive
Repb Steel
Colum Gas
Ay Reyn Tob
Gomi Solvents
Sehenley
Comw
South’i
Sears Roebuck
Serve Inc
Cons Edison
Shell Untos
Conti Bak
Simmons Co
Cons Aircraft
Sinclair
I Conti ‘Can
Skelly
Conti Motors
Bocony Vane
Conti OH del
Sou Cal Ed
Corn Products
Sou Pac
Crown Drugs
Sou Railway
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Cub Amn Sug
Curtiss Wr
Pois
Calif
Decrt, Co
Douglas Air Stew Warner
du Feetary
Studebaker
Erie Tex Corp
Elec Rutautte van Tex Gul S
Gillette SR
Goebel Brew
Gooditch BF
Goodyear Tire
Houston Oil
Warner Bros
Hudson
Wertahance el
Udson
Ghatise Hupp
Nils Central
Willys Ovid LT
Wilson & Co
Intl Mining
Woolworth
Intl Nickel
Youngston S
Intl Paper
Zenith Radio
T&t
Butler Brown
Quaker
Swift Ca
Chicago Corp
Swift
Edison
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York (Ap
City Briefs
Harry Billings
Daniels Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
William Pauley, Jr
Brandon
Naval Reserve
Elizabeth Gilchrist
Charles H. Gilchrist
Flora Tillotson
Nick Zervakis
Third Street SE
Lee G. Nassif
B Avenue NW
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Marion News
Tech
Harold N. White
England
Otto Lange
W. H. Applegate
C. E. Batchelder
Fifth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Lawrence Martin
Billy Reed
Fort Benning
William R. Reed
Mission
Marion
Wichita
Kan
Red Cross Meeting
Red Cross War Fund
Marion Red Cross Chapter
Edison Pharmacy
Booth
Marion Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Boy Scout
Waubeek
Edward Ledvina
Eighth Street
Johnson
Owen
Bernard Struck
San Francisco
Patricia
Barbara
Betty
George A. Strucks
Albert Arp
Los Angeles
Henry Arp
Melvyn Arp
Hendersonville
N. C
Arp
Swannanoa
Jean Mullaley
Harold Mullaley
U.S
Jay
Minnie
Will Jay
Corporal Darrell Jay
Oral Sarre
Myrtle's
3Rd St
Jack
First Street
Singer Sewing Center
18St Ave
Probasco Jewelery
2D Ave
Palace Theater Dry
Stark Insurance Agency
San Antonio
Kansas City
Dh Kemper
Benjamin Kemper
Walter Cox
LaSalle
Charles W. Clark
C Ave
A. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Norah A. Goth
Guaranty
A. B. Steele
3Rd Ave
Elder
Ted
Schaeber
Vincent’s
SANDS
2Nd St
Chigheen
Trcome
1St St
Gazette
Nelson Jewelry
Anna F. Clark
Masseuse
Rosie
Verene
Helene Curtis
Lovely Lady
First Avenue SE
Academy
Cedar Roller Rink
Olal
Bob Welty
Orch
Tom Owen
Cowboys
Sam Campbell
Montrose
Fran Richey
Grand Cafe
Lyle Jones
Leo Ortner
Melody Lane
6Th Street Road
Tilly's
Mike
Liillian Prusch
Stelehride
Lee's
NIN LD II
Novak Heating Co
Arnold Ellingson
Service
Towa Radio & Refrigeration
Fine Watch
Sinsberg
2Nd St. SE
Dial
Harry Davis
Leo J. Smith
Carl Noble
Ray Leeper
Sparta
J T Thomas
Mack Augustine
I. Kirkpatrick
Bellahiee Man
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Ielp
WMC
Oats Company
E. R. Potter
Cities Service Oil CO
2Nd ST. SW
Tire and Battery Department
Standard Tire Co
1St Ave
Ist St. NE
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St St. NW
1St St. NE
Abeln
Sawyer Biscuit CO
9Th Ave
Midwest
Minneapolis
JFP
Conway & CO
Daniels
Uvesock
Davis Cleaners
2Nd Ave
Rense
Russ Landis
Colonial Baking Co
5Th Ave
Petersen Baking Co
Sixth Ave
Man
Western Auto Supply CO
Joan Man
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Red Crown Bowling Alley
Earl Olson
Caomera
East
Middle West
Iowa Theater
New Process Laundry Co
Java
Miss Stephenson
Hotel Roosevelt
Mid-States Wallpaper & Paint CO
LEE Bar
Leo Klinger
Klinger Paint Con
Herosee
Butterfly Cafe
Union News
Harmony Capeteria
Apply
American News Co
Ist
Union Railroad Station
Roosevelt Beauty Shop
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