Hogs Finish Fully Steady In Monday Estimates Market
Unofficial Monday livestock outlooks from Chicago report hog prices remaining fully steady as good and choice 180-270 pound hogs top at 1375. Cattle and sheep hold nominally steady with contractions in some segments. Sioux City and Des Moines notes show varied receipts and mixed gains across cattle hogs and sheep, with overall steady to firmer tone in several weight classes.
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Chicago
INS
Iowa
Des Moines
Minaesota
H.ster
Sirico
F. Foe
Sirigo Ibs
Livestock market reports steady to lower across classes
Receipts total 2,400 with steady to lower cattle and hog prices. Cattle like steers and yearlings eased. vealers weak to lower. cows and bulls down. sheep and lambs sharply lower on light demand while futures and market tone remained cautious. Top fed cattle near 1733 with heavier declines in medium grades.
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Sioux City
UPI
WPA
California
Cmmicaga
Secaco
Tata Priday Stern
Lambs Folly
Especady Ce
Wetzhts
Weery Eurry
Goa
Eider
Weissver
Enromon
Atesza
TELIA
Salisie
Sorina Ames
Scec
Chelee
Cautarzea
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET REPORT BRIMMING WITH FIGURES
Chicago produce receipts total 11 704 with extras and 52 acre standard. Western shipments show 9 score cars with various firsts and specials. Potatoes arrivals stand at 155 with total shipments 1 236 Californias 142 and track sales per 100 pounds. California loss whites priced, US No 1 washed figures listed.
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Chicago
Buitezr
aTelic
U. S
Wisconsin Cheese Plymouth and Mississippi River Stages Summary
Miscellaneous notes include Wisconsin cheese from Plymouth with prices for twins or cheddar at 4c and Mississippi River stage readings across Davenport Hastings La Crosse Portage Prairie du Chien Dubuque Gordons Prairie etc with falls and rises listed, showing river height changes. Readings indicate minor fluctuations in several locations and dates.
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Plymouth
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
Portage Peewee
Prairie du Chien
McGregor Sepa
Dubuque
Gordons Parrz Seeee
Ciinten Tesseeves
Rise
Wheat futures slide as liquidation weighs on Chicago market
Wheat futures sag as commissions liquidate holding through Saturday with buyers unable to sustain Friday gains. Prices fell 7 to 15 cents per bushel while oats, rye, and barley weakened amid expectations for the winter bumper crop. cash barley quoted around 1.25 to 1.44.
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Chicago
Commission House
Stock Volume Declines Anew
New York buyers boosted prices for several industrial specialties in a brief Saturday session. Most prominent shares and recently higher motors faced renewed selling pressure as volume slipped to about 500000 shares.
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New York
Cedar Rapids hog market reports higher prices on Saturday
Heavy butchers ten cents higher with top butchers at 13 45 and packers at 10 30. Cattle and lamb quotations listed. buyers urged to call 9158 before delivering hogs. Includes wide range of hog, cattle, and sheep prices and market activity notes.
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Cedar Rapids
Adams Express
Allied Chem
Kennecott
Kroger G & B
Libby McNeil
Libbey Owens
Lockheed
McKesson
Mols Moline
Armour d& Co
Mont Ward
Atchison SF
Murray Corp
Atlantic
Nash Kelv
Aviation Corp
Biscuit
Baldwin Loco
Cash
Balto d
Ohio
Dairy P
Barnsdall
Bendix Avn
Beth Steel
Nor Pac
Reyn
Union Pac
Gen Gas
Uni Aircraft
Gen Motors
Uni Air Lines
Gillette SR
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Greyhound
US Steel
ST Homestake
Jas WardStog
Stearer Bros
Hudson
Wes Union
Hupp
Westghouse el
Willys Ovid
Intl Mining
Wilson & Co
Woolworth al Intl Paper
Youngston S&s
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Butler Bros
Quaker A, Co
Quaker O. Pr
Swift & ‘Co
Chicago Corp
Swift Intl
Comw
Edison
Walgreen
Cedar Rapids Grain and Market Prices Report
Prices for corn soybeans oats wheat rye and straw are listed, with delivered poultry rates and egg quotes. Wholesale fruits vegetables and hides show varied crate and cwt prices, including Florida celery lemons naval oranges lettuce onions and apples, plus hunting for horse and hide values and glues.
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Florida
California
Naval
Texas
Roosevelt Names U S Delegation To Bretton Woods Parley
President Roosevelt named 12 leaders and economists to represent the United States at the Bretton Woods conference. The delegation, led by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau, includes Fred M. Vinson Edward E Brown Dean Acheson Marriner S. Eccles Mabel Newcomer Leo Crowley Spence Tobey Wagner Harry D. White and Wolcott among others from both parties and banking and currency committees.
