Hogs Active and Fully Steady in Chicago Market
Chicago market shows hogs very active and fully steady with good and choice barrows and gilts 180 pounds and up at ceiling $14.75. Receipts total about 18 000 hogs with 12 000 more direct to Packers. cattle and sheep also steady with mixed strength in fed steers and yearlings and strong, steady sheep trade according to regional reports from Des Moines Sioux City and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Xenera
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Omaita
Omaha
Texas
Sioux City
Grains Irregular And On Downgrade
The grain market fluctuated Tuesday with opens, rallies, and profit taking near the close. Wheat and corn showed declines while oats and rye edged lower, cash grain prices listed for No 2 red wheat and various cereals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices See Market Activity Across Items
Chicago receipts show steady butter supplies with 3 224 tubs and extras at 92 score. Eggs arrive 16 164 crates with standards around 39 6. Cheese notes 252 daisies longhorns 26c. Live poultry steady hens 24 14c, fryers 28c. Potatoes arrivals 53 on track 90 with light offerings, market firm at ceiling. New York prices mirror firmness with butter at unchanged ceilings and eggs at 335 480 nominal quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colorado
U S&s
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss Triumphs
U.S
Florida
New York
War Expense Per Person by July First
Washington dispatch calculates per person war costs under the 1946 budget. If charged equally to the 135 million population, each person would bear 2133 by July 1 and rise to 2652 by June 30 1946. A full annual allocation could push the figure to about 3353 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Stocks Uneven In Busy New York Trade
In New York on Tuesday the stock market showed uneven action with rails and industrials hitting seven year highs while many leaders faced profit taking. Turnover was about 2.3 million shares, one of the largest since last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prices Hold Steady On Cedar Rapids Hog Market
Prices remain steady on the Cedar Rapids hog market with top prime butchers at 14.25 dollars and packers at 13.65. Listings show good hogs across weight ranges and assorted packers, with various cattle and commodity quotes interspersed in the market column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Bennett & Co
W.h. ME
Sore
Sore Jump
ERIE
Merchants National Bank
Pape
Adams Express
Allied Chem
Va Johns Manville
Moyne
Allied Stores
Kennecott
Allis Chalmers
Kresge
Kroser G & B
Libby McNeil
Bibkey Owens
Lig & Myers
Martin
Armour & Co
Martin’ Parry
Palr Lambs
Mohsense Tag Maytag Mfc
Wethers
Nes
Baldwin Loro
Mont Ward
Maul
Alrp
Bors Warner
Nor. Amin Co
Bee Amn
Chrysler
Gomi
Sperry Corp
Curtiss
Gen Baking
Timken
TC Fox Film Pi
US Steel
Greyhound
Walworth
Houston
Warner Bros
Homestake
Wes Union
Hudson
Westehouse el
Ils Central
Mwillys Ovid
Harrgor, Wilson, Co
Id Woolworth
Intl Mining
Ose Youngston S
Intl
Zenith Radio
Cincago
Butler Bros
Bia
Cherry Burling
Swift, Co
Chicago Corp
Swift
Edison
Walereen
Cedar Rapids Market Roundup and Grain Prices
Grain and hay prices listed for No. 2 yellow soybeans oats rye and various hay types plus cured hides and animal products. Wholesale fruits vegetables and staples follow with prices for celery lemons lettuce onions and potatoes. New York Bond Review notes market gains but slower than prior sessions amid supply concerns with several rail and railroad stocks advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Idaho U
Texas
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Paul
Central of Georgia
Florida East Coast
Missouri Pacific
Seaboard
City Briefs highlight local meetings and personnel moves
National Association of Retired Railway Employes prepares a Marion Memorial Hall gathering Friday at 2 p.m. Cedar Rapids recruits enlist Russell W. Gavin in the naval reserve. Chamber of Commerce retail managers meet at Roosevelt hotel Wednesday noon as Mary Huston takes over bookkeeper duties. Reverend D. O. Bell leaves for St. Catherine's Ont. after his father's death. A. L. Taylor discusses Cedar Rapids airport plans at the Roosevelt hotel. Mary Huston replaces Eleanor Pohorsky as bookkeeper auditor. Willis Hahn recovers from mastoid surgery in Iowa City. Mount Hermon lodge initiates first degree work Thursday evening with refreshments. Installations slated Jan. 18 after dinner. Commonwealth Apartments names Fred W. Vanda president treasurer. Carl Fliermans VP. Violet M. Vanda secretary. Edwin Evans director. T. M. Ingersoll general counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Vanda
