Hogs Fairly Active as Livestock Markets Report Results
Chicago and Sioux City livestock reports show hogs selling up to $13.75 and lighter weights fetching higher prices. Cattle and sheep receipts appear steady to firm with various weight classes and cuts, while Iowa hog receipts across multiple yards and plants reflect moderate activity and price shifts.
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Chicago
Sioux City
UPI
WPAI
Omaha
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Receipts and prices for butter eggs cheese live poultry and potatoes across Chicago and New York markets show steady to firm conditions for best quality Bliss Triumphs and California long whites with multiple price tiers and strong activity in eggs and butter while New York reports firm egg prices and broad product receipts across bur and e markets.
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U S
California
Bliss
Arizona Bliss
U. Be
Arkansas Bliss
New York
No New A Tires Seen Until 1945
Rationing Chief Charles F. Phillips of OPA said new tires for A card motorists likely won’t be available until early 1945, not this fall as previously expected. He noted a large backlog of applications since May 1 when B card drivers became eligible, with demand far exceeding projections.
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Washington (Ap
Charles F. Phillips
OPA
Phillips
Pardee Named Passenger Traffic Manager for C N W Railway
Chicago unit announces Edward L. Pardee will become passenger traffic manager of the Chicago and North Western Railway effective July 1. He succeeds Tapert Thompson, who will retire.
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Chicago
Edward L. Pardee
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Tapert Thompson
Prime Hogs and Cattle Market Prices Rise in Cedar Rapids
Hog prices show an upward trend with top butchers at 13.45 and packers at 10.40. The report lists various weights and categories for hogs, cattle, yearlings, cows, bulls, calves, and sheep with corresponding price ranges.
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Cedar Rapids
Market prices for grains and farm products in Cedar Rapids
Grain figures show No 2 yellow corn 1.04, No 2 soybeans 1.86, No 2 oats 0.76 and 0.37, No 2 wheat 1.40, rye 0.95. Hay straw bargains at 10.00–12.00 per bale. hay 14.00–16.00. Poultry delivers: heavy springs 25, light springs 23, hens 1, leghorn 17. eggs 28–30. Fruits and vegetables listed with crate and box prices. hides and animal byproducts listed with sale figures.
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Oo Lst
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Telephone
Adams Exp
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Allied Chem
Kennecott
Allied Stores
Kresse S
Allis Chalmers
Kroger G & B
Amn Can
Libby McNeil
Pwr
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Armoue
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Nash-Kely
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Ohio
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Barnsdall
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Central
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North Am’n Co
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Nor Am'n
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Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Penick Ford
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Penna. R. R
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Penney
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Canada Dry
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Olin Phillips Pet
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Cerro de Pasco
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Shell ‘Union
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Pat “Union Pac
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Goebel
Uni Air Lines
Goodrich BF
Unit Dru
Goodyear Tive
Graham Paige
Uni Gas
Star Greyhound
Houston
Clway
Walworth
Hudson
Warner Bros
Hupp Mtrs
Yes Union
Westghouse el
Willys Ovid
Init Mining
Wilson & Go
Woolworth
Youngston S
Feith
CLOSE
Chicago
Istoces Butler Bros Iy
Quaker
Cherry
Swift x Co Chicago Corp
Swift India
Edison
Walereen
Wheat Prices Rise as Mills Drive Demand in Chicago
In Chicago, mills dominated wheat demand on Tuesday with prices advancing. July wheat closed 2 cents higher at 1.5844, oats and rye saw gains, while barley moved up to around 1.22. Cash provisions show barley at 1.25 to 1.44 and feed barley at 1.15 to 1.2242.
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Chicago
Wis. Dairy Briefs Cite Twins Cheddar Trade
Plymouth Wisconsin AP reports a brief on dairy trade for the week ending July 26 noting twins or cheddars in market coverage and Wisconsin cheese activity.
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Wisconsin
Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Gene Krupa Freed Of Second Charge
Gene Krupa, the famed swing drummer, is freed after the California supreme court ruled he will not face another trial on narcotics law violations. He had served 90 days for marijuana possession and was previously convicted in San Francisco on contributing to the delinquency of a minor related to the case.
