Chicago Livestock Market Mixed Early Gains Lose Momentum
Chicago livestock reports show hogs 18 000 head salable with prices up 5 to 15 cents early, later activity slowed. Cattle receipts around 16 000 with steady to 15 cent declines for many grades. lambs weak to 15 cents lower. Des Moines and Omaha markets quoted, with hogs mostly higher, sows strong, and cattle steady to lower.
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Chicago
API
Chicago Livestock
Ap—Iwfai
Omama Livestock
Omaha
INS
FDAS
Iowa
Des Moines
IWFAI
Minnesota
Bam
Sioux City
Grains Advance In Quiet Trading
In Chicago the grain market showed quiet trading with rye futures edging upward while oats and barley held firm and wheat stayed steady. Prices rose slightly across May and July rye and wheat with spot and field seed quotes for timothy red top red clover and other grains listed in cash provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and River Stages Report
Wisconsin cheese, including twins and cheddars, quoted for the March 13-18 period with 23 percent. Mississippi River stages show Davenport rising 6, Dubuque rising 5, Keokuk falling 21. Des Moines flows noted as well.
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Wisconsin
Ymouth
Wis
Mississippi River
Des Moines
Davenport
Dubuqque
Keokuk
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York butter and cheese prices shown with two day receipts and premium marks. Butter in cartons delivered to New York priced above 92 and premiums. cheese receipts strong. eggs with varied weights and color. dressed and live poultry price ranges. Chicago data included for butter eggs cheese and poultry. overall市场 demand moderate with steady to lower quotations in places.
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New York
Chicago
Sbutter
Colorado
Crete
Cedar Rapids Packers Prices Rise on Monday Market Report
Cedar Rapids hog prices up 15 cents with top hogs at 1345 dollars for 200 to 300 pounds. Cattle and calf markets show varying prices from choicest steers at 14.00 to 15.00 and hog weights across multiple ranges. Spring lamb and sheep values listed with diverse weight classes and quality grades reflected in current market activity.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mason
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Cedar Rapids
Sree
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Reportalace
Prices for grain oats corn soybeans hay hay straw poultry eggs fruits vegetables and hides listed with various grades and unit prices. Includes white oats corn soybeans hay straw eggs citrus and fruit items and hides with quality grades and per unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zic
Rotary Told How Railroads Handle Job of Transport
Z. J. Hopkins of the American Association of Railroads told Rotarians at the Roosevelt hotel luncheon that U S railroads handled the largest transport job last year despite manpower cuts and material shortages. He cited shipper cooperation in unloading and loading cars to keep them rolling and noted that without better car utilization 144 million more cars would have been needed versus 1929. He credited railroad employees for boosting output with little postwar capacity growth.
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United States
Z. J. Hopkins
Chicago
American Association of Railroads
Roosevelt Hotel
Hopkins
German Front Leaders Relieved for Nazi Replacement
London dispatch reports Field Marshal Guenther von Kluege and Field Marshal Georg von Keuchler on the Russian front were permanently relieved. Von Kluege is said wounded and off active duty, replaced by Ernst Busch, while Keuchler is replaced by Walther Model. Both new commanders are described as strong, unspectacular, career officers rising from the ranks.
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London
Guenther von Kluege
Georg von Keuchler
Junkers
von Kluege
Lof
Germany
Ernst Busch
von Keuchler
Walther Model
Busch
Model
Stock Market Rebounds In Strong New York Session
In a brisk trading day, stocks rose with broad buying power pushing markets near a July peak. Profit taking appeared late but was absorbed. near closing gains ranged from fractions to over a point as about 1,600,000 shares changed hands. Major lists included Adams, Allied Stores, Libby, Kellogg, Union Carbide, General Motors, IBM, and more, while a New York bond review noted small gains and losses with mixed results for Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific.
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New York
NEW York Bond Review
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Katy
St. Paul
Rock Island
North Western
International Telephone
Free cooking class in Glow room at Gas Company
City briefs note a free cooking school in the Glow room at the Gas Company Tuesday at 2 15 p.m. Also listed are local meetings of the Retired Railway Employes Unit 29 memorial hall Marion VFW auxiliary police and Cedar chapter 184 C ES with March birthdays honored. Samuel S Formicola AWOL soldier arrested at Camp Carson held for military authorities. A local car collision at D avenue and Sixteenth street NE injures occupants. Braniff hostess appointment for Mrs R K Leedom in Austin Texas.
