Cattle Down and Hogs Steady in Thursday Livestock Estimates
Chicago AP reports official Thursday salable receipts of 6000 hogs 5000 cattle and 1000 sheep. Hog and sheep prices steady cattle mostly weak to 25 cents lower with top steers at 18.00. Omaha market notes firm hogs at ceiling levels and mixed cattle tone with steers 17.60 to 18.25 and calves around 15.75 to 17.25. Sheep trading not fully established with lambs and pelts varying by grade.
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Chicago
IWPA
Omaha
Lamba
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Input
Salable receipts 7000 early sales steady. Cattle bids lower. Cows mostly stockers and feeders. Early bulk feeders and steers quoted high. Hogs receipts 4390 active. barrows and gilts steady. Sheep recount 1000 all salable. western fed shorn lambs and trucked in lambs. Trade unclear.
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Sioln City
Sioux City
WFA
Rany
Nedium
Des Moines Area Hog Receipts and Prices Reported
Combined receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in Interior Town and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ended Wednesday were 27 900, compared with 232 700 a week ago and 37 200 a year ago. Active steady demand, pork product prices listed for various weights and hog classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Interior Town
Minnesota
Low hog prices reported in Des Moines and surrounding markets
A brief market note outlines fluctuating hog prices in Des Moines and nearby towns. It lists figures such as 14.00 and 149, with references to packing, sows, and various lot numbers. No clear event or date is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sasonc
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin Tanto
Gerod
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Holds Ceiling Prices
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market stayed at ceiling levels on Wednesday. Top prices for prime butchers reached $14.45 and packers $13.70, with good hogs and weights listed across multiple categories. The cattle section shows varied steers, bulls, and cows with ranges in the 10 to 16 dollar area, plus calf and sheep details and commodity quotes for corn, soybeans, oats, and wheat. Also included are river stage figures for Davenport, Keokuk, and nearby ports with fall levels reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
DOW Jones
Railroa
Adams Express
Inti Paper
Aued Chem Tau
Allied Stores
Ee Nanville
Allis
Chalmers
Kennecott
Kresse
Kroger G & B
Amn
Libby McNeil
Libbey Owens Amn
An Mills
Lig & Myers
Amn Steel Fays
Lockheed
Armour, Co
Maytac Miz
Nat Witch
Atlantic Air Atchison
Aviation Corps
Moss Moline
Baldain
Loo
Mont Ward Baito
Ohio
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelv Barnsdall
Natl Biscuit
Bendix Arn
Natl Cash
Natl Dairy Beth Steel
Natl Ostirs
Boring Airp Borden Co
Central
Bore Warner
Nor Pac R
Ory Brines Mfc
Nor Amn Ad North Amn Co
Bucsrus Erte Gece Pac
Packard Murs
Burroughs Budd Wheel Ads Ae
Aramount
Ford
Canada Dry
Penney
Philco
Cessna
Phillips Pet
Cerro de Pesce
Proctor Gamble
Ches
Public
Christer Mtrs
Radio Corpadio Keith
Ca Cola
Rem Rand
Cols Palmolive
Colum Gas
Reyn
Wy Schenney Dis
Coma South
Sears Roebuck Ue
Copper Server Inc
Cons Edison
Shell Union
Socony
Son Pac
Crown Drus Va Son Railway
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Deere and Co
Stes Warner
Stud
Gen
Uni Air
Gen Motors
Uni Drus Gillette
Uni Frus
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Pulse
Gt Nor Ore
S Steel
Gt Nor Ry
Walworth
Greyhound
Warner Bros
Houston Oil
Homestake
Westehouse
Hudson
Willys Ovid
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Nickel
Zenith Radio
Aviations in Lead Again Headlines Stock Market Rally
New York traders pushed aircraft stocks higher in Wednesday’s session while utilities and select specialties lagged. Overall turnover approached 1,600,000 shares with notable activity in Butler Bros and Qua O Com among others.
