Hogs Steady in Chicago Market Amid Mixed Receipts
Chicago market reports show hogs quoted nominally steady with barrows and gilts up to 25 cents higher on strong demand. Week’s top priced at 14.75 per 100 pounds with salable receipts around 5,000 hogs and 500 cattle at the Chicago Livestock Market. Cattle and sheep also listed with receipts and steady to mixed changes across classes. OMAHA and SIOUX CITY values noted for hogs and cattle with varying prices and supplies. Des Moines Iowa price listings included for reference.
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Chicago
Omatia
Omaha
Choice
Sioux City
Good
Towa Hog Receipts Drop in Iowa Minnesota Week
Combined receipts at 19 concentration yards and 12 pack plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ended Saturday show 39 900 head, down from 44 690 a week earlier and 45 700 a year ago. Prices listed for various hog categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOWA
Des Moines
UPI
WFA
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Arrivals and Prices Note Potatoes
Chicago prices show Idaho Burbanks U S No 1 unwashed at 3.57 per 100 lbs with 42 arrivals and 98 total shipments. Minnesota and North Dakota Triumphs washed jobbed 3.13, commercial 3.01, cobblers 3.11, Kotahdins Maine commercial 3.59. Florida Sorb sack Triumphs washed 2.78.
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Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks
U. S
Minnesota
North Dakota
UO S
Maine
Kotahdins
Florida
Wisconsin cheese market notes and missing sales
Wis cheese exchange report from Plymouth shows no sales reported for U S twins and cheddars and various 24 percent prints. The item lists miscellaneous cheese related notes with no further transaction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Americans Pound Rhineland Routes
More than 750 American heavy bombers with 550 Mustang fighters struck German supply and communications centers in the Rhineland. Fortresses bombed freight yards at Rheine and Heilbronn and the Rhine river rail bridge at Mannheim.
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London
Rhineland
Rheine
Munster
Heilbronn
Stuttgart
Rhine River
Mannheim
Those Jap Bomb Shelters Are Cold
The Dai Nippon Physical Culture society announced through a United Press broadcast reviewed by the FCC a program of air defense calisthenics. Japanese residents sheltering in cold air raid spaces would warm up with exercises to avoid freezing during the long winter days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dai Nippon Physical Culture Society
FCC
Davenport Barber Named Outstanding Citizen of 1944
Davenport barber Clarence Hazen Davenport who wrote 866 letters to servicemen in under four years and sold nearly 150000 dollars in war bonds was named Davenport’s outstanding citizen of 1944 and will be honored at a February 22 dinner.
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Davenport
Clarence Hazen Davenport Barber
Cheen
Behn Bat frag Resessors WAULE PAD IN ss ream
Behn Bat fragment centers on a local issue with WAULE PAD in a review of a ream process. The notice highlights a dispute over equipment or procedure and the involvement of regional authorities. Details remain partial but indicate procedural concerns and potential filings.
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Ss Ream
Wall Street Slumps Amid Moderate Saturday Trade
New York stocks fell on a moderate volume session with declines led by Bethlehem Steel and Coastal- Gasoline lines. Motors and rail shares dropped about a point, utilities were steady to lower, while a broad list of industrials showed mixed to softer performance in the latest market quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Bethlehem Steel
Coast Line
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Sees Prices At Ceiling
All hog prices on the Cedar Rapids market hit ceiling levels on Saturday. The record shows top prime hogs at 14.45, packers around 3.70, with varied pricing across weight classes for good hogs, packers, mixed yearlings, and cows. Calf, sheep, and bull values are listed, noting weight bands and quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Grain Quotations Fall Off Sharply on Saturday
Chicago AP reports grain futures slid with wheat at lower close and rye and barley hardest hit. May prices drifted down with corn and oats also weakening while cash provisions priced wheat, corn, oats, and barley and field seeds showed varied nominal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gebaco (Ap
Red Glover
Clover
Alsike
One Missing Four Suffer Burns in Farm House Fire
Ottumwa Iowa report states Mrs Helen Giltner 28 and daughter Martha 9 burned critically after a farm home fire. Twin Margaret 4 is missing. Marilyn and Max Giltner suffered shock. Fire started in a cookstove. Max tried to rescue family as Margaret remained unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Giltner
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Grains and Farm Produce
A detailed list of commodity prices at Cedar Rapids including corn yellow No 2 at 1.00 and old No 2 at 1.03, oats No 1 white 5c, rye No 2 1.00, straw and hay prices, eggs No 1 at 41, wholesale fruits and vegetables with California celery 4.95 and lemons 7.20, Russet potatoes 2.95, and various cured hides and livestock prices. plus notes on poultry, poultry products, and general market items.
