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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1945

Page

9

Cattle and Hogs Active Across Regions in Saturday Trading

Chicago and Sioux City markets report active cattle across grades with steady to strong tones. Hogs remain fully steady with good and choice weights at ceiling levels. sheep mostly steady amid varied receipts. Iowa Des Moines notes strong hogs and steady cattle. receipts show 27 500 at interior yards and plants.

Chicago API IWFAI OPA WFA Sioux City Omaha Livestock Omaha USDA Iowa Des Moines INS Minnesota

Cedar Rapids Hog Market Faces Ceiling Prices As Demand Holds

Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market stayed at ceiling levels with top rates for prime butchers at 14.45 and packers at 13.70. The report lists various weight classes and price ranges for packers, utility and commercial cattle, and sheep values, followed by grain, poultry, and dairy notes and river stage figures for Davenport and surrounding areas.

Cedar Rapids Bps Ag Timothy Ile Florida

Otto Wilson death sentence for hotel slayings in Los Angeles

Otto Wilson, 31, was sentenced to death in the San Quentin gas chamber for the mutilation slayings of two women in Los Angeles hotel rooms on November 15.

Los Angeles Otto Wilson San Quentin

Stocks Steady Bid Faces Narrow Gains on Utilities Demand

New York investors chased income from utilities while overall bids remained cautious. The market closed with fractional gains for many leaders as volume neared one million shares, with a wide mix of industrials and transport issues showing mixed results.

New York NEW York Bond Review American Telephone and Telegraph Js International Telephone and Eetegraph

Local churches announce Sunday services and activities

The Rev Lyle K Anderson of Shueyville United Brethren will speak on The Art of Encouragement at 9 30 a m Sunday worship. Church school follows at 10 30 a m and Christian Endeavor at 8 p m. The Rev C W Harrop conducts Sunday services at Pale Methodist with Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11.

Lyle K. Anderson Shueyville C. W. Harrop Pale Methodist Church

Rye Drops 5-Cent Limit on Late Sales

Rye prices fall to the five cent limit with rye leading a broad liquidation. Wheat oats and barley also slide amid the market wide response. July rye at 1.47 1 2, July wheat around 1.66, oats down to about 2.38, barley near 1.14 while cash grain quotes vary for No 1 and feed categories in Chicago.

Lamson Brothers H. R. Mowrey Cedar Rapids Merchants National Bank Sun Ee Chicago

Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Mixed in Early Market

Chicago market reports show firm receipts across poultry cheese butter and eggs with variable scores and regional braces. California and Arizona potato listings note light demand and firm quotes while New York reports firm butter and steady egg prices with mixed color grades and wholesale ranges.

Chicago C.C Californias California U. S Arizona New York

New Sport: Pool Played with Bombs

Okinawa AP reports Flyers of fleet air wing one practice a bomb skipping game into tunnel mouths as a novel sport. Lt Cmdr A F Farwell of Pensacola Florida says it is like shooting pool and the bomb can blow a tunnel when it hits.

Okinawa Fleet Air Wing One Cmdr A. F. Farwell Pensacola Fla Farwell

Luzon Mop Up Hampered by Rains and Mud

Mopping up operations in northern Luzon faced delays due to knee deep mud heavy rains and frequent landslides from the weather.

Luzon Manila INS

C R Talent Performs for Schick Boys at Hospital

Servicemen at Schick hospital Clinton enjoyed Fourth of July entertainment by Cedar Rapids talent. 700 patients watched performances by Lorraine Kohl Maxine Holtman Lewis Holtman Jean Harger Charlene Corot Vicki Abodeely Jacque Quelyn Alton and Creighton Arendt with his hurdy gurdy and monkey. Czech treats and birthday cakes were shared while Frankie Waldron’s orchestra played.

Schick Hospital Clinton Cedar Rapids Red Cross Board Ruby Pameticky Schick Auditorium Veterans of Foreign Wars Women’s Auxiliary Lorraine Kohl Maxine Holtman Lewis Holtman Jean Harger Charlene Corot Vicki Abodeely Jacq Quelyn Alton Creighton A. Arendt Emma Felter Frankie Waldron Wilder Grain Company

Effort Essential If Charter Is to Succeed Stassen

Comdr Harold E Stassen warned that ratification of the United Nations charter does not guarantee peace or solve future problems. He stressed that success depends on good faith and continued world interest as he prepared to return to naval duty in the Pacific.

Washington Harold E. Stassen United Nations Naval Services Pacific Minnesota

Stilwell eyes Okinawa fight for a helluva beating in return

Gen Joseph W Stilwell, visiting Okinawa, spoke of eager plans to strike Japan on its soil. He praised American mobilization as a concrete example of capability and said air power alone cannot win the war, urging continued joint Army Navy and Air Force effort.

Kenneth McCaleb Okinawa INS Joseph W. Stilwell U.S Tenth Army Burma Stilwell Vinegar Joe United States Japan Army Navy Air Force

United States urges global policy rethink after UN charter

At a national meeting sponsored by 33 organizations, Stassen argues isolation is over and urges re orienting U S world policy to the United Nations. He calls for armed forces use authorization through the UN and lasting American military strength with base access in the Pacific and Atlantic.

United States United Nations Organization Stassen Pacific Atlantic

Four youths arraigned on breaking and entering charges

Jimmy George Vernon 17 of 1928 Fifteenth Ave SW Donald Henry Berends 16 of 1265 Twentieth Ave SW and Gerald C Barkdoll Jr 17 of Garrison were arraigned before Judge Floyd Philbrick on breaking and entering charges. They pled by Monday and admitted breaking Wisconsin Lumber Company Linn County Grain Company Haegg Roofing and Iowa Livestock Exchange with Berends acting as lookout. Police arrested them at their homes Friday. A slot machine at Tillies tavern Sixth Street Road SW was seized and destroyed with money inside to go to the school fund. Regina Broadstoke administratrix of LaVern Broadstone estate named. Bond set at 1000. Liens filed for delinquent taxes against Taft Hotel and Orville T Wirtner. Genevieve Schwartz Marion released from jail after paying 50 fine and costs.

Jimmy George Vernon Fifteenth Avenue Donald Henry Berends Twentieth Avenue Gerald C. Barkdoll Jr Garrison Floyd Philbrick Carl M Hendrickson Barkdoll Vernon Wisconsin Lumber Company Berends Hendrickson Linn County Grain Company Haegg Roofing Company Iowa Livestock Exchange Polce

Missing cash box from Rock Island Transit office

Ed Lacomb reports $75 missing from the Rock Island Motor Transit company offices at 201 Fifth avenue SE. The cash box was taken from a desk drawer. doors and windows showed no signs of tampering and the desk drawer was not forced. Police noted no forced entry.

Ed Lacomb Rock Island Motor Transit Company Fifth Avenue SE Lacomb

The Poet Edgar A Guest and the Egg Opening

A light verse by Edgar A Guest on the difficulties of opening an egg. The speaker, a clumsy man, notes various methods others use but admits he relies on his wife for help. The poem humorously contrasts skill with dependence at the table.

Edgar A Guest

Goodyear workers return to mills under federal control

Akron workers resume production at Goodyear Tire and Rubber five plants after 19 days idle as Navy authorities oversee operations by order of President Truman. CIO United Rubber Workers leaders say laborers will report for regular shifts and cooperate until grievances are settled.

Akron Ohio Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Navy Truman H. J. Clark CIO United Rubber Workers

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