Hog Market Holds at 30 000 Head in Chicago Markets
Chicago trades show hogs hold at 30 000 head with slower midweek demand. Receipts across regions include 18 000 hogs and 12 000 cattle at Chicago Livestock, with varying prices for weights and grades. Iowa and Omaha notes mirror light to steady activity, while Sioux City reports mixed demand and steady to lower quotes for hogs and cattle. Sheep receipts rise modestly with steady to higher prices for choice lambs.
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Chicago
Fed
WFA
Omaha
California
Sioux City
Chicago Produce Prices And Receipts In Heavy Trade
Chicago market report notes mixed receipts across butter eggs cheese and poultry with varied prices. Butter receipts 970 140 pounds and eggs 23 068 cases push market firm. live poultry steady to easy with turkey prices near 31 736 cents. cheese at 25.2 cents for twins. potatoes arrivals and milling market described with California and southern demand. New York up dressed poultry prices listed with wholesalers setting irregular caps.
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Chicago
California
Louisiana Bliss
Texas Buss
New York
Lsc
Briers
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Regional Market Notes
Mixed dairy and regional market briefs from Plymouth Wisconsin La Crosse Prairie du Chien Dubuque and higher New York bond market activity with railroad and utility stocks showing modest gains while industrials hold a steady undertone.
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DSSS
Priver
Davenport I(ap
la Crosse
Rise
Portasex
Nachange Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
McGreror War
Gordons Perry
Reokuk
Real
Fall
Stocks Steady After Lull in Trading Volume
In New York the market held a steady tone near the close as fresh buying in specialties provided support. Gains in the improved group ranged from fractions to more than a point, while volume fell sharply to about 1,500,000 shares.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York (Ap
Wednes SA
Vike
New York
All Grain Futures Show Broad Weakness in Trading
Chicago AP reports weakness across all grain futures with quiet trading after Tuesday’s short covering. Wheat fell 4.4 to 1.58, oats up to 个人, rye steady to down, barley down 0.4 to 1.17, July quotes noted.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market steady on Cedar Rapids sale day
Hog prices remained steady with top butcher bids at 13.45 while packers could bid up to 13.60. Cattle values showed mixed gains across steer and cow categories with prime and good ranges listed, and sheep and lamb prices noted for various weights and quality grades.
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C. R
Cedar Rapids
Ipabate
Camners Ssensveresseuerersenes
Grain and livestock price list from Cedar Rapids market
A Cedar Rapids market notice lists prices for grains including No. 1 yellow corn at 1.04, No. 2 yellow soybeans at 1.00, oats and wheat values, hay and straw prices, and poultry rates for heavy springs and hens. Also shown are current egg, wholesale fruit and vegetable prices, and various hides and animal product rates.
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City Briefs Report Local Medical Updates
Mark Steward of 826 Third Street NW underwent an operation at St Luke’s hospital on Tuesday. Mrs Gerald McArtor from 3219 Oakland Road is back home after four weeks as a patient at St Luke’s hospital. No women’s swimming at the YMCA pool Wednesday and the pool will be open Friday instead of Thursday. W P Sanford of 400 Sixteenth Street SE is seriously ill at Mercy hospital with no visitors. Glenn A Strickland of 1513 D Avenue NE, who had surgery at St Luke’s last Thursday, is recovering and may receive visitors. A Gazette brief yesterday misidentified Bertha Avis as the sister of a woman fined for drunkenness. there is no relation.
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Mark Steward
Third Street NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Gerald McArtor
St. Luke’s Hospital
Oakland Road
Y.M.C.A
W. P. Sanford
Sixteenth ‘Street
Rock Island Railroad
Mercy Hospital
Glenn A. Strickland
D Avenue
Bertha Avis
Third Street
Goodyear Service Omitted From Cedar Rapids Tire Inspectors List
The Gazette reports the Goodyear Service store was omitted from a revised list of official tire inspectors in Cedar Rapids. The unnamed Chamber of Commerce bureau will not meet Thursday. instead a stag party is planned for June 23 at Marion Country Club. About 120 plantings in novelty containers were sent to Schick General Hospital in Clinton Tuesday by Mrs. John L. Miller and Mrs. W. E. Brown, with Home Garden Club contributing and Cedar Rapids florists donating many containers.
