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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1943

Page

17

Hogs End Up Slightly, Cattle Market Mixed in Chicago Trade

Early hog prices rose 10 to 15 cents then faded, finishing barely higher across weights with top hogs at 14.55. Cattle and sheep activity stayed varied as eastern shippers bought, fed steers and yearlings steady, western bulls strong, and lamb bids weak with little trading observed across the Chicago consignments and other yards.

Chicago U. 5S Dept. Agriculture Omaha Sioux City UPI IU 5 Idaho Spring Des Moines Finsi U 8 Dept Agriculture Iowa Minnesota West Cedar Rapids

Chicago Produce Market Sees Stable Receipts Across Poultry

Chicago market reports mixed receipts for poultry and live cattle with prices holding steady. Brokers note unchanged carloads of broilers and turkeys while dairy and cheese values shift in response to market demand and regulatory pricing, as buyers show persistent activity in several categories.

Chicago Rwt Ds California OU. S Louisiana Bliss

Local Hog Prices Down Five Cents

Market notes show hog prices easing by five cents with quotes across grades and weights. Lambs and ewes listed with varied values. quality mentioned for pricing.

Cedar Rapids Market Report Hikes Prices Across Produce and Livestock

Grain and feed items show No 2 and No 3 yellow corn at 945c and 116c respectively with assorted soybeans and rye prices. Produce lists Florida celery 6.00 per crate, lemons 7.45, naval oranges 5.75, lettuce 6.99, onions 2.84, sweet potatoes 15.10, apples Winesaps 4.25, cobbler potatoes 3.15 cwt. Hides calves horses kip prices vary, ponies and glue priced. Poultry values include broilers 7c, fryers 27c, hens 19-22c, ducks 20c, pigeons 1.00 per dozen.

Qats California Naval Texas

Rye Leads Grain Market Then Pulls Back on Profit Taking

Chicago price action shows rye leading, July contracts hitting new high then slipping 11 to 14 cents on profit taking. Wheat fell near session lows, oats steady, corn unchanged. cash grain notes list No 2 soft prices and mixed grain values in Chicago trading.

Chicago

Wisconsin Cheese Week Prices Report

Plymouth Wisconsin AP reports weekly cheese prices for May 31 to June 5 listing twins and cheddars at 34 cents per pound and noting market conditions for the dairy trade.

Wisconsin Plymouth Wis

Cedar Rapids Construction Co renews articles of incorporation

The Cedar Rapids Construction company has renewed its articles of incorporation for 20 years with capital stock of 30000. Officers and directors through January 1944 are Emilie B. Tapper president Olga A. Tapper vice president and Inga B. Tapper secretary and treasurer. Herbert A. Sherman of Center Point, 29, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of desertion and abandonment of his wife and three minor children and is jailed in Linn County.

Cedar Rapids Construction Company Emilie B. Tapper Olga A. Tapper Inga B. Tapper Herbert A. Sherman Center Point P. J. Whittemore Sherman Linn County

City Slickers Crime Nets $100 Penny Game Fraud

Earl Crawford of Sterling Illinois told police Sunday night he was swindled out of $100 by two men at a bus station who lured him with a penny matching game on a nearby street.

Chicago Earl Crawford Sterling

Coal Walkout Rumors Move Markets Amid Peace Stocks Watch

In New York on Tuesday buyers favored peace stocks while fears of a fuel shortage from coal labor walkouts kept steels and rails subdued. Trading broadened with around 1.2 million shares moved as bond makers noted modest activity in railroad and utility issues before the close.

New York NEW York Bond Review NEW York API Abitibi Power and Paper 5 Burlington Rock Island Loans

Adams Resigns as OPA Administrator in Des Moines

Robert B. Adams the OPA district administrator in Des Moines filed his resignation with regional head Raymond S. McKeough in Chicago effective June 5. He operates Odebolt’s largest farm and is to be replaced by Rae E. Walters of Harlan who may also serve without compensation if elected.

Des Moines Robert B. Adams OPA Raymond S. McKeough Chicago Adams Odebolt Rae E. Walters Harlan Walters Ree

Vojacek Reelected Supreme Director at Catholic Workmen

The Rt. Rev. Msgr August A Vojacek of St Wenceslaus church was reelected supreme spiritual director of the Catholic Workmen at the national convention in Omaha Nebraska. He will serve for four years. Cedar Rapids delegates Frank Treka Frank J Dvorak from St George Branch 45 and Joseph F Mateju from St Josephs Branch 137 attended the convention.

August A. Vojacek St. Wenceslaus Church Omaha Neb Cedar Rapids Frank Treka Frank J. Dvorak St. George Joseph F. Mateju St. Joseph’s

Alexandria Vessels Ready in Six Months

Naval experts said nine French warships interned at Alexandria since France fell in 1940 can be combat ready within six months. After hull scraping, gun breech blocks restoration, new devices, and crew training, the battleship four cruisers three destroyers and a submarine will join Admiral Sir Andrew Browne Cunningham’s Allied fleet in North Africa.

