Hogs and cattle steady in regional livestock markets
Across Chicago Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines yards Tuesday hogs stayed mostly steady with top prices around 14.75 for good to choice barrows and sows trading near 13.70 to 14.60. Cattle supported by steady to higher bids with prime yearlings and fed steers near 17.75 and 24.0 per hundred, while sheep traded slowly with limited sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
Wfaii
API
WFA
Sioux City
WFAI
Iowa
Des Moines
IWFA
Mernea
Grain Takes Brace After Easy Opening
Chicago grain markets opened weak then steadied as mill buying and government flour demand supported futures. Wheat led losses and gains with May prices around 1.6, corn near 1.13, oats about 0.69, rye steady, and barley trading lower alongside various feed and seed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Mixed Across Commodities
Chicago markets report receipts for butter eggs cheese and potatoes with varied price levels. Butter receipts 2 855 tubs steady. eggs 9 077 cases, checks and dirties noted. cheese Twins and longhorns around 25 26c. live poultry steady with hens 24% to 28c. potatoes on track with Idaho and Nebraska lots and price ranges across U S 1 sizes. New York prices show firm butter and mixed egg quotes with wholesale ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks
U.S
Colorado
Red McClures
U. S
Nebraska
Minnesota
North, Dakota
Red River
Cobblers
South Dakota
New York
Miscellaneous notes from PlymouthWisconsin ad copy
U S twins and cheddars 23 percent single. no sales reported. When washing woolens support them with your hand to prevent stretching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibconsis
Plymouth
Wis
U .S
Stock Market Fluctuations Show Uneven Recovery
New York AP reports scattered recoveries in Tuesday trading with many declines. Transfers fell from 2,013,000 shares on Monday to about 1,200,000, and most leaders hovered in the losing dugout as only a few specialties posted gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hog Market Rises With Prices Steady Across Weights
Tuesday quotations show butchers up a dime to 14.40 top, packers 13.70, good hogs in various weight ranges from 160 to 550 pounds. Separate price listings cover cows, bulls, lambs, and numerous suppliers and brands, reflecting a broad market snapshot for traders and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Good
Allied Chem
Kennecott Coor Pie
Allied Stores
Kresge, S S A
Allis Chalmers
Kroser G & B
Ain Fair Cowe
Libby Manel
Pwr
Libbey Owens
Amn Roll Mills
Lockheed
Dry Lot Beef
Ann
Bolonna
Amn Too
Martin
Martin Parry
Atlantic
Edwin Loco
Nash-Kely
Balto and
Ohio
Barnsdall
Bendix Ayn
Best Foods
Beth Steel Zoye
Paramount
IL Penick & F
Canada Dry
Bence
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca-Cola
Reyn Tos Baie Colr Palmolive
Schenley Disaan Gomi” Solvents
Sears Roebuck
Comw Southern 4
Server. Inc
Shell Union
Eakon
Simmons
Sinclair Oil
Ae Skelly
Conti
Motors
Gantt
Sperry Corp
Crucible Stee
Cub Amn
Calif
Curtiss
Elec Autolile
Elec Bnd & Stad
Fox Film
Gen Cables
Ae Union Carbide
Gen Electric
Union Pre
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Ase Goebel
Goodrich BF
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paieemys Rubber
U S Steet
Greyhound
Walworth
Houston OH
Warner Htor
Tamestake Wes Union
Hudson
Westanse el
Hip Central
Willys Ovid
Wilson & Co
Woolworth Sie
Younmston S
T&t
Chicago
Builer Bros
Qker E
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed For Grains And Livestock
Grain prices show corn and soybeans with No 2 yellow corn at 1.00, soybeans 2.04, oats 0.07, wheat 1.40, rye 1.00, and various straw and hay quotes. Livestock and hides also listed, with hens and ducks priced per unit and hides varying. New York bond market notes a partial recovery with rails leading activity amid a broad mix in corporate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Engineer Dead Before Crash at Ogden in 50 Killed Train Collision
An inquest heard col Frank B Queens testifying that James McDonald 64 engineer of the mail express train died of a heart attack before the collision with the Southern Pacific Pacific Limited near Ogden. Fireman M E Hardman said he shouted warnings as the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Queens
McDonald
SEC Proposes Rule To Halt Floor Trading In Postwar Market
