Hogs Rise in Chicago Market Amid Mixed Livestock Receipts
Chicago hog prices gained 5 to 15 cents with most up 10 as receipts totaled about 9,000 head versus 12,000 expected. Top hogs brought $14.25 while many sold $14 to $14.25. the rally lifted average prices above $14. Cattle showed limited prime loads at $16.50 with fed steers and yearlings in fair demand around $12 to $14. Sheep and lamb futures were mixed to higher with light runs and steady to higher retail bids. Des Moines and Austin markets recorded similar price ranges for various weight classes.
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Chicago
Fed
Jaredy
Nebraska
Agricul
Livestock Prices From Sioux City and Oma wa Markets
Sioux City and Omara Livestock reports show creasing demand with higher quotes across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle steady to higher with medium and good fed steers 11.50 to 13.00, hogs 13.60 to 13.90, lambs lifting on California springers to around 14.00, and stocker bids firm amid active receipts.
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Sioux City
IAPI
Ivu. S. Dept. Agriculture
California
Peoria Livestock Hogs Rise as Receipts Climb in Ill Market
At Peoria Illinois stockyards the hog market shows 2 000 head active with prices up 104.15 cents to 14 0.10 per pound. Good 300 400 lb hogs bring around 13 40 to 13 65, cattle receipts about 400 mostly steady to wood steers and yearlings around 11 50, calves 200 weaner top near 11 50 with spring lambs noted among receipts amid mixed offerings.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Dept Agricultures
Towa
Minnesota
The
Associated Press
Mason C
Waterloo
Peoria
Markets in Chicago Produce Report
Chicago market report showsReceipts for poultry at 42 trucks with hens quoted at 18 to 23 cents and spring geese at 17 cents. Butter receipts reach 1,306,440 pounds with prices steady around 83 to 92 on some scores.
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Chicago
Horn Brosiers
MARKET NOTES ON EGGS CHEESE POTATOES AND POULTRY PRICES
New York Produce reports steady receipts for eggs with mixed color grades and varied prices. Butter demand remains high with creams and premium marks. cheese receipts stay steady with unchanged prices. Potatoes see moderate demand with steady to strong trend and diverse regional prices. live poultry shows steady quotes across turkeys, old toms, fowls, and ducks, with several regional price points.
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New York
Cass
Futures Market Update and Storage Standards
Futures furnished by Lamsson Bros and Co report butter storage standards and refrigerator standards with figures for November and October, including price notation 33.80. The snippet lists supply terms, quality controls, and market references in a concise quotation of trade data.
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Lamsson Bros. and Co
Phone Drop Hurts Stocks Across Wide Market
New York stocks fell on Wednesday as the market absorbed a sharp drop in American Telephone. Major leaders eased, with Westinghouse Bethlehem Steel and Philip Morris down over a point at times. American Telephone weakened on news Western Electric slashed its dividend, weighing on Telephone shares which own most of the stock.
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New York
American ‘Telephone
Telephone
Westinghouse
Bethlehem Steel
Philip Morris
American Telephone
Western Electric Company
Bell Company Manufacturing
Wall Street Stocks and Cedar Rapids Market Roundup
Mixed commodity prices span grains livestock and produce with Wheat No 1 at 97¢ No 3 96c Oats 48c Rye 60c Corn 78c Soybeans 1.58. Baled hay 14.00 straw 9.00. Poultry prices vary by breed and weight with broilers and springs listed. Fruits vegetables and potatoes noted with Idaho No 1 at 4.23 Louisiana red 3.50 and various apples winesap and specialty items.
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Colorado
Idaho
Local Hog Prices Are Dime Higher
Local hog price report shows price gains across categories with quoted figures for lambs and ewes by weight. Genuline lambs priced from 12.40 to 43.00 per hundredweight, with various weight classes and quality grades listed.
Bond market drifts lower amid quiet New York session
In New York bond trading on Wednesday the market moved irregularly downward with small gains and losses near session end. Losses appeared in St Paul and Illinois Central 4s while Pacific Telephone 4s and Southern Railway 4s stayed weaker. U S government bonds remained quiet with limited activity on the stock exchange and on the outside market New South Wales 53 and Australia 4 5 showing some improvement. Treasury 44-46 bond closed around 107.80.
