Livestock Receipts Sluggish as Market Faces Strike Turbulence
Chicago reports no immediate resolution of the livestock handlers dispute as markets stall with minimal receipts. Hog prices drift lower across major centers while cattle and sheep quotations remain unsettled amid widespread effects from the ongoing walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Son
Thas
Ircn
Heat wave forecast boosts grain prices in Chicago trading
Government weather forecaster predicts another heat wave next week sending wheat and corn prices higher. Buyers flocked to the market amid a nervous trading backdrop, with prices up about two cents a bushel at the open. Experts cite drought and insect plagues reducing crop prospects as provisions also rise with grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Local Wholesale Market Prices Briefly Listed
A fragmented price list from Cedar Rapids shows wholesale quotes for fruits vegetables and meats. Entries include California Valencia oranges at 1.50 each and bananas at 5 4c 6c, lettuce crate at 3 00, onions at 1.50 per 42 00, and various hides and rricing notes for local livestock and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wigbert
Wall Street Gains as Markets Edge Up in Tepid Session
Stock market drifted higher for a second straight session with fractional gains amid dull trade. Transfers surpassed 465000 shares while rails and aerospace led early buying. U S Smelting and several big names posted mixed moves as investors weighed easing Austrian tensions against flat volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U S
Chicago
Allied Chemical
Louisville & Nashville
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Wright Aeronautical
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Sperry
Bethlehem Steel
U S. Steel
Case
Loew’s
Montgomery Ward
Delanese
Consolidated Gas
U. S
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
American Can
Chrysler
Balloonists’ Flight Against the Sky Drift Continues
The balloon’s ascent continued with Captain Stevens reporting drift toward Omaha as ground units repositioned. At 12 15 p m the craft reached 40 000 feet while the crew prepared for further ascent to 60 000 feet amid subzero temperatures and ongoing camera operations.
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Stevens
John Oliver la Gorce
Captain Stevens
Kepner
Anderson
Ainsworth
Neb
North Platte
Hogs and cattle prices mixed on Saturday market
Hogs gained five cents in both choice and prime grades while cattle corn and poultry held steady. Prices show premiums for hogs by weight and quality, with packers bidding up to 590 pounds, and cattle ranges noting fancy steers and good to fair yearlings amid broad market steadiness.
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TU Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Sinclair Uog
Good To
Togo
Chicago Markets Report on Receipts and Prices
AP dispatches from Chicago and New York detail receipts and prices for potatoes, apples, poultry, bread, and other commodities. The notes mention steady demand and firm prices with occasional changes and shipment details across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NTW
Jvore Pronier
New York
Ritter
Mueyse
WEN Steadieg
Baronet
Mersa Kt
Nagona Feetis Reveipe
Torlign
NSFW
York
Mattie
Netren
Moritu
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Market Prices
Grain prices listed for Chicago and Minneapolis cash markets across wheat corn oats barley timothy and related futures. Prices show varying grades including No 1 red No 2 red No 4 red and yellow varieties with bid and offer ranges and per bushel values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Nobbard
Work Relief Payroll Totals for 1045 Men
The county work relief payroll for the week closed with 1045 workers paid a total of 5 675 70 and 11 345 hours worked. The largest crew of 170 toiled on Hawthorne Young Tall road and 130 were on Riverside road projects.
