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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1945

Page

7

Wholesale Hog and Cattle Receipts Reported Across Markets

Chicago and Iowa hog receipts for Wednesday show 7,000 salable head with 9,500 in Iowa, weather and road conditions suppressing volumes. Cattle losses to Monday levels are offset by steady to higher bids, with steers around 17.15 dollars and lambs near 16.65 to 16.85. Sioux City and Omaha markets posted active hogs at ceiling prices and firm cattle, while Des Moines tallies 9,500 hogs with mixed sow and feeder prices and heavy concentration-yard activity across interior markets.

Chicago Iowa Corn Belt Colorado Sioux City Omania Livestock Omaha Tapi WFA Des Moines Lone Minnesota Good and Choice

Cedar Rapids Hog Prices Hit Ceiling Levels

Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market held at ceiling Tuesday. Top price for prime butchers is 14.45, packers 13.70. Listings show ranges for hogs, cows, calves, and lambs with various weight classes and quality grades reflecting strong market demand.

Des Moines Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Grain and Market Prices Report

Grain and market prices list for Cedar Rapids includes corn No 2 yellow at 1.00, old No 2 yellow at 1.03, oats white 0.Tc, wheat No 2 1.40, rye No 2 1.00, hay and straw prices, poultry weights and prices, eggs and wholesale fruits vegetables with California celery 5.75, lemons 6.00, lettuce 4.50, onions 2.08, sweet potatoes 3.50, apples Jonathans 4.05, naval oranges 5.89, cobblers 3.50, hides and other livestock prices, plus miscellaneous notes on market items and prices.

Timothy Hay Co Poultry Texas

Stock Market Gains Ground Amid Steel Demand Surge

NEW YORK AP reports a surge in stock prices driven by demand for steels and high grade industrials lifting fractions by over five points and pushing the market to its highest level since Sept. 4, 1937. Transfers topped 1.7 million shares as traders chased leaders across the board.

New York NEW York Bond Review

Grain Dips Then Stages Recovery In Chicago Market

Grain futures held near steady amid light trading after a dip and partial recovery. May wheat rose to about 1 cent, near unchanged to 1 cent higher from Monday, while corn eased but stayed around $1.14, oats mixed, rye and barley down, with various feed and seed prices listed for benchmark contracts.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Snapshots and Atlas Range Note

Chicago produce markets report steady tonnage with mixed grades across butter eggs and poultry. Receipts include 5 745 tubs butter 14 922 cases eggs and live poultry with prices noted for ducks geese turkeys and hens. New York wholesale prices show butter cheese and egg quotes with current receipts and standard grades. The Atlas mountains e extend across Algeria Morocco and Tunisia with higher average elevation than the Alps.

Chicago U. S Maine Katahdins Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Triumphs Canada Florida Bliss New York Atlas Algeria Morocco Tunisia Alps

Court Upholds Bading Verdict

The Iowa supreme court on Tuesday affirmed the Linn county district court conviction of John Bading a farmer near Coggan for receiving stolen property. The ruling rejected claims of late indictment and jury and county attorney misconduct and upheld sentences for Bading and co defendants based on 1943 thefts of hogs involving William Isaac Preston Jess Eyerly and Fred Eyerly.

Iowa Supreme Court Linn John Bading Coggan Bading G. P. Linville Fort Madison High Court William Isaac Preston Jess Eyerly Cedar Rapids Fred Eyerly Fred Preston Linn County

City Briefs Roundup From Iowa City

Mrs Emma Johnson in University hospital with treat iye condition. United Service Women unit No 337 to elect officers Thursday at 7 30 p m in Sokol hall Wayne Weers reports $45 stolen from desk in his room Monday night. Mizpah lodge No 639 to meet Wednesday 6 30 p m to confer third degree. Regular meeting and ladies night at 8 p m. Mrs Clara Birch improving after major operation at St Luke s hospital. Visitors permitted. Mrs Erma Bickford serious after fall at home with brain concussion. Taken to St Luke s. x rays show no fracture. Mrs Marie Collins returned home from Coffeyville with grandson. Cpl and Mrs Kenneth Collins in Kansas City where Mrs Collins is hospitalized. Will of Alta M Loftus admitted to probate. executrices named Sadie Browning and Effie Owen.

United Service Women of America Sokol Hall Mizpah Lodge No. 639 Clara Birch Fourth Street St. Luke’s Hospital Erma Bickford Avenue NE Marie Collins Seventh Street Michael Collins Coffeyville Kan Cpl Kenneth Collins Kansas City Collins Alta M. Loftus Cedar Rapids Sadie E. Browning Effie L. Owen

No Soft Path to Victory Tells Students

Lt Richard Fuller of Coes famed 22nd division told the student body at a chapel convocation there is no easy road to victory. He recalled his injuries from trench foot in Belgium and described the nerve wracking V-1 buzz bombs that the Germans launched every 20 to 30 minutes as they approached.

Richard Fuller Coe Fuller Trench Foot Belgium

Red Cross Sends 1000 Messages Daily in 1944

Mrs. Helen Shenefelt told the Optimist club that the Red Cross relayed about one thousand emergency messages daily in 1944. She described a nationwide communications chain linking a field director to the home service department to ease servicemen’s fears and ensure continued comfort and aid.

Red Cross Helen Shenefelt Linn County Optimist Club The Home Service Department American Red Cross

Services for Charles E Hayes in Marion

Private services for 85 year old Charles Ed ward Hayes will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Yocom chapel with Rev. James P. Gable officiating and burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Hayes, a retired stonemason born in Indiana, lived in Marion 45 years. survived by two brothers and a sister. Also a memorial service for Pfc. James O. Beerman, killed in action in France last Nov. 18, will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Marion Methodist church with Rev. Carl T. Wuerffel delivering the address. Auditors hired to review city books. Norman F. Johnson promoted to first lieutenant in the Third army in Germany. Various local notices follow including birthdays, anniversaries, and local ads.

Charles Edward Hayes Yocom Chapel James P. Gable Oak Shade Cemetery Hayes Indiana Marion James Hayes Henry Hayes Alice Jayne Cedar Rapids

Grocery Enjoined For Overdrawing Rationing Account

In Cedar Rapids federal court Judge Henry N. Graven issued a permanent injunction against Mrs. Wency Gatto doing business as P. Gatto Grocery Store No. 1 at 837 Third Avenue SW Cedar Rapids for over drawing ration bank accounts. The action marks the first against a Cedar Rapids grocer for such overages. Mrs Gatto admitted overdrawing but denied willful intent and signed the injunction. A related suit charges Clayton Thomas of Beaman Iowa with issuing ration checks without stubs and overdrawing his account.

Mason City Wency Gatto P. Gatto Third Avenue Cedar Rapids Federal District Court Henry N. Graven OPA Gatto Clayton Thomas Beaman Thomas Thomas Ad

Defendant Denies Willful Violation in Consent Injunction

The defendant admitted the allegations but denied willful violation, waived summons and appearance in court, and agreed to a permanent injunction restraining further violation.

Arbitration hearing over Meat Cutters grievance in Cedar Rapids

The Amalgamated Meat Cutters AFL union pursued arbitration with Independence Produce, heard by Ross Bristol of St. Louis under War Labor Board auspices. The dispute centered on contract interpretation and renewal terms after the January 11 expiration, with proceedings held in a federal building in Cedar Rapids.

Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union AFL Independence Produce Company Ross, Bristol St. Louis Federal Cedar Rapids War Labor Board

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