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Memorial Hall
Marion
Cedar
C.es
Masonic Hall
Samuel S. Formicola
Camp Carson
Colo
Jerry Navratil
Roy Walker
D Avenue
Sixteenth Street NE
the Gazette Company
Dorothy Ireland
Charles Sporter
Third Avenue
R. K. Leedom
Rachel Jung
Cedar Rapids
Braniff Airways
Austin
Texas
Leedom
Eastern Air Lines
Houston
Sylivia Leedom
G Avenue
CAA Investigation of Fatal Mid Air Collision Completed
W E Tomlinson of the war training service division of the civil aeronautics administration has completed an investigation into last Thursday's mid air collision that cost two lives. The probe aims to prevent similar accidents in the future. The victims include Flight Instructor William Hamilton Clark 35 of 2423 B avenue NE and Aircrew Student Pete L Thomas 19 of Enid Oklahoma. A public report is expected from Washington in about three months.
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W. E. Tomlinson
Washington
War Training Service Division
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Tomlinson
CAA
William Hamilton Clark
B Avenue NE
Pete L. Thomas
Enid
Oklo
Supreme Court voids seizure of officers liquor at Fort Sill
The Supreme Court ruled that Oklahoma officials lacked authority to seize alcoholic liquor consigned from outside the state to an officers club at Fort Sill military reservation. The justices also declined to rule on whether police may organize fraternal orders despite objections by their superiors in Lansing Michigan.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Fort Sill Military Reservation
Lansing, Mich
City Police and Fire Commission
War Production Board Plans Snow Gear For Kids
The War Production Board announced that American youngsters will have plenty of snow clothes next fall and winter, signaling ready winter gear supply.
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Washington
INS
War Production Board
Burma Hero Not Killed After All
NEW YORK INS report corrects earlier notice of Corporal Werner Katz killed in Burma. Julius Katz learned his brother was wounded and alive after a prior telegram stated he was dead. Werner had been hailed as the first American to slay a Japanese in the new offensive.
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New York
INS
War Department
Julius Katz
Julius
Cpl
Werner Katz
Burma
Katz
Youth Sells Jail It’s Still a Cooler
HARVARD Neb UP Robert Pinckney 16 bought the city jail last July for 1.50 and sold it Monday for a profit of about 60 dollars. The cooler will stay a cooler as O E Hunt bought it for an ice house. Pinckney has had the jail twice since acquiring it, including a Los Angeles auction sale to aid a war bond drive.
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Harvard
Neb
Robert Pinckney
Los Angeles
O. E. Hunt
Pinckney
Judge awards $2529 from auto crash near Mt Vernon
District Judge J E Heiserman grants Delbert J Kuehl $2529 60 for injuries to son Marvin D Kuehl from a collision Aug 31 1943 near 1123 Second Street SE The defendant Mrs Payneer was in default for lack of appearance and negligence alleged An auto driven by Arthur Cummings of Detroit and a Midwest Fruit Co truck driven by John Baur collided one half mile east of Mt Vernon on Highway 30 The estate of Edwin N Taylor with Nov 19 1943 death has administrator E A Johnson
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J. E. Heiserman
Delbert J. Kuehl
Marvin D. Kuehl
Fred Payneer
Second Street
Kuehl
Arthur Cummings
Detroit
Mich
Midwest Fruit Company
John Baur
Mt. Vernon
Cummings
Sheriff’s Office
E. A. Johnson
Edwin N. Taylor
Woman Accused of Harboring Deserter in Pit Under Floor
Washington police released Doris E. Bender on $1000 bond after finding a military deserter hidden in a pit beneath the floor of her apartment. The 23 year old mother of two, wife of a soldier overseas, denied knowledge at first visits by MP. Det. Sgt. Roy Blake later uncovered the hidden man following a tip.
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Washington
INS
Doris E. Bender
Roy Blake
Stolen Mt Vernon Car Recovered in Ames
A car owned by Letitia Beranek, stolen at Mt. Vernon Sunday morning, was recovered at Ames. Two youths from Wisconsin were taken into custody and to be returned from Ames by Mt. Vernon Marshal Ed Gill and Linn County Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon.
