Hogs Rise in Prices Across Midwest Livestock Markets
Official Tuesday lean hog receipts estimated 15 000 to 20 000 head with prices up to 15 cents higher. Cattle and sheep largely steady to lower with limited demand. hogs strongest, top quotes around 14 35 per hundredweight in Chicago. Major yards including Sioux City Omaha and Des Moines reported varied gains and sluggish trade with softer cattle in early bids.
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Chicago
Carly Ton
Veslers
Sioux City
UPI
U &. Pepe Agriculture
Omatia
Omaha
Atockler
Colorado
New York market dairy and poultry prices and receipts
Market report from New York and Chicago showing two day receipts for eggs butter and cheese with OPA price controls. Notable values include New York butter receipts 1 252 343 and 1 470 930 unsettled creamery grades. eggs packed firsts 39 34 40s 41%s cents. dressed poultry demand and live poultry market activity.
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New York
OPA
Chicago
U. S
California
Anck
Arkansas Bliss
Oklahoma Biss
Alabama Blilss
Texas Bliss
Few Japanese Prisoners of War in U S Says Gullion
General Gullion said on a radio program that the United States held 62 Japanese prisoners of war, while Japan held thousands of Americans. He urged humane treatment, noting all other belligerents agree to Geneva-style laws and that each nation selects a government to represent prisoners.
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Washington
Allen W. Gullion
United States
3 Gullion
Japan
Eed
Hog and cattle market prices from Cedar Rapids report
Prices across hogs cattle and sheep show five cent drops on hogs with top butchers at 13.75 and long haul at 13.85. Cattle ranges list steers from 10.00 down to 16.00 for prime and mixed grades, yearlings and heifers also priced, plus California market brackets and sheep values for various weights.
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Cedar Rapids
Calif Market
Cedar Rapids Market Reports Grain and Poultry Prices
Market data lists grain and oats prices with various grades for No 2 white 65c No 3 63c Wheat No 1 1.20 No 2 1.16 Rye No 75c Corn No 2 yellow 94c No 3 at suybenna No 2 yellow 1.66 Hay and straw prices bale ranges 12.00 14.00 for straw 14.00 16.00 for hay Poultry prices by weight Leghorn hens 1.5c Heavy hens 7c Scraps 16c Ducks 1c Geese 11c Pigeons 1.00 per dozen Ears 1 No 1 33c Henneries 36c Current receipts 34c Wholesale Vegetables Florida celery 6.00 6.50 per crate Lemons 7.45 California navel oranges 5.75 Lettuce 6.09 Onions 2.84 Sweet potatoes 5.10 Apples Winesaps ex.
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Florida
California
Texas
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and River Market Figures
Listing shows Wisconsin dairy prices for June 14-19 with Twins or cheddars at 2344¢. Mississippi River market figures from Davenport to Memphis display city by city rises and falls in prices and flows, including Hastings La Crosse Prairie du Chien Dubuque Davenport Keokuk St Louis Cairo and Memphis.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Mississipte River Stagls
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse Ab
Prairie Au Chien
McGregor
Dubuque
Davenport Te
Keoku
St. Louis Wat
Cairo
Memphis
Wheat Corn Oats and Rye Fall in Chicago Grain Pit
Persistent selling hit Chicago grain pits as wheat oats and rye fell more than a cent. Wheat closed 13 1/4 to 144 1/4 cents lower with July and September around 1.44, corn steady, oats down 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 cents, rye down 1 3/4 to 1 3/4 cents amid hedging pressure and profit taking.
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Chicago
Gillette Opposes World Federation in Broadcast Debate
Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts urged in a broadcast that only a federated international union can ensure world peace and cooperation. Senator Gillette argued such a federation sacrifices sovereignty and favors cooperation among sovereign nations.
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Washington
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
United States
Gillette
D-Ia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pistol Pete Reiser Leads Fort Riley Hit Parade
Harold Pete Reiser former Brooklyn Dodger now in the army joined Fort Riley Centaurs to defeat Enid Oklahoma air force team 16 0 with five consecutive safeties including a triple marking a strong showing in Sunday play.
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Wichita, Kan
Harold
Pete” Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Army
Fort Riley
Stocks Switch To Sales Side on Inflation Fears
New York markets swung to the selling side as reports of drastic anti inflation measures spurred a broad decline. Downgrades of one to over two points spread, with about 1.5 million shares traded. Bond market also fell fractions to around two points in late trading. Reorganization railroad issues led losses while higher priced industrials and utilities showed resistance. U.S. government bonds largely untouched.
