Hogs Active and Cattle Steady in Chicago Livestock Market
Chicago packing markets report lively trading amid a labor strike reducing supply. Hogs show active, fully steady trading with barrows and gilts around 14.85 dollars and sows about 14.10. Cattle receipts total about 7,000 with steady to strong demand, fed steers and yearlings leading, prices around 18.00 for top steers and 17.25 for select heifers. Sheep trading slow with few sales and bids near 15 dollars for Western lambs. overall market conditions reflect strike impact and varied demand across cattle and hogs.
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Chicago
Cricago
Ghicago(ap
IUSDA
Montana
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
API
Iusdai
Nebraska
Iowa
Des Moines
Upi
Towa
Minnesota
Kansas City
Livestock Prices Across Regions Display Mixed Demand
Sioux City receipts show cattle slaughter demand active with calves small. hogs steady with ceiling prices in shipping. sheep modest. Omaha hogs and cattle strong with most fed steers and heifers firm to higher. Iowa and Kansas City reports note steady to higher tones amid limited demand and packer influence.
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Sioux City
USDA
Commodity Prices and Receipts From Wilson and Company Markets
The market lists grain and feed prices including corn shelled No 2 yellow 1.0413, soybeans No 2 yellow 2.10, oats No 1 oats 0. Pv Wheat No 2 1.60, rye No 2 1.25, hay and straw quotes, poultry weights and prices, hides and livestock values, eggs at 27 Tc, fruits vegetables and regional produce with various per dozen or per 100 weight quotes including celery 2.55 per dozen, lettuce 4.75, Colorado onions 2.57 per 50, Idaho Russet 4 15, Minnesota Red Triumphs 2.75, Texas grapefruit 2.95 per 00, and other market items.
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C.C
Idahos
Idaho
Burbanks
U. S
Colorado
Triumphs
Michigan
U.S
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Florida
U S
Timothy Hay
Minnesota
Red River Cobblers
Texas
Dow-Jones
Dulties
J. E Bennett & Co
Mer Dig
Merchants Bank Building
Adams Express
Hudson Mtrs
Alaska Juneau
Hupp
Alleghany Corp
Rayon
Allied Chem
Ws Central
Allied Stores
Alls Chalmers
Amn Can
Amn
Intl Paper
Amn Loco
Intl
T. T
Johns Manville
Rad Jones Laughlin
Amn Steel
Ktesee SS
Kibby McNeill
Reea
Libbey Owens
Tig
Myers
Belt
Ark Nat Gas
Loews Inc
Armour and_ Co
McKessatt
Atchison
TSP
Marshall Fld
Atl Coast Line
Martin
Atlantic Afr
Martin Party
Aviation Corp It
Mathieson
Baldwin Loco
Maytag
Nash-Kelv
Boeing Airp
Borden Co
Bore Warner
Natl Dairy
Bridgeport
Distiis Briegs
Bucyrus-Erie
Ny Central Budd
Mis
North Amn Co
Budd Wheel
Burroughs Ade
Amnavi Butler Bros
Cala& Heca
Rackard Mirs
Canada
Canad Pac
Penney
Penney J Co RT Caterpillar
Pepsi-Cola
Colotex Phillips
Ceesne
Chess& Ohio
Piortat Gamble
Chio & NW
Chrysler M’tors
Bealeemi
Rem Rand
Coca Cola
Reyn Tob
Golum G & E Is. Schenley Dis
Coml Solvents
Servet Foshuckay Com Edison
Crane Co
Cricible Steel
Warner
Curtiss
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Deere & Co
Swift and Co
Eaton Mfc
Elec Autolite
Chernoik
Elec Boat
Thewater
Elec
Bad &S
Firestone T
Fox Film Et
Garwood
Paien Carbide
Gen Canes En
Gen Foods
Gen Motors Ag
Uni Gas
Gudden
Willys Ovid
Houston
Wilson
Woolworth
Howe Lound
Youngston
Mente
Atta
Chicago
Admiral
Ouro
ATL
Monroe
Sunstrand
New York Produce Prices and Poultry Receipts
Wholesale price list shows mixed colors eggs by weight and quality and poultry items with current receipts and truck market mentions. Numbers indicate weights from 43 lbs to 45 lbs with prices in cents, reflecting market rates and supplier codes.
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New York
Market Volume Dips Amid Irregular Stock Trading
In New York the stock market showed irregularities with rails and specialties advancing fractions. Trading slowed from Tuesday's busy session as volume hovered around 2 million shares. dow jones components and many listed stocks moved modestly, with numerous names cited in the day’s quotations.
