Livestock Receipts Steady Across Midwest Markets
Unofficial Monday livestock receipts show hogs 20,000 cattle 18,000 sheep 9,000 in Chicago AP notes. Sioux City reports lighter cattle and variable hogs with mixed price gains for steers, heifers, and calves. Omaha Des Moines and Iowa markets indicate steady to firmer feeders and fat cattle, with hogs trading around 12.75 to 14.75 per hundredweight and lambs showing mixed strength.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Idaho
New York Produce Prices for Poultry and Cheese
Irregular wholesale price list shows live poultry and ducks with varied rates for geese turkeys roosters fowls pigeons and squabs. American cheese prices posted for New York City wholesalers with whole milk bases and cheddar variations. Butter egg and potato entries from Chicago and other regional markets included with receipts and grade details.
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New York
New York City
Americas
Trade in Wheat Mainly Mill Buying Caps Trading Activity
Chicago report shows professional wheat futures trading limited on Saturday with a mostly mill buying pattern to cover flour sales and hedge cash interests. Prices finished lower across months, oats and rye mixed lower, while barley held steady amid light volume and easy undertone.
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Chicago
Lull in Hog Prices on C R Market
Saturday hog market was quiet after earlier fluctuations. Top butchers price 1420 dollars. packers 13.35. Good hogs 160-170 lbs 12.50. 170-180 lbs 12.50. 180-250 lbs 15.25. 240-400 lbs 14.20. packers 270-360 lbs. Cattle market lists steers and cows with varied prices. sheep prices shown for lambs and ewes. Lambs and sheep priced per weight with mixed quality notes. Prices reflect market conditions and weight ranges.
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Cincago Livestock
Chicago
Montana
Hecht
Omana Livestock
Omaha
Eavier
California
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Cedar Rapids Market Report Mixed Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices steady with No. 2 corn at 1.04, soybeans unchanged, oats 0.ibe, wheat 1.40, rye 0.95, and hay straw ranges from 10 to 16 dollars per bale. Poultry and eggs show slight shifts. wholesale fruits and vegetables list various regional offerings. hides, furs, and livestock values provided, plus remarks on manes and bones with price notes.
Wisconsin Cheese Trade and Mississippi River Notes
Miscellaneous Wisconsin cheese market update from Plymouth noting weekly activity as 96 Tay SlAug. 5. Mississippi River stage reports from Davenport compiled with various river towns showing small falls or no change.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
Portage
Franije du Chien
Dubuque A
McGregor
Gordons Ferry
Anamosa Legionaires To Have Own Clubrooms
Arthur McCullough post of the American Legion in Anamosa has bought a two story brick building on North Ford street to remodel as clubrooms. Funds came from subscriptions and a 10 year 3 percent loan from 40 members. Ground floor leased to E W Gordon for five years. The post, now 130 members, plans to grow as veterans return.
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Anamosa
Arthur McCullough
American Legion
Ford Street
Post
E. W. Gordon
Stocks Mixed In Dull Trade
In a brief Saturday session on the New York market, stocks showed mixed results with modest gains in some favorites and declines elsewhere. Transactions were light and many leaders remained in the red as investors lacked clear buying or selling incentives. transfers hovered around 250,000 shares.
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New York
Treasury Explains New Bond Redemption Plan
The Treasury outlines a plan to use commercial banks as cashing agents for war bonds while preserving the 60 day holding rule for new purchases. Older bonds can be cashed immediately, with banks compensated per transaction to ensure bondholders receive full value. The goal is to speed payouts and aid holders needing cash, with the move to take effect within 60 days.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Morgenthau
Bank
The
Youth Captured in C. R. Given 10-Year Sentence
Joseph Armata a 15 year old Milwaukee youth was sentenced Friday to 10 years in the state reformatory at Anamosa on a car theft charge He was arrested at Cedar Rapids after taking the car of Grace Numbers at Clinton on July 12 A companion Alfred Jensen who was also involved in the crime broke jail at Clinton but was arrested in Milwaukee.
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Clinton
INS
Joseph Armata
Milwaukee
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Grace
Alfred Jensen
Grace Lookhoff Resigns from Coe College Music Dept
Grace Huddle Lookhoff resigns from Coe college music department to teach voice at Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware Ohio. She pursues a master's degree at the University of Michigan while continuing as a soprano soloist with opera radio and concert experience and previously directed music at Second Christian Church.
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Grace Huddle Lookhoff
Coe College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
University of Michigan
Wheel and Tire Stolen From Parked Automobile
Andy Andrews reports a wheel and tire stolen from his car last night while parked in front of his home on Thirty-fifth Street SE. Value of the wheel noted at $20. Motor Transfer Co reports loss of a carton of welding rods from a truck Wednesday afternoon, valued at $30. Detective Albert Wilson returns Edna Kahn and Mildred Waterman to Cedar Rapids Friday in connection with a $100 theft from Max Smithson. Waterman, 25, arraigned on larceny, given until Tuesday 9 a.m. to plead.
