Hogs Steady to Down on Des Moines Market Report
Chicago hog prices were steady to ten cents lower in a slow market. Iowa hog receipts at Des Moines yards and plants totaled 48 000 for 24 hours ending Monday, with slight declines in weighted prices across weight classes. Cattle and sheep receipts showed mixed trends with steers and heifers hitting new highs while finishers faced uneven demand. Omaha and Sioux City markets echoed slow to steady tone with varied prices for calves, sows, and feeders.
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Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Omaha
California
Sioux City
Bioux City
New
New York Produce Prices and Receipts
New York butter and cheese receipts show two days of supply with butter priced by OPA standards for bulk cartons. tub and score variations noted. Eggs list wholesale prices across grades with per pound ranges and current receipts. Dressed and live poultry prices remain unsettled with various fowl and turkey rates. Chicago prices reflect steady butter and egg values with multiple grade distinctions. Potatoes report arrivals and on-track pricing across California and Louisiana origins with washed and unwashed lots and door-delivered jobber pricing.
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New
Wgner
Chicago
California
U. B
Louisiana
Triumphs
Mississippi River Stages Report Inconsistent Readings
The Davenport area shows a fall to 120 while La Crosse notes 97 and 01 Portage 194 with no change at Prairie du Chien 122. The bulletin records fluctuating river stages across multiple stations with mixed readings.
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Mississippi
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
Portage
General Clark Named Father of the Year
Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark, who led Fifth Army troops to Rome, was designated Father of the Year by the National Fathers Day committee on Monday in New York.
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New York
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
Rome
C R Hog Market Holds Steady On Cedar Rapids Trade
Hog prices across grades remain steady with top butchers at 13.45 and packers at 10.25. Listings show varied weights and categories for hogs cattle calves and sheep with price ranges and calls for delivery.
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Cedar Rapids
Eace Ceracerenans
Profit echoes of Rome fall lift Wall Street mood
In New York on Monday investors booked profits while awaiting fresh incentives for a bullish turn. Trading hovered around the 900000 share level with several key names and rails trading at varied values as the market balanced news of Rome’s fall and cautious sentiment.
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New York
Rome
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed Across Livestock Grains and Produce
Agricultural prices for corn soybeans oats wheat rye hay straw poultry and eggs are listed for Cedar Rapids with delivered and current receipt rates. Wholesale fruits vegetables and pricing for citrus grapes and apples appear alongside hides and dairy terms including calf hides horse prices and glue materials.
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Stags
Wheat Quotations Rally Near Close
Wheat futures rallied late from an early decline in Chicago trading with gains in rye and oats showing mixed results. Wheat settled modestly lower than Saturday while July oats and rye posted small losses and gains, with cash prices for barley and field seed also noted in the market report.
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Chicago
Christian Science Annual Meeting Held in Boston
The Mother Church directors addressed the annual meeting in Boston noting freedom as a spiritual gift to be realized through understanding. Paul Stark Seeley was named president for the year, succeeding Mrs. McKenzie. Wartime activity includes 2000 war relief committees sending clothing abroad and 145 officiating ministers plus 428 volunteers aiding the movement.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christ Jesus
Paul Stark Seeley
Cambridge
Mass
Cassette D. S. McKenzie
Christian Science
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Russia
Malta
Greece
City Briefs Roundup Highlights Local Civic Activities
Mrs Homer Lester a Mercy hospital patient at 844 First Avenue NE. Free cooking class in Glow room at the Gas Company Tuesday 2 15 pm. City Plan Commission meets Tuesday 730 pm in supersat courtroom. Cub Pack 6 awards to Tommy Dunker Jack Marshall Brandon Smith Ronny Hawkins and Orville Towner. Bob Winter Keith Whitmer promoted to Scouting. City Council approves lease extension for two lots paying 75 dollars monthly to Francis Mally. Sewer hearing set 10 am June 22 in council chamber. Rotary club heard Men of Tomorrow film with Gov Bourke Hickenlooper guest. Lavon Madden sails to North Africa as Red Cross staff assistant. Daughter of Joe Madden of Fenton mentioned.
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Tommy Dunker
Jack Marshall
Brandon Smith
Ronny Hawkins
Orville Towner
Bob Winter
Keith Whitmer
Lavon Madden
Coe College
North Africa
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Washington
Joe Madden
Fenton
Albuquerque Woman Moves From Law Office to Red Cross Role
A resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico, leaves a local law office for a Red Cross appointment. She previously taught at Fenton and Ladora and studied at Coe College and the University of Colorado.
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Lbuquerque, N.M
Red Cross
Fenton and Ladora
Coe
University of Colorado
Brockschink and Bulicek Estates Probate Notices
The will of William F. Brockschink who died May 17 in Cedar Rapids was admitted to probate. his wife Alice L. Brockschink named executrix. Milo Bulicek appointed executor for his mother Mariel Bulicek who died in Bertram May 16.
