Hogs Active and Cattle Steady in Chicago Livestock Report
Chicago livestock totals show hogs 26,000 receipts with 14,000 salable. hogs at 14.75 ceiling for 180 lb plus. Cattle receipts 14,000 with fed steers and yearlings mainly 13.25 to 16.00, top 17.25. Sheep receipts 9,500 with lambs steady to higher on many loads. market varied by grade. Sioux City reports similar mixed cattle and hog activity with top hogs around 14.45 and cattle to 16.50, while lambs hold near 15.25.
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Chicago
API
WFA
Colorados
Kansas Wheatfield Ewes
Sioux City
South Dakotas
Omaha Hog and Cattle Market Report Highlights Prices
Hog receipts 9,000 with barrows and gilts selling upward from 160 lbs at 14.45. sow and feeder categories around 13.75 to 14.25. Cattle receipts 17,500 with steer and heifer prices mostly steady. top fed steers 16.25, medium to good 12.00 to 14.75. calves steady. sheep receipts 10,500 with good and choice wooled lambs 14.75 to 15.00 and yearlings about 13.50. Native ewes around 7.50, feeding lambs 13.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
API
WFA
Ted Yearling
Ted Ewes
Iowa Hog Receipts Report From Des Moines Markets
Combined receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 24 hours ending 8 a m Wednesday totaled 55 400, up from 49 200 a week ago and 953 600 a year ago. Prices held steady to firm with light demand at times. Good and choice barrows and gilts 160-180 lbs 12.50-14.25. 180-200 lbs 14.00-14.45. 200-300 lbs 14.15-14.45. 300-360 lbs 16.00-14.30. Food and choice sows 270-400 lbs 13.40-13.70. 400- Bode 13.30-13.70. 450-550 lbs 13.20-13.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
WFA
Minnesota
Mager Co
Watio Ottumwa
Austin
Eereres
Grain Quiet Prices Drift Lower Across Commodities
Grain futures were quiet with most prices on the off side. Wheat May fell to 1.615 per bushel, corn about 1.25 percent lower, oats 1% down, rye 0.14 to 0.28 lower, barley mixed to 13% down, while field and seed grains listed with nominal values for various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Tanager
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Chicago
Poland
Chicago Produce News Summary
Chicago produce prices and receipts for butter cheese eggs and live poultry show steady trade. Market data includes 2 483 tibs butter receipts with varied scores and 10 3833 cases EGOS8. New York reports unsettled butter and cheese prices with steady eggs and wholesale ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Idahos
Idaho
Burbanks
Nebraska
South Dakota
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Chippewas U. S
Florida
U. S
New York
Tolloy
Stocks Show Firmer Trend in Late Session
New York stocks closed higher as leaders extended the advance with gains of fractions to more than a point after late buying in lower priced issues. Volume neared 1.7 million shares as traders sought bargains amid a broad list of names and industrials supported by renewed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW York Bond Review
All Prices Steady On C.R. Hog Market
Prices on all hogs remained steady Wednesday after advancing earlier in the week. Top price for hogs is 14.40 dollars and for packers 13.70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R
Wisconsin Cheese Miscellany From Plymouth Market
A brief UPI U item notes Wisconsin cheese offerings in Plymouth with mentions of twins and cheddars 2344 and single daisies 24%4c and square Prints 24%4c, with no sales reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
UPI
Roosevelt Aides 48 State Delegation For World Assembly
Washington reports Roosevelt may counter Russia by proposing an American delegation of 48 delegates one per state. Moscow demands 16 Soviet republics name delegates while Britain would have six for all Commonwealths. Roosevelt prepared to reply that Brazil would get 20 delegates under that plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
World Security Assembly
Russia
British Empire
Vandenberg
White House
Mrs. Cary Hired as Part-time Linn County Nurse
