Hogs and Cattle Market Movements and Iowa Assembly Opens
Hogs rose 75 cents to a dollar in Chicago trading while cattle held steady to 25 cents lower. Slaughter lamb sales were weak at 23 dollars as buyers waited for clearer prices. In Des Moines, the 52nd Iowa General Assembly convened with Speaker Gus Griswold sworn in. Aiming to avoid partisan conflict, leaders stressed long-term inflation-conscious budgeting and road funding considerations. A notable bill proposed lowering the voting age to 18, pending two consecutive legislatures and a public referendum. The Senate met about an hour. the House, two hours before adjourning until Tuesday.
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Chicago
Des Moines
INS
Iowa General Assembly
Ted Sloane
Polk County
Gus of
Griswold
Ieee
Governt
George Faul
Senate
House
Market Report Notes Mixed Cattle Prices and Thin Trade
Market activity shows prices for steers and heifers fluctuating with a late-week decline. Fed steers hold near week-ago levels with most medium and good grades trading around 18 to 24.50 and early top near 29.00. Fed heifers are down about 25 cents, cows steady to weak, and sales overall mixed with some lots selling above others.
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Eas
Ibs
Eeeere
Cutona
Sioux cattle market reports uneven fat and heftier bids
Receipts around 7 000 head with 500 salable looks. Steers and heifers mixed quality. cows steady to good stockers and feeders. Prices show wide spread from 12 to 28 dollars for various categories. choice loads demand high but overall activity slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrows
Wits
Hog and cattle market update shows steady to strong bids
Receipts around 154720 head with hogs sellable at 500 and calves 500. Steers and heifers open steady to lower with some buyers. few sales of cows steady and bulls unchanged. Stockers and feeders mixed with good to choice stocker demand and light feeders. fat lambs steady with limited bids. bred ewes present as buyers discuss prices.
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USDA
Kansas Livestock Receipts and Steer Prices
USDA cattle receipts at 25 000 with calves 2 509 and yearlings around 20 dollars. Medium and good feeder steers 19 50 to 27 50, loads of good and low 6 0 6 present, heifers and lighter cattle from 16 dollars upward. Weaker feeders and large portion downward 850 pounds and less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akansas
USDA
Combine Market Prices and Packing Plant Yields Drop in Midwest
The report lists mixed figures for interior Iowa and southern Minnesota markets with prices around 18 to 21 dollars and varying yields. It notes shifts from Saturday levels and includes figures for weights and numbers that appear to reflect commodity trading and packing plant activity.
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Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Mondey
Mississippi River markets and Cedar Rapids hog prices noted
The report lists prices from Cedar Rapids hog market with top prime butchers at $22.00 and packers at $19.59, plus various steer and cow price ranges. It also mentions Mississippi River stages and general market notes on wholesale fruits vegetables and eggs with assorted crate and per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Stocks Suffer Early Losses in New York Market
In New York trading, major indices opened with steep declines not seen since early November, as losses of 1 to 3 or more points appeared across many issues. Activities remained brisk with around 1.7 million shares changing hands before midday, while some gains pared earlier drops.
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New York
Macau Kept Portuguese Flag While Portu gal Annexation Occurred
Between 1581 and 1640 Macau remained under Portuguese control and continued to fly the Portuguese flag even as Portugal faced annexation by Spain, surviving as an orphan colony in South China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Spain
Macau
South
China
Grains Nervous Market Moves in Wide Trading Range
Chicago AP reports grains traded within a wide range Monday with most contracts finishing mixed. Wheat closed modestly lower to small gains, January at 2.16, corn varied around unchanged to higher, oats mixed around 76 percent for March.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Market Notes
Market report from Chicago shows mixed receipts and averages across commodities. Prices listed include various grades and sizes with current receipts at 36 3 4 percent and notable tallies for potatos, beans, and creamery items amid steady demand and routine supplies.
Wholesale market notes for dairy and eggs in brief
AP report outlines wholesale dairy prices with cheese blocks at 43 to 45 cents per pound and processed varieties near 43 to 46 cents. Egg receipts over two days total 36,308 with steady mixed color demand and standard sizes listed.