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William F. Brockschink
Cedar Rapids
Alice L. Brockschink
Milo Bulicek
Mariel Bulicek
Bertram
Coralville Dam Project Reappears as Postwar Plan
Iowa City area flood control effort revived with a $6,000,000 dam proposed on the Iowa River above Iowa City. Lt. Col. John H. Peil says six weeks of drilling near Lake Macbride will guide decision on flood control, with earlier Coralville site revisited after wartime delay.
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Iowa City
John H. Peil
Rock Island
Iowa River
United States
Lake Macbride
Peil
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Lake Macbride Park
Conservation Commission
Coralville Dam
Col. Peil
The
Johnston Frank In Talk to Reds
Eric Johnston president of the United States Chamber of Commerce told Soviet officials at a Moscow luncheon that American Communists lack originality and realism. He contrasted private minded Americans with state minded Soviets and praised capitalist competition while defending the U S against fascism. He said Americans dislike exploiters and felt a personal clash with the Soviet system.
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Moscow
INS
Eric Johnston
United States
Europe
Pittsburgh
Stalingrad
Polish Premier Stanislaw Miko lajczyk Heads to Washington
Polish Prime Minister Stanislaw Miko lajczyk was due in Washington Monday for talks with U S officials on Polish and European issues. The visit follows a U S invitation and the state department said good offices were offered in the Polish Russian dispute but rejected by the Soviet Union earlier this year.
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Washington
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
OWI Appeals to Housewives to Save Kitchen Fat
The Office of War Information urged housewives to increase waste kitchen fat salvaged this year to 230 million pounds. The goal, 2.33 times last year, is needed due to higher industrial use of fats and oils in the war effort.
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Washington
INS
Office of War Information
OWI
Local social notes highlight graduates and community events
The Rev. Arthur W. Henke and Irving F. Finger hosted a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids for Metho dist church senior class members from Marion High School. Valedictorian Richard Schrimp er heads to Fargo ASTC and James Hucker departs for the navy. Various club meetings, visits, and family notices follow, including 4-H Bluebirds, Rainbow group, and Knights of Pythias activity, plus summer visits and a Masonic temple gathering.
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Arthur W. Henke
Irving F. Finger
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
Marion High School
Richard Schrimper
State College
Fargo
N. D
ASTC
James Hucker
Navy
Dick Dice
Bob Mathewson
James Miller
Ray Fay
Dick Tanner
Bob Buckner
Kent Finger
Ben Nolisch
Ben Cummins
Glenn Caldwell
Wayne Manson
Franklin Tanner
Dick and
Charles Schaeffer
Melvyn Arp
Hall-Ekfest, Inc
Dial Stery Ambulance Service Co
F. J. Shotwe
Martelle
Gazette
Kpbly
Gear Rapids News Agency
Clyde Simonsen
Marion
Davis Cleaners
HS. James
Dysart
Rapids
Pullman Hotel
Duggan Nominated as FCA Governor by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt nominated Ivy William Duggan of Georgia to be governor of the Farm Credit administration. If confirmed, he would replace A. G. Black whose pension was announced in March. Roosevelt also named Charles Franklin Brannan of Colorado as assistant secretary of agriculture to fill the vacancy after Grover B. Hill became undersecretary.
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Washington
Ivy William Duggan
Georgia
Southern Division
The
Agriculture Adjustment Agency
Roosevelt
Farm Credit Administration
Senate
A. G. Black
Don’t Oversell Clients Urged by City Realtors
Earl Hart of the Iowa real estate commission spoke at a Cedar Rapids Real Estate board luncheon urging agents to advise buyers to stay within income and payments. He cited a real estate reform push at the coming legislature for uniform and reciprocal broker licenses and a legal definition of brokerage duties.
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Earl Hart
Iowa Real Estate Commission
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Y.M.C.A
Iowa
Hart
Services for William D. Shank and local notices
Services for William D. Shank, retired Milwaukee railroad conductor, were held Saturday afternoon led by Rev. C. V. R. De Jong. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery. Relatives from multiple states attended. A string of lost and for sale notices appears, plus community items and local ads.
