Hog Receipts Break Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago market shows a sharp hog receipt surge to 22 000 head, price breaks 10 to 15 cents early, then 20 to 35 cents off with tops near 14.25. Total receipts 40 000, cattle and sheep mixed with higher hogs amid feeder feed constraints. Des Moines and Sioux City reports channel similar softness in hogs, while cattle and sheep varied by region.
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Chicago
Dept Agricultures
Sioux City
Dept Agriculture
Ebay
Earlings
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
The Chicago market shows mixed receipts across poultry butter eggs and produce. Butter at 1,225,147 lbs with steady prices. eggs 32,608 cases arrivals. poultry demand very strong with wholesales firm and expensive dressed poultry offerings. California and Louisiana shipments noted with varied prices and base ceiling guidance from OPA.
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Chicago
Ub- Penese — Twins
Trangery
California
Louisiana
Mississippi
New York
Gee York
Local Hog Prices Down 25 Cents on Cedar Rapids Market
Hog prices across all grades fell 25 cents on the Cedar Rapids market on Tuesday. Top hogs reached 13.65 for butchers, with various weight classes listed between 12.60 and 13.90 for different hog and packer categories, and cattle and sheep sections detailing prices for steers cows and lambs.
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Axaperated Press
Mason GC
Cedar Rapids
Ee B
Soeysess
Toscano
Onli
Cedar Rapids Grain and Market Prices Listing
Collected prices for grains and produce in Cedar Rapids show oats at 63c for No. 2 Sec No. 3, wheat at $1.20 and $1.16 for No. 2, rye at No. 2, beans at $1.68, hay and straw prices, poultry rates for broilers fryers and various hens, ducks, geese, and pigeons. wholesale fruit and vegetables include lemons 17.45 per box, naval oranges 5.75, lettuce 0.36, onions 2.84, sweet potatoes 15.10, apples Winesaps and other varieties, potatoes 3.15 per cwt, grapefruit 3.85 per box. hides and calf prices listed along with horse, pony, and mane values.
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California Naval
Texas
Hilde
Fractional Change In Grain Trading
Chicago AP reports dull grain futures trading as investors pause for price ceiling news and loan rate announcements on 1943 crops. Wheat closed 1% lower to 1% higher at July 1.4444 and September 1.45. Rye was unchanged to 0.58 cents, oats gained 0.12 cents, and corn held at ceiling bids.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices eye forward movement
Chicago cash provisions show No 1 hard wheat at 1 25, No 2 yellow around 1 07, oats with no sales, barley nominal 1.07, feed 0 904108 cents, No 2 at 0 98, soybeans no yellow at 1 63 4 percent, sample grade yellow 1 ents.
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Chicago
Marine Corps Seeks To Enlist Women in Reserve Event
Two U S marine corps women’s reserve sergeants will interview interested Cedar Rapids women at the post office building June 16 and 17 as part of a statewide drive. Sergt Lionel Taylor moved to Great Lakes for training. Sergt James Braden arrived to command the Cedar Rapids station.
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U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Helen Skero
Mary Manning
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Women’s Reserve
Lionel Taylor
Great Lakes
Chicago
James Y. Braden
Three Juveniles Held On Breakin Charges
Detectives arrested three juveniles Monday after they confessed to breaking into the Tom Combs grocery on Oakland road at Thirty-second street Saturday night. They also admitted stealing a Shakespeare reel from the Drew Lockshop Sunday night and taking a fountain pen from the Kresge store.
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Bill Kudina
Tom Combs
Oakland Road
Thirty-second Street
Drew Lockshop
Kresge
Stock Market Slips With Moderate Losses In Trading
New York stocks edged lower as profit takers pressed moderatly Tuesday while most losses were trimmed late. Trading around 1 100 000 shares, the market showed scattered advances in places with faded declines and a broad mix of names from Kennecott to Union Carbide and General Motors.
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New York
NEW York Bond Review
Courthouse offers three year license extensions
Sheriff James Smith in the courthouse announces three year extensions for 1941 43 driver licenses with a July 5 deadline. About 35 000 extensions are expected this year and the process costs 75 cents plus 25 cents for duplicates if lost. Only 219 extensions issued Monday, far below the 830 two years ago, and missed extensions require new tests.