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California
Idaho
Texas
City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
Henry Bencke, 2938 Oakland road NE, returns home from St. Luke's Hospital improved. NAACP will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. at St. Zion Baptist Church. Omer McGlaughlin, 39 Oakland road NE, returns from Emden Mo after his mother Annie McGlaughlin’s death. Jeannie Hoffman 523 Sixth avenue SE reports theft of $4 and ID papers at McDonald’s tavern. High mass for Gus Kutrules, died Jan 12 1933, to be held Sunday at St. John’s Hellenic Orthodox church. Christ Sanctified Holy church on Fifteenth street SE hosts weeklong meetings Jan 22–29 with guest speakers. Rev. H. G. Darden is pastor. Robert Irving, 20, 417 Fifth Javenue SW, allegedly drove through a stop sign in Second Street NE, causing damage to Frank McCollin’s car. Irving faces driving without a license charges.
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Gus Kutrules
St. John’s
Sixth Avenue SE
Christ Sanctified Holy Church
Fifteenth Street SE
H. G. Dardens
Robert Irving
Second Street
Frank McCollin
First Avenue
Irving
Cornell College President to Speak at St Pauls Church
Dr. Russell Cale president of Cornell college Mt. Vernon will lecture at St. Pauls Methodist Church at 11 am Sunday on Christian Education and the Churchs Responsibility. Cornell alumni receive a special invitation with auditorium seating reserved for them.
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Russell Cale
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cornell
One Driver Fined After Cars Collide
Fred Waddel of 1006 Twelfth Street NE was fined $5 and costs by Judge Harry S. Johnson after pleading guilty to losing control and rear ending Glen Yernes of Route 2 Iowa City on Friday night. Yernes’s car was damaged but no one was hurt as he stopped for a crossing flagman at Fourth Street.
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Fred Waddel
Twelfth Street
Harry S. Johnson
Glen Yeries
Iowa City
Yernes
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Pvt John Cole Home From 10 Months Overseas
Pvt John Cole 20 son of Mr and Mrs W S Cole of 210 Thirty Fourth Street SE is on furlough at home after ten months overseas. He drove a duck for amphibious engineers based in England and was part of a guard escort for Eisenhower Fatton and Churchill. He entered service July 3 1943 training at Camp Wallace Texas and Fort Meade Maryland and will report to Fort Lewis Washington for further orders.
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John Cole
W. S., Cole
Thirtyfourth Street
Pvt. Cole
Amphibious Engineers
England
Eisenhower
Fatton
Churchill
Pvt
Cole
Camp Wallace
Texas
Fort Meade
Fort Lewis
Wash
Iowa in Brief: marriages, awards, and notices across towns
Divorce petitions filed in Anamosa cite cruel treatment and claim of business ownership. Scouts honor Lee Sanner with 25 years of service in Jones county. Anamosa officers installed. X ray program hits 90 percent county school participation. Inductions and anniversaries noted in Marengo, Tipton, Solon, and Anamosa with military and civic updates.
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Anamosa
Mildred C. Meek
Edward F. Meek
Kahoka
Mildred Crane
Lee Sanner
Waubeek Area
Boy Scout Council
Cedar Rapids
Jones County
Pfc Stanley Davis Wounded in Action in Belgium
War department message informs Pfc Stanley Davis of 1237 Third Street NW that he was wounded in action in Belgium on December 20. He serves with an airborne division, has over two years in service, and has been overseas since last August, with his wife and son residing at the listed address.
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Pfc
Stanley Davis
Belgium
War Department
Third Street NW
Davis
Marion News Briefs Highlight Transfers and Local Events
Seaman Harold Caldwell has moved from Great Lakes to Hunters Point while his wife and children join relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs. May Wahl hosted a luncheon for her son Flight Officer William H. Wahl. Local notices include visits by Marion residents, a hayrack party by the Marion Business Girls club, and church and naval service updates.