Mrs. Gertrude Cary RN was employed by the Linn County board of supervisors on Tuesday as Linn County nurse for 1945. She will serve on a part-time basis and be on duty 15 days each month at a salary of 85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cary
R.N
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Soviet Ambassador Gusev summoned to Moscow for talks
Fyodor Gusev ambassador to Britain was recalled to Moscow for consultations with Stalin as a new big three conference looms, according to reliable Allied quarters dated Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fyodor Gusev
Britain
Moscow
Stalin
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Across Grains and Livestock
Grain and livestock prices listed for corn soybeans wheat and oats, plus hay, straw, poultry, eggs, fruit vegetables and hides. Prices shown include old and new crop yellow corn at 1.00 and 1.03, soybeans at 2.04, wheat at 1.00, straw at 14.00 to 19.00, hay values 18.00 to 24.00, poultry and eggs with various weights, and fruits vegetables and hides with current rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hay
Theft of Angora Doe Reported in Cedar Rapids
E F Lindeken of 911 B avenue Inn reports the theft of a white Angora doe from a hutch in his rear yard Tuesday valued at 10 dollars. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Thomas of 813 A avenue NB travel to Columbus Junction after the death of Mrs Della Thomas, Joseph Omelik of 103 Fourth avenue SW and Harold Keith Roberts of Victor join the Naval reserve via the Cedar Rapids office. Paul Martin, secretary of the Iowa State Restaurant association, spoke on ration problems at the Cedar Rapids Restaurant association meeting at Roosevelt. D M Robertson to be installed worshipful master of Mt Herman lodge No 263 A F and A M Thursday after a 615 p.m. dinner. succeeds Charles Penningroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lindeken
Avenue Inn
Lloyd Thomas
A Avenue NB
Columbus Junction
Thomas
Della Thomas
Joseph Omelik
Fourth Avenue SW
Harold Keith Roberts
Victor
Naval Reserve
Cedar Rapids
Paul Martin
Towa State Restaurant Association
Cedar Rapids Restaurant Association
Roosevelt
D. M. Robertson
Mt. Herman Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Robertson
Charles Penningroth
Chicago Hotel Fire Probe Seeks Ground Floor Start
Seven of the 14 victims remained unidentified as coroner's jurors probed the Loop disaster at the General Clark hotel. Fire officials traced the blaze to a cigar store on the first floor with flames racing via stairways shafts and roof. The old low rate hotel housed permanent residents and stood near the Iroquois Theater tragedy site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Clark Hotel
Loop
Michael J. Corrigan
John L. Fenn
Fenn
Iroquois Theater
Nazi Radio False Data Aims Bombers in Europe
London reports German radio stations broadcast misleading navigational cues to American bomber crews, suspected to aim for deadly misdirection. Eighth Air Force spokesman confirmed the tactic as wartime propaganda and deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eighth de Force
John G Cherry Elected Director of Cherry Burrell
Two new directors were elected Tuesday at Cherry Burrell annual stockholders meeting in Chicago. John G Cherry replaces H T Cherry who resigned. C A Wood was elected to succeed Ed W Neumeister who died. The board re elected officers and declared usual quarterly dividends. Hard but readable details about lineage and WPB involvement noted.
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Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Chicago
John G. Cherry
Howard H. Cherry
Cedar Rapids
H. T. Cherry
Tama
C. A. Wood
Evanston
Ed. W. Neumeister
Milwaukee
Coe College
Business
University of Michigan
Dairy Machinery Advisory Committee
General Industrial Equipment Division
WPB
Walter L. Cherry
Howard Cherry
Linn County Sets Assessment Days for Townships and Cities
The Linn county board of supervisors allocated days for assessors to complete assessments across townships and cities. Listed days vary by township and city, with totals from Bertram 70 days to Marion 200 days and separate city figures such as Center Point 62 and Mt. Vernon 96. Assessors are paid 4.50 dollars per day.