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Letitia Beranek
Mt. Vernon
Ames
Wisconsin
Castoday
Ed Gill
Larry Condon
Linn County
Lost and Found items scattered around Cedar Rapids area
A hodgepodge of lost items listed with contact clues and rewards including a white enamel refrigerator top near Cedar Rapids Wheatland, a brown billfold with gas books, a lady's diamond ring, and a green Sheaffer pen. Contacts include Alice Reiser and various phone numbers and addresses in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
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Cedar Rapids
Wheatland
Alice Reiser
Iowa
Kenneth Inskeep
Marion
Rae
Twin Towers
Green Sheaffer
Latham
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Cncago Gré
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Florida
C.R. Mart
California Naval
Tiite
Rotary
Itis
Libbey Owens
Lig & Mye
Rad
Amn Roll Mills
Pink’ Belt “Ity Ae McKesson Rm
Marshall
Ane Woolen
Anaconda Co Armour Dé Co Atchison SF
Moytag
Moline
Atlantic
Mont Ward
Avistion Corp
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohio
Barnedall Bendix
Avn
Best Foods
Beth Steel
Boeing Airp Bordon Co
Borg Warner Briggs
Bucyrus
Krle
Burr Adg
Calé& Heldla Canada Dry
Chgo Gt Wes Cerro de Pasco Murray Corp
Natl Cash
Y Central
Pac'r
Amn Co
Ams Avil
Pac Gas & E
Penne
Phillips Pet
Philco
Pittslegh
Ches & Ohio
Pub
Syc NJ
Chrysler Motors
Cities
Syc Radio Corp
Goca Cola
An . Colum
Southern
Edison
Conti
Aleccit Conti Can
Conti Motors Conti Oi
Det
Corn Products
Crown Drug Crucible Steel Cub Amn Sug Curtiss Wrurtiss Wr
Aeere & Co
Douglas Air Bu Erle RR
Reyn Tob B
Schenley Dis
Sears Roebuck
Fe Servet Inc
Shell Union
Tid Simmons Co
Sinclair’ Ol
Skelly of Con
Socony Voc
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Ind
N J
Pont
Stew Warner
End & Gen Baking
Gen Cables
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Gas A
Gen Motors
Gillette S
Gothel Brew Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Paige
Ae Gt
Greyhoun
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex Gulf
Timken
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Youngston
Zenith Radioe
Butler Bros
Chicago Corp
Switt & Co
Switt “Intl
Walgreen
Michael Palumbo
John Palumbo
K Street
Italy
City Briefs
VFW
Veterans Club
Harry Sundberg
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Master and Journeymen Barbers
I. G. Tinkham
Fourth Avenue SE
C. A. Fox
E Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
E. B. Schlenk
Hugh Grennan
Boca Raton, Fla
Lt. Schlenk
F Army Air Forces
Legion Meeting
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Memorial Building
Braniff
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Ast St. SE
Post Office
Secitoss
Postman
Jack's
First
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Chiverton’s
10Th ST
Christoffer
18Th St. NE
Vincent'’S
Seattle
Denver
H_K. Schaefer
Kresge
Smithsonian
Richards Lab
Claxton College Pharmacy
Andrew
1St St
Ee Sense
Avarn
St. SW
Sands Printing
St. NE
Bishop's Lady Beauty Shop
Lovely Lady Oil
First Avenue SE
Dini
Lillian
Luchy Beauty Shop
Paris Academy
Hap's Shoe Repair
Charlie's Sevice
14Th Ave
Mid-West Insulation Co
Kramer Construction CO
Thornton
Fourth Avenue
Chris Behrens
Park Ave
Novak Heating CO
Walter Ehlers
Tom Mason
3Rd Ave
NOBLE
Cashman
Ronnie
Ee Ee
Reliable Man
Ray Leeper
BUD Myers
Fred Young
Ee SE
Gazette
WMC
Colonial Baking CO
Fifth Ave. SE
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St ST NW
DIAL
John Blauss
Sons Co
Polehna’s
Farmers Supply CO
3Rd St. SE
Nashfinch Co
L. W. Myers
Davis Cleaners
Sis Cleaners
Hubbard Ice & Fuel CO
First St
Army
Bartusck Cleaners
Ma- Tengo
Pea
Singer Sewing Machine
Mickelsen
Cedar Rapids Hatchery
1St Ave
Process Laundry Co
Troy Laundry Co
Liberal Commission
L. B. Lam Gales Co
Taft
Atkina
Joe
E. Cohn & Sons
Lst
Lamb Sales Co
1St St. NE
P. O
Racenno Co
Dempsey Cleaning Co
Standard Glass & Paint Co
Helper Auto Parts Co
Becker
Mineck’a Foods
Free Housing Service
National Oats Co
16Th St. NE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Colonial Baking Company
Allen Motor CO
D. L. Melick
Cedar Rapids City Lines, Inc
1St. ST. SE
Hansford
Foundry Department
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Quaker Oats Company
Light & Power Co
Porce House
W W. Kraskin
Hotel Roosevelt
Hygrade Food Products Corp
Red Crown
3Rd St. NE
Handler Motor Co
Hotel Montrose
New Cedar
Lafayette Cafe
Mandarin Cafe
Butterfly Cafe
2Nd St. SE
S. Kresge
Cherry
Acme Super Service
Peoples Savings Bank
New LL
C. H. Thompson
Montrose Hotel
Roosevelt
TAP Room Hotel
EGG Candlers Hygrade Food Products Corp
Aave
NEW Process Laundry Co
Union News
Union Railroad Station
Sweeney
Woolworth’s. Ge
Hughes
Ind Ave
Kary Inn
Harmony Cafeteria
3Rd St
Commonwealth Apartments
Mack
Racena Co
Man
NEA Service. Inc
T. Mri
Junior
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