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Goodyear
The
Chamber of Commerce
Marion Country Club
Schick General Hospital
Clinton
John L. Miller
W. E. Brown
Home Garden Club
Cedar Rapids
Charles D. Burns
Flora H. Smith
Des Moines
Will Kirwin
Earl F. Biggs
Marion
Servicemen’s Wives Club
Schick Hospital
Light Company
Bernice Hillerege Hutchison
Dorothy Gray Rasmussen
Nancy Ellen Hanscom Kline
Ruth Kruger
Consolidated Light and Power Company of Southern
Arizona
Phoenix
Chicago
W., F. Kruger
E. C. Hamm
Clarence Meggers
Thomas Park
Mrs. O H Allbee plans Iowa Legion aux convention
Mrs O H Allbee of Marshalltown a past department president and convention chairman traveled to Cedar Rapids to confer with the central Hanford post auxiliary board and organize plans for the Iowa department convention in Cedar Rapids August 16 17 and 18 A Boy Scout Troop 5 reorganizational meeting is set for Friday at 730 pm at Central Park Presbyterian Church Glen Mobry to lead Bert Foote district chairman and the organization committee will host a program on institutional responsibility tied to scouting with war movies shown.
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O. H. Allbee
Marshalltown
American Legion Auxiliary
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Hanford
Central Park Area
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Glen Mobry
Bert Foote
Children at Health Camp Get Their First Sun Bath
Sixty physically handicapped children at Camp Good Health enjoy their first sun baths under supervision. Younger and older children engage in crafts, hikes, and play as the camp budget nears its $3,695 target. Donations support meals, care, and activities run by the Public Health Nursing association.
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Naomi Deebet
Camp Good Health
Hawkeye Lumber
Lompany
Big Creek
Lincoln Highway
Camp Good Health Fund
Cedar Rapid Gazette
Public Health Nursing Association
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Marion News Briefs: Hospital Drive and Local Events
Marion began work on a Mercy hospital nurses home drive after a St Joseph hall meeting led by Rev T J McElliott. Campaign leaders include M W O Rieley and W D Curray with Mrs Michael Cira coordinating. pages list ward captains. various community events and church notices follow including swimming classes, social gatherings, and local notices.
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Marion
Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
M. W. O’rieley
W. D. Curray
Michael Cira
W. H. Balster
J. R. Brown
Crane company sues Christensen Construction for 178.77
The Crane company files in district court seeking judgment of 178.77 on an account for goods and merchandise with 5 percent interest from July 12 1943. International Milling company sues Ivan Enderes at Enderes grocery on an account. Ann Lyon of Cedar Rapids appointed clerk in district court office of Arthur Axmear.
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The
Crane Company
Daniel K. Christensen
Christensen Construction Company
International Milling Company
Ivan Enderes
Enderes
Ann Lyon
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Axmear
Reds Honor Allies United Nations Day in Moscow
Soviet newspapers marked United Nations Day with red flags flying over the Kremlin and government buildings. Premier Stalin lauded the Allied invasion of Western Europe in a page one statement.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Russia
United Nations
Council of People's Commissars
Great Britain
United States
Stalin
Western Europe
iSoviet
Leaner Food Days Seen Late in Year
Washington reports leaner civilian food days expected late this year due to reduced supplies of meats eggs fluid milk cream butter cheese canned fruits vegetables and corn products. The Agriculture Department notes most foods should remain plentiful for civilians in early summer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Williams Organized Air Borne Invasion Leader Identified
The war department identified Brig. Gen. Paul S. Williams of Los Angeles as the man who organized the air borne phase of the invasion of France. The report notes the scale of American steel production, enough to equip a destroyer every half hour during the day.
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Washington
War Department
Paul S. Williams
Los Angeles
France
American Mills
Card of Thanks and Lost and Found Notices Mixed
Abodeely family thanks friends for sympathy after loss of husband and father. Various lost items listed including a blue Sheaffer fountain pen, a brindle Boston bulldog Buddy, a damaged clothing package, a light blue rosary, and a brown Pekingese. Found a blue socket wrench in a blue box. Numerous local ads for Father’s Day gifts, jewelry, dry cleaning, and services fill the block.