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James Smith
Smith
Linn County
Waves and Spars Join In Cedar Rapids Enlistment
Waves and Spars mass enlistment in Cedar Rapids May 28 reports 23 girls selected for Navy service. All but three are ordered to Hunter College New York City June 14, while three officer candidates will report at Smith College Northampton Mass. Most from Cedar Rapids plan to depart Sunday morning with Iowa City recruits possible.
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Navy
Cedar Rapids
Tuesay
Hunter College
New York City
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Iowa City
Street Widening Contract Awarded To Chris Nielson
Marion city council awarded Chris Nielson the street widening contract for Eleventh Street between Seventh Avenue and the Milwaukee tracks at 2.30 per lineal foot totaling 575 dollars. he also won the culvert project on South Thirteenth Street at 1,224.90 dollars plus 115 for a reinforced manhole. Other bidders included Dan Christenson Clair Morrow and E B Castle and Son. The council approved 10,000 dollars in Series B treasury certificates due 1944, Jack Berger was hired to remove topsoil at 350 dollars per hour including tractor use. Various liquor licenses and renewals were approved for Park View Tavern Mike Cira Herb's Barbecue Inn Owen Drug Whiteway cafe and H B Phillips cigar store.
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Chis Nielson
Marion
Eleventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Milwaukee
Nielson
South Thirteenth Street
Dan Christianson
Clair Morrow
E. B. Castle
Mike Cira
Herb's Barbecue Inn
Owen Drug, Whiteway Cafe
H B. Phillips Cigar Store
William L Dye 83 Dies in Marion Retired Stonemason
William L Dye 83 a retired stonemason died suddenly Monday at 6 30 pm at the corner of Ninth avenue and Thirteenth street Marion Born in Mansfield Ohio July 3 1859 he moved to Marion at age eight and lived here since He married Alice Kennedy in Cedar Rapids Sept 12 1918 she died May 8 1939 in Iowa City He is survived by a stepdaughter three nephews a niece two brothers and other relatives Funeral services will be held in Yocom chapel Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev C V R De Jong Burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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William L Dye
Ninth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Marion
Mansfield
Ohio
Alice Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Susie Turner
Joseph M. Dye
Clear Lake
Harry C. Dye
Pasadena
Yocom Chapel
C. V. R. de Jong
Oak Shade Cemetery
One of 2 Missing Marion Brothers May Be Lafe
War department notes that elder son Lieut. Robert Austin Titus is missing in Europe since May 29, while unofficial word suggests Lieut. John Elliott Titus, believed alive after being missing since November 29, 1942 in the South Pacific. Reports claim survivors hidden by natives on a Japanese island and later picked up, though no official confirmation exists. Jubilee Opens Wednesday at Marion Christian church marks centennial events through next week with services, flag dedication, a banquet, and jubilee services.
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War Department
Robert Austin
Titus
Howard M. Titus
John Elliott Titus
John Titus
South Pacific
Chicago
Marion Christian Church
David J. Berger
Coe College
Marion Presbyterian Church
Dust Control Job Awarded to Hargrave Firm
The Hargrave Constructions Co of Cedar Rapids Iowa won a dust control contract exceeding $100000 for work in Jackson County Oklahoma and Dennison Texas. Construction has begun, the War Department announced Tuesday.
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Hargrave Firm
Washington
Hargrave Constructions Company
Cedar Rapids
War Department
Jackson County
Oklo
Dennison
Texas
Johnson Explains Farm Bureau Policy at Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Francis Johnson of the Iowa Farm Bureau explains inflation control and democratic principles to Cedar Rapids Farmers' club during their June luncheon. He urges price ceilings across the board, warns against bureaucratic control, and supports a strong tax program to curb spending power. Rex Conn announces W G Murray will speak at July club meeting.
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Francis Johnson
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Cedar Rapids Farmers’ Club
Farm Bureau
OPA
Johnson
Farm Security Administration
Rex Conn
Agriculture Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Murray
Ames
Club
Want Ads and Lost and Found in The Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises want ads with advance payment and deadlines for the Sunday edition, plus a Lost and Found section listing numerous items such as ration books, purses, wallets, a blue hood academic costume, a Bulova watch, a dog, and other valuables with contact numbers for retrieval. The notices include thanks to a Tufts family and a funeral context, and the Classifieds outline ad department hours and policies.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette
34Th St
Mamie Black
Cc Ave
Center Point Rd
5Th St
Ave
Mon
P.m
Heward
Warren Pettson
Eu's Park
Indy
Coc College
Hiway Gardens
Milo Divishek
Rte. 2
Help Wanted Classified Fragments
Fragmented job ads list positions for yard work, furnace man, city tank truck driver, farm work, salesman, counter man, and miscellaneous work. Includes ages, locations, pay, and contact boxes from Gazette classifieds.
