Light hog and cattle market moves across Chicago and Iowa
The livestock market shows lightweight hogs up to 10 cents gains while heavier hogs vary. Cattle and sheep receipts at Chicago and regional yards reflect mixed demand with steers around 10 to 11 dollars, and spring lambs rising up to 25 cents. Multiple markets including Mason City, Waterloo, Sioux City, Des Moines and Omaha report varied prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep reflecting regional activity across the Friday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
INSI
U 8. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
INS
Kansas City
East Bt. Soul
St. Osep
Sioux City
St. Paul
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Livestock market report from St Paul and Peoria
The St Paul market shows cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with steadier to higher prices for good to choice animals. Cattle mostly steady with steers 9.00 10.00, calves strong, dairy cows up to 128.00. hogs up to 9.30, feeder pigs scarce. sheep mostly steady with good to choice lambs around 9.50 to 9.75 and shorn ewes down to 4.00. Peoria reports mixed lists with hogs up to 9.35, cattle steady, calves strong, sheep prices around 12.00 to 12.50 for spring lambs.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Mason City
Hogs Se
Waterloo
Sioux City
Bioux City
API
U. S, Dept. Agriculture
Idaho
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U_ S. Dept. Agriculture
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Fed
Mkt
Syvce
Peoria
Local Hog Market Sees Nickel Advance Across Grades
The local hog market recovers from Thursday losses with all grades up five cents. Long-haul top returns to 9.30 dollars, hogs priced across weights from 140 to over 300 pounds show varied gains. Cattle and calf prices listed for various steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, and bulls with range details. Sheep market notes genuine spring lambs and price bands by weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyecee
Wescrees
Cedar Rapids Markets Roundup of Produce Prices
Inland listings show assorted fruits vegetables and farm goods with varied pricing. Items include lemons, oranges, grapefruit and apples with per box or per basket rates, cabbage lettuce onions and tomatoes, root vegetables and canning staples, plus live stock and miscellaneous farm commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesnaie
Ene Ile
Idaho
California
Wool Market See Suspected Demand Dip in U S Wools
US Department of Agriculture reports weak demand for domestic wools as buyers take moderate quantities of combing three eighths blood bright fleece and other wools. Prices for clothing wools range around 42 to 47 cents in grease, with scoured prices shown for fine and various blood grades. Foreign orders for future delivery noted in Australia. Wisconsin cheese prices cited in brief futures section.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Tsera
Australia
Timid Stocks Move Lower in Uneven New York Session
In a cautious market Friday, stock prices eased with fractional losses and few standout movers. Roosevelt denials of rumors about peace plans and a Japanese non aggression pact had little impact, while Bethlehem, New York Central, and Union Carbide stayed steadier and Du Pont, American Smelting, American Telephone and Fajardo Sugar lagged, with Fajardo Sugar hitting a 1941 low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Bethlehem
New York Central
Union Carbide
du Pont
American Smelting
American Telephone
Fajardo Sugar
Wall Street Quotation Notebook Front Page Listings
Stocks from Adams Express to Zenith Radio appear with mixed quotes and tickers. Major names include Alaska Juneau Johns Manville Allied Chemical Kennecott Loews Martin Miami Levine and more, reflecting a crowded market page with price figures and abbreviations.