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Linn
Spring Grove
Washington
Alburnett
Bertram
Center Point
Central City
Coggan
Ely
Fairfax
Lisbon
Marion
Mt. Vernon
Palo
Prairieburg
Robins
Springville
Walker
Bartosh Will Admitted to Probate in District Court
The will of Capt. Emil David Bartosh who was killed in action in Germany on November 17 has been admitted to probate. His wife Gladys Bartosh named executrix. Fred Blazek named executor for the will of his mother Anna Blazek who died in Cedar Rapids January 5. Executrix for the will of J Frank Smith who died in Cedar Rapids December 26 is his wife Edwinnie I Smith.
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Emil David Bartosh
Germany
Gladys
Fred Blazek
Anna Blazek
Cedar Rapids
J. Frank Smith
Edwinnie I. Smith
Eighteenth district appoints Evelyn Hamiel court reporter
Miss Evelyn Hamiel of Tipton named court reporter for the Eighteenth judicial district by Judge M. C. Hamiel for 1945. She succeeds Florence Lawther of Oelwein after previously working in Hamiel’s law office. A Marion township group led by Emma B Wilson and Earl J Wilson asks Linn county supervisors to form a secondary road district to surface one mile of road three miles northwest of Marion, road running east and west. The petition was referred to the county engineer for a report and plat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hamiel
Tipton
Eighteenth Judicial District
M. C. Hamiel
Hamiel
Florence Lawther
Oelwein
Emma B
Earl J. Wilson
Marion
Linn County
Marion Township
Petition for grading 1.5 miles of road in Fairfax township
Frank Cuhel of Swisher and others presented a petition to Linn county supervisors Tuesday to grade 1.5 miles of road on the Johnson Linn county line. The board placed the petition on file until the 1945 Linn county secondary road program adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Township
Frank
Cuhel
Route 1
Swisher
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Johnson
Linn
Linn County Purchases Rebuilt Speeder Crane for 6714.20
Linn County supervisors bought a rebuilt Link-Belt Speeder crane for 10710 from McNall Machinery and Supply Cedar Rapids. A trade-in brought 4210 and sales tax 214.20, totaling 6724.20. Treasurer Bates authorized destruction of duplicate 1939 tax receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Supervisors
McNall Machinery and Supply Company
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Frank F. Bates
Board of Supervisors
Building Permits Rise Across Iowa Cities in 1944
Des Moines report shows 239 new buildings in 16 first class cities in 1944, up from 55 in 1943, with dwellings valued at 981 495 and remodeling at 3 274 permits valued at 914 544. Ottumwa led with 75 new permits worth 334 000. December 1944 saw 18 new dwellings and 75 remodeling permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Health Department
Ottumwa
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Prisoner Cpl Robert E Taylor Reported In Japan Broadcast
Mrs Florence Easterday of Marion learns from a January telegram that an intercepted Japanese propaganda broadcast allegedly included her grandson Cpl Robert E Taylor. Other families report hearing him on the air. Taylor, held on Honshu since Bataan, said via Red Cross he expects to come home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Easterday
Sixth Avenue
Cpl
Robert E. Taylor
Bataan
Honshu
Japan
Cpl. Taylor
Easterday
Paul R. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Red Cross
Services Thursday for Walter J. Barrett 81
Walter John Barrett 81 died Tuesday at 10 16 p m in a Cedar Rapids hospital He lived near Marion and Viola before moving to Olin 18 months ago He was a farmer and a Viola Methodist member Born in Norfolk England he came to the United States and Iowa in 1888 He is survived by five daughters two sons 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services are set for 3 30 p m Thursday at Yocom chapel with burial in Oak Shade cemetery
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Walter John Barrett
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Viola
Olin
Viola Methodist Church
Norfolk
England
United States
Iowa
Esther Baldwin
Barrett
Rachel Pye
Morley
Agnes Mitchell
Independence
Rhoda Satterly
Mable Schlemmer
Lisbon
Audrey Barrett
Arthur Barrett
Melvin Barrett
Portland
Ore
Yocom Chapel
Charles Arnold
Oak Shade Cemetery
Civilian Firearms Prices to Rise After Jan 22
Washington reports that civilian rifle prices will rise about 1.4 percent and shotguns about 2.3 percent due to revised industry ceilings. The increases take effect after January 22.