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Roosevelt
United States
Bretton Woods
Treasury
Morgenthau
Senate
House
Fred M. Vinson
Dean Acheson
Edward E. Brown
First National Bank of Chicago
Leo T. Crowey
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Mabel Newcomer
Vassar College
Rep. Spence
D-Ky
House Committee On
Banking and Currency
Sen. Tobey
R-N. H
Senate Committee On
Wagner
D-N.y
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Harry D. White
Secretary of the Treasury
Rep. Wolcott
Rmich
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Official Name for Robot Bomb V 1
New York dispatch reports the official name for the German robot bomb is V 1, short for vergeltungswaffe number 2, announced by Nazi Deputy Press Chief Zindemann in a Berlin broadcast Friday night.
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New York
Zindemann
Berlin
Freighter Sinks in Willamette River Spill Near Portland
A Russian freighter capsized and sank in the Willamette River near Portland on Saturday. One man was admitted to Emmanuel hospital with possible internal injuries.
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Portland, Ore
Willamette River
Portland
Emmanuel Hospital
House Votes Probe of Farm Agencies
The House, by voice vote, ordered an investigation of government farm credit agencies to coordinate their activities. A House subcommittee on agriculture will carry out the inquiry.
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House
Washington
Subcommittee On Agriculture
Brazil's Agriculture Minister Sees Iowa Farms in Photo Tour
Des Moines AP Brazil's Dr Apolonio Sales visited Iowa with aides to film farm scenes and study hybrid corn and mechanized farming. He said Iowa's soil and farmer innovation under Henry Wallace make it a U.S. agriculture HQ. He aims to boost Brazil's per capita output using machinery and science in corn production.
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Des Moines
Brazil
Apolonio Sales
Iowa
South America
Sales
Oscar Guedes
United States
Henry Wallace
Morale in Germany Stays High Says U P Correspondent
Des Moines reports Ralph Heinzen former United Press bureau manager in Paris tells a Chamber luncheon that Germany requires complete disarmament not Versailles style. He warns no German revolt is likely as morale remains high and air supremacy favors Allies while oil and manpower remain critical. A GE plant in Schenectady reports 225 million man hours with no fatalities.
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Des Moines
Germany
Ralph Heinzen
United Press Bureau
Paris
Chamber of Commerce
Heinzen
Normandy
Siegfried Line
Hitler
Reich
Europe
Bricker Backers Challenge Dewey First Ballot Claim
The Bricker campaign disputed expected first ballot nomination for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and projected a Bricker win on the first count. Rumors of a Taft compromise and a potential convention deadlock were addressed as Bricker backers predicted a third or fourth ballot nominating Bricker.
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Dewey
Arthur F. Degreve
Chicago
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Clarence Brown
Brown
National Committee
Harrison E. Spangler
Spangler
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Resolutions Committee
Taft
Gov
Marion Patrons Notified of Office Vacation and Local Updates
The Gazette announces a two week vacation for Marion business manager Fred D. Ross starting Sunday. Patrons with route delivery irregularities after 6 pm should contact Charles Kurt. The notice also reports Raymond Mann transferring to Cedar Rapids, Vernon Melendy death confirmation, and various social notes including meetings, visits, and hospital updates.
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Marion
Fred D. Ross
the Gazette
Charles Kurt
Training of Navy Flyers at Iowa City Curtailed
General plan reduces Iowa Preflight school training by half. Half of cadets who finish preflight will move to primary training based on officer aptitudes flying skill academic and physical results. Those cut from the program may withdraw or pursue seven alternatives. V-5 entrants lose withdrawal option.
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Navy
Iowa City
Iowa Navy
E. D. Washburn
Washburn
Capt. Washburn
Navy Cuts Pilot Training By About Half After Air Losses
The navy reports air combat casualties are one third lower than expected and will cut pilot training about 50 percent. Most cadets will stay within the aero nautical organization as combat air crewmen or seamen on new carriers. V-12 graduates may complete training in non aviation branches. two year college cadets can train as reserve midshipmen with deck officer commission. Cadets may serve in non aviation roles or withdraw.
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Washington
Navy
More Buyers Than Sellers of Farms Now
Dr. W. G. Murray of Iowa State college told about 100 bank insurance real estate and farm representatives that buyers exceed sellers in farm land. He urged a stop look listen mindset to resist using current values and crops for land appraisals and urged valuers to show differences between present values and those of 1940 and the postwar period.