The Securities and Exchange Commission proposed a rule to curb stock fluctuations during the war to peace transition. It would bar floor trading on the New York Stock Exchange and the curb market for trades by members on the exchange door except under limited discretionary authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Commission
Trading and Exchange Division
Propose Raise in Pay for Assessors in Iowa
Senators Byers and Clem draft a bill to raise Cedar Rapids and Sioux City assessors salaries from 3200 to 4000 and deputies from 2500 to 3000 with 6 a day for field men. Watson plans a bill to share 50 percent of liquor store profits with cities by population for law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank C. Byers
A. D. Clem
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Devere Watson
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Watson
Whitebook Rejoins Des Moines OPA as Price Attorney
Charles A. Whitebook of Iowa City returns to the Des Moines district OPA as a price attorney after over a year in the Army Air Corps and an honorable discharge granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles A. Whitebook
Iowa City
OPA
Price
Army Air Corps
House Committee Chairmen Named in Iowa Legislature
Rep. G. T. Kuester of Griswold was named chairman of the appropriation committee. Carroll Lane of Carroll heads ways and means. George Farmer of Cedar Rapids leads judiciary committee No. 1, and Ted Sloane of Des Moines chairs judiciary committee No. 2. Other chairmen include John R. Gardner Lisbon military and veterans affairs, D. A. Donohue Tipton compensation, Harvey J. Long Clinton labor, Glenn E. Robinson Colesburg claims, Harry E. Weichman Newhall banks, F. A. Latchaw Wilton Junction fish and game, James A. Cowan What Cheer tax revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
G. T. Kuester
Griswold
Appropriations
Iowa House,of Representatives
Harold Felton
Carroll Lane
Carroll
George Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Wall
Ted Sloane
Felton
John R. Gardner
Lisbon
Military and Veterans Affairs
D. A. Donohue
Tipton
Harvey J. Long
Clinton
Glenn E. Robinson
Colesbury
Claims
Harry E. Weichman
Newhall
F. A. Latchaw
Wilton Junction
James A. Cowan
What Cheer
Marion News Plans Conference At Methodist Church
The Linn county council of Christian Education discussed an Older Boys and Girls conference to be held in February at the Marion Methodist church. Plans include six district church school forums and goals to foster public appreciation of the church, fellowship, cooperation in training workers, and coordination of religious community institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Linn County
Missing in action nephew of Marion man reported
Ralph Oxley has word his nephew Cpl George Pierce of Chicago is missing in action in Germany since December 21. Pierce is the son of the late Orlo Pierce of Marion and his mother Mrs Henry Monnich of Chicago is the former Ruth Oxley of Marion.
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Ralph Oxley
Cpl
George Pierce
Chicago
Germany
Pierce
Orlo Pierce
Marion
Henry Monnich
Ruth Oxley
Trio of Conferences Postponed by Legion
AP reports national commander Edward N. Scheiberling said the American Legion postponed three annual conferences to ease hotel and transport strain. The national rehabilitation conference set for February in Washington and two area child welfare and auxiliary rehabilitation conferences were called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Edward N. Scheiberling
The
American Legion
Legion
Washington
Industry Group Pushes Voluntary Manpower Plan
The National Association of Manufacturers backs a voluntary manpower program to implement work-or-fight, urging industry labor cooperation and congressional approval for War Manpower Commission controls. It favors no new legislation, favors WMC authority to set employment ceilings and referrals, and calls for reclassification of 4-F 2-A 2-B registrants to keep capable workers in war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
N.A.M
War Manpower Commission
National Industry Council
WMC
Selective Service
Senator Maloney of Connecticut Dies at 50
Meriden Connecticut AP Senator Francis T Maloney died at Meriden hospital after a heart attack at age 50 while in a light sleep He had served a second term and chaired a 1943 44 gasoline and fuel oil shortages committee and the 11 member oil investigating panel His reform bill to modernize Congress drew attention at the Seventy ninth congress and he supported New Deal social reforms while resisting a court packing scheme in 1937
