Hogs Rally as Cattle Markets Firm on Midweek Trade
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets rise with hogs gaining 10 to 25 cents as cattle and calves advance. Buyers show strength across weights with top hogs near 14.35, cattle leading gains with steers and yearlings up to 25 cents, lambs scarce but bids higher on strong fed western lambs. Iowa and Sioux City numbers reflect active demand with mixed results across weights and fat cattle.
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Chicago
Venters
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
UPI
WFAI
Iowa Hog Prices Show Range Across Packing Points
Des Moines AP reports packed hog quotations with Good butchers data across Mason City Waterloo Ottumwa and Austin. Prices span 160 to 500 pounds with varied shippable values and sow rates. Chicago grain quotations follow, supplied by Lamson Brothers with city office contact.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market update shows mixed receipts across poultry cheese butter and eggs with firm prices in several lines. Dressed poultry demand and prices steady while turkey and fowl categories list wide ranges and varying weights.
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Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks
Uss
Colorado
Red McClures
Nebraska
Bliss
Minnesota
North Dakota
Florida Bliss Triumphs
New York
Sand York
Rive Poultry
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Grains Advance as Rye Leads in Chicago Trade
In Chicago trading, rye futures rose as much as a cent late, aided by speculation on broader rye use in alcohol production. Wheat and oats gained slightly in sympathy, with May wheat at 171 1 2 cents, July 168, rye at 129 1 2 cents, and barley up about 1 2 cent. Cash wheat unavailable, corn No 5 yellow at 108, barley around 125 3 4 to 144 3 4, field seed prices for timothy and clover listed.
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Chicago
Timothy
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Prices Rise
Cedar Rapids market reports show hog prices up 10 cents with top hogs at 13.55 for 200-300 lb and packers generally higher across weight classes. Cattle and sheep values also firm with choice to prime cattle near 14.00 and lambs around 14.00 to 15.25, reflecting a broad price uptick.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Cpeeceeseee
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Grain and Produce
Reported prices list oats and wheat by grade, corn and rye, shelled corn at 1.04, hay and straw values, poultry delivered at 26 cents for Springs, various egg prices, wholesale fruits and vegetables with crate and cwt rates, and animal hides and livestock values. Includes notes on cane and miscellaneous items like milde market details.
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Florida
California
Naval
Texas
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Mississippi River Stage Reports
For the week of March 13 18 Wisconsin cheese prices share a 23% gain for twins and cheddars. Mississippi River stages show Des Moines La Crosse 5.8 rising Dubuque 12.3 rising Le Claire 9.6 rising Clinton 11.1 rising Davenport 9.3 rising Keokuk 8.8 rising.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Des Moines
la Crosse
Ris
Dubuque
le Claire
Clinton
Davenport
Keokuk
Kearby Missing After Mission As 21 Japanese Planes Credited
Col. Neal E. Kearby of San Antonio one of the AAF’s top Southwest Pacific aces with at least 21 enemy planes to his credit is missing in action. His wife and three sons live in San Antonio. His brother Maj. John G. Kearby was killed in a Wright-Patterson Dayton crash last August.
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Dallas
Texas
Neal E. Kearby
San Antonio
Army Air Forces
Southwest Pacific
J. G. Kearby
War Department
Kearby
Fifth Air Force
Douglas MacArthur
Maj
John G. Kearby
Wrightfield
Dayton
Ohio
Nazis Complain of Their Commanders Near Anzio
Disgruntled Nazi prisoners from the Lehr regiment say their leaders boasted unmatched skill yet drove them into costly offensives near Anzio. The captives, trained in Prussia in modern warfare, were captured after Germany failed twice to break the Allied beach-head.
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Naples
INS
Anzio
Lehr
Prussia
Stocks Gain Near Finish on Wall Street Rally
Stocks edged higher near the close in New York as Bethlehem Steel led gains amid brisk activity. The market showed late strength with many low priced specialties advancing and turnover topping a million shares. Late risers included International Telephone Katy and Missouri Pacific bonds.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
NEW York Bond Review
International Telephone 53
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Outlook for Rail Construction in 1944
Robert L. Groover of the Office of Defense Transportation said 1943 government-approved railroad contracts totaled 134,968,171 dollars and that 1944 should see at least as much material available. He noted 37,891,628 dollars were spent on yards and tracks while 24,259,835 dollars funded signaling and centralized traffic control.
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Chicago
Robert L. Groover
Office of Defense Transportation
Groover
American Railway Engineering Association
Staying Not Linked To De Angelo Case
Police ruled Karl Braband 39 an insurance collector found dead in a forest preserve was killed by robbers. Initially linked to James de Angelo associate Onofrio Vitale 50 missing since Feb 25, Vitale’s car trunk discovery remains unresolved. Braband identified by brothers with two bullets, watch and overcoat missing along with about $100 in insurance proceeds.
