Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Chicago and Midwest
The Chicago AP market summary shows hog receipts 12 000 Wednesday, 23 500 total, prices down 5 to 15 cents with top near 15.75. Cattle receipts 11 000, steady to higher on fed steers, with calves and cows active. sheep supply 4 500, fat lambs mixed with steady to higher bids. Iowa Sioux City Des Moines and Omaha reports detail similar shifts with mixed demand, lower hog quotes, and variable cattle and sheep prices across major yards.
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Chicago
S Dept Agricul+ture
Fed Western
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Dept. Agriculturer
Omaha
Market notes on wool Prices in Boston market
Government orders stirred activity on Wednesday in Boston. Double A scoured pulled wools sold at 129 dollars, 56's pampas wools at 34 dollars 10 cents, and Buenos Aires scoured wools for overcoats at 80 cents, ex dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yool Markee
Boston
API
A Dept Agriculture
Buenos Aires
Ind
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Firm Receipts
Chicago produce prices and receipts remain firm with mixed but steady movement. Cabbage and cheese quotes trend as Butter and Eggs hold near steady levels. potatoes show arrivals and prices across regions including Idaho and Wisconsin. seed stock and farm livestock values listed with quality notes and steady demand in a tight market.
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Chicago
C. S
Idahos
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Minnesota
U. S
Wisconsin
Nebraska
LCL
Florida
New York Produce Market Shows Higher Price Ceilings for Poultry
New York markets report strong but scarce poultry with hints of higher ceilings for certain qualities. Prices vary by weight and grade, with live poultry priced by weight and deliveries under 10,000 lbs. OPA maximums reference 1941 42 cheese and dairy receipts, reflecting tight supply and Hassover season pressures.
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New York
Wisconsin
OPA
Local Hog Prices Dip Five Cents on Cedar Rapids Market
Hog prices across all grade ranges fell five cents on the Cedar Rapids market Wednesday. Top butcher price reached 15.00, long haul 15.10, packers 14.70, with various weight classes showing declines and specific per hundredweight ranges listed for good, cool, and utility hogs. Cattle and calf sections show mixed price bands for steers, yearlings, cows, and bulls, while sheep and lamb markets reflect modest gains in select categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Market Report Listings in Mixed Prices
Market notes show oats and wheat pricing for No 2 and No 3 grades, soybeans at $1.66, hay and straw values, poultry prices for springers leghorns and hens, ducks, geese, pullets, and hens. Wholesale fruits and vegetables list Florida celery, lemons, naval oranges, lettuce, onions, sweet potatoes, apples, and potatoes with assorted crates and box prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Colorado
Naval
Winesops
Grain Quotations Rise On Strong Undertone In Chicago
A firm grain market showed a steady undertone with moderate trading. Wheat rose about a cent at times, rye gained, and May oats hit a seasonal high. Wheat closed 2 to 4-1/2 cents higher, corn mixed near ceilings, oats up 54 to 9/10 cent, rye up fractions. Cash grain prices varied with No 2 yellow corn around 102, No 1 white oats about 67, and other sample grades listed for wheat, oats, and beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. £. Bennett & Co. Wump
Marchants National Bank
Allied Chem
Hupp Mtrs
Central
Lita
Aled Chalmers
Indus Rayon
Amn
Hide
Nickel
Ntl Ll
Cv O& T
Oat Mills
Johns Manville
Ennecott
AMR Smelting
Kresze
Amn Steel Fdys
Krocer G & B
Libbey Owens
Lin Myers
Lockheed
Wat Works
1Ocws, Inc
Amn Woolrn
Lorillard
McKessen
Nat Gay
Marshall Fidytt Armour
Cox
Martin
Armstrong Cork
Maytag
Mix
Mols Moline
Atchison SF
Mont Ward
Motor Wheel
Uste
Ad Coast
Murray Corp
Aviation Corp
Nash-Kelv
Baldwin Love
Biscuit
Bulto
Ohio Og
Cash Rog Ath Dairy Barnsdall Payt
Barber Asphalt
Gryosum Airs Bendix Aviant
Beth Steel
Boeing
Nor Pac RR
Bohn Borden Alum Co
Nor Amn
Borg Warner
Packard Mtrs
Bridgeport
Paramount
Pen & Ford
Penney JC
Camp Wyant
Phillips Pet
Canada Dry
Pillsbury
Caternillar
Colotex
Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
Ohio
Chrysler Mtrsa
Rend Steel
Coca Cola
Reyn
Safeway
Credit
Schenley Dil
Shell Union
Sears Roebuck
Comw
Southern Simmons Co
Congoleum
Skelly Oil
Edison
Sacony
Erle
Fox Film Earte Picher
Union Carbide
Eastman Rod
Union Pac
Elec Autolite
Uni Air Lines
Uni
Uni Corp Druc
Gen Foods
Motors
S Steel
Gillette SR
Walworth
Goebel Brew
Houston
Youngstown
Zenith Radio
Chicago Corp
Swift & Co
Swift
Walgreen
Justice Dept Probes Steel Plate Defects at Carnegie plant
The war frauds unit of the Justice Department has begun examining reports of defective steel plates produced by Carnegie-Ilinois Steel at the Irvin plant in Pennsylvania, an official said Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Carnegie-linois Steel Corporation
Irvin
OPA Bans Retail Sale of Seed Potatoes for Food
The OPA bans retail sales of seed potatoes for food use effective Thursday. Stores must sell only seed potatoes for planting, must tag them as seed, and cannot sell in quantities under 50 pounds. This expands prior limits set at shipper and distributor levels as part of a broader war on the seed potato black market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Canadian rail head Beatty dies after long illness
Montreal reporting Sir Edward Wentworth Beatty 65 chairman of Canadian Pacific railway died Tuesday night after a long illness. The obituary notes his leadership of the railway and his prominent role in Canadian transport. Two long mols and a harbor area are described in a separate geographic note about Casablanca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Edward Wentworth Beatty