Cairo Alexandria France North Africa Andrew Browne Cunningham

Guadalcanal memories from Major Gill’s frontline account

The Major recalls Guadalcanal combat under threat from distant ships, frequent bombings, and the soldiers’ grit in foxholes. He shares lessons on morale, encounters with Japanese foes, hospital heroism, and the harsh climate, plus Midway reflections and Red Cross support for troops.

Guadalcanal

Evening city briefs mix meetings and notices

Local organizations announce events including a ham supper at First Evangelical on Wednesday and a Flag day program by Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters at K P hall. Cedar Rapids and Rock Falls notes report meetings, incidents, and a recent city council action on beverage permits.

Winter Temple No Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall

Marines Arrive to Aid Orphaned Boys in Need

The article recounts Major Gill's report of marines landing to assist children with no parents or families to provide gifts, describing the situation as under control. It highlights military aid bringing relief and organization to the affected boys.

Guadalcanal Gill

USC Girls Dance Recruitment at Cornell College

The USO committee in Cedar Rapids seeks 175 junior hostesses for a dance at Cornell College Mt Vernon hosted by the naval flight preparatory school. Registered hostesses must call USO HQ to confirm attendance. transportation will be provided from the USO center on Second Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids. Volunteers with cars should report to USO immediately. phone 3 1251.

USO Committee Cedar Rapids Naval Flight Preparatory School Cornell

Four 17-Year-Olds Enlist in Navy Report

Cedar Rapids navy recruiting station reported enlistments of four 17-year-olds on Tuesday. Names listed include Robert D. Van Antwerp from 625 First Street SW, Francis J. Kelley and Harold A. Donahue of Oxford, and Frederick C. Van de Walle of Tama.

Navy Cedar Rapids Robert D. van Antwerp First Street Francis J. Kelley Harold A. Donahue Oxford Frederick C. van de Walle Tama

Butter Subsidy Extended to Small Processors

The Office of Price Administration expands its butter subsidy to include small processors under 1,000 pounds monthly who band together and sell through one outlet on a cooperative basis, enabling them to receive the five-cent subsidy.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Marion schedules scrap drive for June 8 at Farmers Elevator

Marion township sets June 8 for a scrap drive led by Mayor Mullin with 8 a.m. collection at the Farmers Elevator. The Marion Chamber of Commerce will close business houses until noon or later. Irvin L. Ford named co chair. rain postpones to June 10. Also notes enlistment forms with Rex Conn and social items from the community.

John C. Mullin Marion Township Farmers’ Elevator Company Marion Chamber of Commerce Irvin L. Ford Cochairman Rex Conn L. A Vincents Jewelry John Hensch Ave California Claxton Pharmacy Fisher Drug K_& M Pharmacy Sands Printing CO 2Nd St Jtem 1St St Griffith Feather Mattress Co A. Vogel MI. K Central Park Church Children's Club 2Nd Ave

Deadline Postponed On 48 Hour Steel Industry Rule

War Manpower Chief McNutt postponed the 48 hour work week for the steel industry from July 1 to August 1. The move aims to free workers and extend hours to add the equivalent of 50,000 workers by the new date, with regional directives detailing exemptions.

Washington Paul V. McNutt War Manpower Commission McNutt

Navy lowers eye and height standards for service men

The Navy and Marine Corps have eased physical requirements. Vision minimums drop to 6/20 in one eye and 10/20 in the other, height minimum from 62 to 60 inches, maximum 76 inches unchanged, teeth rules align with the Army, and corrected defects accepted. Recruitment officials in Cedar Rapids urge inquiries for eligible 17 year olds and older workers with trade skills.

U. S. Navy Cedar Rapids Tuesay Navy Marine Corps Sergt Lionel Taylor Sergt. Taylor Marine Recruiting Station

Delano Relative Matilda Delano Dies After Illness

Mrs. Matilda P. Delano 75 aunt of President Roosevelt and wife of Col. Frederic A. Delano chairman of the national resources planning commission died Monday after a long illness in Newburgh New York AP report notes her family ties and public service background.

Newburgh N. Y Matilda P. Delano Roosevelt Frederic A. Delano National Resources Planning Commission

Marion notices and greetings fill Marion news page

Mercy hospital welcomes Mae Widger of Cedar Rapids as son Robert Widger from Orlando is called by illness. Various church and club meetings announced plus residents and visitors, hospital updates, travel plans, and local ads list. Public invited events include breakfasts and charitable gatherings.

Mae Widger Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Robert Widger Orlando, Fla

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