Hog market weak amid large cattle and lamb sections
Chicago AP reports all hog market sections weak Friday as producers offered 7,000 salable hogs against 5,000 expected. Top hog price hit 14.30 with most at 14.00 to 14.25. cattle receipts were light and lamb trade steady with native springers at 15.15 and lambs 13 to 13.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock
S. Dept. Agriculture
Idaho Springers
Sioux City
Pat Lambs
Omaha
API
U. S Dept. Agriculture
Chotce
California
Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Searle
Steeaer
Chicago Produce Markets Report From New York and Chicago
Chicago receipts show steady to firm markets for poultry and butter with mixed prices for hens and other items. Potato arrivals are light with Idaho russets and California white and Triumph varieties priced. New York eggs show color and grade variations with current receipts and futures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Zevic
DlGa
Idaho Russel Burbanks
California Lonz
California Bliss
Lousiana Diss
Alabama Biss
Misey
York
Market prices and beef, poultry and butter receipts update
Receipts show dairy creamery steady with higher cash market. cheese receipts and prices noted. Dressed poultry steady with varied old and young hens and toms priced per pound. Live poultry and produce futures listed by Samson Bros. and Co with butter storage standards and egg futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far Western
Samson Bros. and Co
Local Hog Market Shows Slight Change in Grades
Hog prices on the local market are steady with a slight grade adjustment. The long haul top for 180 to 300 pound hogs is $13.90.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Goods
Mixed commodity list showing grain prices for No 1 and No 2 wheat, oats, corn, soybeans, hay, and straw, along with poultry market rates for broilers, springs, rocks, leghorns, pigeons, and hens. Fresh vegetables and fruits priced such as lettuce, onions, cabbages, carrots, tomatoes, potatoes, grapefruit, and apples, plus hides and horses with assorted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Updates
Plymouth Wisconsin peas re port on API Cheese quotas for May 23 10 Twin 20 class 21 percent gla horns leads cheese trading. Boston API 1U S Dept Agriculture cups 13 month f4s fine wools two inch and longer sold to mills at about 118 dollars clean basis. Texas eight month wools avg to good woolen type quoted at 1.08 clean basis plus two cents for select lots. Pine territory 64s fine wood average French combing around 1.18 clean basis for government contracts worsted admirals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
S. Dept. Agriculture
Texas
Ihn
Nazi Patrol Vessel Sunk in Boulogne Commando Raid
A communique from combined operations headquarters says a German patrol vessel was sunk and another damaged by naval escort with commando troops during the Boulogne raid in France early Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Combined Operations Headquarters
Special Service
Boulogne
France
Liquor group elects Peterson head at Milwaukee meeting
J Nor man Peterson of St Paul was elected chairman of the National Conference of State Liquor Administrators at the close of the ninth annual convention in Milwaukee. He assumed leadership after the election Friday during the final sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
J. Norman Peterson
St. Paul
National Conference of State
Stocks Still Advance In Modest Rally Across Sectors
New York stocks posted a third straight advance with gains of a few points in steel, aircraft, chemicals and related shares. United States Steel Bethlehem Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Allied Chemical Dow Chemical American Can American Telephone Consolidated Edison Johns Manville Anaconda Kennecott and American Smelting led gains, while General Motors Chrysler Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and others traded unevenly as trading neared 500000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Allied Chemical
Dow Chemical
American Can
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Johns Manville
Anaconda
Kennecott
American
J. E. Benner & Cow
W. Hump
Telephone
Sal
Mational Bante
Abbott Lab
Central Adams Express
Gra
Ladua Nason
Sila
Alaska
Juneau
Mary O's Allied Allied Chem
Ind
Mautiig Nickel
Ain Can Chalmers
Amn
Inu Paper
Ale Hide
