Hogs Rallyed to End as Livestock Markets Mixed in Chicago Region
AP reports mixed livestock activity with hogs slipping 10 to 20 cents from Friday highs, while cattle and sheep held steady. Receipts for Saturday include 19,000 hogs, 1,200 calves, and lighter cattle and sheep at major markets in Chicago, Des Moines, Omaha, and Sioux City with prices varying by weight and class.
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Minnesota
Omaha
Good Sons
Sioux City
Chicago market receipts and prices for poultry eggs butter
Chicago and New York produce reports show mixed firm markets for eggs butter and cheese. Receipts and prices span multiple items including eggs at 12 555 cases and butter with OPA maximums, while poultry and potatoes carry varied offerings and steady to firm tones amid limited trading.
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Idaho
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Wyoming
Bliss Triumphs
U S
Nebraska
Bliss
U_S
New York
OPA
Wool Market Report Signals Mixed North and West
A miscellaneous wool market note reports 8,000 fleeces contracted in the north and additional lots in Wyoming. Prices show a grease basis range around Jaz with most purchases referenced, while Boston prices appear to vary.
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Boston
Local Hog Prices Fall Ten Cents on Cedar Rapids Market
Prices on all hog grades slipped 10 cents on the Cedar Rapids market Friday. Top price for butchers was 14.90, for long haul no-fill 15.00, and for packers 14.55.
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Austin Minn AP
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Waterloo
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Report
Grain and produce rates listed for oats wheat corn and soybeans with assorted grades. Hay straw poultry fruit vegetables and hides priced, including rabbits and horses with varied units and conditions.
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Grain Develops Easier Tendency
CHICAGO UP grain futures showed a softer trend Friday with wheat down 5 to 1 cent a bushel. Corn held at 1005s, oats unchanged to off 1.35, and rye fell to about 15g. Prices for cash wheat and various feed and field seeds were listed in Chicago markets.
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Double Size of Rationing Staff
The Linn county war price and rationing board in Cedar Rapids doubled its volunteer staff Friday to handle a surge in renewals and applications. Chief clerk A. T Pleune said about 10 volunteers worked that morning with Kiwanis volunteers finishing a third night this week on B and C gasoline ration renewals while the board also registered institutional and industrial users of sugar coffee and processed foods.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County War Price and Rationing Board
A. T Pleune
Kiwanis Club
225 000 Pounds of Pork Confiscated
A U S department of agriculture spokesman said under war powers act 225 000 pounds of pork products and lard were confiscated from John J Felin and company Philadelphia one of the citys largest meat packers The action followed failed negotiations over value and the government will pay what it considers just and fair compensation.
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Irregular Stock Trends Dividend Cross Currents Hit Friday
New York reports uneven price moves as profit taking and weekend positioning pressuring readers. Golds, coppers, rubbers, rails and steel show some gains despite rough patches. overall market closes mixed with small losses and gains. Total volume around 2 million shares, with light activity in low-priced issues.
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New York
New York Bond Review Notes Mixed Trading
The market showed steady to slightly lower prices with unchanged or softer yields. Several notable transactions featured Cotton Belt issues reaching new highs in six years, and gains appeared in Colorado and Southern 4s and Consolidated Edison 3 1/2s.
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Red Cross Doughnuts Boost Yanks' Morale
London dispatch reports American soldiers in Great Britain and Ireland receive fresh doughnuts and coffee from Red Cross morale services. Harvey D. Gibson, director in the European theater, says field units will move with forces wherever they go to support troops on the road toward Berlin and Rome.
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United States Army
Man Held for Vagrancy Accused of Knife Threat
J. W. (Tex) Moore of 108 Sixth street NE was found guilty of vagrancy when arraigned before Justice of the Peace Howard R Churchill. Bond was set at $50 and Moore was jailed to await disposition after police reported he threatened a waitress with a knife Thursday night.
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Tex) Moore
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Justice of the Peace
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Actress Wendy Barrie Denies Las Vegas Engagement Rumors
In Los Angeles film actress Wendy Barrie denied reports from Las Vegas that she would marry Benjamin Siegel of New York and Hollywood. Siegel also denied the engagement rumors.
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Wendy Barrie
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New York
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High Twelve reports Iowa delegation aboard new battleship Iowa
High Twelve members heard Rep. John R Gardner of Lisbon describe the commissioning in New York Harbor on February 22. Gov Hickenlooper, Sen Whitehill and Adjutant General Grahl attended as Iowa’s delegation. Gardner noted the 45,000 ton ship’s vast size, 16 inch guns, and its speed to keep pace with destroyers. The silver service from the old battleship may join Iowa in a museum after the war.