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New York
Alview
IAP
St. Paul Ss
Ihinoly Central
Aesistant
Pacific Aelephone
Southern Railway
Stock Exchange
New South Wales
Australia
U. S. Bonds
Taps
Treasury Jne
Wool Market Boston Reports Quiet Demand and Steady Quotes
Demand for wool remained quiet on the Boston market and nationwide on Wednesday. Prices were mostly unchanged for better fleece wools while medium grade combing wools ranged from 40 to 230e per unit and midwest country types from 46 to 47 cents. Foreign wool sales were very slow.
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Boston
API
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Midwest
Army develops new brass buttons for uniforms
The Army announces steel and zinc buttons coated with brass will replace solid brass ones to conserve brass. Developed by the Quartermaster Corps, the new buttons look like the old, pass tests, and use about 30 percent of the brass formerly required, aiding future procurements for enlisted men aviation students and nurses.
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Washington
INS
Army
War Department
Army Quartermaster Corps Research Staff
House Move Helps Lift Grain Prices
CHICAGO AP Wheat leads a weeks strongest rally with gains up to 2 cents a bushel as House blocks 125 million bushels of government wheat at below parity. Market support came from short-covering by traders and other interests. Corn and soybeans rise modestly amid reports of Iowa crop damage from rain and hail. Official quotes list grain prices across classes with cash lard figures noted.
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Chicago
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Marines and Navy Enlist Two Men
The Marine Corps and Navy recruiting offices in Cedar Rapids sent one man each to duty. Henry Albert Brady of Bellevue was sent to Des Moines for Marine Corps final exam with transfer to San Diego for training. Robert Leslie Fernald from Monmouth was sent to Des Moines en route to Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
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Marine Corps and Navy
Cedar Rapids
Armed Forces
Marine Corps
Des Moines
Henry Albert Brady
Bellevue
San Diego
Robert Leslie Fernald
Monmouth
Navy
Great Lakes
Sell 83 Auto License Stamps At Morning Post Office
Cedar Rapids motor vehicle operators bought 83 of the new annual federal auto license stamps at the post office noon Wednesday on opening day. The stamps cost 5 dollars and run through July 3. They are sold at windows one and three in the lobby. The stamps are the second issue for those who bought the February stamp. Glue on the face allows windshield adhesion and visibility from outside.
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Cedar Rapids
City Briefs: Local notices and events this week
Chicken supper in Olivet advertised. William L Moore on five day furlough visiting his mother at 621 Seventeenth Street SE. Dr A R Jewel heads to Napa state hospital after two weeks with his mother. Mt Herman lodge to open entered apprentice degree Thursday 630 pm. Violet Huff returns from University hospital Iowa City to 113 Twenty-first St NE. St Pauls Church nursery and beginners day practice Thursday 3 pm. Primary and Church of Youth meet 4 30 pm. Miss Lillian Conybeare of Grand Island visiting Cedar Rapids relatives at 2610 Second Ave SE. City gas supply averaged 1042 thermal units daily in May. low 1038 on May 13, high 1052 on May 28.
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Henry Vickers
Seventeenth Street
William Lee Moore
Army Air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Violet L. Huff
University Hospital
Iowa City
Twenty-first Street
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Lillian Conybeare
Grand Island, Neb
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Conybeare
Second Avenue SE
A. R. Menary
Collins
Dial
Paul Morehead
Temple
Mccoy Rink
TEMMIE_ ADAMS
Swisher
Joe Fisher
Murkart
1St Ave
47Th St
LRE
Iitente Creitate Rolle
Hallwood Cape
Marion Apper
Pin curl clinic held by Cedar Rapids cosmetologists unit
A pin curl clinic was held at the Cedar Rapids Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association unit 126 meeting at the Montrose hotel on Tuesday. A Some or None Quiz, conducted by president Charlotte Porter, awarded prizes to Violet Washburn Mae Austin and Geraldine Boddicker. The unit will join the war stamps sale campaign in beauty shops and plan a family picnic on July 12 at Ellis Park Duck Pond.