The
Commonwealth Apartments Company
Carl Fliermans
Violet .M. Vanda
Edwin C. Evans
T. M. Ingersoll
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Move On Thin Trade
Plymouth Wisconsin cheese exchange reports light trading with prices for twins and cheddars at 1 234ac and 2414 cents per dozen in an abbreviated market update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Burrow Gets suspended jail term for larceny in Cedar Rapids
Robert C Burrow 21 of 1103 Center Point road NE was sentenced by Judge G K Thompson to six months in Linn county jail with all but 30 days suspended after pleading guilty to larceny from a building. He was fined $1 for stealing $11 in cash and a bond from Mrs Alice Wennermark 417 Sixth street SE. Eleanor Smith seeks separate maintenance from John C Smith in district court. the couple married in Cedar Rapids August 14, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles Burrow
Center Point Road
Linn County
G. K. Thompson
Burrow
Alice Wennermark
Sixth Street
Eleanor Smith
John C
Jack” Smith
Cedar Rapids
Littell Wins Decision In State Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed a Linn County District Court ruling awarding Dale Littell workmen's compensation from Lagomarcino Grape Co. after his son Kenneth died from a heart condition attributed to August 1941 work. The decision upheld industrial commissioner John F. Clarkson's June 30, 1943 order granting weekly benefits and related expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
G. P. Linville
Dale Littell
Lagomarcino
Littell
Kenneth
Linville
John F. Clarkson
Clothiers' Slow Movers Sought by UNRRA Program
Clothing retailers and manufacturers are urged by the U S Chamber of Commerce to review stock for slow-moving items to be offered to the treasury department for United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation administration use. Priorities include durability warmth and low cost with underwear outerwear sweaters hose caps gloves and industrial clothing in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Treasury Department
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Koenig Outlines Birth Certificate of U S Foreign Policy
Dr My ron L Koenig an associate professor at Coe college enumerated eight core concepts of American foreign policy during Coe college chapel talks He argued the Declaration of Independence is its birth certificate and urged a school of diplomacy similar to Annapolis and West Point. The next speaker Andy Woolfries Cedar Rapids radio announcer will discuss propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron L. Koenig
Coe College
Coe
Koenig
Annapolis
West Point
Andy Woolfries
Cedar Rapids
Deaths Mrs Ed Carson and Rev Homer Crumb
Mrs Ed Carson of Elllis boulevard NW reports the death of Rev Homer Crumb former pastor of St James Methodist Church died in Brighton NL after a lingering illness Burial planned in Coloma Michigan Crumbs pastorates spanned 1931 to 1936 at St James and Tama charge until 1939 Transferred to Upper Iowa conference in 1919 with pastorates at McGregor Arlington LaPorte City Nora Springs Cedar Rapids Funeral arrangements pending for his service. John J Hogan aged from DeWitt Cec il 1871 died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a lingering illness Married Annie Sheridan in 1897 He leaves ten children and twenty grandchildren and is a St Patrick s church member Friends may call Teahen chapel Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carson
Ellis Boulevard
Homer Crumb
St. James Methodist Church
Brighton
Coloma
Mich
Crumb
St. James Church
Tama
Upper Iowa
McGregor
Arlington
LaPorte City
Nora Springs
Cedar Rapids
John J. Hogan
Ninth Street
DeWitt
Cec
Iowa County
Sisley Grove
Annie Sheridan
Edmund
Francis
Wheaton
Joseph
St. Mary
Ohio
John
Pasadena
Calif
Bernard
U. S. Navy
William
Walter
Peter Yulga
Frank Humphreys
William Newcomb
Williamsburg
St. Patrick’s Church
Teahen Chapel
Two Cedar Rapids women die in hospital illness notices