City Briefs Insure Home Goods and Auto with Mc Kinney
Insurance ad urges readers to insure home contents and vehicle with Mc Kinney Fire Insurance Agency, offering contact number 2-1812 for quotes and coverage options.
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McKinney Fire Insurance Agency
Mrs Libbie Preston Wins $500 Beauty Course Prize
Mrs Libbie Preston of Oklahoma City formerly Cedar Rapids won a $500 model course entitling her to a six week course at the Richard Heets Beauty salon in New York City. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnsky of Fortieth Street and Mt Vernon Avenue SE. Master Cleaners opens at 803 2nd Ave SE with drive in parking.
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Libbie Preston
Oklahoma City
Cedar Rapids
Richard Heets
New York City
Preston
Mrs. Johnsky
Fortieth Street
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Marlus Childs Waives Hearing on Extradition
Marlus Childs 58 of Shelbyville Ind waived a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Charles L Benesh and consented to return to Indianapolis where he has been indicted by a federal grand jury on five Mann Act counts. Childs is held awaiting transfer to Indianapolis.
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U. S
Charles L. Benesh
Marlus Childs
Shelbyville
Ind
Indianapolis
Childs
Cedar Rapids police court fines amount to 50 and 25 dollars
Weekend disturbances in Cedar Rapids led to one 50 dollar resisting arrest fine and six 25 dollar assessments for alcohol and disorder offenses. Gerald W. Brown received the resisting arrest penalty after a tavern fracas. others including Ralph Todd Keith Campbell and Ralph Burgess faced drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges with 25 dollar fines.
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Cedar Rapids
Gerald W. Brown
Taft Hotel
Snyder’s Tavern
Tom Gaines
Walt Bishop
Ruby Knapp
Fifth Avenue SE
Brown
Bob Clifton
Madison Street
Wayne Campbell
Mt. Vernon Avenue
John Hlavacek
Carl Badger
Third Avenue
Third Street SE
Keith Campbell
Wayne
Iene
Keith
Vaude Fellwock
Felix Barta
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Ralph Todd
Iowa City
Danceland
Stanley Davis
Charles Taft
Mirror Lounge
Ralph Burgess
Eleventh Street
Jack King
Burgess
Naval Reservists Eligible for Atlantic Fleet Exercises
Naval reservists may ride with the navy during Atlantic fleet tactical exercises from February 2 to March 19. The bureau of personnel lists vacancies for 300 officers and 1,500 enlisted men who will receive active duty pay during the cruise. Amphibious training is available February 18 to March 24. applicants should submit names by January 22 to the director of training, commander, Ninth Naval District, Great Lakes, Illinois.
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Naval Reserve
Navy
Raymond S. Glessner
Cedar Rapids Reserve Armory
Bureau of Personnel
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Murphy in Parleys
Robert D. Murphy a political adviser to the American military governors of Austria will take part in the foreign ministers dep ore a of German and Austrian questions beginning Tuesday.
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London
Robert D. Murphy
And
Austria
Depoe Orea
Moyer Sale Moves to McGuire Home and Local High School Games
Marion residents report the sale of 1625 Seventh Avenue from Mr. and Mrs. James Moyer to Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. McGuire of Earlville. The Moyers’ son James Jr. and his wife plan to move to a Lincoln Heights house in Cedar Rapids. Marion high school basketball hosts Monticello with a 7 pm curtain raiser and 8 pm first game in the local gym. A Gazette note tallies staff moves and local notices including a hospital visit and a missing coat recovery request.
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James Moyer
Seventh Avenue
J. A. Beesons
Harold W. McGuire
Earlville
Moyers
James Jr
Lincoln Heights
Cedar Rapids
Marion High School
Monticello
Veterans in House Form Association Names Chairman
Veterans in the House formed an informal association in Washington and named Rep Walters as chairman. He said the group will not be a pressure bloc and a committee will make recommendations on specific legislation. Of 193 eligible members, 125 attended the meeting, with Walters noting the long history of veterans organizing since World War I and inviting senators who wore uniforms to join.