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New York
Railroad bonds extend gains in a slow market
In a narrow range with slow activity, railroad bonds edged higher led by Rock Island refunding 4s touching a new peak near 70. Convertible 4s traded around 123 as U.S. governments and high grade corporates remained steady. Foreign issues like Australia 4s and Chile 6s posted firmer prices amid selective demand.
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New York
Rock Island
Chile
U. SS
Australia
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Prices and Supplies
Chicago produce market notes no car arrivals and firm, unchanged butter and eggs receipts. Potatoes show light demand with new ceilings pulling prices lower, while California sacks of Bliss Triumphs and various U S No. 1 sizes offer firm price levels amid overall light offerings.
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Chicago
California
U. S
U S
U.S
New York Eggs and Butter Market Prices Report
AP dispatch reports wholesale egg prices with variations by grade and weight in New York mixed colors, extras, and standard grades. Butter receipts total 2 138 713 with prices unchanged and cheese receipts at 39 825 with no quotations available.
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New York
Wisconsin Cheese Sold to Army in Plymouth Sale
In Plymouth Wisconsin eleven cat twins and cheddars were sold to the army at 23 cents per pound. The sale totaled about 440000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Fresh Eggs for G I s Soon to Reach Troops Overseas
The Quartermaster General announces shell eggs in force will be shipped to American soldiers abroad after three years of relying on dried and canned eggs. A new package design promises safe overseas transport despite rough wartime handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. I. Joes
Office of the Quartermaster General
Rye Gains Four Cents as Corn Hits Ceiling
Chicago markets report rye climbing over four cents per bushel while July and September corn trade at the $1.185 ceiling. Wheat futures rise 5 to 11/4 cents, oats up about 15 to 16 cents, rye gains about 2 to 4 percent, and barley climbs near 11 to 14 cents. Cash provisions show No. 2 hard wheat at 176, No. 2 red 179, crude yellow corn 102, oats 72, and barley 115 to 119 1/2 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Claim Property Sale Forces Suing For House Deed
Irma Holloway and Melvina Pitlik sue A. Rapoport and Sarah Rapoport of 2301 Blake Blvd SE to recover deed and abstract for 412 416 Sixth Avenue SE. They say a written agreement dated Jan 15 sold the property for 150 cash with possession due May 1, but the defendants refuse to comply and Rapoport allegedly destroyed the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Holloway
Melvina Pitlik
A. Rapoport
Sarah Rapoport
Blake Boulevard
Sixth Avenue SE
Bradshaw Divorce Petitions Filed by Both Spouses
Georgia Ann Bradshaw filed against William Bradshaw on Tuesday with cruelty as the charge. He filed against her on Wednesday. The couple wed July 24, 1924, no children. They live at 526 Sixth Avenue SE. He works at Penick and Ford. She seeks $50 monthly alimony and the return of her maiden name, Georgia Arm Cregsr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Ann Bradshaw
William Bradshaw
Madison ends suit over sales commission in out of court settlement
Charles Madison had his suit against Mary Janko Emily Steadman and Lawson Steadman dismissed on Tuesday in Judge G K Thompson's court. He claimed $147.40 for a sales commission in finding a buyer for Emily's case at 420 First Avenue NW. The case was settled out of court.
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Charles Madison
Mary Janko
Emily Steadman
Lawson Steadman
G. K. Thompson
Madison
Emily
First Avenue NW
Attorney Edward Dahms Sues Freese for 131 Dollars and 55 Cents
Edward J Dahms of Cedar Rapids filed a district court suit against Elwood Freese seeking 131.55 with claim of 141 55 due for employment from January 16 to March 22 1943, stating 10 dollars has been paid.
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Edward J. Dahms
Cedar
District
Elwood Freese
Dahms
Freese
Wills of Vermont Named to FCC by President Truman
Former Vermont governor William H. Wills was named to the Federal Communications Commission to succeed Norman S. Case as his term nears expiration. Truman noted a Republican replacing a Republican, stressing political neutrality.