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San Francisco
SNS
Gene Krupa
California State Supreme Court
Krupa
Johnston Holds Talks With Stalin in Moscow Meeting
Eric Johnston president of the United States Chamber of Commerce conferenced with Josef Stalin in Moscow on Monday. Vyacheslav Molotov and W Averell Harriman attended as witnesses, according to Radio Moscow reports released Tuesday.
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London
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Josef Stalin
Vyacheslav Molotov
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Radio Moscow
Kansas Delegate Collapses at National Convention
Co. C. Wilson, 65, Meade Kansas, collapsed from the heat at the Republican national convention and died minutes later of a heart attack in the emergency hospital. He was a member of the Kansas delegation.
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Chicago Stadium
C. Wilson
Meade
Kan
Kansas
Stocks Stage General Rise in War News Push
New York markets gained on war news as stocks climbed toward seven year peaks. Broad gains spanned many issues with 2.2 million shares traded in five hours, while investors watched higher priced issues and lower rated bonds move forward on Tuesday market activity.
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New York
NEW York Bond Review
Colorado
Southern
Kansas City
Ft. Scott
Memphis
Maine Central
Katy Adjustment
Norfolk and Southern
Army Railway Car Output Halted by Bethlehem Strike
Johnstown Pennsylvania AP report says 1200 Bethlehem Steel Cambria plant workers in Franklin car shops walked out halting army railway car production for European fronts and domestic freight. The strike began with 500 in wheel and axle unit and 700 on afternoon shift joined, over wage and job process changes. Ralph E. Hough says five men protested wage cuts and the walkout violated CIO United Steel Workers agreement.
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Johnstown
Franklin
Cambria
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Ralph E. Hough
CIO
United Steel Workers
Hughes Tool walkout halts war production in Houston plant
Labor leaders call the Hughes Tool walkout a showdown between the U S government and the Hughes company. Martin Burns of the United Steel Workers said the company provoked the action by failing to follow War Labor Board directives for 14 months, sparking a large worker turnout in Houston.
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Houston, Texas
LLP
Hughes Tool Company
Houston
United States
Hughes Company
Martin Burns
United Steel Workers of America
CSO
War Labor Board
Soviet Based Yanks Bomb Nazi Oil Plant
Soviet based U S heavy bombers from Russian bases attacked the German synthetic oil plant at Drohobycz Poland seventy five miles west of the front. The Eastern command of the United States strategic air forces in Europe announced good bombing results. United States Mustang and Red Air Force Yaks provided escort.
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Moscow
Drohobzyc
Poland
United States Strategic Air Forces
Europe
Red Air Force
Shinault in New Guinea and local war bond drive update
Mrs. Jack Shinault residing with her parents the Earl T Cones has word her husband is now in New Guinea. Reuben Smith Marion city and township war bond chairman reports $148,989.50 pledged to date, with $41,078 from the city since last Thursday.
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Shinault
New Guinea
Jack Shinault
Earl T. Cones
Reuben Smith
Marion City
Millie Coon
Washington, D. C
Ethel Mae Coon
FBI
Ethel Mae
Marion
Washington
Des Moines Hotel to Be Remodeled at 300000 Cost
E A Boss president of Boss Hotels announces a 300000 remodeling program for the Chamberlain hotel starting July 5. He notes the hotel reverts to owners July 1 under a government settlement and adds they were reimbursed for a complete redecorating job.
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Des Moines
E. A. Boss
Boss Hotels Company
Chamberlain
Boss
United States
Women’s Army Corps
Lt Beckett Suffered Skull and Back Fractures
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Beckett of Elmhurst drive NE report a letter from their son First Lt. Thomas A. Beckett of the Army Air Corps confirming serious wounds in action over France on June 11. He says he fractured his skull and back when his plane crash landed in England and that he is in a hospital receiving fine care as of June 17.
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L. D. Beckett
Elmhurst Drive
Thomas A. Beckett
Army Air Corps
War Department
France
Beckett
England
Lt. Beckett
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Center Point Fond NE
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A. Ave
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Minneapolis
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Neames
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Stella
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Garnet
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Union Railroad
Lady Helf
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Grand Hotel
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Hamburger King
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