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New York
Wall Street
New
Labor Aims to Crucify Farmers With Subsidy Policy
Secretary Charles W. Holman of the National Cooperative Milk Producers federation charges organized labor with seeking a subsidy rollback that would hurt American agriculture. He claims labor has secured wage gains that outpace urban living costs by 40.6 percent over four years and accuses them of forcing policy via commando thrusts before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee.
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Washington
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Organized Labor
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
Holman
Mysterious new disease revealed by government doctors
In testimony before a House committee US Public Health Service physicians disclosed a new unidentified disease with high mortality but limited spread. Dr. R E Dyer said the agent has been isolated in animals and noted the first cases at New Iberia Louisiana with 17 cases and eight deaths, mostly among nurses.
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Dyer
New Iberia
Japan Islands Hit by Two Severe Earthquakes
Seismologists from Fordham Harvard and St Louis universities report two strong quakes Sunday rocked Japan. Fordham seismologist Father Joseph J Lynch suggests the main event may have been inland with a possible tsunami if it struck offshore. St Louis seismologist Florence Robertson places epicenter about 600 miles off the Japan coast in the Japan trench.
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Harvard
St. Louis
Japan
Joseph J. Lynch
Florence Robertson
St. Louis University
Japan Trench
Free cooking classes Tuesday in Glow room at Town-llinois Gas and Electric
City briefs note free cooking classes every Tuesday at 2:00 PM in the Glow room of Town-llinois Gas and Electric. Other items report deaths in Dubuque, travel for Dr. Bauer, and local civic notices including a war council appointment and AWOL arrests.
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Llinois Gas & F Electric Company
Loftus company employees join AFL union after talks
About 55 to 65 workers at Loftus company 965 Second Avenue SW dissolved their independent union and joined the American Federation of Labor. D Fay Merrill of Cedar Rapids Build ing Trades council led negotiations with Loftus and company representatives were Robert Loftus and George A Thomas co owners. Paid vacation clauses and a union shop agreement were included. Cub Pack No 6 held its last meeting of the season at Beverpark after a picnic supper with various awards and advancements.
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Loftus Company
Second Avenue
American Federation of Labor
D. Fay Merrill
Building Trades Council
Cedar Rapids
Merrill
Comany
Robert Loftus
George A. Thomas
Boy Driver Fined On Three Counts After Crash
James Meyers, 15, of 720 Third Street SW, faced three counts after a Sunday crash at Second Avenue and Tenth Street SE. He allegedly drove without a license, reckless in driving, and failed to identify himself. Hawley and passengers suffered minor injuries. Meyers paid fines totaling 37 dollars.
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James Meyers
Third Street
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Meyers
Walter Hawley
Davenport
Hawley
Paul Wagner
Jacqueline Selter
Naomi Hawley
Harry S. Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Howard R. Churchill
Kiwanis to Hear Talk On War Prisoner Work
Dr. Ethan T Colton of the YMCA War Prisoners Aid speaks at the Kiwanis luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. He notes 28 years in YMCA foreign service and visits German camps where most prisoners are held, discussing treatment of American youths. Reservations due by 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Ethan T Colton
Y.M.C.A
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Colton
Foreign Service
International Committee
Germany
Gordon D. Barger
Kiwanis
Les Jones
Edwin Zeller
Court Hears plea in drunken driving case and equity calendar
Robert L Irvine alias Lee Irvine, 38, of Forty second Street SE, pleads innocent in Judge G K Thompson's court to operating a vehicle while intoxicated as a third offender. Bond set at 1500. He was arrested Saturday near Hill Top Inn southeast of Cedar Rapids. Previously convicted for similar charges in Fayette County on January 22, 1938 and September 7, 1940. Equity assignments include Carne vs Carne motion and Central City State Bank trusteeship objections with dates through June 30 and into July. Pearl Fagan dismissed suit against Carl Fagan for separate maintenance. Melen Thompson seeks separate maintenance from Ronald F Thompson.