Mrs. Magdalene Gapinski 76 of 414 Sixth Street SW died at Cedar Rapids hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Posen Germany June 22 1868 she lived in Independence before moving a year ago. Surviving children include Jess Frank Mrs Russell Smith and Mrs Ralph LaTour plus eight grandchildren. Also obituary for Mrs Alice J Hutton born 1860 and former resident of Linn Grove with two daughters and several relatives. Burial plans and calling hours announced. Isabel Robins of 2244 First Avenue NE dies in Cedar Rapids hospital. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery with service by Rev George Stauffacher. Brethren are notified to call Beatty’s chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Gapinski
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Posen
Germany
John Witt
Independence
John
Mary
Clara
Jess
Rowley
Frank
Winthrop
Russell Smith
Council Bluffs
Ralph LaTour
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
Teahen
Alice J. Hutton
Seventh Street SE
Hutton
Linn Grove
Samuel Nitterhizer
Ely
George Hutton
Nitterhizer
A. A. Wood
William Sloan
Rock Island
W. F. Yeager
Charles Frisby
Texas
Baptist Church
Turner Chapel
Frank Ward
Dunkard Church
Friends
Beatty Chapel
Isabel Robins
First Avenue NE
E. D. Manilaw
George Stauffacher
First Evangelical Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Beatty's
Honeymead seeks vacating city street and alley
Honeymead Products company asks the city council to vacate part of Twelfth Street SW and part of the alley in block 5, Young's Eighth addition. The firm notes the segments are unused public thoroughfares and fit its postwar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeymead Products Company
Twelfth Street
Young
Marion Lodge No. 6 celebrates 100th anniversary in Marion
Rev John B Hubbard speaks on brotherhood at the 100th anniversary of Marion lodge No 6 A F and A M N P Vanderlinden installed as worshipful master by P C Lassen Leo Voss named senior warden Alfred Bensch junior warden Emery J Miller treasurer R E Leidigh secretary Stewart Hawk senior deacon L R Boetteher junior deacon C Adelbert Adkins senior steward James D Fitzgerald junior steward Ware Lake ryler Kenneth V Murdoch presented past master jewel to Elmer Stamy 175 members and guests share turkey dinner Carl N Owen 50 year member recalls lodge days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hubbard
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Park Ridge
Illinois Grand Lodge
Marion Lodge
Leo Voss
Alfred Bensch
Emery J. Miller
R. E. Leidigh
Stewart Hawk
L. R. Boetteher
C. Adelbert Adkins
James D. Fitzgerald
Ware Lake
Ryler
Kenneth V. Murdoch
Elmer Stamy
Marion
O.E.S. Carl N. Owen
Grove City Lodge Installs New Officers In Candlelight
Pluma Terrill is named noble grand and Marian Castle vice grand at Grove City Rebekah Lodge with a Cedar Rapids Home lodge staff assisting. Evelyn Oxley as chaplain and Maud Robison as left support to the noble grand are among the new officers. past noble grand pin presented to Harlan. Community notes include a wounded relative, hospital returns, and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluma Terrill
Grove City
Rebekah
Gertrude Jackman
Home Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Marian Castle
Evelyn Oxley
Madge King
Grace, Reynolds
Gladys Ballard
Bertha Barnes
Noble Grand
Maud Robison
Ella Harding
Ruth Gibney
Marie Dye
Iowa Senate considers governor residence and salary bill
Senator John Berg introduces bills in the Iowa Senate to raise the governor’s salary from 7500 to 10000 yearly and to appropriate 35000 for a governor’s residence from the general fund. The measures are among 16 read in the session, bringing the hopper total to 29 bills. The residence appropriation is not currently elsewhere designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
LLP
Iowa Senate
John Berg
Cedar Falls
Senate
Cycle price ceilings apply to individuals
Used motorcycles now fall under ceiling price regulations when sold by an individual as well as by a dealer, warned Tuesday by Mrs. Arthur Johnson, ration board price clerk. Motorcycle owners planning to sell should call Mrs. Johnson at 3-2681 to learn the ceiling price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur, Johnson
Johnson
Nebendahl Family Thanks Friends for Sympathy in Loss