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Washington
OPAI
Nisei Boycotted In Oregon Stores
Anti Japanese sentiment surfaces in Oregon with store window signs warning Nisei that no Jap trade is solicited. The notices appeared in two communities as the incident highlighted rising hostility during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Retail store sales rise in December compared to 1943
Washington reports independent retail stores sold 11 percent more in December than December 1943. The census bureau said sales last month increased 27 percent over November, reflecting a sustained postwar shopping surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Eden Denies Rift On War Crimes
London Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said punishment for Hitler Mussolini and other war criminals would be decided jointly by the Allied governments and denied that a rift exists with the War Crimes Commission. He said Britain has not endorsed an inter Allied court and called the commission’s purpose to investigate cases referred by Allied governments or atrocities ordered by nationals of any country. Emanuel Shinwell pressed a question on whitewashing Hitler. Eden declined to answer.
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London
Anthony Eden
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Allied War Crimes Commission
Foreign Ministers
Moscow
Britain
Hitler
Mussolini
Eden
War Crimes Commission
United Nations
Emanuel Shinwell
Britain regrets Soviet slur on Polish exile government
Secretary Eden denied any Franco British French Soviet deal on Germany after the war and expressed Britain's regret over a Soviet War News slur calling the Polish exile government a flunkey of Hitlerite Germany. He said such insinuations harm Allied goodwill.
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London
Anthony Eden
France
Russia
Germany
Britain
Alfred W. F. Knox
Eden
Bombers Hit Hamburg and European Refineries
Allied air forces strike the Hamburg area with about 700 US heavy bombers pounding oil plants and submarine works. Earlier 1,200 RAF bombers hit refineries including Brux in Czechoslovakia and the industrial center of Madgeburg.
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London
United States
Hamburg
Brux
Czechoslovakia
Madgeburg
France Seeks Role in Roosevelt Stalin Churchill Talks
French foreign minister Georges Bidault, quoted by Free World, says the De Gaulle government desires participation in future Big Three conferences but insists the three-power talks should end, signaling a clear stance on allied diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Georges Bidault
de Gaulle
Free World
Bidault
Ideals of U S Russia Compared for Kiwanis
The Rev. Peter Patches of Plymouth Massachusetts spoke to Kiwanis members on Children of Two Revolutions drawing on personal experience to compare American and Russian ideals and social aims. The speaker introduced by Robert Armstrong contrasted the two nations based on his family background and observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Patches
Plymouth
Mass
Kiwanis Club
Robert Armstrong
Russia
Mr. Patches
America
Men's Coats and Accessories Sale Adverts
A collage of classified style ads offers men’s coats and furnishings from First Street opposite the Post Office, with prices from 3.75 to 22.50, plus sewing centers, jewelry cleaning, dating to Avon and Fuller products, and various service notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Singer Sewing Center
1St Ave
the Home Recording CO
A. R
Ted
16Th Ave
Schaefer
Kresge
Nelson
Mullin
1St St