Johns Maneille
Jira
Corpto
Kroner
Amn Po
Laxta Libbey Owens
Itlin & Myers
Ainn Roll
Amn Steel
Lockheed
Vorillard & Y
Ann
Maurras
Mathiesen Ark
Anaconda Cove
Uva Maytag Mle Sas Ity
Amusour and Co Ut
Bey
Ora Anis Maline Armstrong Cork
Mont Ae
Atchison
Murray
Bucyrus Erie
Paramount
Budd Mfc
Penick Utah Ford
Penna R
Penney
Cal & Heels
Peoples Gas
Camp Wyanthis
Canada Dry
Phillips Petani
Can Pac
Plymouth
We Century Foundry
Presse
Proctor Gamble
Pullman Co
Nts
Chrysler Motors
Radio Carp
Srca
Coca Cola
Cole Palmolive
Snerry Corpass
Cudah
Studebs
Caen I
Err & Co
Tex Gull
Tex
Thompson
Douglas Air
Tidewater
al du Pont Wa
Timken
Eaton
Union Carbide A
Elee
Autalite
Union Ac
Elec Bud & SS
Ford
England
Ul Air Lines TC
Cen
Tnt Corn
Ien Gables
Wat Pratt
Cien Motors
Mat
F Gas
Gillette SR
Gumbel Bros Su
Hudson
Mtrs
Zontte
Chicago
Armour & Co
Brew Adaryts
Fila Butler
Blessing
Marsh Field
He Cho
Corp Bendix
Mid‘west Corp
Iaker O
Cities
VC Ut
Sit
Cherri Burt T
Swift
Edison Qi
Walereen
Nshold
Bond Market Gains On Friday In New York
The bond market rose to higher levels with rails and utilities advancing fractions to over a point near the close. Notable issues in the top tier included Union Pacific 3s Baltimore and Ohio convertibles 1960 Consumers Power 3s St. Paul 3 Port land General Electric 4 3s. Nickel Plate 4 4 15 5 4 and 64 trailed while Western Union 4s Fea Co 3s Armour 4 3 and Detroit Edison 3s fell back. Foreign dollar bonds held steady and U S governments were quiet but fairly steady on the stock exchange and over the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Tap
Union Pacific 3
Baltimore and Ohio
Consumers Power 3
St. Paul
Portland General Electric
Western Union
Fea Co
Armour
Detroit Edson
Stock Exchange
Grain Rallies at Close of Session
Grain futures ended the session with gains as wheat corn and oats rose while rye and soybeans fell. Wheat barely held, corn and oats were unchanged to small gains, rye and soybeans declined, with technicals driving the reversal in a quiet Chicago market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bony
Chicago
Cologne Bomber Raid Ravages City Center
Stockholm dispatches report Britain's 1000 aircraft raid on Cologne caused widespread destruction. Ten thousand people lost property as fires and ruin spread through central districts and suburbs, with schools churches hospitals and monuments damaged. Fires continued burning as the Cologne press described the devastation.
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Stockholm
Britain
Cologne
Fridus
Dagens Nyheter
Koelnische
Zertung Gand
Navi
Praime
Franz Berger
Sulture
Dow says synthetic rubber may replace natural rubber
Midland Michigan AP report states Dr Willard H Dow of Dow Chemical declares that natural rubber may never return to prior abundance. He notes the synthetic rubber thickel from Dow and Tinckel Corp could enable retreading up to 1,000,000 auto tires monthly, addressing the ongoing transportation shortage.
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Midland
Mich
Willard H Dow
Priday
Dow
Dow Chemical Company
Bern
Dow Company
Tinckel Corporation
Trenton
Dow Anch
Kansas City
Wiis
America
Submarine menace in Atlantic lessens with Allied escorts
NEW YORK AP officials for the eastern sea frontier report the submarine threat in the Atlantic from Canada to Jacksonville has steadily declined. Losses to the United Nations are slightly above one half of one percent as corvettes and fishing trawlers aid the effort with more protective boats on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern Sea Frontier
Canada
Jacksonville
Atlantic Ocean
United Nations
England
Army to supply girdles for WAAC members
WAAC headquarters announced the army will provide girdles as a regulation boneless foundation garment for WAAC members. No decision has been made yet on other undergarments. WAAC officials said insignia will be a metal replica of Pallas Athene worn on the lapel, designed with Maj. Gen. Oveta Culp Hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Army
Womens Army Auxiliary Corps
WAAC
Pallas Athene
Wisdom
Army Quartermaster Corps
Oveta Culp Hobby
Red Congratulates British on Raids
A Moscow broadcast quoted Lieut. Gen. A Novikov praising the Royal Air Force for raids on Cologne and Essen. The message commended the planning and execution against Hitler's Germany and predicted stern retaliation for war crimes.