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Seaman
Harold Caldwell
Great Lakes
Hunter's Point
Calif
Howard Caldwells
Los Angeles
A. E. Smith
May Wahl
Eleventh Street
William H. Wahl
Marion Business Girls Club
Harry Scott
Marion
Doris Scott
Vernon Blietz
Dorothy Slater
Area Church Schedules and Services Listed
Multiple churches in Marion outline Sunday and midweek services. Cedar Rapids-born speaker William Dykhuizen preaches at Marion Baptist Bible School. Armored by Rev T J McElliott at St Joseph’s, and Rev Vernon H Carter at Christian church. Evening services and youth activities noted along with joint and revival plans.
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Baptist—Bible School
William Dykhuizen
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Youth Fellowship
Orval Walker
Waterloo
James M. Lower
Brotherhood of Man
Iane McKellop
Janet Drakenbrod
The
Soldiers and Gospel Mission of
South America
C. B Patrick
James P. Gable
Methodist Church
Mr. Gable
Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
Iowa City
Capt. Whittaker
Eddie Rickenbacker
Ben Gill
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
W. W. McMicken
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Czech-Czechoslovak government plans move to homeland
London reports indicate Eduard Benes and the Czecho slovak government plan to depart for Czechoslovakia within three weeks to form a new regime from resistance leaders. The Economist cites Moscow’s ambiguous stance, noting Soviet sympathy for Ruthenian irredentism against the pre-Munich frontiers.
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London
Ruthenia
Eduard Benes
Benes
Economist
Moscow
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Senator Wilson Seeks Streamlined Congress in Iowa Visit
U S Senator George A Wilson, after a Rochester hospital stay, says he is healthful and hopeful a joint congressional committee to streamline congress will work quickly. He notes possible changes could improve efficiency, including Iowa legislative rules.
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Wilson
Congress
Des Moines
U. S
George A. Wilson
Statehouse
Washington
Rochester
Congressional
Iowa
Senate
Northwestern Students Protest Tuition Increase
About 1200 Northwestern University students rallied on campus to oppose a six percent tuition rise approved by the board. Undergraduate tuition jumps from 336.50 to 400 dollars per year next September while graduate rates go from 274 to 350 dollars. The protest committee agreed to confer with President Franklyn B. Snyder as classes continued.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Franklyn B. Snyder
Board of
Northwestern
Snyder
Mrs Donald Nelson Granted Divorce in Chicago
Mrs Helen W Nelson was granted a divorce from Donald M Nelson 56 a Roosevelt administration official and former War Production Board chairman in Chicago Superior Court. The decree carried no alimony but approved any private property settlement terms not disclosed. The couple married December 18 1926 and had no children with separation dated December 15 1940.
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Chicago
Helen W. Nelson
Donald M. Nelson
Roosevelt
War Progunion Board
William J. Lindsay
Chambers
Nelson
Deming Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail for Morals Charge
Donald Clay Deming 32 given 30 days in Linn county jail and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was arrested by Detectives Kudina Davis and Hanna after allegedly keeping a 16 year old girl in his hotel room.
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Donald Clay Deming
Linn County
G. K. Thompson
Deming
W. J. Kudina
Stanley Davis
John Hanna
Edgar A. Guest The Poet of the People Resolute
A short verse by Edgar A. Guest reflects on resolve to keep vows and try again in forty six. The piece also muses on temptation and money with simple rhymes about its power and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Union Reimburses Nix for Plane Fare
Union local No. GRS reimbursed Carpenter's Mate 2/c Maurice Nix for $98 borrowed to pay for a plane ticket after being bumped by a dog incident while en route to base in San Francisco. Nix had emergency leave to visit his four children.