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Wills of
Vermont
FCC
Washington
William H. Wills
Truman
Federal Communiications Commission
Norman S. Case
Widow Helen Dahn Found Dead In Marion Apartment
Mrs. Helen L. Dahn 57 widow of Arthur J. Dahn was found dead Tuesday afternoon in her apartment at 415 Tenth Street Time of death was 4 p m Monday She was born Sept 7 1887 in DeWitt and educated at DeWitt HS Mount Mercy college Cedar Rapids and Iowa State Teachers College She taught in Elkton S D Arlington and Dubuque She married July 14 1909 in DeWitt They lived in Dubuque and Elmhurst Ill before moving to Marion in 1930 Mr Dahn died in 1940 She belonged to Marion Methodist Church Marion O E S and Marion Linn chapter D A R Surviving are a brother Talbot F Latham Davenport a half brother and half sister Arthur O Gordon Merna Neb and Mrs Lelia Brotherton National City Calif Services will be held Thursday at 230 PM in the Yocom chapel with Rev James P Gable and Marion O E S taking part Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Dahn
Arthur J. Dahn
Tenth Street
DeWitt
DeWitt High School
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Elkton
S. D
Arlington
Dubuque
Arthur O. Gordon
Merna
Neb
Lelia Brotherton
National City
Calif
Yocom Chapel
James P. Gable
Marion
Cedar Memorial Park
Friends m
Ruth Stanton Weds Lt LeRoy Hahn in Cedar Rapids Home
Ruth Stanton of Marion and Lt LeRoy Hahn married Tuesday evening at the Yeoman home Cedar Rapids. The couple, both Marion high school graduates, plan to report to Fort Sam Houston after a brief wedding trip. The ceremony featured Miss Verle Breed as maid of honor and M. B. Hahn as best man with a yellow color scheme and a three tiered cake.
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Ruth Stanton
Marion
Catherine Stanton
Ralph Stanton
Mt. Vernon
LeRoy Hahn
William J. Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Yeoman
B Avenue NE
C. V. R. de Jong
M. B. Hahn
Harley F. Breed
Ella R. Miller
Hahn
Marion High School
Obituary and society notes from a midwest issue
Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur H. Kirkwood were held in the Yocom chapel with burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Mrs. L A Strooper arrived from Little Rock to visit relatives. Local notices include hospital returns and multiple travel or guest arrivals, plus brief ads and shop hours. Military and family updates mention Capt Edward Hanna, Miss Mildred McDonnell, Palmer Bock, Earl Tharp enlistment, Sgt Harry Dunlap, and Sgt James Hiner.
Mrs Beidleman Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lillian Blanche Beidleman 28 died Tuesday evening in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief illness. She married First Sgt Kenneth R Beidleman Sept 6 1941 in San Antonio. She is survived by husband daughter Sherron Ann two sisters and two brothers. Services at Yocom chapel with time to be announced.
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Lillian Blanche Ebeidleman
Cedar Rapids
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert C
L. Blanche Carpenter Lary
Marion
Texas
San Antonio
Kenneth R. Beidleman
India
Fourth Avenue
Beidleman
Methodist Church
Sherron Ann Beidleman
Alfred Lary
Cleora Howland
Evah Paul
Eva Miller
Mexico
Yocom Chapel
Batchelders Celebrate Their Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Batchelder observed their golden wedding with a family dinner at 690 Fifth Avenue. Attending were children Lynn of Cedar Rapids, Thomas Taylor of Alburnett, and Clifford Armstrong of Marion. Marvin Batchelder could not attend from Auburn, New York. The couple, natives of Jones County, married years earlier and pursued farming before Batchelder entered the Martelle creamery business and later ran the Marion creamery until retiring in 1940 due to ill health.