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Andy Andrews
Thirty-fifth Street
Motor Transfer Company
Albert Wilson
Edna Kahn
Mildred Waterman
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Max Smithson
Seventh Avenue SE
Miss Waterman
G. K. Thompson
Transfer of Iowa State naval training post announced
Capt. A. F. Duernberger, commander of the Iowa State college naval training school since February 1942, is being transferred to another post. Lt Comdr C W. Myers will replace him, coming from Notre Dame where he headed the navy training school's executive department. The change takes effect Saturday.
Marion News: Business Girls Dinner and Local Notes
The Marion Business Girls club plans a dinner and meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at the O K Drive In with reservations through Arminta Davidson. The issue lists local visits, travel, illness recoveries, military deployments, and community notices including church, school, and club activities around Marion Iowa with multiple named residents and nearby towns.
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Business Girls
Marion Business Girls Club
O. K
Arminta Davidson
WFA Accused Of Failure to Regulate Hogs
Des Moines reports the agricultural advisory committee charges the War Food Administration with failing to stabilize hog prices or ensure orderly marketing. Proposals urge quality based hog purchases, federal grading, adequate processing space, extended floor price, and pork pricing aligned with costs. The panel opposes diverting hog subsidies to cattle while praising cattle subsidy gains.
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Des Moines
INS
Agricultural Advisory Committee
OPA
War Food Administration
WFA
Deaths of John S Chandler and Carl W Sprowls
John S. Chandler 50 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident and Chandler company warehouse manager died suddenly at his brother’s home. Born Oct 26 1893 he was WW I veteran and Peoples church member survived by wife Marie a daughter Jeanne mother Estella Mrs Philip Chandler and siblings. Services Monday Turner chapel burial Linwood. Carl W Sprowls died at his son’s home Friday after a lingering illness born Feb 11 1873 in Lebanon Ohio married Helen Ward May 31 1900 lived mostly in Cincinnati then Cedar Falls two years in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife two sons Robert W and Carl W a brother H L Sprowls and two grandchildren. Body to Sioux City for burial.
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John Shade Chandler
Cedar Rapids
Chandler Company
Philip Chandler
Highland Drive
The
Peoples Church
Marie
Jeanne
Estella M. Chandler
Philip
C. R. Chandler
Freda Higley
Ruth McKay
Helen Randall
Lexington
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Carl W. Sprowls
Robert W. Sprowls
Seventh Avenue SE
Lebanon
Ohio
Helen Ward
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cincinnati
Cedar Falls
Christian Science Church
Masonic Order
Robert W
Carl W
Sioux City
H L. Sprowls
Bloomfield
Moon Chapel
Anderson Chapel
Ee City
Death Notice of Jay Grady Workman of Cedar Rapids
Jay Grady Workman 617 Seventh Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at home at 6 20 p m Friday after a long illness Born March 24 1891 in Stanwood he came to Cedar Rapids from Mechanicsville Married Anna Marie Hamer December 4 1912 in Marion Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Oliver Cox a son Orlie Workman another daughter Mrs Roy Kaester of Rock Island Ill a twin brother Ray Workman Cedar Rapids two sisters Mrs Harold Ellison Cedar Rapids Mrs Agnes Reynolds Lisbon two other brothers Reed Workman Stanwood and Clark Workman Clarence two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews He was a member of First Lutheran church Services will be held 2 p m Tuesday at Turner chapel Rev Paul Luther Miller in charge Burial Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel
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Jay Grady Workman
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Stanwood
Mechanicsville
Anna Marie Hamer
Marion
Oliver Cox
Orlie Workman
Cedar
Roy Kaester
Rock Island
Ill
Ray Workman
Harold Ellison
Agnes Reynolds
Lisbon
Reed Workman
Clark Workman
Clarence
Workman
First Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
Paul Luther Miller
Cedar Memorial Park
Meeting Wednesday To Discuss Ceilings For Used Autos
A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 p.m. Wednesday will cover price ceilings on used automobiles. The OPA conducts the session for automobile dealers in four counties but it is open to the public, correcting a Gazette error that claimed Tuesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
OPA
Local Church Services and Schedules Listed
A compilation of Sunday schedules across churches including Marion Churches, St Josephs Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, and Prairie Chapel with varied service times, Bible schools, masses, and evening programs. Names of pastors appear for each denomination.
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Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
James M. Lower
C. B. Patrick
James P. Gable
C. V. R. de Jong
St. Paul's
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Maquoketa Farmer’s Conviction Reversed
DES MOINES I N S The state supreme court reversed a five year sentence for Joseph Dunne a Maquoketa farmer accused of assault with intent to commit murder after the Jackson county district court erred in two jury instructions. Dunne shot Frank James 84 near Maquoketa May 2 1942 during an attempted holdup.