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New York
Clothes for Czechs Arrive in Bremen
The Cedar Rapids area collected 115 crates of clothing and food for Czechoslovakia have arrived in Bremen and are expected to reach their destination. T. B Hrubucek, chairman of the Federation of Czech Groups in Cedar Rapids, said W Wf Sharp arranged for the shipments to be moved to Czechoslovak government trains by U S army trucks. Hlubucek said that families with children who have no means will receive the food including toena condensed milk lard canned beef and other essentials.
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Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Bremen
T. B Hrubucek
Federation of Czech Groups
W Wf Sharp
American Relief
Praha
Hlubucek
May Rye and Wheat Hit Fresh Market Highs in Chicago
May rye surged past $1.90 a bushel amid profit taking and liquidity, while wheat finished steady to up 4 1/4 cents. Corn and oats held near previous levels as barley remained flat. field seeds quoted for Timothy, red top, red clover and alfalfa with several per cwt values listed.
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Chicago
Cass Provisions
Milligan to Lead Iowa Centennial Committee
Lester Milligan of Mason City Chamber of Commerce was named chairman of the Iowa centennial committee. Ethyl Martin was appointed temporary secretary. Gov Blue noted the lack of funding and advised coordinating with the interim committee and attorney general to secure support and set up local town programs.
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Des Moines
Lester, Milligan
Mason City
Blue
City Briefs: Community notices and elections in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Edward R Kuba of 1228 Second street SE has returned home from University hospital Iowa City after surgery on January 9. Cedar Rapids chapter 194 Order of Ahepa will install officers at 8 p m Wednesday at St Johns church with refreshments. Jan Hus lodge 41 ICCF will meet at Sokol hall 7 30 p m Wednesday and host Ely lodge in Pinocchio after. W J Barron chairman of the public welfare bureau of the Chamber of Commerce was unanimously re elected for another year at the January meeting at the Montrose hotel.
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Second Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Order ‘of Ahepa
St. John’s Church
Jan Hus
I.C.C.F
Sokol Hall
Ely
Pinochio
W J Barron
Public Welfare Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Montrose Hotel
Jack’s
St. SE
Brobasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Richards Laboratories
Quaxton College Pharmacy
Parker Pens
Vincents’ Jewelry
3Rd
Home Recording CO
3Rd Ave
California
Edward Pusan Ryah
Iowa
Manchester
Singer Sewing Center
1St Ave
USN
Sanancisco
Son
J. J. Graith
Merchants National Bank
Dini
R. M.’ Schaefer
Kresge
Benjiman V. Kirk
A_T MOORE
Sands Printing
2Nd St NE
Dorothea’s
42Nd Ave
Clark Ehealth
Sakes
Cedar View Country Club
Gazette
O. K
Marion Blvd
Granby
Emil J Wenninger
Mir
Trewin, Simmons, Perrine & Albright
Ride
Avon Products, Inc
Ruth Mullanix
Dial
City Recreation
W Hammar
5Th St SE
Butterfly Cafe
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Ed Zeller
Commonwealth Apartments
Indy
Forrest Grove Dairy
Harmony Cafeteria
Lafayette Capent En Na
Mandarin Inn Cafe
Union News
Union Railroad Station
Autos & Trucks—Sale 17 Ag
University professor to speak at Lions Club luncheon
Dr Marcus Bach of the University of Iowa School of Religion will address the Lions Club luncheon Thursday at noon at the Roosevelt hotel. He will also speak Thursday evening at the Young Men's Bureau meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. His talk covers Father Divine's religious cult, with performances by the Rosebuds, a group of Negro girls affiliated with Father Divine.
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Marcus Bach
University of Iowa School of Religion
The
Lions
Roosevelt Hotel
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Father Divine
Rosebuds
Engineering Exam Schedule Announced by Iowa Board
The Iowa State Board of Engineering Examiners announced exams for professional engineers to be held in Des Moines on March 20 and 21, with land surveying tests on March 22. All tests start at 9 a.m. in the State house senate chamber, as stated by secretary Henry Wichman.
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Des Moines
Idowa State Board of Engineering Examiners
Senate
State House
Henry Wichman
Iowa State Board of Engineering Examiners
Jake More to Address Linn County Young Democrats Club
Town Democratic Chairman Jake S. More of Harlan will address Linn County Young Democrats at 1.30 p.m. Sunday at the Roosevelt hotel. John E. Greenlee, president, said the meeting will discuss candidates for Democratic nominations to county and district offices and be open to all Democrats and others interested in Linn county politics.
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Jake S. More
Harlan
Linn County
Young Democrats Club
Roosevelt Hotel
John E. Greenlee
Greenlee
Penn College Student Sentenced for Draft Violation
William P Taber, 18, of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and a student at Penn College was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison by Judge Charles Dewey for violating the selective service act.