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É& W 10Th St
Gazette
Laren Co
Iowa City
Iowa
National Refining Co
Bob Bowen
East County
Auto Parts Co
Naxera
Pantry Cafe
3Rd St
Ruml Talks Pay As You Go Taxation With Labor Leaders
Beardsley Ruml, New York economist from Cedar Rapids, met AFL and CIO representatives at a Roosevelt hotel luncheon to discuss pay as you go taxation. The informal session followed Ruml’s tax plan partial adoption by Congress. A stray note mentions Australian ants building hills three times human height.
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Beardsley Ruml
New York
Cedar Rapids
Congress
AFL and Cio
Roosevelt Hotel
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Wichita, Kan
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Owen
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Jesse Potter
Merriam, Kan
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Jerry Benesh
Brookfield
Benesh
G. A. Patschke
Mildred Patschke
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Ed Bills
Vinton
Lillian Whittemore
Irvin L. Ford
Robert Newlin
C. J. Newlin
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H. A. Davidson
King's Daughters
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Loyce Schenken
Humboldt
Jeanne Clapp
Franklin Crawford
Gilbert K. Harris
North Africa
Perry Jayne
St. Luke's Hospital
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Lafe
Miss Knapp
Arthur Knapp
Dorothy
William Aossey
Camp Suan Luis Obispo
Calif
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Benjamin H. Shaw
Pfc
Aossey
Sam Rossey
Edward Conrad
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
William Conrad
Child Study Club
Louis Mekota
Bonnie Duncan
Springville
R. D. Palmer
Camp Dodge
State Guard
William Ebbert
Mrs. Ebbert
Charles Benedict
Benedict
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Presbyterian Church
Vernon H. Carter
Deacon District Garden Club
E. S. Beck
Cary Club
A. E. Bragg
Marion Linn
Harley F. McCalley
Robert A. Titus
Tufts
Effie Claire
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
3Rd Ave
H. K. Schaeler
1St ST. SE
FR. Smith
Probasco Jeweler
Prince Theater
Jack's
1st St_SE
Richards Laboratories
E. E. Sovern Co
Singer Sewing Machine Co
1St Ave
L. A
Vincents Jewelry
K & M Pharmacy
Sands Printing CO
1St St
Children’s Club
2Nd Ave
Lovely Lady Oil
Bishops
Lovely Lady Beauty
Ard St
Lillian Suchy
Don Roberts Orch
Bonnie Stewart
Tom Owen
Cowboys
Ray Pearl
HUB OF Happiness
Hurdle
Halter
Atl Pearl Werner Hotel
Montrose
Silver Leaf Room
Magnus Hotel
Temple
Swisher Pavilion
Kulchers
Nast& Fuel CO
Martine
Charlie's Law Service
14Th Ave
Morris
Millburn
Relce
12Th St
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Spartaway
J.T. Thomas
BUD Myers
V. Borovec
St. SW. Tel
Call Noble
John Klinger
Saxon
Dia
OPERA
Oasis Bar
Brogans Brewery
Silver Dollar Saloon
Breen's Tavern
Avj Marke
Chika
Rohenkohl Chevrolet CO
Dyersville
Town Falls
Vance Kinsey
Chevrolet CO
Iowa Falls
Ottumwa
Burington
Keokuk
O. L. Johnson
Roosevelt
Davis Cleaners
Cox U-195
EEE
Lynch Transfers Storage Co
Montrose Hotel
Jerry
Germany
Earl “Theatre
Alot
Pete Zeltner
Brooklyn, N.Y
Ruml
C. R. Labor
Australia
Er Ng Peener
Schol
Mt. Vernon Rd
Rpplewood
Elmhurst
FOR
Linwood
6Th & 10Th Avenues
Sth
Stumptown
MR Wickham
Gazette Office
City Circulation Department
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