Parents Mrs Victoria Nebendahl and family express gratitude for kind expressions of sympathy after the death of their son and brother PFC Carl Nebendahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nebendahl
Victoria Nebendahl
Lost and Found notices from Cedar Rapids and environs
A cascade of lost items and ads listed for Cedar Rapids and area includes a brown leather billfold with Iran tickets and cash, a blue fur coat, a blue rabbit fur mitten, shell rim glasses, a blue billfold with ID, a tan rabbit fur mitten, a coal chute reward, various personal items, and numerous notices seeking return or exchange. Contact numbers are provided for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renard Care
James E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
16Th Ave
6Th St
Iowan Theater
St Patrick's Church
St. Wenceslaus Gym
3Rd St
12Th Ave
Johnson School
Trish
20Th St
Dr. SE
White Eagle Coal Co
First St. NE
3Rd Ave
Local Finance Firm Seeks Assistant Manager Under Forty
Postwar opportunity offered by a local finance company seeks a responsible man under 40 for an assistant manager position. For details call Russ Landis at 3-2655.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial Russ Landis
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WPA
TOWA
Pounds Mason
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
LSB
C.R
Clover
Timothy
Bide
Bony
Clue
City Briefs
National Association of
Memorial Hall
Russell William Gavin
Naval Reserve
Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau
Roosevelt Hotel
D. O. Bell
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
St. Catherine’s, Ont
Charles H. Bell
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Canopus Club
Mary Margaret Huston
Eleanor Pohorsky
Willis S. Hahn
Modern Insulating Company
C. J. Hahn
Fourth Avenue SE
Iowa City
Mount Hermon Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Masonic Hall
State Supreme Court
Clothiers
UNRRA
Dr. Koenig
Alice Hutton
Honeymead
Marion News
Masons
Pfc. Smith
Floyd Sauson
Pfc
Robert Smith
Italy
Fifth Army
Ralph Smith
Smith
Pearl 'de Wald
Pfe
Robert Price
Maywood, Il
Ray Price
Pvt
Joseph J. Grimes
McCloskey General Hospital
Temple
R. D. Palmer
Oscelon Lodge
Vincent Hart
Corona
J.C. Miller
Lucy Kost
Ingram
Owen
H. P. Kline
Francis Carnahan
Seventh Avenue
Storm’s
Jack Ellis
Merchant Marine
England
France
Vinton High School
Marion High School
Myrtle's Fur Shop
First Street
Singer Sewing Center
Ist Ave
Dial
Probasco Jewelery
Palace Theater
Galllon
Cinxton College Pharmacy
Stark Insurance Agency
San Antonio
Kansas City
Kemper
Benjamin Kemper
Walter Cox
S. LaSalle
Charles
W. Clark
C Ave
Norah A. Gott
K. Schaefer
Loanson Diamonds
A. B. Steele
3Rd Ave. E
Ginsberg
2Nd St
Schaefer
Vincent's Jewelry
Sands Printing
Cc. G. Hover
Uller
Nelson
Mullin
Anna P. Clark
Masseuse
Rosie
Verene
Helene Curtis
First Avenue SE
Paris Academy
Ce-Mar
Bob Welty
Orch
Sayer Tom Owen
Cowboys
Sam_ Campbell
Bob _Welty
Montrose
Hurdle & Halter Inn
Fran Richey
Mec
Grand CA
Melody Lane
6Th Street Road
Tilly's Tavern
Mike
Lillian Prusch
Cape Ee
Economy
Dini
Purnaci Novak Heating Co
Ard Ave
Arnold Ellingson
Service of
Tech Radio & Refrigeration Service
Harry Davis
Ira Oates
Leo J. Smith
Carl Noble
Ray Leeper Bowers
Sparta Machine
J.T Thomas
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Gazette
Allen Motor CO
Quaker Oats Company
E. R. Pot‘ter
Cities Service Oil CO
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St St. NW
Colonial Baking Co
5Th Ave
Petersen Baking Co
Sixth Aves SE
Abeln
Sawyer Biscuit CO
Sth
Ave
Midstates Wallpaper & Paint CO
Ave. NE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Midwest
P. O
Minneapolis
States Railroad Retirement Board
Renal Estate
P, Conway & CO
Ste Guaranty
Red Crown Bowling Alley
3Rd ‘St
John Blaul’sons Co
Daniels
Azette
Davis
2Nd Ave
Merch
Earl Olson
South
Mana
East
Middle
Frem
Stelp
Weae
Western Union
A. Peterse
Second Ave
Women Century Engineering Corp
Third St. SE
Bishop Cafeteria
Troy Laundry CO
Ist ST. SW
Lieber
Baxterxter Motor Co
Markham
Hotel
New Process Laundry Co
Miss Stephenson
Hotel Roosevelt
Lee's Bar
Leo Klinger
Klinger Paint Co
Pois Strela
Ford St
Anamosa
Ithboee Photo Oper Co
1St Ave
David Beardsley
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Ast Ave
Frank Meci
Butterfly Cafe
Harmony Cafeteria
American News Co
1St St
Roosevelt Beauty Shop
Indy
Mother Worth
Iady
South Amana
En Es
Service
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