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Libbey Owens
Roll Mills
Be & My
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Benick & Pord
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Colotex
Pittslegh Screw
Geo Wien
Ste Notase
Cerro de Pasco
Radio Corp
Ghrysler Motors
Redlo Kelth
Rem Randays
Coca Cola
Coleg Palmolive
Colum_ Gas
Schenley di
Sears Roebuck
Ablendbo
Cons Edison
Simmons Co
Sinclair Oity
Crown Drug
Sperry Corp
Crucible Steel
BON Cub Amn
Curtiss Wr
Ind
Deere, Co
Stew Warner
Douglas Air
Studebaker
DuPont
Sdayg Tee Corp
Erie
WaTex Gulf
Autolite
Elec
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Tet
Timken
Fruehauf
Fox Film
Gen Cables
Univ. 4
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Gen Foods
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Gen Gas
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Gillette S&s R
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Goodrich
Goodyear
Nor Ry
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Warner Bros
Homestake
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Hudson
Westahouse el
Central
Willys Ovid
Mary Wilson & Co
Ad Mining
Woolworths
Zenith Radio
Butter Bros Fm
Swit & Co . Chicago Corp
Swift
Edison
Walgreen
F.R
Mrs. Cary
RED Envoy
California
Texas
City Briefs
Cherry-Burrell
Capt. Bartosh
Leek Road District
County
Crane
Marion News
Walter J. Barrett
Marion High School
Frances Ford
Louise Smith
Nyleene Bebee
Barbara Seger
Helen Frazier
Robert E. Williams
John Vernon
Bessie Pishney
Richard Blok
Neal Blok
Fort Leaven Area
Kan
Keesler Field
Gerald F. Schenk
Pvt
Edison's Pharmacy
Marian Hines
Mercy Hospital
Edward Ferreter
Lawson Hospital
Atlanta
Farmy
Trushay
Owen
Darrell Race
Iran
Engineers
Dora Race
James Downing
Carl Carver
Judge Philbrick
Mis Lions Club
K. V. Cafe
Weston Carver
Storm’s
Virgil Kellogg
South Pacific
Sandra
A. J. Kellogg
Jeanne Dye
Sgt
Harry P. Dunlap
Palm Springs, Calif
Mrs
Lee Dunlap
Benjamin A. Davis
Presbyterian Sunday School
Donovan Shaw
Marion Wynna
Eleanor Nelson
China
Northwestern Station
Ith St
2Nd Ave
Roy Streets
Montrose
Dial
Earl Johnson
Rte
Frank Houser
Reeder
Northwestern Freight Depot
Iowa Theater
Sheaffer
Harley N Steele
Olea S. Kosina
Geo
Blake
Yeading
Probasco Jewelry
Palace Theater
Claxton Pharmacy
Norsh A. Gott Yarn Shop
Anna FP. Clark
Masseuse
Helene Curtis
First Avenue SE
Mabeline Beauty Shop
Dancel
Les Hartman
WMT
Iowa Cornhuskers
Ce Mar
Fran Richey
O. K
Lee
Kenny Nofer
Hi- Way Gardens
Stanwood
Economy
Town Radio
4Th Ave
Center Point Road
Novak Heating Co
3Rd Ave
Dini
Arnold Ellingson
Yohe Rlu
Reliable Man
Evers
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Harry Davis
Mack Augustine
I. Kirkpatrick
Leo J. Smith
Call Noble
Ray Leeper
Sparta
J.T Thomas
Gazette
Iowa University
WHO
Rive Alesmen
Standard Tire CO
Petersen Baking Co
Sixth Ave
Porter
Bell Captain Hotel
Rockholld
Taft
Herbeck Power House
Lows
Elegring Light & Power CO
Hoops
Amie District
Telearapa
Second Ave
Y.M.C.A
Leo Ed Zeiler
Quaker Oats Company
Troy Laundry Coo
iGood
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St St. NW
Colonial Baking Co
St. Ave. SE
Insulation Salesman
Mid-West Insulation CO
Ist Ave
Red Crown Bowling Ailey
3Rd St. NE
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Iwanted
Pee
Ana
Maracer
Allison
Peoples Fuel Co
Everett Owens
East
Middle West
Guaranty Bank
WMC
Detere
Sky
Hotel Roosevelt
Paul- Ang
Magnus
TAP Room Hotel
312 Grill
Leo Klinger
Klinger Paint Co
117
And
Ave. SE
Care Gazette
Holstrom
F. W. Woolworth CO
Mothe
Union Station
Kozy Inn
Stolba's Bakery
Vernon Ave
Lee's
33Rd St
Indy Lee
Wet
Cc. U
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