Hog Prices Slip as Slaughter Also Rises in Chicago Market
Slaughter supplies loosen demand and hog prices fall 10 cents with top bids at 14.20. Cattle receipts total about 8,000 head while steers show modest gains and cows and bulls firm. Regional reports from Sioux City Des Moines and Omaha note mixed changes in hog and cattle values amid steady to weaker trends.
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Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Beas
Sioux City
Tu. S
Idaho
Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Omaha
California
Chicago Produce Market Report Describes Mixed Poultry and Butter Receipts
Chicago markets show varied poultry receipts with 3 ma and 4 lbs Delaware springs under 4 lbs at 27 cents. Butter receipts total 004 Ibs with market grades ranging from 7c to 36c for different scores. Car weights and case counts are listed with multiple price markers and quality grades.
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Cricago Froduce
Chicago
Lerghorn
Delaware Springs
Peere
Rho
Sie
New York and regional produce markets report
The snippet lists receipts, prices, and market conditions for dairy eggs butter and cheese in New York and other states. It records shipments totals and current prices for products such as Long Whites and Bliss Triumphs, with various grades and storage terms noted, along with futures furnished by Lamson Bros. and Co.
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Carr
California
Louisiana Bliss
Alabama Bliss
Mississippi Girls
North Carolina Cobblers
New York
South Westhern
Lamson Bros
Local Hog Market Continues Weaker
Hog prices on the local market drift lower with a nickel cut on all grades. The long-haul, no-fill top drops to 13.80 in Tuesday trading.
Cedar Rapids Miscellacineous Market Prices
A list of grain and feed prices for Cedar Rapids area items including Wheat No. 1 97¢, No. 2 95¢, Oats No. 2 48c, No. 3 46c, Rye No. 2 60c, soybeans No. 2 yellow $1.58, corn and straw values, poultry market rates for broilers and hocks, eggs, hides, and farm produce with various regional prices and box yields.
Bond Market Mixed As Rails Decline On Tuesday
New York bond session ends with gains in selected rails and utilities offset by declines in other corporates. New York Central 4s, Union Pacific 3 1/8s, and Santa Fe 4 3/4s show firmer quotes. Jones and Laughlin Steel and St Louis- San Francisco rails are little changed. Foreign markets quiet. U S governments modestly improved on the market. In Boston wool trade, remaining sales of 72s fleece bid 50 cents, with demand for fine fleece at 1.17 to 1.19 a pound scoured.
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New York
New York Central
Union Pacific
Banta 'E
Jones and Laughlin Steel J's
St. Louis
Stock Exchange
Boston
UPI
U. S
Profit taking dents stock gains as market slips
In New York on Tuesday investors booked profits after a six session rise. Leading stocks fluctuated with small gains and wider declines in the final hour. Eastman Kodak receded after a Monday surge while General Motors briefly topped the year before retreating. Major names such as American Telephone du Pont Dow Chemical Allied Chemical United States Steel Bethlehem and Chrysler showed limited climbs or fell back.
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NEW York
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
American Telephone
du Pont
Dow Chemical
Allied Chemical
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
United States Gypsum
Anaconda
General Electric
Boeing
Southern Pacific
Standard On
N. J
Boxing bouts strangled by odd results
Chicago fighter Nate Holden at 165 pounds stopped Gib Jones at 163 percent while Willie Joyce edged Matt Daugherty in Cincinnati and Will Veterson outpointed Gary Indiana in Milwaukee. An Indiana Harber knockout of Vince Calarello and Gere Luke at 160 also noted.
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Nate Holden
Chicace
Gib Jones
Cincinnati
Ohio
Willie Joyce
Gary
Matt Daugherty
Milwaukee
Wis
Will Veterson
Indiana Harber
Vince Calarello
Chi
Cage
Gere Luke
Grain closes mixed as futures end with modest gains
Chicago reports mixed grain action with wheat and corn mostly higher late, soybeans rising while oats and rye also gain. Prices finished near session highs but below intraday peaks, July wheat around 117 thirds, September soybeans up about 14 percent, corn up about 4 percent, oats and rye modestly higher.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Provisions Market Summary
The list records mixed corn prices and grades, oats, barley, beans, and lard figures. Prices shown include No 2 yellow corn around 85.4 to 868¢, No 1 barley around 96c, oats various No 1 and No 2 grades, and cash lard at about 12.50 per unit with loose and belies at 11.00 to 14.75.
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Chicago
Courtroom halt on speedy trial for alleged forgers
Clifford 1. Nunneley wife Violet and James R. Hudson appeared before Judge G K Thompson Tuesday and waived an immediate jury trial. They pled not guilty last April after police arrested them as the biggest paperhangers in the Midwest. No jury is called for the May term of court.
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Nunneley
Violet
James R. Hudson
G KK
Thompson
Midwest
Former Hotel Employee Wins Judgment for 323 Dollars
Richard Packwood was awarded 323 65 after his finger amputation linked to work at the Montrose hotel. Judge Haas reversed prior ruling by John T. Clarkson and ordered 198.50 in compensation plus 125.15 medical expenses, with St Paul Mercury Indemnity named as joint defendant in the action against M and Mpp iers and Eppley hotels. The Magnus hotel faced an arraignment for gambling devices after police found three slot machines on May 18.