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Mnets & Co
Jump
Ephons Git
Anti Merchants Nional
Adams Express
Ti“ T
Alaska Juneau
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kennecott Copr
Allied Tores
Sia Mreage
Bait
Allis Chalmers
Kroger G & B
Sis Libbey Owens
Hide & L
Carbonic
Loco
Lockheedo
Amn
Maracaibo
Ies S Loews, Inc
Ite
Amn Pow & Lh
Is Loft. Inc Oo
Rademu
Ui Amn
Martin GL
Miami
Opr
Mont Ward
Sia
Murray Corn
Nash Kelvy
Bellas
Aire Ee
Armour & Co
Natl Dairy P
Atlantic Aic
Y Central Tie Aviation Corp
Nor Pac RR
Baldwin Loco
North Amn Co
Balto & Ohio
Nor Amnavi
Barnsdale
Ohio Oil
Beatrice Crmy
Otis. Steel Bendix
Packard
Beth Steel
Paramount
Boeing Airp
Park Utah Borden Co
Borg Warner Atte Penick
Ford
Neyrua Erie
Boilies -Bel
Pillsbury
Burroughs
Canada
Rector Gamble
Aufiotee
Radio Corp
Trauat Radio
Keith
Oterro
Asco
Chrysler
Baeway
Gohennley
Goca Cola
Motors
Grand Gas
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel
Brent Tta Cub Amn
Gen Motors
Um Gas Co
Ta Oillette SR
Gimbel Bros . &Y
Gypiaum
Goebel Prey
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Granby
Nor Ore
Vanadium
Sterpsune
Igus Watwerty
Hecker
Wes Union
Hiram Walker
Watehse AB
Westahae
Howe Sound
Hupp Mtrs
Willys Ovid
Mile
Wilson
Indua
Woolworth
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Bond Markets Slightly Mixed Amid Irregular Trading
New York bond market showed uneven moves Friday with about half of active corporates flat or down at noon while a few rails and specialties edged higher for small gains. Declines appeared for Southern Pacific, Illinois Central and International Paper. Some resistance held for Texas Corp 3s, Missouri-Kansas-Texas and Comite Gan as government issues remained steady. Columbia led gains among equities with a Dow-like advance on Friday.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Southern Pacific
Trinois Central
International Paper Sa
Texas Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Sc
Comite Gan
Nets
Netna
Columbia @s
Uradey
Wheat futures rise amid day’s gains on Chicago board
Wheat futures closed near the day’s highs on renewed buying, with July around 98 to 99 cents. Gains stemmed from mills demand, loan-rate signals at terminals, and rains in harvest areas. Corn, oats, rye, and soybeans followed WHEAT higher. Chicago cash provisions show varied grain prices across No 2 and No 1 grades and byproducts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Markets CHICAGO POULTRY AND DAIRY SUMMARY
Chicago market receipts rise as poultry and butter move higher while EGQS and cheese hold steady. Idaho russets and California long whites buoy potato prices. New York butter faces unsettled, higher premium levels with 92 score selling near 34 cents.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Alabama
Bliss Triumphs
Louisiana
New York
Plea and sentence in Kansas City burglary case
Everett Adams and Jack C Kelly pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. Judge H C Ring sentenced them to a year in jail with all but 30 days suspended on recommendation of County Attorney W W Crissman. Adams withdrew a prior not guilty plea. They were accused of stealing copper wire and sacks from the Crandie shops and Town Electric Light and Power warehouse.
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Everett Adams
Kansas City
Jack C. Kelly
Cheyenne
Wyo
H. C. Ring
W. W. Crissman
Adams
Kelly
Crandie
Electric Light and Power Corenany
Accused Cedar Rapids Check Forger Charged
County Attorney W. W. Criss filed a true information against J. F. Foster who had been sought by Cedar Rapids police since April 10 for check forgery. Foster, held in Mankato Minnesota on a similar charge, allegedly cashed two worthless checks for 18.50 each at local grocers after renting a room from Margaret Aldrich and threatening to move unless she vouched for his check.