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Cedar Rapids
Unit 126
Montrose Hotel
Charlotte Porter
Violet Washburn
Mae Austin
Geraldine Boddicker
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Taxicab driver refuses name after finding wallet
Springfield AP reports a taxicab driver who found a wallet containing 2700 dollars declined to have his name published, saying some would consider him a chump. The note contrasts with a U.S. second quarter 1940 fact that 714263 pounds of cod liver oil were imported.
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Springfield
United States
Hayes hosts eighth birthday dinner for Carel Jean
Mrs J R Hayes of 1124 English Boulevard observed her daughter Carel Jeans eighth birthday with a Tuesday dinner party at their home. Guests included Sue Cary Donna Bailey Jolene Callahan Anna Jean Merchant Mary Ann Ross Jean Frederick Sharon Wilson and Carol Jean. Shirlie Miller assisted with service as games were played.
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Carel Jean
J. R. Hayes
English Boulevard
Sue Cary
Donna Bailey
Jolene Callahan
Anna Jean Marchant
Mary Ann Ross
Jean Frederick
Sharon Wilson
Carol Jean
Shirlie Miller
Hayes
Rebekah Lodge Elects Grove City Officials
Rebekah Lodge No 35 chose Mrs Clara Dunt as noble grand at the Grove City lodge meeting in the I O O F hall. Rose Garrison became vice grand Dorothy Moore treasurer and Mrs Grace Berlin recording secretary. the Past Noble Grands Association led the program.
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Rebekah Lodge
Clara Dunt
Grove City
F. Hall
Rose Garrison
Dorothy Moore
Grace Berlin
Noble Grands Association
Whittier Upsets Fry's In Marion Diamond Blowout
Whittier Community softball team upset Fry's Daily Monday on the Marion diamond 1-0. Hanna pitched for Fry's allowing two hits while Thomas of Whittier yielded four. In the second game La Plante Choate beat Viola Raiders 11-6 with seven runs in the fifth and sixth. Houser pitched for La Plante. Wayne Young of Marion allowed 12 hits in his first Raiders game.
Tour of New England states with Jamies and acquaintances
Jamies accompanied a tour through the New England states. St Marys circle of St Josephs Catholic church meets Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs Howard Cruise of 1845 Seventh avenue. If rain, the Ladies Union luncheon of the Christian church will be held in the church basement Thursday at 12 30 p.m.
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Harley Silker
The
Marion Golf Club
Jamies
New England States
St Mary's
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Howard Cruise
Seventh Avenue
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Norse Patriots Still Sticking By Their Guns
New York dispatch describes Norwegians resisting Quisling rule under Nazi occupation. Executions and imprisonments rise as bishops resign in protest and thousands of teachers quit the federation to avoid collaboration. Reports detail Grini and concentration camp hardships, and efforts to aid escape to Britain.
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Quisling
Fjellbu
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Einar Gerharnsen
Labor Party
Zurcher Zietung
Zurich
Switzerland
Gerharisen
Norwegian Crisis Deepens as Sabotage Grows
An overcrowded scene reports 17 Norwegian supreme court judges protesting Quisling era actions by appointing new jurists without court input. Sixteen resigned, replaced by Quisling loyalists. Sabotage marks early regime unrest with a blackout at a parade, a theater fire, a university blast, and bombings at railway stations in Oslo.
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Quisling
Grand Hotel
National Theater
Thanks And Lost And Found Items In A Local Notice
Card of thanks asks friends and neighbors for condolence and floral offerings after death of wife and mother. Also lists lost and found items including a small box of cash, a key, a gas model airplane, a wrist watch, a bathing suit and cap, a black cocker spaniel and a private boarding home notice with reward details.
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Frank Bovar
Gazette
3Rd Ave
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Marion
Coe
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Savanna, Il
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Dubbs
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Eighth Avenue
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Springville
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Central City
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Marshall Swayne
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Burlington
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U.S. O
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Hartford, Conn
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NEA Service. Inc
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Palace Theater
Deason Monument’ CO
Zoliz
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Photokraft Film Service
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Cult
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Andrew
Laraai
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Hamilton Flin Bulova
Westfield
Iowa Loan CO
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