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C. E. Batchelder
Fifth Avenue
Lynn Batchelder
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Taylor
Alburnett
Clifford Armstrong
Marion
Marvin Batchelder
Auburn
N. Y
Jones County
Batchelder
Martelle
Springville
Linn Grove
Marion Creamery
Quaas Couple Fetes With Family After Wedding
Sgt and Mrs Paul Quaas were honored by Mrs Quaas aunt Mrs La Verna Crew and the Walter H Applegates at a dinner Tuesday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Crew of Chicago and their daughter Virginia. Mrs Quaas reports to the Army Nurse Corps at Kelly Field Texas this week. Sgt Quaas reports to Santa Ana California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Quaas
House approves federal employee pay raise in historic vote
Washington ins reports the House passed by 317 to 36 a bill granting a pay increase to over 1.25 million government employees. It marks the first basic federal raise since 1928, with the initial year cost hundreds of millions higher than the Senate plan. A conference committee will reconcile remaining differences.
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Washington
INS
House
Roy Wilson seriously ill at St Luke’s hospital
City brief reports Roy Wilson of 211 Third Street SW is seriously ill at St Luke’s hospital. It notes other items including a Chamber of Commerce purchasing agents committee meeting at Montrose hotel and a drunkenness case against George Hillmer, with involvement of Mrs Slaymaker. It also corrects Whipple contest results naming Kathleen Robison as second prize winner over William Cohen of Cedar Rapids. Cohen won third.
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Roy Wilson
Third Street
St. Luke's Hospital
The
Chamber of Commerce
Montrose Hotel
A. L. Taylor
Kathleen Robison
W. J. Robison
Elmhurst Drive
William H.cohen
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Cohen
Clem Crowe To Speak At Lions Club Luncheon
Clem Crowe new Iowa football coach will address a Lions Club luncheon at Thursday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. The event gathers local business leaders and fans ahead of the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Crowe
University of Iowa
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Kelvin society elects officers at Coe campus meeting
Rex Conn farm editor of The Gazette was chosen as president of the Kelvin society. Dr. Eric L. Clitheroe associate professor of Bible was elected vice president and Mildred Deischer instructor in home economics was named secretary during a special campus meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Conn
The
Gazette
Kelvin Society
Coe
Eric L. Clitheroe
Mildred Deischer
Devout Prayer for Rain Answered
METTER GA residents rejoiced as rain finally fell after a day of community prayers. Stores closed and worshipers attended services as the drought ended and crops including tobacco and corn revived with soaking showers.
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Metter
Georgia
Accusations Mark British Vote Prelim
London AP reports bitter campaign clash as Winston Churchill and Clement Attlee trade blame over coalition breakup. Churchill says Attlee signaled ministers would stay on until end of parliamentary session. Attlee accuses Churchill of private admissions and pressure for immediate election amid wartime strain.
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London
Britain
Churchill
Labor Party
No. 10
Downing Street
Attlee
In Memoriam and thanks from Fisher family
Card of thanks from Mrs Mary Fisher and family for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of husband and father. Also includes mournful notices for Leonard Modracek and Ernest Wilson with short memorial sentiments and family names. Lost and found notices from serviceman's wife and various local ads follow.