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W. W. Crissman
J. F. Foster
Cedar Rapids
Foster
State Radio
Mankato
Minn
Margaret Aldrich
Seventh Street
John H. Marks
Rosenbaum estate reopened after tax refund addition
On petition of Morris Rosenbaum the estate of Fannie Rosenbaum was reopened by Judge H C Ring to include a recent tax refund not in excess of 200 dollars. Mrs Rosenbaum died August 14 1939. Rosenbaum's final report as administrator was approved January 8. Posting $7000 bond Rose M Holub Friday was confirmed administratrix of the estate of her husband Raymond L Holub of Anamosa who died May 28. The estate estimated at 17000 will be shared by Mrs Holub and the couple's three sons Delbert Arnold and Gerald. Flora McDonald charges cruel and inhuman treatment in a suit for divorce filed Friday against Thomas P McDonald Jr to whom she was married Oct 30 1937 in Cedar Rapids. She also asks custody of two children. In a second petition filed Friday Kenneth Hanson charges Clara Hanson with desertion. They were married Jan 23 1923 at Morehead Minnesota.
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Morris Rosenbaum
Fannie Rosenbaum
H. C. Ring
Rose M. Holub
Raymond L. Holub
Anamosa
Flora McDonald
Thomas P. McDonald, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Hanson
Clara Hanson
Morehead
Minn
William Ehlers Dies of Heart Attack at Farm
William Ehlers 45 of 310 Seventh Avenue died of a heart attack Friday at 7 45 am shortly after reporting for work at Asa Wilson farm 4250 Oakland Road NE Cedar Rapids where he was employed. Coroner says no inquest. He was born April 13 1896 in Colecamp Missouri and moved to Anamosa area as a child. Survived by wife Pearl Richard daughter Alice June and several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending.
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William Ehlers
Seventh Avenue
Asa Wilson
Oakland Road
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
R. E. Munden
Mr. Ehlers
Colecamp
Henry C
Maria Tobaben Ehlers
Anamosa
Marion
Pearl Richard
Four Square Gospel Church
Alice June
John Ehlers
Rebecca Ehlers
Langworthy
Fred Ehlers
Frieda Seibels
Clara Seibels
Margaret Oltmann
Yocom Chapel
Marion schools offer free six week voice class session
Marion public schools announce a six weeks summer session of free voice instruction under Miss Rose Wilcox. Classes start Monday at 9 am in the music room of the Lincoln building and run until July 18 for junior and senior high students and others planning to enter Marion High next September. Absences may be excused for vacation travel.
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Marion Public Schools
Caldwell Family Hosts Buff et Dinner Before Wedding
Har old Caldwell and Roberta Saunders set to marry Saturday as Howard Caldwell hosts a Thursday buffet at 954 Sixth street. The dining room gleamed with roses, ferns and peonies while guests included Rose Marburger Claus Eggers Art Langrehr Ruth Langrehr Ann Heefner Roy Marburger Harold Jr Coggan Robert Caldwell Cedar Rapids Caldwell children and relatives from Springville Marion Vin ton and Clinton.
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Harold Caldwell
Roberta Saunders
Howard Caldwell
Sixth Street
Rose Marburger
Claus Eggers
Art Langrehr
Ruth
Clarence Langrehr
Ann Heefner
Clinton
Marburger
Harold and
Roy, Jr
Coggan
Robert Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
Anna
Mary
Raymond Caldwell
Springville
Ruth Caldwell
Phyllis Lane
Vinton
Martha Gillespie
Saunders
Glenn
Geraldine
Caroline Caldwell
Marion
Miss Eloise Hillyard Elected Home Economics Instructor
Miss Eloise Hillyard of Allerton was elected by the board of education to succeed Miss Harriet Beyer as instructor in homemaking for junior and senior high schools. She graduates this week from Town State college and is the niece of Dean Feigh of Marion. Several local notices follow including health council meeting details, Father’s Day gift ads, and community activities.
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Eloise Hillyard
Allerton
Board of Education
Harriet Beyer
Hillyard
Town State College
Dean Feigh
Marion
Picnic honors Robins at Marion park pavilion
A Sunday noon picnic at the Thomas park pavilion honors Mr and Mrs Robins. Guests travel from New York City Washington DC and other eastern points. Compliments to Margaret Stone of Des Moines and niece Mrs George Hawkins formerly Bernice Chamberlain of Cedar Rapids.