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Abodeely
Joseph
Joseph Abodeely
Sheaffer
Boston
Buddy
Johnson
Schrader
1St Ave
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Minnesota
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
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H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
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Gust Mosel Merchants National Bank
Dams Express
Alfred Che
Manville Pa Aius
Aled
Mn Chalmers
Kennecott
Power Kroger
Amn Ee
Libby McNeil
Amre Owens
Ile & K
Myers
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Lin Lockhee
Amn Steel
Loews Inc
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Amn Weolen
Martin Oo
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Atlantic
Mont Ward
ATV Aviation Corp
Eh Murra Corp
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Nashely
Barnsdall
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Bendix
Best Foods
Natl Central Dairy
Beth Steel We
Nor Pac
Boeing Airp
Nor Amn Co
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Pitts
Serey
Zprcor
Gamble
Cerro de Pasco
Chrysler Mtrs
Rd Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Colg Palmolive
Schenley
Cera Peuch
Cons Edison
Shell Union i
Bak Bieimmons Co
Aircratfi
Bindaly
Contl
Socony Vaco
Motors
Pac Brown Drug
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Curtiss
Stan Caiale
Tan
Decrean Co
Stew Warner
Douglas Alr
Studebaker
Tidewater
Timken
Bening
Fox Film
Union Carbide
En Motors
Euit
Uni Gillette SR
Pruitt
Enee Goebel
Goodrich BP
Goodyear, Pitte
Graham Paige
Greyhound T Nor Ry Pr
Wabwort
Houston
Warner Bros Union
Wes
Hudson Mtrs
Hupp
Reas Willys Ovid
Mls
Centra
Wilson
Minin
Oolworth
Nicke
Youngstown
Zenith Radio
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City Briefs
Schick
American Legion Auxili- Mpv
Tars & Ates
Anna Kent Missionary Society
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Athene Club
Ladies Industrial Society
Olivet Presbyterian
Cnuren
L. R. Sand
Kiddies
Linn County
Jolly Blue Bird Group
Buchanan School
Bessie Decker
Biabel Woods
John’s Guild
St. John's Episcopal Church
Monticello
Cc. R. M
Euebisieee Sdis
Marion News
Azette
American Legion
Gertrude Jacobs
Dick Rust
Reuben Smith
Marion City
Ruby Powles
John J. Booth
William Jackson
P. A. Osborne
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Lo. A. Franke
C. E. Krog
G. L
Wright
Clyde Scott
Carl D. Wallace
John Selander
Frontier
Sadya
Assam
India
Marion Baptist Church
Jordan’s Grove
Mr. Selander
St. Lukes Hospital
Dan Lillie
George A., Schrimper
W. H. Roberts
Arlington
Mr. Roberts
Lillian Lickiss
True Blue Division
Methodist Church
Carroll Roberts
Osceola Lodge
Paul Knapp
Camp ‘Gruber
Okla
Fred Knapp
Tenth Avenue
Frank Travis
Camp Hood
Tex
Mary.Buzza
Miles
H. F. Lambertsen
Sealy Mattress
Tuckabache Club
Charles Granger
Sixth Street
W. L. Morgan
Guy Whitson
Walker
Fred Donaldson
Charles
Hattie HE. Rogers
Center, Point
Ralph Morgan
Gail
Christian Church
Retta-Knapp
Hunter College
Edith Gordon
Donald A. Rundquist
Marc Finnegan
O. W. Taylor
McGregor
Palmer
la Porte
Lake Simpson
Dallas City, Ill
Hazel Snell
Masonic Grand Lodge
Owen
John
Myrtle
Cunningham
Lisbon
Virginia’ Harman
Albert Fadenrecht
N. W. Harry
Marionto
George W. ‘Long
Fred H. Long
Tibee
Art L. Grice
New York City
Frank’ Nielsen
Okauchee
Ernest Benedict
Anamosa
Donald Roberts
Mrs
J. L. Roberts
Williams
Jack's
Pirst
Post Office
Lusgege
Katz Jewelry & Loan
1St St
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Schaeper's
MFG
Kresge
Chiverton
10Th ST
Vincent’s
Claxton Pharmacy
Floyd Smith
2Nd St
Singer Sewing
Singer Sewing Machine Co
1St Avenue SE
Schaefer
Kresze
3Rd Ave
Gace
First Christian Church
SANDS
Mrs. Platner
Richards
all _anta
Dial
Rayette
Rosie
Verene
3Rd St
NE. A
Lovely Lady Oil
Bishop's Lovely Lady Beauty
First Avenue
Paris Academy School of Beauty Culture Ghiteneen
Cold LaVogue Beauty Shop
Danceland
Nursday
Bob’ Welty
OWNE
Bob
Basie and His
Orch
Ce-Mar
Intel Pearl” Werner Hurdle & Halter Inn
Montrose Hotel
Swisher
Tom Owen
Cowboys
Draport Inn
Pipl I Epp
Don Fritz
Ronnie
Noble
Charlie's
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Millburn
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel Co
Ar Point Road
Walter Ehlers
Winz Miller
Reliable Man
Fred Young
Ray Leoper
Sparta
J.T Thomas
BUD Myers
Ralston
Claire Morrow
York
Onzette
Fieilo
WMO
Sears, Roebuck
Haegg Roofing Co
I. O. A. Foods
1St St. SE
General Labor
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St St NW
Colonial Baking Go
Hygrade Food Products Corp
A Ave
Rapids Chevrolet Co
North Linn
Rawleigh'a
Freeport
Davis Cleaners
HOTEL
Taft
Dia
Rotelncom
Sioux Falls
S. D
Paramount Building
Hopkinton Cold Storage and Locker Corp
Hopkinton
Krebs Dairy
Laren Co
Iowa City
Lames
Dysart
Rome
Honeymead Products Co
10Th St. SW
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Tool Designer
LaPlant-Choate
Quaker Oats Company
Bell Boys
Bell Captain
Mr. Beadle
Hotel Roosevelt
Bell Boy
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