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DES Moines
INS
Joseph Dunne
Maquoketa
State Supreme Court
Jackson County District Court
Dunne
Frank James
Democrats Name New Members to State Committee
Democrats assign new leaders to Iowa state central committee in district caucuses ahead of the state convention. Frank Beymer becomes Seventh district chairman replacing Bert Jeck while Alberta Kelly is named First district vice chairman. Florence Lynch re elected Eighth district vice chairman despite becoming national committeewoman. Presidential electors named for each district and committee members elected to nominate two at large.
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Des Moines
Democratic State Central Committee
Frank Beymer
Avoca
Bert Jeck
Atlantic
Iowa
Jeck
Alberta Kelly
Nichols
Genevieve Lee
Davenport
Florence Lynch
LeMars
Frank J Comfort
William R. Hart
Iowa City
James Bell
Burlington
W. J. Jackson
W. A. Sternberg
Pleasant
Max H. Jenk
Dyersville
Paul H. Huston
Cedar Rapids
Anna Lawther
Dubuque
Anzacs Break Through Near Florence in Italian Front
Desert-hardened New Zealand veterans pierced Nazi defenses south of Florence and entered the last mountain line five miles from the city. German counter-attacks and Tiger tanks caused heavy fighting as the Kiwi advance from Cerbaia bridgehead pressed into the hills. South African troops also crossed the Greve river near Impruneta, tightening the threat to Florence amid a quiet sector elsewhere along the Fifth Army front.
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Rome
Florence
Pesa
Cerbaia
Greve
Impruneta
Fifth Army
Lower
Arno
Pisa
Pius
Court Lenient in. Sentencing Mother In Child's Death
Louise Flack, convicted of manslaughter in the starvation death of her eight year old daughter Dolores, received a one year county jail term and five years probation from Superior Judge Alfred Fritz. The judge cited no malicious intent and favored rehabilitation. The defense and probation report supported leniency with some jail time. The jury also urged leniency.
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San Francisco
INS
Louise Flack
Dolores
Alfred J. Fritz
Fritz
Tough Spot Pinning Under Car With Poison Ivy Patch
Franklin Schenck was trapped under his car after a wreck in Pittsboro Indiana. He realized the danger was worsened by being pinned in a dense poison ivy patch nearby.
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Pittsboro
Ind
Franklin Schenck
Taxi Drivers Strike Grounds St. Paul Fleet
Yellow Cab association officials said all 48 taxicabs remained in the garage Saturday as drivers walked out in protest of reduced mileage allowances amid a gasoline shortage.
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Yellow Cab Association
Lost and Found Notices Mix From A Small Town
A mixed loss and gratitude notice listing family thanks for Gertrude Lavina’s illness and death, along with several lost items including a gold expansion bracelet near Plaza hotel and 3rd Ave, a lost foxhound and a lost springer spaniel with rewards, lost navy service knife, keys, and flight wings with contact numbers.
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Whigeett
E. Blomgren
Allison
Bren
Auson Nove
Gold Aviation Wings
Liberal
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Rockford, Ill
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Casper, Wyo
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Great Lakes Naval Training Center
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Kanawha
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Palisades
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Rockford, AI
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Maquoketa Farmer
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Eldora
Leona Busching
Nashua
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New Hampton
W. H. Stemel
Jake Douglas
Mason City
Anzacs
Gertrude Lavina
Andre
Delbert Andre
Berlin
Tokyo
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3Rd Ave
ETON
2Rd St
Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Old
Mullin
A. B. Steele
Richards
Richards Laboratories
Vincent’s Jewelry
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine Co
1St Avenue
Claxton College Pharmacy
Kresge
Effie K. Schroeder
2Nd St
C. G Hover
3rd_ St
Lovely Lady
Bishop's Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
First Avenue SE
Dial
Saint -Avenug
Paris Academy
Lillian Reese
Helene Curtis
Violet Sojka
Ruth Thompson
Marle Stewart
Bever Ave
Guymranty Bldg
Charles Hudson
Cemar
PPP
Filip
LD Ldl Business Services
Morris
Ray Looper
Sparta
T Thomas
Reliable Man
Ronnie
Gil SE
Danceland Ballroom
Swisher Pavilion
Blue Barrow
Frank Waldron
Lee
Tony and
Arapy
Michalek
Tral Ave
Bud Ebsen
Townsend Club
P Hall
Sisco Orchestra
NOBLE
Leo J Smith
Arate Er Cashman Plumbing & Heating
A-Gazette
Steady Job
People's Furniture CO
1St Ave
Peter Pan
Bakers
Sixth Ave
Colonial’ Baking Co
6Th Ave
East
Smulekoff
EP Ntor Century Engineering Corporation
Davis Cleaners Shoe Department
Schamberger Motor CO
Dubuaque
Larew CO
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