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Chicago
Karl Braband
Onofrio Vitale
James de Angelo
Vitale
Braband
Legislative funds trimmed as appropriations panel acts
The House Appropriations Committee on Wednesday proposed $46,176,321 for legislative branch operations for the next fiscal year, down $202,889 from last year and $1,005,847 under budget estimates. It also approved a $13,746,769 judiciary fund, up $481,679 from last year but $705,150 below budget estimates.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Legislative Branch
Judiciary
Burget
Canes and Wheelchairs Sought for Wounded at Schick
At Hanford post of the American Legion Tuesday night a campaign was announced to collect canes crutches and wheelchairs for use at Schick General Hospital Clinton for World War II wounded. Attendees included Bill Hofer C C Slapnicka and Fritz McPartland with junior baseball teams. 1943 World Series reels and Aircrew band entertained. post membership reached 1 168 paid up for 1944.
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Schick General Hospital
Clinton
Hanford Post
American Legion
Bill Hofer
Baltimore Orioles
C. C. Slapnicka
Cleveland Indians
Littell Versus Lagomarcino Grape Co Appealed to Iowa Supreme Court
The Littell case seeks workers compensation for the death of Kenneth Littell 18 alleged fatal injury in August 1942 while employed by Lagomarcino Grape Co The industrial commissioner awarded weekly benefits totaling 690.10 plus 898 weekly for 300 weeks and medical and funeral expenses The company appealed to district court August 3 1943 and now to the Iowa Supreme Court February 19 as per Judge G P Linville’s affirmation of the earlier decision June 30 1943
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Dale Littell
Lagomarcino Grape Company
Supreme Court of Iowa
G P. Linville
John F.clarkson
Littell
Kenneth
Farm Tenants Sue For 930 In Breach Of Lease
Herman Scheer E C Scheer and Vivian Scheer sue D E Miller Ina C Miller in district court seeking 930 dollars for breach of oral contract. The Scheers rented a farm from the Millers and claim agreement to plant 15 acres in oats instead of corn. The Millers renewed the lease for 1944 45 but allegedly failed to honor the oral contract. The Scheers say the change caused their loss.
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Herman Scheer
E. C. Scheer
Vivian Scheer
D. E. Miller
Ina C. Miller
Scheers
Youths Plead Time in Car Theft Case in Iowa
William Allen 16 of Beloit and Leonard Reichert 17 of Milwaukee were arraigned in Judge J E Heisers court for larceny of a motor vehicle and given until 9 am March 22 to plead. bond set at 2000 each. They allegedly took a car owned by Letitia Beranek from Mt Vernon parking. They were captured by Ames police and returned to Linn county authorities. Eugene Ellison 52 of Waterloo waived to grand jury on desertion of minor children. bond 500. He was returned to Linn county custody after arrest aided by Black Hawk county sheriff. State highway funds debate could affect Linn county 70000 share for secondary roads. County awarded 400 engineering fee to Howard R Green Co for well pump project at county home. Lala drops suit against Bowers over 489.77 car damage. Derflinger estate administratrix named Gladys Derflinger after Clyde Derflinger death. gas and electric suit against Commonwealth Apartments dismissed with prejudice for 2580.98.
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William Allen
Beloit
Wis
Leonard Reichert
Eugene Dejewski
Milwaukee
J. E. Heiserman
Letitia Beranek
Johnson County
Eugene Ellison
Waterloo
H. R. Churchill
Linn County
Ellison
P. J. Whittemore
Black Hawk County
Deaths and notices from Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries and memorial notices list Frank Henry Mann and others with service details, survivors, and burial plans. Also included are lost-and-found notices, a Hollywood marriage report, and various funeral arrangements for local residents and out-of-town connections.
Local Classifieds Offer Jewelry Loans and Services
Classified ads list Katz Jewelry and Loan at 112 1st St SE offering loans on valuables from rifles to radios, plus other shops advertising watches repairs, jewelry sales, alterations, bicycle sales, tax services, and tailor notices. Miscellaneous notices include job services, tax advice, and personal wants. several entries mention Florida travel and debt disclaimers.
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1St St
TOPCO+T
Jack’s
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Singer Sewing Center
1St Ave
Chiverton's
10Th ST
Florida
Hamilton St
Elekar
American Medical Association
Good Housekeeping
Claxton Pharmacy
MACY
Vincent's Jewelry Store
3Rd St
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Schaefer
Richard Leonard Terpkosh
Cedar Rapids
Smithsonian
Richards Lab
NSA
K. E. Gardner
St. SE
P. O
Mr. Platner
St. NE
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Tenth Street
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K Ave
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Paris Academy School of Beauty Culture
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Lovely Lady Oil
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3Rd Ave
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