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Granite City, Ll
INS
Maurice Nix
Red Cross
Dallas
Tex
Col
Elliott Roosevelt
Blaze
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Murray Corp
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Nash-Kelv
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Bendix
Best Foods
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Ostirs
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Briggs Mfg
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Edison
Baltimore and Ohio
Central of New Jersey
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Lehigh Valley
Missouri Pacific
C. R. Hog Market
Timothy Hay
Mate
Ircs
City Briefs
Henry Bencke
Oakland
Road
St. Luke's Hospital
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Zion Baptist Church
Omer McGlaughlin
Oakland Road
Emden, Mo
Annie McGlaughlin
Jeannie Hoffman
McDonald's Tavern
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Iowa News
Wyoming
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Conroy
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Vernon Christian Sandersfeld
Homestead
Jefferson Barracks
Decoran
Edmond A. Griswold
Wapello
Harlan H. Schwob
Henry Schwob
Schwob
Australia
Brandon— Seaman
Harold Sturtz
Southwest Pacific
Arthur Sturtz
Leyte
Tipton
Dan Gillette
C. C. Crawford
Solon
Frank P. Brock
West Coast
Carbondale
J. F. Brock
France
Aleutians
Frank Rozinek
Marines
Bremerton
Alois Rozinek
Manchester
Alice M. Keiser
Hubert L. Keiser
Clarence E. Kenna
Delaware County War Activities Committee
Howard T. Shelly
Navy
Eleader
Lorna Murphy
Commercial Club
M. T. Hamilton
George Schmidt, Jr
M. L. Knutson
R. L. Jipson
Averen Oleson
Elberon
Charles S. Kucera
John M. Kucera
Marion News
Bailey’s Milk Bar
Charles F. Price
Winterset
Arling Smith
J. Wilbur Cornwell
Wilbur
Bondurant
Harley’ Daws
Fourteenth Street
Philippines
Owen
George L. Erwin
James Franz
Guadalcanal
Peleliu
Yorktown
Naval Mine School
Jay Franz
Frank J. Cleveland
Marion Fire Department
Katz Salvage Company
H. E. Reid
Coast Guard
Curtis Bay, Md
Willis’ Jordan
Donald Dean
India
Roy Williams, Sr
Kendallville
Ind
Verlet Howe
John Howe
Douglas, Ariz
Cpl
Don Howe
Royal Holbrook
Iowa State College
Marion Schools On “Industries of
Rodney Wahl
Florence Curtin
Farragut, Ida
U. S. Naval Air Station
Alameda
Marion Churches
Donald Nelson
Temptation
Barrett
Walter
Arnold
Lisbon
WMT
Regis
John Arthur Ricke
Storm Lake
Plagsta
Ariz
Sheaffer
Mondry
Harley N. Steele
Carleton Ants
Crescent SE
Icense
Cinders
C. Shuttleworth
22Nd Ave
12Th St
Indy
Westfield Watch
Gazette
del Franks
American Woolen Co
Jack's
First Street
Spencer
Inez
L Ave
Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Home Recording CO
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Claxton College Pharmacy
Steele
3Rd Ave
Vingent
Srd
H. K. Schaefer
Kresce
Norah A. Gott
Guaranty
John W. Melton
6Th St
Schaefer
Kresge
Richards Laboratories
Nelson Jewelry
Sands Printing
2Nd St. NE
Ist St. SW
Helene Curtis
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
First Avenue SE
Mabeline Beauty Shop
Paris Academy
Ce Mar
Montrose
Fran Richey
Grand Cafe
Dancel
Ad Kingston
Frank Waldron
ORCH
Good Foods
U. K
Lee’s
Marlon
Townsend
P. Hall
Sisco Orchestra
5Th Ave
Harry Davis
Mack Augustine
I. Kirkpatrick
Leo J. Smith
Call Noble
Novak Heating Co
Town Radio & Refrigeration Service OF Distinction
Dial
4Th Ave
Center Point Road
Arnold Ellingson
Reliable Man
Cashman Plumbing
FPUR
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Philp Janaszak
Rte. 1
Fairfax
Lawrence
Helen
Ada
WMC
la Promt-Choate Mfg. Co., Inc
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Quaker Oats Company
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St St. NW
Colonial Baking Co
St. Ave, SE
Isales
Cedar Rapids Territory
Liberal Commission
W. N. Wyer
State Mar
LaSalle Extension University
Canfield Hotel
Dubuque, Iowa
Porter
Bell Captain Hotel
Tait & Wagner Co
E. H. Skinner
Becker Fing &Insulation CO
Mid-West Insulation CO
1St
Barber
SHC
Hawk
Avice. Inc
U. B
Pat
Community House SE
14Th Ave
Cedar Raunds Gacetic
Wickham
Oves
Allen Motor CO
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