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Lincoln
W. G. Murray
Iowa State College
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Murray
Marion Area Church Schedules For Sunday Services
Listings show multiple denominations including Baptist Christian Congregational Free Methodist Methodist Presbyterian St Pauls Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God and Prairie Chapel with times for Bible school Sunday school morning and evening worship services masses sermons and youth activities. Notable items include St Josephs Catholic mass at 8 and 10 am and Westminster Fellowship outing at 6 30 pm with leader Bob Shaw.
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Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Endeavor
James M. Lower
C. B. Patrick
James P. Gable
C. V. R. de Jong
Westminster Fellowship
Bob Shaw
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Foresters pallbearers set for Bachkis funeral
Cedar Court No. 3 Foresters will act as pallbearers for Peter Bachkis whose funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Brosh chapel. A Trinity Methodist mission school begins Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. with the book For All of Life presented under supervision of Mrs Effie Houx Mrs Lena Hetherington Mrs Gertrude Keyes and Mrs Otto Hanzlik W S C S officers will file quarterly reports. R L Whelan state commander of the Disabled American Veterans leaves for Des Moines for the state convention Sunday Monday and Tuesday Delegates from Cedar Rapids chapter No 10 depart Monday including Robert Detrick chapter commander elect Bernard Port Ernest Greenwood and H L Walkup.
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Foresters of America
Cedar Court No. 3
Peter Bachkis
Brosh Chapel
Trinity Methodist Church
Effie Houx
Lena Hetherington
Gertrude Keyes
Otto Hanzlik
R. L. Whelan
The
Disabled American Veterans
Des Moines
D.A.W
Cedar Rapids
Robert Detrick
Bernard Port
Ernest Greenwood
H. L. Walkup
Waterloo Girl Dies Of Crash Injuries
Miss Barbara Ann Spiegel fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Spiegel of Waterloo died Friday afternoon in a Cedar Falls hospital from injuries suffered Thursday night in a motorcycle auto crash on highway 218 southeast of the city. She rode with Robert Cook seventeen of Waterloo who sustained injuries and was treated and released. Patrolmen and police seek the driver of a 1929 sedan that struck the motorcycle and fled the scene.
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Cedar Falls
Barbara Ann Spiegel
E. L. Speigel
Waterloo
Highway 218
Robert Cook
Cook
Bandits Take Nearly 15 000 From Chicago Exchange
Two masked bandits armed with a shotgun and sledgehammer robbed the Chicago Kedzie currency exchange. They forced cashier Mrs. Alice Iwicki to lie on the floor while smashing open the cage and grabbing about 15 000 in cash just delivered by an armored car. An extra 5 000 in the cage was left behind.
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Chicago
Chicago-Kedzie
Alice Iwicki
Navy DSM Award for General Corlett Named
The Navy announced the Distinguished Service Medal award for Major General Charles H. Corlett 54 for tactical leadership in the capture of Kwajalein atoll in the Pacific Marshall Islands.
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Washington
Navy
Forrestal
Charles H. Corlett
U. S. Army
Kwajalein Atoll
Pacific Marshall Islands
Air WAC Revue Opens Tonight at Memorial Coliseum
Doors open 7 30 p m for the Air WAC Revue a khaki clad two hour show at Memorial Coliseum sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Civil Air Patrol. The 30 former entertainers from stage screen and radio perform music comedy and dance with Cpl Alberto Gutierrez Cpl Bobby Stevenson Pfc Dickie Cohen and a 12 piece band under Staff Sgt George Peterson admission is free.
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Army Air Forces
Memorial Coliseum
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Air Patrol
Air Wacaravan
Alberto Gutierrez
Nelson Eddy
Jeannette MacDonald
Bobby Stevenson
Sammy Kaye
Charlie Barnett
Pfc
Dickie Cohen
George Peterson
Publicity attack on CIO ties to White House stirs House panel
Washington D C. The House Un American Activities Committee faced a Fresh blast as Rep Eberharter threatened resignation after columnist Pegler published alleged records showing calls between the White House CIO Political Action Committee Eleanor Roosevelt and Vice President Wallace The subpoenas purportedly released to Pegler sparked a heated altercation with two unnamed committee members saying they had no knowledge of the subpoena.
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Washington
INS
House
Rep
Eberharter
D-Pa
White House
CIO
Political Action Committee
Westbrook Pegler
PAC
Eleanor Roosevelt
Wallace
Pegler
Stassen Won't Take Second Place Says Chicago Speech
National Stassen for President committee chairman Dr. R C Radabaugh announced in Chicago that Lt Cmdr Harold E Stassen would be presented for the Republican nomination at the national convention and that he would not accept the vice presidency under any circumstances.
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Chicago
R. C. Radabaugh
Cmdr
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
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