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Nn County
Hawthorne- Young Tall
Riverside Road
Cedar Romds
Shockey Hill
Sfaran
Miron Atheta Jie
Three Held Plead Not Guilty After Liquor Raid
Duncan 34 and Kenneth Winchell 26 faced liquor misdemeanor charges after a raid on Duncan's home on 30th Street. Federal and state investigators found three gallons of alcohol and two pints of whisky. Bond set at 600 for Duncan and 1,000 for Winchell. Winchell to appear for questioning. Duncan had previously sought a beer permit for a local roadhouse before council reversed and granted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federa
Nonth Avenue
Aperita
Clark Wy District Court
Duncan
Kenneth Winehe
Mumnlapine
Judee Clark
Duncans
Winehells
Linn
Piehway
Winchell
Duncan Home
Artinn
Duncan Duncan
Sandwich
First Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Cedar Rayrds couples wed in marriage license notices
Cedar Rayrds residents Hentys W Krahne and Thelma Teunbarn secure marriage licenses along with Merl Man and Gaidis Wood. The notices list Cedar Rao as the home area for these couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hentys W Krahne
Thelma Teunbarn
Cedar Rayrds
Merl Man
Gaidis
Cedar Rao
Deaths Mrs Gladys B Livermore at Rough and Ready
Mrs Gladys B Livermore died 7 pm Friday in Rough and Ready California where she had stayed six weeks for health. She is survived by husband Voris P and daughter Jaycee, father William J Allen Sr of Rough and Ready, two brothers William J Allen Jr of Rough and Ready and Erwin of Beloit Wisconsin, and a sister Mrs Francis Nelson of Beloit Wisconsin. Body to Beatty chapel with funeral at Second Christian Church. Interment Palo Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys B Livermore
J Street
Rough and Ready
Calif
Voris P
Jaycee
William J Allen, Sr
William J Allen, Jr
Erwin
Beloit
Wis
Francis Nelson
Beatty Chapel
Second Christian Church
Palo Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Peterson Held at Monahan Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Peterson who died Thursday night at a local hospital will be held Monday at 2:30 PM at the Monahan chapel with Rev O T Engquist officiating. Burial is planned at Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Monahan Chapel
O T Engquist
Linwood Cemetery
Friends Mas
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Jones
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Jones will be held at Turner's chapel on Monday at 3:30 p.m. The Rev L D Stubbs will officiate and burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Body lies at MonaHan chapel where friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening. Burial at Mount Calvary cemetery pending.
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Immaculate Conception Church
John Molroy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Chapel
Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Turner's Chapel
L. D Stubbs
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Game Warden Tamed Moose In Maine Woods
In Eddington Maine a game warden spotted a moose on the road. He stopped his car, approached slowly, stroked the animal and photographed it before guiding it into the woods to keep it safe from hunters and traffic hazards.
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Maine
Eddington
Halton Grant
Iowa Guard Mobilized To Aid Balloon Crew
National guardsmen in fifty six Iowa cities stood ready to circle and protect the stratosphere balloon and its crew if it lands in the state. Major Lancaster planned to move toward the landing site with justice investigators and a mobile news unit to broadcast coverage. Park Findley and sheriffs were alerted to provide protection while National Geographic writers headed to the landing area.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Adj
Charles M. Grahl
Ralph Lancaster
Lancaster
National Guard
Department of Justice
Park A Findley
State Bureau of Investigation
National Geographic Society
Booth picnic set in Ellis park with rose garden event
The sixth annual Booth picnic takes place tomorrow at Ellis park Rose garden. Mrs. William H. Nolan will sing a contralto solo at St. John's church on Ninth street and Park avenue SE at 11 am Sunday. Jake Onstott and Herb Pyle of Pomona Calif return home after visiting their aunt Mrs. Neal May. Co. W Graves, 60, received a 30 day jail term for intoxication with sentence suspended if he leaves Cedar Rapids and stays away.
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Ellis Park
Rose Garden
William H. Nolan
Allison
St. John's Church
Nineteenth Street
Park Avenue SE
Jake Onstott
Herb Pyle
Pomona
Calif
Neal May
W Graves
Henry A. Stearns
Graves
Cedar Rapids
Secrist
William
P. Secrist
Carl Secrist
Marion
W. P. Secrist
Ruby Hanscom
Ruth
Nancy Ellen
Fred Beach
Robert
Esther
Mount Vernon
Howard Beach
Marilyn
Mechanicsville
Marvin Beach
Shirley
Roy Temblingson
Sheboygan
Wis
Ralph Beach
Everybody's Doing It Jingles Gazette Want Ads
Advertisement notes popular Want Ads inviting readers to write jingles about the Gazette Want Ads for a chance to win free Iowa theater guest tickets details in the Want Ad section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa
Danish Lutheran youths plan Cedar Rapids picnic
The Danish Lutheran Young People of Cedar Falls and Clinton will meet in Cedar Rapids Sunday for a Bever park picnic. Rev Kaer of Clinton will speak in the afternoon program as all Cedar Rapids Lutherans are invited. Evangelistic meetings follow with Tolby couple conducting the city auditorium series and Dorothy Kuhernet leading services for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd J. Tolby
City Auditorium
Dorothy Kuhernet
Services at Second Evangelical Church Schedule
The Second Evangelical Church on Eighteenth Avenue and Ninth Street SW offers Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Morning worship at 10 45 a.m. with a sermon titled Seven Loyalties of a Christian My Lord. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 45 p.m. The Rev. Lowell S. Orth serves as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Evangelical Church
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Lowell S. Orth
Spokane youth charged with petty larceny in sock peddling case
Harry Morton of Spokane Washington, 20, was arrested Friday night for peddling fifteen pairs of men socks and charged with petty larceny. He was given a suspended sentence by A Reed Saturday with orders to leave Cedar Rapids and stay away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morton
Spokane
Wash
Justice A. S. Reed
Morton
Cedar Rapids
Thief Targets Home and Car in Local Break-ins
Police pursued a suspect after John Van Velkinburgh reported a Friday night break in at 406 Avenue NW with a brown and white dog stolen. A screen was pried from the window. In a separate theft, Gladys Steffey said a spare tire and rim were taken from her car on the Third Avenue Bridge Saturday forenoon.