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Stookey
New York City
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Robins
Thomas Park Pavilion
Margaret Stone
Des Moines
Marion
Maurice Jacobs
Earl Jacobs
W. Gene Miller
Dorothy Ford
Edward Lorenz
George Hawkins
Bernice Chamberlain
Cedar Rapids
Ray Starry
W. G. Neill
Starry Home
Chicago
Griswold
Stanwood
Suffocation in Chungking Underground Dugout Fatalities
Officials in Chungking report 700 people suffocated during a five hour air raid as crowds packed into the world's largest underground dugout. One entrance near two feet above ground became chokepoint, cutting ventilation and trapping refugees in a sealed tunnel.
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Chungking
China
Use Of Real Bullets In War Games Considered
CAMP HUNTER LIGGETT Calif AP Army officers privately weighed using a little live ammunition in mock battles to heighten realism and caution. They argued a rare live round could force soldiers to act as if in real conflict, reducing blunders and increasing safety awareness, while noting likely no casualties but weighing the moral risk of teaching a harsh lesson.
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Hunter Liggett
Calif
First Real Battle Tests Soldier Losses and Rapid Movement
Officers noted heavy losses in initial engagements as troops shed mock warfare habits. About 40,000 troops began a realistic but bulletless two day test in the San Antonio river valley to gauge coordination of foot soldiers and motorized units for rapid movement.
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San Antonio
Alumni Art Exhibit at Coe during sixtieth commencement
An alumni art show in Stewart Memorial library showcases works by Coe College art professor Marvin D Cone and former students including Louise Patterson Augustus Pusateri and Conger Metcalf. The exhibit runs daily 2 to 5 pm through commencement day, with related class events and faculty lectures by Moray I Eby and Dr Myron L Koenig.
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Marvin D. Cone
Coe College
Stewart Memorial Library
Coe
Professor Cone
Chicago Art Institute
Louise Patterson
Rock Island High School
Augustus Pusateri
Mizen School of Art
Chicago
Conger Metcalf
Moray I. Eby
Myron L. Koenig
Eby
Coe International Relations Club
Koenig
Dr. Koenig
Girls Free Swim School at Y Will Close Saturday
The Y M C A fifth annual girls free swim school ends Saturday afternoon with over 100 girls taking three instruction classes and attempting the final deep water test. Each passer earns a Y swimming pin as classes run from 2 pm, then every 45 minutes to 5 pm. Parents may attend. The girls Y membership class led by Leo Baughman begins at 1:15 pm Saturday.
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Leo Baughman
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F. L. Gusher
Cedar Falls
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E. A. Lamb
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Edward Byers, Jr
Virginia Austin
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Joe Nelson
Ruby Layton
Syl's Grocery
Jennie Switzer
Jeannette Patsche
Hal Kinser
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St. Luke's Hospital
Benish Shoe Store
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Harry Hall
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Hall
Central City
Marana Rice
Raymond Kent
Elizabeth Brown
John Taylor
Marie J. Cline
Albuquerquerque
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Storm
East Central Health Council
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Fourth Avenue
C . F. Michel
Linn County
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Hallwood Cafe
Stanley Seikora
Ames
la Verne
Iowa State College
de Molay Mothers Circle
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Hallmark Fathers’ Day Cards
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Fort Dix
N. J
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Lawrence Brenneman
Fry's Milk Bar
Adeliza Daniels
Emma Kendall
Women’s Association of the Congregational Church
Rena Northrop Rice
Carolyn Tufts
First Congregational Church of
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Clifford Sampica
Ed Sigfred
Murray’s
C. W. Clemo
Fort Dodge
Gedar Rapids Hospital
Reamer Nursing Home
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Long Beach, Calif
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Culbert’s Market
Sawyer’s
Lie
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Owen
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Ottumwa
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J. Frank Beach
Marion Golf Club
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Long Beach
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Marion, IA
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