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C. J Haas
Richard Packwood
M and M Ppiers Company
Eppley Hotels
Packwood
Montrose
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St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Company
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G. K. Thompson
Battle losses cut Nazi production says pamphlet claims
Washington imperials report mounting Russian front losses draining Germany. A Brookings Institution pamphlet cites Fritz Sternberg saying half of Germanys productive workers are in the army, creating a manpower bottleneck that has already reduced arms output in the third year of war.
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Poverty Not Inevitable Any More Says Nelson
War Production Board Chairman Don ald M. Nelson told Missouri graduates that poverty is not inevitable and a post war era will offer abundant goods. He spoke at the University of Missouri commencement where he received an honorary doctorate citing the war effort creating an industrial plant beyond price and outlining a new world for the post war generation.
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Columbia, Mo
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
University of Missouri
United States
United Nations
Marion Canning Sugar Registration Instructions Issued
The Cedar Rapids ration board limits sugar allotment recipients in Marion and nearby to August 1 for additional sugar. Registration days are A to E Tuesday, F to L Wednesday, M to Q Thursday, R to Z Friday. Hours 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm, with rural residents served in the evening.
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Vicinity
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Jackson Named Iowa V Girl
Miss Virginia L. Jackson 19 of Marion won the Iowa V-girl title in Des Moines and will seek the Midwest crown in Omaha on June 23. The University of Iowa sophomore receives a $25 war savings bond and an all expense trip to Hollywood if she wins the Midwest contest, with OMAR INC. the sponsor.
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Virginia L. Jackson
Marion
Iowa
Midwest
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Hollywood
Charles H Frick 92 Retired Farmer Dies in Linn County
Charles Hershey Frick 92 a Linn county resident for 62 years died Tuesday at 8 25 am at his son Walter C Frick s home two miles southeast of Alburnett after a long illness He was born July 7 1849 in Williamsville New York married December 18 1872 Alma Bowman and lived in Battle Creek Michigan before moving to Alburnett He was a charter member of the Alburnett Christian Church Survived by son Frank Frick of Mt Vernon five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Alburnett Christian Church with Rev Morris Swisher burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Central City Calls may be made at Yocom chapel in Marion.
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Linn County
Walter C. Frick
Alburnett
Williamsville
N. Y
John
Nancy Baker Frick
Almeda Bowman
Battle Creek
Mich
Frick
Alburnett Christian Church
Frank Frick
Mt. Vernon
Morris Swisher
Oak Hill Cemetery
Central City
Yocom Chapel
Marion
Burglary at Coryell Oil Station Reports $40 Loss
More than $40 was taken from the Coryell oil station at 185 Seventh avenue Monday night when intruders forced a door and smashed a cash drawer. Marion Police Chief Gene Miller turned the case over to the sheriff's office for investigation Tuesday. Earlier, a table model radio was taken from the John C Connor farm northwest of Mt. Vernon while the family was away.
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Seventh Avenue
Marion
Gene Miller
Sheriffs Office
John C Connor
Mt. Vernon
Side Glances: Bet Won Over Boss Ration Card Joke
In this SIDE GLANCES cartoon Galbraith depicts a playful exchange about a weight on a ration card. The boss loses a bet as the caption humorously notes the card showing a weight of 202.
Community Notes From Dubuque Grand Lodge And Nearby Visits
The column lists attendees at the Masonic grand lodge in Dubuque through Thursday, including Scott Bob Jack and Margaret Scott along with Mrs Mollie Ralston and F E Wilber. It notes John A Clay and Fr Holsinger at the grand lodge school, plus travel visits by several families including the Ellis and Busby households from Muscatine and Marion.
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Lee Voorhies
Elmer O. Stamy
Masonic Grand Lodge
Dubuque
John A. Clay
Fr. Holsinger
Grand Lodge
Mississippi River crest near flood stage at several towns
The Dubuque weather bureau reports the Mississippi River crest at Prairie du Chien 17.3 feet and at McGregor 17.2 feet, both just below flood stage. No deltas beyond banks reported at McGregor, though the river runs close to the top of its banks. In Dubuque area the river has already surpassed flood stage.
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Dubuque
Dubuque Flood Reaches Historic Levels At Airport
The Dubuque area experienced severe flood conditions with lowland gardens inundated and the Dubuque airport completely covered. Planes were moved to nearby towns as water rose toward a crest expected around 18.5 to 18.7 feet after a Tuesday morning stage of 18.2 feet.
Thanks for sympathy and floral tributes after death
The family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and Rev T C Collister Clarence Beatty the B N P L A auxiliary for kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful flowers during the illness and death of our wife and mother Mrs Alpha O Worley Mrs Florence Pasny Mrs Evelyn Crown Mrs Norma Perkins and RA RAR S SS.
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Clarence Beatty
B.n.p.la
Alpha O. Worley
Florence Pasny
Evelyn Crown
Norma Perkins
Lost Pets and Items Notice Mix
Lost black cocker spaniel male with harness, reward dial 2 47 8. Lost white dor with black spots wearing harness, reward dial 2 4902. Lost brown billfold with money and papers, reward dial 32 5969. Lost blonde fox terrier puppy, reward dial 6409. Lost red and yellow model airplane, Marion 640. Lost black cocker spaniel Sunday, reward dial 8857.
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ROE Sre
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