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Washington
House
Rep
Walters
D-Pa
Welter
Cedar Rapids Men Enlist in Army and Navy
Recruiters announced five Cedar Rapids men enlisting in the army and one Cedar Falls resident and four eastern Iowans joining as master sergeants at Fort Crook Nebraska. John F. Glidden and two Navy enlistees Virgil Perkins and Carl Bendel signed for service alongside Alden Wilkins who joined the Navy for his first cruise.
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Federal
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leo T. Mead
Cedar Falls
Fort Crook
Ald J. Wilkins
I Avenue
Navy
Andrew Haddy Fined for Leaving Accident Scene
Andrew Haddy of 1100 Seventh Street SE was fined 25 dollars plus costs in police court Monday after his truck struck a parked car owned by J. B. Huskey of 706 Sixth Street SE Friday night and he failed to stop. Patrolmen Henry Overman and Walt Bishop reported the incident.
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Andrew Haddy
Seventh Street SE
Henry Overman
Walt Bishop
Haddy
J. B. Huskey
Sixth Street SE
Mercy Nursing School Inducts Fifteen Freshmen
The Rev. J Raphael Goodman of St John’s Lisbon addressed an audience of about 100 at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing as 15 young women, nursing students since, became freshmen in a cap ceremony. Rev Julius Olinger led the event with remarks on their future progress. Rosemarie Ryan, Sodality prefect, capped the students, while Carolyn Cook played the processional and recessional.
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J. Raphael Goodman
St. John’s
Lisbon
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Julius Olinger
Prey Hospital
Father Goodman
Rosemarie Ryan
Ryan
Carolyn Cook
Cedar
Six New Members of Public Welfare Bureau Announced
Six three year terms announced by Mrs. Shirley F. Bechtel executive secretary. Appointees include J. Rayner Harper of Metniyre Company Stepanek of Peoples Bank and Churchill and Evans named by bureau members. Retiring members listed and Barron to serve as bureau chairman until January 21 election.
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Public Welfare Bureau
Shirley F. Bechtel
Community Chest
Russell Ey
Twenty-first Street
Foster
Linden Drive
J. Rayner Harper
Mece Metniyre Company
Stepanek
Peoples Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert S. Stamats
Keith Churchill
John Evans
Churchill
Farm Equipment and Metal Workers Union
CIO
LaPlant- Choate Manufacturing Company
Evans
Building and Construction Trades Council
AFL
Robert Armstrong
Chester Ainsworth
J. c Blodgett
Charles Hobbie
William J. Barron
James Plumb
Barron
Little Business Group Urges 20 Percent Tax Cut
The Commerce Department small business advisory committee urged up to a 20 percent cut in individual income taxes and broader tax-law changes to reduce business taxes. It criticized delays in fiscal reform and called for eliminating double taxation on dividends and liberalized depreciation while urging fair competition for small firms.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Small Business Advisory Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Farriman
Truman
Harriman
Porate
Ttee
Conseem
Larry D Boyd Turned Over to Federal Bureau
Larry D Boyd, 20, of 821 Ninth Avenue SE, was arrested Saturday night on suspicion of larceny and turned over to the FBI Monday to face interstate theft charges. He allegedly stole inserts valued at 150 dollars from an interstate shipment in Cedar Rapids Star.
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Larry D. Boyd
Ninth Avenue SE
FBI
Boyd
Charles Benesh
City Hall Grants Beer Permits to Residents and Firms
City Hall notes grants include Class C beer permits for M H Mason 1021 E avenue NW Alexander Homsey 803 Eighth avenue SE and William Rossey 2228 Bowling street SW. Class B permits go to Joe Gatto 1205 Fourth avenue SE and George J Pribrosky 1616 Sixth street SW. The action concerns a company property running parallel to an alley between F and G avenues NW from Ellis boulevard to the NW right of way.