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Mary Fisher
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Davenport
Gorcons Ferry
Keokuk
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Fats Ol. Gorcens Perry
Wean
Fall of Daenport
Keosuk
Butler, Bros
Sault & Co
Chicago. Corp
Saift Intl
Edison
J EL. Bennett & Co
W. MH. Jump
Dial
Merchants Bank
NEW York Bond Review
G.i.'s
Everett Hajek
Everett Lee Hajek
Linn County
Hajek
Charles O. Franks
George Connell
Dan Kruidenier
College Inn
D. S. Challed
Marion News
Bride
Mrs. Kirkwood
Arthur H. Kirkwood
Oak Shade Cemetery
W. A. Jackson
Hugh Hutton
Clyde Scott
P. C. Lassen
Joe Dumbalton
Marcia Lynn
Owen
Capt
Edward Hanna
Rome, N. Y
Capt. Hanna
Mary Hanna
Mildred McDonnell
Beverly Hills, Calif
L. C. Wieneke
Palmer Bock
Norfolk, Va
Lawrence P. Bock
Bailey's Milk Bar
Mrs. H. B. Phillips
Mrs. Phillips
Marion Barnes
Earl Tharp
Clifford Tharps
Merchant Marine
Sheepshead Bay
Boston
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Harry P. Dunlap
Mrs
Lee Dunlap
Philippines
A. R. McElwain
Glendale
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James H. Hiner
C. W. Cheadle
Beloit, Wis
Cheadle
Frank Cheadle
Jerry Monn
Batchelders
City Briefs
George Hillmer
Fifth Av Tue
Harry S. Johns
R. Slaymaker
Seventh Street SE
Crowe
Conn
Kelvin
Memoriam
Cpl
Leonard Modracek
Leonard
Darlene Modracek
Bonnie
Rank Modracek
Melvin
Leo
Pic
Ernest Wilson
H. Cc. Wilson
Killian
San Diego
Cail
Lois Y. Watson
32Nd
Oakena
Loren Bear
34Th St
United State Bank
First Trust & Sayings Bank
12Th St
1St Ave
Glen Glen Dale Martin
Keensake
Midway Drive
W. RR
Probasco Jewelery
2D Ave
Palace Theater
Dad
Tack's
Flrst
Claxton College Pharmacy
Dewayne Mannen
12Th Ave
Vincent’s
Efer
Jable
Kresee
Pete Eske- Drumbarser
Tipton
Iowa
Richards Bugecelde
Richards Laboratories
Baldridge Studio
Royal Laundry
10Th Ave
Bethany Congregational Church
Cc. G. Te Jeweler
W. Wedish
Anns
P. Cave Masseuse
Ave
LAGN
Ard Street
Pamots
Helene Curtis
Sla
Arantee Permanents
Wirst
Avenue BE
Bishop's
Call Noble
Banith
Mack Aortine
Pilater
Cashman Piambins
Reliable Man
Ray Leeper
Aru
Marry Davis
Ronnie
H. R. Butters
Paul
Jack Pordice
Morris Fur ‘Shop
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel Co
Novak Heating Co
Ird Ave
Center Point Road
Iowa Park
4Th Ave
C. W. Ziesman
Wagner
Center Point Rd
Mason
Millburn
Charlie’s
Globe Supresance Co
Karl
10Th St
3Rd Ave
Kirkpatrick
CE -Mar
Hammond
Marion Blvd
Danceland Me
Bob Welty
Jack Staulcup
Swisher Pavilion
Don Red
Fritz Heilbran
Doris Donavan
Tom Owen and His Cowboys
Lee
Frank Waldron
Conway Stables
Mt. Vernon ‘Road
Melody Lane
Draport Inn
Mirror Lounge
Ping
Erma Hoge
Imen
Midland Rubber CO
Shaver Road
MID- West Insulation CO
Allen Motor CO
Taft Hotel
Mr. Kratzer
Wag Porilance Service Co
J & R Motor
Ind Ave
C. & N. W Railway Co
Christensen
Baking CO
Nial Oor 5Th Ave
Towa Electric Welding Co
Mervesux Cos
Luke's Methodst Hospital
Mr. Jackson
Today International Harvester Co
2Nd Ave
Montgomery Ward
Brandh Ators
Aline Havengent
SentMenta
Neere Bes
Cee Yo
Eselsnee
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Limback Lumber CO
Andrew Jergens Company
Shoe Shine Boy
Danceland
Iwanted
Standard Tire CO
Pullman Hotel
Mgr
Reilley Seer
Marlene & Grocery
Good ‘Waren College
Ina Cal Ge
WMC
Collins Radio
Century Engineering Corf
Third ST. SE
RD Street
the Quaker Oats Co
2Nd St. NE
MR. Hansford
Foundry Department
Iowa Steel & Iron Works
12Th Ave. SE
Boys Gazette
City Circulation
the Gazette Company
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