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London
Moscow
A. Novikov
Amphius
Charles Portal
Air Staff
Royal Air Force
Cologne
Essen
Hitler
Germany
Somervell Says U S Can Fully Equip Any Troops
Lieut. Gen. Brehon Somervell, U S army supply chief, declared we can fully equip any troops sent abroad and noted no delay in moving equipment to the British Isles in North Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.E.F. IN
Northern Ireland
Brehon Somervell
United States Army
British Isles
Kosek Sees Revival of Cedar Lake Reclamation
Cedar Lake reclamation may revive after years of stagnation as Charles J. Kosek parks commissioner urges progress. He notes past plans by planning groups and council delays and supports a city wide tree care fund under Arborist R. K. Allman as a step forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lake
Charles J. Kosek
Kosek
High Twelve Club
R. K. Allman
General Fund For
Deaths Charles W. Bingham pioneer Cedar Rapids attorney
Private service for Charles W. Bingham a Cedar Rapids attorney and pioneer will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at the home 3300 First Avenue N. A. Ty will be in charge and the Rev. A. L. Murray of Minneapolis with the Rev. Robert Little of the First Presbyterian Church assisting. The family requests no flowers.
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Charles W. Bingham
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
AL. Murray
Minneapolis
Lone
Bingham
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Funeral notices outline Harrington family ties and service
Daniel F Harrington of 427 Ninth Street NW died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 3 am Friday after a long illness. He was a North Western railroad foreman until retirement 32 years ago. Born September 10, 1869 in Mt Zion Ta he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1911. He married Margaret Tiernan in 1891 she died in 1903. He married Edith Aukerman in 1911 who survives. He leaves two sons Dan and Laurence a daughter Ann Travis two stepsons Ralph and Elmer plus nieces and nephews. He belonged to St Patrick church and the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way. Funeral services will be in the church at a time to be announced. The body will be taken to the home Saturday at 4 pm from Teuben funeral home. Friends may call at the home. The Rosary will be said at the home by the Slaights of Columbus at 3 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Harrington
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
North Western Railroad
Mt Zion
Margaret Tiernan
Edith Aukernman
Dan
Laurence
DeWitt
Ann Travis
A. Vernon
Ralph Aukerman
Elmer Aukerman
Blue Island, I
St. Patricks Church
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Teuben Funeral
Burrowes Dies At Cedar Rapids Residence After Brief Illness
Ashton Thomas Burrowes 81 died at his Cedar Rapids home after a short illness. Born November 15 1863 in Titusville Ohio he lived in Cedar Rapids 46 years. He married Sadie Hutchinson in Marion in 1893 and is survived by wife son George H Burrowes four grandchildren Jack Jean Carolyn and Susan Burrowes two sisters Alice Burrowes and Mrs LM Goode of Springfield Ohio. He belonged to the Order of Goodfellows. Funeral 330 PM Sunday Turner chapel with burial in Oak Hill cemetery Central City. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Thomas Burrowes
Longtime Cedar Rapids Yeast Maker George Fetter Dies
George Isaac Fetter died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 7 45 pm Thursday after a short illness. Born in Cedar Rapids August 3 1883 he lived there all his life. He married Clara McBurnie March 3 1905 at Marion. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Eva Bobst of Martelles a son James of Los Angeles a sister Mrs Leroy Woods and brothers Arthur and William of Cedar Rapids and four grandchildren. The body is at the Barta chapel. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Isaac Fetter
Twenty-second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Clara McBurnie
Eva Bobst
Martelles
James
Los Angeles
Leroy Woods
Arthur
William
Barta Chapel