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden, Conn
Francis T. Maloney
D-Conn
Meriden Hospital
Maloney
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Reds Deny Asking Bid to De Gaulle
Tass denied reports Russia asked France to invite Gen Charles de Gaulle to participate in the big three meeting. The denial was issued by the official Soviet news agency Tass on Tuesday in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
de Gaulle
London
Tass
Russia
France
Charles de Gaulle
Death notices for Halsch family and Cedar Rapids resident
Mrs. Amand Halsch, 68, of Cedar Rapids area, died at home after a brief illness. Born in Johnson County, she married Amand Halsch in 1900. she is survived by her husband, eleven children, siblings, and nine grandchildren. Funeral plans pending. Also listed are funeral details for Fred Andrle and Emma Zvacek with service times and burial locations, noting flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amand Halsch
Avenue NW
Johnson County
Cosgrove
Oxford
Clement
Agnes
Marvin Gates
Bernard McLaughlin
Emma Stuckenschneider
Leo
Bernadine
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Bevins
van Horne
Martin Lincoln
Iowa City
Jennie Meade
James Meade
John
Edward
William
Teachen
Fred Andrle
Twentieth Avenue SW
Janeba Funeral
Rogers Grove Church
Ely
Ludvik Burjan
Rogers Grove
Frank Chadima
John M. Lana
Charles Biderman
Joseph Rehak
Charles Tichy
Frank Zach
Emma Zvacek
San Diego
Calif
Bohemian Reformed Church of
Frances Bechcka
Joseph
Nye seeks to buy North Dakota daily newspaper
Former Sen. Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota said he is trying to purchase a North Dakota daily newspaper and hopes to complete the sale soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Mortimer Inglis Held on Unlicensed Still Charge in California
South Pasadena California police detained Mortimer Inglis 76 after discovering an unlicensed still. Inglis said he had been producing his own brandy for 35 years and faced possession charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pasadena
Calif
INS
Mortimer Inglis
City Briefs From Iowa City And Surroundings
William Jones joins the navy via the iCedar Rapids recruiting station. Cedar Rapids chapter 194, Order of Ahepa, to install 1945 officers at 8:30 pm with the district governor as installing officer. refreshments after. Rev. A J Stokes to start dramatic Bible studies at 7:30 pm at the Sunshine Mission through Sunday. Harry Boyd to speak to Linn County Schoolmen’s club at 7:30 pm Wednesday in the Montrose hotel. Burglars at South Side Sash and Door steal a portable typewriter. Grace Episcopal Church parish meeting and dinner held. twelve vestrymen elected for 1945. Paul L. Clarke presided as rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Iowa City
Navy
iCedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahepa
A. J. Stokes
Interdenominational Church
Sunshine Mission
Boyd
Harry Boyd
The
Gazette
Linn County Schoolmen’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Grace Episcopal Church
Thomas Robinson
J. G. Pauba
George “Pauba
H. F. Spratt
H L. Davis
J. Norman’ Bickert
J M. Drabelle
R. Cc. Zehms
R. C. Miller
E. J. Miller
T. M. Jones
C. M. Morley
Ays Paul L. Clarke
Becktown man jailed for auto theft in Iowa case
Courthouse records show Pvt Addison Beckwith 22 of Brooklyn N Y pled guilty before Judge J E Heiserman to larceny of a motor vehicle and received a term not to exceed 10 years in the Iowa men's reformatory at Anamosa. Detectives broke up a petty crime wave by arresting four persons including Beck in Cedar Rapids hotels. Beckwith had been AWOL from Fort Lewis since Nov 8 and the stolen car belonged to B J Herring of 129 Eighth street NE. Bond set at 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Addison Beckwith
Brooklyn
Iowa
Anamosa
J. E. Heiserman
Beckwith
Cedar Rapids
Rockwell City
George Bouck
Marion
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
A.W.O.L
Fort Lewis
Wash
B. J. Herring
Eighth Street
District Court Law And Equity Case Assignments