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Iowa
New York Harbor
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Ben C. Whitehill
Marshalltown
Ady
Charles H. Grahl
Gardner
Navy
Gov. Hickenlooper
Rep Gardner
Rep. Gardner
Towa
Tokio
Legislators Meet With Cedar Rapids Chamber Committee
State Senator Frank C. Byers and State Rep. George E. Farmer of Cedar Rapids attended a Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce committee meeting at the Montrose hotel. Rep. John Gardner of Lisbon and Gov. B. Hickenlooper with his secretary Leo Custer were unable to attend.
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George E. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Executive to Speak at Cedar Rapids Farmers Club
Dallas E. Western of Quaker Oats grain department in Chicago will be principal speaker at the Cedar Rapids Farmers Club third meeting Tuesday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. Dinner reservations are via the Chamber of Commerce. He led a statewide oats improvement campaign and will discuss disease resistant varieties and the Iowa effort.
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Quaker Oats Company
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Farmers Club
Roosevelt Hotel
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Iowa
Ace White: Fifth German Plane In North Africa Despite Odds
Thomas Ace White, 21, of Kelso Washington, claims his fifth Luftwaffe victory over a Me 109 near Lahendha Tunisia while supporting a bomber unit. He cites four prior wins including two Me 109s and a Focke Wulf 190, crediting a dogfight near Gabes and a sea kill near Pantelleria.
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Criminal Assignment Listed by Heiserman
Judge J E Heiserman Friday posted an assignment of criminal cases for Tuesday in district court. The defendants include Jerome I Gearhart embezzlement Ed Vanous embezzlement Leland Rouse uttering a forged instrument Frieda Joss illegal sale of beer to minors Betty Chambers illegal sale of beer to minors Jack Hathaway seduction Sam Simmons Clementine Simmons and Nola Condon illegal sale of intoxicating liquor Jack Young keeping a gambling house Elwood Freese desertion of wife and minor children Floyd F Hall operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated Walter Leo Norland operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated Lucila Flenniken embezzlement. George Secor 31 of 624 Twenty first street NE was arrested Friday morning by P J Whittemore deputy sheriff on a charge of embezzlement by bailee. Secor is in the Linn county jail. George Roemig named administrator of the estate of his father William Roemig who died July 1 1942 in Cedar Rapids.
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Jack Young
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Floyd F. Hall
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Lucila Flenniken
George Seco
Twenty-first Street
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Secor
Linn County
Labor Draft Backer Raps Hoover Claim
Grenville Clark, advocate of national service, told the Senate military committee that Hoover’s claim time is on the side of the allies is misleading. Clark warned Hoover’s views invite Americans to “take it easy” as the war drags on and cited a 1939 newspaper report about British seapower and French defense.
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Drafting bill sparks debate over airpower role in war
Clark acknowledged opposition from labor leaders to the service bill he helped draft and warned of Axis propaganda in the United States. He said the bill would authorize conscription of men and women for farm and factory work if voluntary efforts fail, but is not a call for involuntary servitude as the President would first seek volunteers.
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New Men in List of Best Generals
The war’s shifting tides elevate five new military leaders into the world’s top ten. The lineup includes MacArthur Rommel Timoshenko Chiang Kai-shek Montgomery Eisenhower Zhukov Golikov Paulus, with newcomers Alexander and Golikov joining. Also notes strategic team rises and a Margarita Island fishing-based economy.
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Britain
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Japan
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Germany
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Employers Hear Whys Why Nots Of Wage Boosts
Wal ter W King regional director of the wage and hour division spoke at a Friday noon luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel detailing how the division guides wage stabilization rules. He urged about 150 manufacturers and others to consult wage and hour officials before adjusting wages to avoid War Labor Board requirements and potential penalties.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
War Labor Board
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Detroit restaurant owner seeks Supreme Court treason relief
Max Stephan, a Detroit restaurant owner convicted of treason for harboring a German aviator, asks the Supreme Court to set aside his death sentence. The petition contends that the overt acts cited were aid to an individual, not treason, and moves for a directed verdict of not guilty for lack of proof of aid and comfort to the enemy.
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Max Stephan
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United States
Supreme Court
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Navy Commission Applicants Placed Before Cedar Rapids Board
A special officer selection board in Cedar Rapids considered 475 applicants for Navy commissions up to 2 pm Friday. The rush eased by Friday, with many still scheduled for afternoon appointments. The board began Wednesday and planned to conclude its Cedar Rapids visit Saturday at 5 pm.
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Special Officer Selection Board
Cedar Rapids
Buttons Belts and Buckles Match Your Dress Tone
Local ads list sewing center offers on matching accessories and leather goods. Shops promote belts gloves and buckles in brown tones and sale prices with installment plans and contact numbers.
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