Funeral services for Mary Saub at St George Church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Saub who died Wednesday at 52 Eighth Ave SE will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday in St George Syrian Orthodox Church with Very Rev E S Hamaty officiating Burial will follow in St George cemetery Friends may call at Polansky chapel Saturday and at the home Sunday before services Jacob Kulha dies at 215 Tenth Ave SW after lingering illness Born in Bohemia March 23 1867 he came to Cedar Rapids at age five Surviving wife two nephews and a niece He was a member of Modern Woodmen of America Body at Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Saub
Eighth Avenue SE
St. George Syrian Orthodox Church
E S. Hamaty
St. George
Polansky
Jacob Kulha
Tenth Avenue SW
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Thomas
Dorothy Kulha
Lattice
Modern Woodmen of America
Polansky Chapel
Nicholas Costas
Nicholas M. Costas
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church
George Thalasidis
Brosh Chapel
Death of Terry Alan Harris dies in Cedar Rapids hospital
Month-old Terry Alan Harris son of Mr and Mrs Arto B Harris 3139 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Friday at 7 30 am in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Born May 7 1942 in Cedar Rapids he is survived by his parents and grandparents John Griffin of Parnell and Mr and Mrs Guy Harris of North English. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 am at the Monahan chapel conducted by the Rev
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Alan Harris
Arto B. Harris
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
John Griffin
Parnell
Guy Harris
North English
Monahan Chapel
J D Kearn Burial Planned at Mt Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Joseph J Paidar of 1435 C Street SW will be held at Brush chapel at 2 p.m. Monday, with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Theodore B. Hlubucek will conduct the service. friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Kearn
Mt Calvary Cemetery
Joseph Paidar
Joseph J Paidar
C Street
Mechanicsville
Brush Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Lost and found ads and shop notices clutter local listings
A collage of stray notices includes a lost black purse near MU Calvary Mackey and many service ads. Jewelers, repair shops, and employment listings mix with car sales and storage offers, all in a single page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Comet Mackey
16Th Ave
Playground Directors Attend Institute Before Summer Openings
Directors of the city's summer playgrounds will attend a weeklong institute next week led by Judd Dean and Les Grigg. Sessions run daily at 9 am from city hall to Daniels park and First Presbyterian church, with events ending Saturday at City Hall and Ellis Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For
Judd Dean
Les Grigg
City Hall
Daniels Park
First Presbyterian Church Chapel
Ellis Park
Sub Attacks British Base in Madagascar
The British admiralty said an enemy submarine attacked the Diego Suarez naval base in Madagascar and that a Japanese two man submarine claimed to have damaged a Queen Elizabeth class battleship and an Arethusa class cruiser. The British denied damage to any warship. Two Japanese naval officers were shot near Diego Suarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diego Suarez
Madagascar
Want Ad Rates and Information for Classified Inquiries
Advertising rates explain minimums days and words per line. The notice shows sample costs for daily ads printed in a local paper with multiple price tiers and box numbers for responses. Lost items appear with contact numbers and rewards, including keys, a leather case, a collie name, and a wedding ring.
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Collie
Maiie
Lannie
Pairiay
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3Rd Ave
Central Employment AG
CY. Granby
Fidelity Employment Service
Weetre Trade Schools
Henderson School OF Welding
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Ted Fisher
Binko Motor Service
Let Ave
Pearse
4Th Ave
Conatin
Kadlec Bros. Washand
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Don Sterns
Ron I
Unitcd Press
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Hayes Music Box
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Jay Patd
Century Engineers
Gil
Rocky and the Rockets
Adelen Hutchison School of Dancing
Pearming
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Comrani
BAL Forman CO
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