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William D. Shank
Milwaukee Railroad
C. V. R. de Jong
Oak Shade Cemetery
E. C. Ainley
Ralph J. Kendall
E. E. Godwin
J. W. Johnson
C. L Gregory
Fred Holsinger
Burt Warren
Des Moines
John Wendt
Rockford, Il
George Shank
Fred Myers
Pearl City
Ill
Wayne Pollhill
Freeport
Emma Jean
Dailey
Durant
Maude Ireland
Blair
Neb
Joe Pulley
Bruce Nichols
Savanna
Sam Welch
Floyd Welch
Alice Despain
Williamsburg
Margaret Ely
Maquoketa
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
General Clark
C.R
Wall Street
J. B. Bennett & Co
W. A
Adams Express
T & T Oe
Allied Chem Johns Man
Allied Stores
Kennecott
Alils Almers Bi Kresse SS
Amn Ca
Kroser G & B
Power
Libby McNeil
Amn
Toca
Tee
Dighey Ape
Atchison
Atlantic
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Murray Corp
Baldwin
Beth Steel
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Pac R_R
Borden Cosgs Nor
Amn Co
Borg Warner Nor
Amn Avi
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Bucyrus Erie
Packard Mtrs
Budd Mim Paramount
Penick & Pord
Burroughs
Pannn R R
Cal & Hecla
Penney J C
Phillips Pet
Ccisaree
Philco
Cerro de Pasco
Gamble Ches and
Ohio
Chrysler Motors
Sos
Radio Corp Coca Comara
Hindleon
Colx
Palmolive
Pies Rem
Rand
Colum _ Gas i Repb
Steel
Reyn
Comw
Southern
Ss Schenley
Gopper
Sears, Roebuck
Edison
S Server Inc
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Conti
Can
Sinclair OW
Motors
Graciie Steel
Cub
Am’n Sug
Sperry Corp
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Calif
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Stand NJ
du Font
Stew Warner
Erle R. Wyge Corp
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rAutolite
Ex Corps
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End & S
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Timken
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Gen Foods
CG Fox Film
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Goodrich
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U S_ Gypsum Tay
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Gt Nor Ry Pr
S Rubber
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U S Steel
Houston Oil
Walworth 4
Homestake
Warner Bros
West Union
Hupp_Mtrs
Westahouse el
Tils Central
Willys Ovid
Minning
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Zenith Radio
Close Garcado
Butler Bros
Quaker
Peer
Kid Cherry
Purl
Seitt & Co
Chicago, Corp
Florida
Naval
Texas
Christian Science Annual Meeting
City Briefs
Homer Lester
First Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
City Plan Commission
Supersat
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Francis Mally
Soutter Avenue
Knoll Street
Thirty-second Street
J Avenue NW
Fifth Street
Rotary
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Gov. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Brockschink Will
Johnston Frank
Reds
Marion News
Paul Lillie
Camp Fannin
Ida Bugg
Jennie Robison
Hennessey
Okla
Lois Slater
Minn
George Slater
Jay
Dorothy
Olin
Dorothy Servison
Center Point
Muriel Thomas
Washington, D. C
Indian Creek
Bluebirds
Four-H
Barbara Trimble
Rainbow Division
Mary McKean
J. J. Booth
George Stuessi
M. A. Guerney
John le Vin
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Kathryn Montague
Norway
Gladys Blin
Stuart Waldron
Suzanne
Portland, Ore
August W. Beyer
Tuck-a-Stitch Club
J. R. Strong
George Struck
Seaman
Bernard Struck
Great Lakes
Patricia
Barbara
Betty
Thomas Park
Owen Turner
Philip S. Crew
Joanne
Dianne
Jackson
Miss
Capt. Crew
Fort Worth
Charles Maltas
Waterloo
James D. Currier
Cary Club
A. E. Blinks
Duggan
FCA
Shank Services
Eleanor Hanna
Fairmont, Minn
Mary Hanna
Quest
Owen
L. C. Low
Spokane
Seattle
Wash
Fred Putnam
Ralph Berryhill
Shoemaker
Marilyn
Barbara Ann
San Bruno
al If
Servicemen's Wives Club
Light Company
Pat
Charles Meroshek
Jefferson Barracks, Mo
Judy
Catherine
Diane
1St Ave
10Th St
Lady's
Best Katz Jewelry & Loan Co
1St St
ACE’ S
First Street
Vitalaire
Orcard Ice 4 Fuel CO
Chiverton
Schaefer
Kresee
3Rd Ave
Temple Judah
K. Schaefer
Kresge
Vincent's Jewelry
3Rd SE
Claira Davis
Richards Laboratories
Washington Ave
Cinaxton Pharmacy
ENO Ye Sog Rand
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Acting Co
1St Avenue SE
CG. G. Hover
2Nd St. NE
Ee Oern
Marlon
Ist
Temple Roller Rink
Thi
Hammond
Ce-Mar
Leona Blume
America
Vaughn Monroe
Bob Welty
Fils EA
Don Rhines
Fils Ridge
Pearl Werner Hurdle & Halter Inn
Montrose Hotel
Swisher
Eloza Harrison
Urbana
Bate Ienan
Paris Academy
Helene Curtis
Violet Sojka
Ruth Thomeson
Cold LaVogue Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave. SE
3Rd St
Lovely Lady Oil
Bishop's Ovely Lady Beauty Shop
First Avenue
Dial
Charlie's Law Service
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel Co
Novak Heating
Millburn
Center Point Road
McGannon
Boxell
7Th Ave
Walter Ehlers
Ray Lesper
Sparta
J T Thomas
BUD Myers
NOBLE
Montgomery Ward & CO
A. Foods
General Labor
Priebe & Sons, Inc
Ist St. NW
Herbeck
Iowa Electric Light
Baker
Federal Bake Shop
Highway Equipment Co., Inc
D Ave. NW
Colonial Baking Co
Peter Pan Bakers
Sixth Ave
Century Engineering Corporation
Eddy Paper Corporation
F Ave. NE
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Quaker Oats Company
Bell
Montrose
Teady
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Ene
Core
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AEG
U.S
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