Judge J E Heiserman assigns nine law cases for the January term including Sommerhauser v Mann Sommerhauser v Kadiac Smithson v Vrbicky Parsons v Cedar Rapids City Lines Crookshank v United Packing House Workers Krausnick v Haegg Roofing Co Duton v Wagley Wachal v Burke jury waived Abodeely v Baker Equity dockets list dates in January February. Judge Floyd Philbrick assigns equity cases for January term listing Baird v Baird Bowers v Bailey Clark v Clark Hasson v Hasson Kurtz guardianship vs Merchants National Bank Meskimen v Meskimen Lancaster v Lancaster Bedell v Bedell. Cars collide near Springville injuring none. Des Moines Ordnance plant employee Walter Hirsch killed in auto crash east of the city. Lost and found notices appear for purses, wallets, a fur coat, various dogs and other personal items with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Sommerhauser
Mann
Kadiac
Smithson
Vrbicky
Parsons
Dar Rapids City Lines
Crookshank
United Packing House Worklers
Krausnick
Haegg Roofing Company
Dutton
Floyd Philbrick
District Court
Baird
Bowers
Bailey
Clark
Hasson
Kurtz
The
Merchants National Bank
Meskimen
Lancaster
Bedell
Lost pocketbook and valuables near Northwestern Station
A red goat skin pocketbook containing money and identification is lost between Northwestern Station and ith St, and 2nd Ave SW Natify Roy Streets Montrose. A reward is offered. The notice lists numerous local ads for shops and services including jewelry, insurance, and employment, reflecting a period classified section with scattered readable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Station
Ith St
2Nd Ave
Roy Streets
Montrose
First Street
1St Ave
Home Recording Co
Probasco Jewelry
Palace Theater
Cluxton Pharmacy
Norah A. Gott
al. K. Schiefer
Kresge
A. B. Steele
3Rd Ave
Schaefer
MFG
Kresge Elde
Vincent'’S Jewelry
Sands Printing
2Nd St. NE
C._G. HOVER
Nelson Jewelry
1St St. SW
Avon
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Sheen
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Ieee
Cagoani
Texas
SEC
House Committee
Marion News
Christian Education Council
Legion and Auxiliary Meet
Marion Legion Post
Jack Gibney, Jr
Kathleen Newman McCaffrey
Legion Auxiliary
National Organization
Miss Kesting
Lois Lehdigh
Elinore Kesting
M G. Kesting
Schenectady
N. Y
Frank J. Bias
H. E. Bias
Iowa University
General Electric Company
Bias
Iowa State College
Kesting
J. P. Snider
Yocom Chapel
Pieter Smil
Baptist Temple
Marshalltown
Marion Lodge No. 6
A.F
A.M
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
H. B. Willard
R. L. van Voltenbergh
Manchester
Fred Zuhn
Robert Cherry
Hubert Grapes
Delhi
Elvic Peterson
Price Missing
Elmer Betzer
Edward Card
Gordon
Hugh Gordon
Marion, In
Poultry and
Ces National Board
Boxes Inc
Mrs
John McLane
Mr. McLane
George McLane
Robert Myer
Myer
Helen Biddick
Cadet Myer
U.S.N.R
Wilson Beauty Shop
R. C. Wilson
Seaman
Neil Sills
South Pacific
Moline
Clife Sills
Grace C. Koppenhaver
Dubuque
U. S. Department of Agriculture Office
Martha Dailey
Hastings, Neb
Elmer Lathrop
Owen
Marion High School
Edison’s Pharmacy
Carolyn Hanscom
Capt
Bob Hanscom
Waycross
George Gunnison
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Elda M. Kemp
C. E. Clark
Kenneth Clark
Alaska
James Clark
Industry Group
Sen. Maloney
Connecticut
Nye
City Briefs
Grace Parish Meeting
Springville
John H. Folkers
Scotch Grove
John Moyer
Sheriff's Office
Marion Beaty
Phoebe Beaty
Ordance
Walter M. Hirsch
Mitchellville
Virginia
Earl Johnson
Palo
Central City
Frank Houser
Kingston Baile Room
J St
Boston
Iriah
Olean
Rosina
Walker
Ace
DIAL
Geo
Blake
Losce
Anna P. Clark
Masseuse
Danceland
Wine Woltz
Romanaine
Bob Welty
Les Hartman
WMT Town Cornhuskers
Ce-Mar
PRIVA
Euanie
Montrose Hurdle & Halter Inn
Fran Richey
U. K
Iowao
Lee's
Town
Dia
Town Radio & Refrigeration
4Th Ave
Center Point Road
Purnaces Novak Heating Co
Arnold Ellingson
Harry Davis
Mack Augustine
I. Kirkpatrick
Leo J. Smith
Call Noble
Ray Leeper
Sparta
J.T. Thomas
Iowa University Araduate
Emal
Spencer Times
Spencer
Quaker Oats Company
Troy Laundry CO
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St St. NW
Colonial Baking Co
Std Ave. BE
Standard Tire CO
Auto Mechanic Helper and Gredser Petersen Baking Co
Sixth Ave
Porter
Bell Captain Hotel
Roosevelt
Sun
Amer
District Telegraph Co
Second Avec
White Eagle Coal CO
Mid-West Insulation CO
Red Crown
3Rd St
Lin County
Bath
W H Blenkly
Calia
Everett Owens
East
Middle West
Guaranty Bank
Paramount Theater
W.H. Blenkly
Marlon
Union Station Lunchroom
Kazy Inn
St. SE
Stolba's Bakery
Mt. Vernon Ave
33Rd St
le Corr
Kea Bervice
UL B
Allen Motor CO
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