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Robert L. Irvine
Lee Irvine
Forty-second Street
G. K. Thompson
P J Whittemore
Harlan Snyder
Hilltop Inn
Cedar Rapids
Fayette County
Irvine
Carne
G. P
Sysler
Bean
Hunter
Davis
Paseka
Secor
Fink
Katzoff
Larson
White Negro Clash In Detroit Suburb Inkster Riots Prompt Police Blockade
In Inkster a reinforced police detail guarded the Negro quarter and padlocked five taverns after weekend clashes between whites and Negroes. Officers forced white residents to move and dispersed a crowd said to include soldiers and civilians. Several injured, including one hospital patient. The violence allegedly started with a park confrontation between white and Negro youths.
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Detroit
Inkster
Inkster Park
American liberator bomber shoots down three in raid on Sicily
Cairo reports a four engine American bomber damaged 12 German Messerschmitts during Sundays Sicily raid. Pilot Lieut. T. Ryan of Chicago credited with the victory. Sergt. E. W. Martens of Rome Wis Staff Sergt. J. A Gibbs of Toledo Ia and Tech Sergt Levy of New York credited with victories. Levy also credited with two probable wins.
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Cairo
Sicily
Monay
Lieut. T. Ryan
Chicago
E. W. Martens
Rome
Wis
J. A Gibbs
Toledo
Tech
Levy
New York
Missing Marion Woman Prompting Sheriff Investigation
Laura Northrup, 47, is missing from her Marion home in the 700 block of Seventh Avenue. She was last seen between 7 am and noon Saturday, reportedly ill, 5 feet 6 inches tall, 130 pounds with brown hair and eyes, wearing a yellow print dress and carrying a brown square sample case. Sheriff James Smith’s office is handling the inquiry.
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Laura Northrup
James Smith
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Northrup
William Northrup
Local Meetings And Notices In Linn County
A Tuesday band rehearsal at 7 30 in the Lincoln building invites all intending summer concert players. Republican women of Linn County are invited to breakfast Tuesday at 10 at the Montrose hotel. Mrs J W Ballard of Cedar Rapids reviews One World by Wendell L Willkie. Cattle fly spray offered at 69c per gallon with bring your own container at Coast to Coast Store. The Cornelian club hosts a dessert luncheon Wednesday at Mrs C A Bailey’s home 1282 Tenth street. Shoes on sale before stamp 17 expires tomorrow. Lieut John Stewart of North Camp Hood Texas arrives Monday to visit the J A W Stewarts. Miss Elsie Stewart of Des Moines vacationing in Marion for a week.
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Linn County
Montrose Hotel
J. W Ballard
Cedar Rapids
Wendell L. Willkie
Cornelian Club
C A. Bailey
Tenth Street
John Stewart
North Camp Hood
Texas
J. A. W. Stewarts
Elsie Stewart
Des Moines
Marion
Ameras
Pres Greer Foction
Katz Jewelry
ST. SE
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Jack's
1St St
Singer Sewine Machine Co
Richards
Richards Laboratories
L. A
Ramons
Vincent S” Jewelry
Sands Printing CO
2Nd St
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
3Rd Ave
Birthday Party Observes Seventh Birthday of John David Ballard
Mrs. Har old Ballard hosted a Friday birthday party at 908 Eighth Avenue for her son John David. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees from South Sioux City, Neb., and nearby towns.
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John David
Harold Ballard
Eighth Avenue
Janice Shrader
South
Sioux City
Ned Jerry
Mary Strachen
Carl Edward Krog
Larry Lewis
Robbie Byse
Edward Lala
John de Jong
Jerry Brotemartle
Nancy Wickham
Merlene Knight
Jeannine Murray
Sylvia Leeks
Marilyn Trittle
Charlese Birmingham
Joyce Ann Kolda
H. B. Leibaugh
G. W. Shrader
Janice
South Sioux City, Neb
Shrader
H. B. Levilaugh
Allies Pound Jap Rabaul Airdrome
Allied communique reports the third raid in four days to destroy airpower at Rabaul New Britain. Flying Fortresses and Liberators struck Vunakanau for two hours on Sunday, dropping 30 tons of bombs and starting fires visible 50 miles away.
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Allied Headquarters
Australia
Rabaul
New Britain
Vunakanau
Rapopo
Lakunai
Gasmata
Dili
Koepang
Timor
Malanang
Lae
New Guinea
Komiatum
Whoepang
Gona
Port Moresby
Joseph Hensler
N. J
Want Ad Rates and Lost Dog Notice
Rates for consecutive days and ad specifications for The Cedar Rapids Gazette. Lost dog Jingle, a white wirehaired terrier, answers to Jingle, last seen near 7560, with reward.
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Cinzette
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