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M. H. Mason
E Avenue
Alexander Homsey
Eighth Avenue
William Rossey
Bowling Street
Joe Gatto
Fourth Avenue
George J. Pribrosky
Sixth Street
G Avenues
Ellis Boulevard
Lost and Found notices and service ads mix in Rapids area
A collage of missing item notices and local service ads lists finds such as lost bracelets rosary beads and aKenneck name Cyckie reward notes. The page also advertises straightening and refinishing car fenders painting and body work at Rapids Chevrolet Co and other shops including Bures Motors and Peterson Co with contact details and hours.
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Geo. Luzum
Rapids Chevrolet Co
1St Ave East
Russian Zone Gifts Ready After January 15
Gift parcels with relief items will be accepted in the Russian zone of Germany and all Berlin sectors starting January 15. Similar services exist in American British and French zones. Parcels may include non-perishable foods clothing soap and medicine at 14 cents a pound. weight limit 11 pounds. size limit 3 inches by 72 inches combined. Undeliverable parcels go to German relief agencies.
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Per
Germany
Berlin
Iowa Deaths: Rowley-Boyd Basquin 34
Rowley Boyd Basquin 34 resident of Rowley for four years died at his home Sunday. Born Manchester April 7 1912 he is survived by his wife Lela Sheppard of Manchester two sons Ronald and Jack three daughters Linda Janice and Patricia all at home four brothers Earl Davenport Fern Walker Donald Detroit Gerald Lees Va and four sisters Mrs Charlies Buehler Walker Mrs Wright Weiher Independence Mrs J D Grover and Mrs Charles Grover Bow Iowa City Services were held re evs O Emmons pioneer Iowa City grocer who biel Senne Gardine by eee R A Emmons of Clin
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Wright Weiher
Independence
J. D. Grover
Charles Grover
Bow
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Financial and Market News
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Close
Chicago Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Mississippi River
Theomie Se
Knadan
Western Union
C. R. Markets
San
Ascaie
Hide Markets
Sinaie
Ege Market
Uw 2
Ate Selene
Master Cleaners
2Nd Ave
H.c.burleson
Insurance
Merchants Natl
Pets
Marion News
Moyers Sell House
Fred Ross
the Gazette
Marion
Veterans’ Hospital
Club Royale
Adv
George W. Self
A F. Keepps
Roches
Richard Boss
Gazette
Ames
Marvin Boss
Wood Acres
Jersey
Camp J . N. C
Waldemar Krogs
Marine Cpl
Waldemar M. Krog
Rape Jeune
Verna Boutell
Kensett
Fannie Davis
Ninth Street
C. W. Biggs
Marshalltown
Mrs
Ernest
William J. Schnell
Third Street
Hutton Greenhouses
William Holst
Minnie Miller
Vinton
Doris Roby
F. E. Stimson
Presbyterian Mariners Club
Veterans In House Form Association
C.R
Mercy Nursing
Little Business Group
Federal Bureau
City Hall
Kenneth
Cyckie
Apt
Ano Gu
Jack’ S
Aranee
Bodee
Buresh Motors, Inc Inc
CAREY
Dane
Parker
Vincent's Jewelry Store
Hilian
Bet Ibnes
Wera
Joe Ie
Merchants National Bank
eRuty
Phyllis Nowacher
3Rd Ave
Tae Ave
Paris AC
Ruth Thompso Beauty
Byrnes
Lowery + hotel
Zutger Ping
Solovex
Sowlium Grill
Cs.ps. Hall Aks
Snc
Maid Rite
Maytag
Peterson Co., Inc
Fions
Hennessey Bros
General Machen
Apphanes
Mar 'Orion
Frank
Best Mer
Aster Conivector
Reliable Man
Scenize
Lester’ Traecek
SeiDial
Ray Leeper
Tessue
Jack Fordice
Bookkeeping Weekly
Lowell Taylor
Love Termae
Acker
Henderson
Marton
Enae Arena Carpenter
Bookkeeper. & Inc Ada Bi
Euter le
Adard St. Macnee Et
San Ear Fae Cai MS
Parciaphone
Bockespine
Eeves- O. Emmons
Iowa City Grocer
Biel
Senne Gardine
Eee
R. A. Emmons
Clin
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