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John van Velkinburgh
Avenue NW
Gladys Steffey
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Third Avenue Bridge
Miss Fields Reports Car Crash at Riverside Park Entrance
Miss F J Fields of 1330 Street SW notified police that her car struck a tree near the Riverside park entrance from Fourteenth Avenue SW about 11 p.m. Friday. She suffered facial and hand cuts and bruises after losing control on a wash-out in darkness.
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Miss F J. Fields
Street
Riverside Park
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Miss Fields
Grimm and Johnson Named Delegates to American Bar Meet
John M. Grimm and E A Johnson were chosen as delegates to the American Bar association meeting in Milwaukee on August 27 by the Linn County Bar association at a courthouse meeting. Elmer Johnson spoke on Banks and Trusts and Dean Stauffacher of Cedar Rapids joined as a new member.
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John M. Grimm
E. A. Johnson
American Bar Association
Milwaukee
Linn County Bar Association
W. W. Crissman
T. M. Ingersoll
John D. Randall
Don Hines
L. M. Silliman
Bar Association
Elmer
Johnson
Banks and Trusts
Dean Stauffacher
Cedar Rapids
University of Town
Association
Marion and Dry Creek Club notes and family visits
Local society pages report W C T U meeting at the public library with world and state notes and August Cedar Rapids convention plans. Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club held a Friday program of songs, readings and events. August gathering planned at Brockman home. The issue also lists numerous visits, confirmations, and family news across Marion and nearby towns.
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W.C.T.U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Public
World News
W.C T.U
Stockholm
Des Moines
Elda M. Kemp
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Flower Mission Committee
Anamosa Reformatory
A. E. Blinks
Dry Creek Club
Dry Creek
E. T. Brockman
Harry Martin
Willard Martin
August Peterson
Minneapolis
Dilman Moothart
Davis
Howard Moothart
Lawrence Peterson
Jesse Starry
Florence
Lucile Robertson
Will Meyers
Arthur Titz
Burdette Hanna
Albert Stevenson
Leta Stevenson
Lizzie Stevenson
Mabel
Orville
A. Watson
Marion
Vicinity
Nazi Resistance Rages Across Austrian Front in Heavy Casualties
Reports from Vienna describe renewed Nazi assaults and heavy government losses in Carinthia, Styria, and Danowitz as troops and volunteers face machine gun fire from towers and trees. Estimates place Nazi deaths at 300 to 400, with many from Vienna, amid church desecrations and rail disruptions delaying reinforcements.
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Jugoslavian
Donowitz
Leoben
Vienna
Teargan
Danowitz
Local Church Schedules Across Marion Denominations
A consolidation of Sunday services and Bible studies from Marion churches. Baptist pastor Rev Willam H Bridwell leads morning worship on themes The Cure of Anxiety and How Everyone May Experience a Miracle. Catholic Mass at 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. at St Joseph's. Christian and Congregational schedules include sermons, Sunday school and special talks. Free Methodist and Methodist Episcopal outline services, missionary meetings, and youth activities. Evangelical Lutheran St Paul and Presbyterian notices note sermons on The Happy Life and eternal life by grace.