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Ottumwa
William P Taber
Pittsburgh
Penn College
Charles Dewey
Allied Industrial League Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the YMCA meeting the Allied Industrial League elected Mae Aukerman as president and Harlan Dobry as vice president. Leona Borschel will serve as secretary and Don Ludemann as treasurer. Executive committee members include Margaret Cook, Emmett Evans, Dick Cook, and Ed Zeller. Doctor Walter L Daykin praised the league’s accomplishments and urged cooperative effort for peace and better labor relations.
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Allied Industrial League
Y.M.C.A
Mae Aukerman
Universal Engineering
Harlan Dobry
Wilson and Company
Leona Borschel
Penick and Ford
Don’ Ludemann
Iowa Manufacturing’ Company
Margaret Cook
Emmett Evans
Iowa Steel and Iron
Dick Cook
Ed Zeller
M.C.A
League
Gayle Zedick
Walter L. Daykin
University of Iowa
See
Doctor Daykin
St Luke s Honors Red Cross Corps Dinner
St Luke s hospital hosted a dinner at 6 30 p m on Tuesday to honor the Nurses Aides and Gray Ladies of the Red Cross. R Hawkins welcomed guests as Dr E T Gough expressed gratitude and Miss Etta Rasmussen praised the groups for their wartime service with hours totaling over 27 000 by Nurses Aides since 1941 and 28 278 by Gray Ladies since 1942. Entertainment featured Bonnie Popham and Barbara Segar with poems and a humorous parody by Dorothy Schuster.
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Board of Directors
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Red Cross
R. Hawkins
E. T. Gough
Etta Rasmussen
St. Luke’s
A. W. Erskine
Bonnie Popham
Velma MacMillan
Barbara Segar
Dorothy Schuster
Twin Brothers for Iowa Twin Sisters
The 20 month old twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Howard Webster of Neola Iowa gained twin brothers on Wednesday. The boys were born at a local hospital while the girls were born at Fort Dodge. Dr E C Edwards called the recurrent births very rare noting both sets are identical and same sex.
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Council Bluffs
Howard Webster
Neola
Fort Dodge
E. C. Edwards
Desertion case yields suspended sentence at Ft. Madison
Clyde Howery, 31, received a suspended one year sentence to the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to desertion and abandonment of his three minor daughters. The suspension came on the recommendation of the state and Mrs. Howery’s parents who attended court. A separate docket shows Judge G K Thompson dismissing David Austin Deaver’s divorce petition against Elsie Kathleen Deaver. Deaver, a veteran, cited desire to attend college and belief his wife could support their 20 month old son. Another judge, Floyd Philbrick, dismissed Ella Smith’s petition for an accounting of farming operations filed December 31.
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Clyde Howery
Ft. Madison
J. E. Heiserman
G. K. Thompson
David Austin Deaver
Elsie Kathleen Deaver
Deaver
Floyd Philbrick
Ella Smith
Partnership with Roy Wharton Dismissal At Plaintiff Request
A partnership dismissal was granted at the plaintiff's request. The action reflects the termination of the partnership involving Roy Wharton. The court recorded the order as being entered upon the plaintiff’s motion.
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Roy Wharton
Drunk driving case ends with fine payment plan
Gerald Wilford Butts 39 of 140 Thirty-third Street NE paid $200 of a $500 fine on a second drunk driving offense after pleading guilty before Judge J. E. Heiserman. Arrested Oct. 6, he agreed to pay the remaining $300 in monthly $25 installments beginning Feb. 15. First offense fined $300 on Dec. 23, 1942.
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Gerald Wilford Butts
Thirty-third Street
J. E. Heiserman
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Maxine Kelly
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Mickey Cartinger
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Cecil Reed
Center Point Road
Novak Heating CO
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Fred Kramer
2Nd St. SE
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Ray Leeper
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Mack Angus
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C. R
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Mt, Vernon Ave
Lorentz
Amana Society
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Clarence E. White
Ridgeway Drive
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16Th Ave
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Manuel Nelson
Atkins
Richard Ward
Cogton
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Cheney
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16Th Avenue Bridge
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Oldsmobile
Reoulae St
Fori Lonm
Paris
Tucker
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Padzensky
FOX
16Th St
ACS
Garner
Sath
Shiteet
C Ave
Buresh Motor Texaco
Jand Lowing. Ave
Ard St
Ave. N
Mt. Vernon
Legth St
Handler
Plymouth
Dodge Truck
Swab Motor CO. Inc
Allen Motor Co
10Th St
Hearn- Stevenson Motor Co
Culver Motors
Pontiac
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