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Willam H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
God
H. O. Allen
Arthur Lyons
Norman Waffle
D M. Beggs
Anamosa
Beggs
National Assembly
Oberlin
Ohio
H. M. Williamson
Tabernacle
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
W. E.fisher
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
W.W. E. Fisher
M. Carson
Puan Au
Abaeventh Day Church
Ninth Avenue
Sixth
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Omva Linistoor
Omaha
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Farrer
Iinsi
Kansas City
St Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Leshorn
Leghorn
Kennery
Lamson Brothers and Co
F . Ishrow
Cedar Ranida
Merchants National Bank
Fay
Bex TV
Ncien
Roem
L . ‘ . Dorptore
Pornos
Towers
A. Treas
Vas SA
Wall St
J. E_Bennett & Co
W._H. Jump manner
Merchants National Hank
Adams Express
Addressonri Phan Johns Aioe
Ans
Alaska Juneau
Kelvnntor
Als Chalmers
Kennecott
Amerada Corp
Froney
Gatam Car & Fdy
Lehigh Valley
Libby Owens
Ylic & Myers
Am Int! Corp
Lin Carbonic
Am Metals
Loews, Inc
Lorillard
Woollin
Maytas Mfc
Miami
Armour
Monsanto
Mont Ward Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Murray Corp Aviation Corps
Nash Motors
Baldwin Loco
Biscuit
Balto & Ohio
Natl Cash Reg
Barnsdall A
Natl Dairy
Beatrice Crv
Distris
Bendix
Ava itaNath P&l
Best & Co
Natl Steel
Beth Steel
VY Central
Bop NY
Ace Oroo
Odvs
Rote Warner
Noranda Mines
BS AE
Rooklyn
Bucyrus Erie
North Amn
Burrourds Ade
Ohio OU
Cal Prie
Ots Elev
Cal & Hecla
Owens Ml Gt
Canada Dry
Otis Steel Witdto
da Ipark
Utah
Spry Mcy Park A
Penick & Ford
Penna RR
Ches & Ohio
Pennes JC
Ches Corp
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
St Po & P
Pillsbury
St P&p
Pisbeh Serea
Rand
Ealake
Crown Cork
Crucible Steel
Son Railway
Curtis Wright
Neere & Co
Dba
Nouclas Air
du Pont
St. Frisco
Eaton
Stew Warner
Satay
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Stutz Motors
Besd & S
Tex Corpo
Fim
Lex Land
Freeport Tex
Rakingai
Jimken
Chars Airy Damken
Erega ‘Trans
Great
Nrv
USS Teek
Ublt P & LA
Ward Bak
O's
Warner Bros
Hawe Sound
West Union
Hideo: Motors
Westghouse AB
Westghouse EL
White Rock
Rasvon
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Yestoun S & T
Ashere ME Tate
Libby McNeil
Wistoneh Corp
Berliet
Marshall Fie
Warner TA
Nobl Sparks
Foot
Prima
Suilt & Co
Weho
Story OF
Toa
Burlington
Quincy
Duluth
Minneanous
S&t
Gladys BR. Livermore
Mrs. Peterson
Mary Ritter
Foue Anu
J Fred Currell
123Rd Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Walter Kansky
Memorial
Second Evangelical
John Grimm
Marion News
George A. Hussey
William Ludeman
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. Petrusch
Lillian Voorhies
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Great Missionary Monthly
W. E. Fisher
Christian Endeavor
Fred Ross
Robert Titus
Fred —D Ross
Glenn Martn
the Gazette
Twelfth Street
Earl Crawford
Donald Stone
Alyce
Junior
Martelle
Alyce Stone
Edythe Stone
Boyd Lathrop
Irvin Farrell
Alice McGuire
Joan McCann
This City
Winifred McCann
Philadelphia
Mrs. Farrell
Catherine Whalen
Silver Tavern
Dubuque
Bob Larimer
Carl Danielson
Betty Lou
Watsonville
Lee Brown
Car
Dumont
Lloyd Faber
Carpenter
Nancy
J H Reamer
H. P. Smith
Marion Linn
A. E. van Buskirk
Akron, Ta
John Taylor
Ellis Boulevard
Mary Taylor
Gail Anderson
Walter Mineck
Robert and
John Shirley
James Shirley
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Powell
W. R. Powell
Sumner Jackson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marida Township Farm Bureau
J. W. Frazee
G. O. Rathburn
Jean
Norma
E. J. Reed
Sioux Falls
Marion Churches
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