The
Canadian Pacific Railway
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Broad Rally On Wednesday
New York trading saw steels, copper, golds and specialties advance with a few gains near a point toward close. Volume in low priced utilities ran around 1.1 million shares as profits appeared in scattered pockets across multiple sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nazis Claim Subs Link 15 Vessels On Gibraltar Run
German radio reports a war communique claiming submarines sank 15 ships totaling 73 000 tons and torpedoed two more in attacks on supply convoys to the North African front. Claims lack Allied confirmation and mention vessels from America and the Mediterranean. A Tokio broadcast also commented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gibraltar
America
Mediterranean
Tokio
Japanese Merchant Ship Sunk Off Formosa by Allied Sub March 19
A Japanese merchant ship was sunk by an Allied submarine off Formosa on March 19. The blaze from the attack hindered rescue efforts, but up to the present 245 persons have been rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Court assigns ten criminal cases for Monday
Courthouse Judge J E Heiserman schedules ten criminal cases for Monday. Defendants include Jerome Gearhart and Ed Vanous for embezzlement, Luella Flenniken for embezzlement, Edward Dennis and Donald Staab for DWI, Thomas Dawson for liquor possession or transport, Floyd Hall for DWI, Betty Chambers and Frieda Joss for illegal beer sales, and Bernita Anderson for vagrancy.
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J E. Heiserman
Jerome L. Gearhart
Ed Vanous
Edward Dennis
Luella Flenniken
Donald F Staab
Thomas B Dawson
Floyd F Hall
Betty Chambers
Frieda Joss
Bernita Anderson
Linn County Moves to Take Tax Deed on Cedar Rapids Block
Linn county will take over the tax deed for block 16 in Young's third addition Cedar Rapids known as the old Prospect Place hospital area at Sixteenth avenue and Ninth street SW. The property once owned by Mrs Robert Pilcher was sold for taxes and purchased by the county at a public sale on Jan 66 1936. total due to date amounts to 8302.85.
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Linn County
Young
Cedar Rapids
Old Prospect Place Hospital
Sixteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Robert Pilcher
Iowa Governor Proclaims Cancer Control Month and Army Day
DES MOINES AP Gov Bourke B Hickenlooper issued two proclamations on Wednesday designating April as cancer control month and April 6 as Army day in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Army Life Too Tough for Them War Workers Admit
About 250 CIO war workers at Camp Atterbury Indiana said they would sweat to produce war materiel after their three day Army hitch. Walter P. Reuther pledged to raise 10000 for recreational gear for overseas doughboys, as workers gained respect for the rigors of military life.
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Camp Atterbury
Ind
CIO
War Department
Michigan
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Ernest Weis
Dayton
Nicholas Michel Dies at His Home in Marion
Nicholas Michel 82 retired farmer died Tuesday at his home 855 Central Avenue Marion after a long illness. Born Zwingle August 26 1860 he came to Marion at age five and lived here since. Surviving son Elmer Ray Michel Marion daughter Loretta Belle Mitchell Churdan three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 3 p.m. Yocom chapel with Rev Arthur W Henke. Burial Oak Shade Cemetery.
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Nicholas Michel
Central Avenue
Zwingle
Marion
Clementine Levasseur
Michel
Elmer Ray Michel
Loretta Belle Mitchell
Churdan
Lester le Roy Michel
Cedar Rapids
Marie Michel James
Iowa City
John Robbins Mitchell
Yocom Chapel
Arthur W. Henke
Oak Shade
Community blood fund donations and local notices
Donations to the blood plasma fund total varied gifts led by Mrs Pauline Nase with contributions from Mrs E J Esgate of St Petersburg Florida and others. Local birth reports include Lynne Elizabeth Nelson born March 18 to Major and Mrs Elmer H Nelson of Miami Beach Florida. Community events feature talks by James L Cosgrove on pension issues and Red Cross drives, lodge meetings, club announcements, and service member transfers and injuries.
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Pauline Nase
E. J. Esgate
St. Petersburg
Fla
George W Price
Walter Ellsworth
Tuckabache Club
Electa_ circle
King’s Daughters
Major
Elmer H Nelson
Miami Beach
Lynne Elizabeth
Nelson
Willma Jackson
W T Jackson
Used refrigerators to be released under new OPA rules
The Office of Price Administration outlined a flood of used refrigerators entering the market after an OPA order on revisions. The guarantee is cut from one year to 90 days, with existing ceiling prices unchanged and a $5 bump for one year guarantees plus $10 for models 1938 and earlier.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Health News
Miss Gladys Izer at Mercy hospital and Miss Helen Ruby at Mercy hospital undergo procedures. Ronald Sandler has emergency appendectomy at St Luke's hospital and recovers. Alumni of Iowa State College plan a YMCA reunion Friday evening. Knights Templar degree work Friday at Masonic hall. Council of Social Agencies to discuss a day care project at the YMCA Friday noon. Lions Club lunch Friday noon features James W Brown discussing Gestapo tactics in Romania.
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Ronald Lew Sandler
Phylliss Sandler
Seventeenth Street SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Iowa State College
YMCA
H E Kensinger
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Order of the Temple
Masonic Hall
Council of Social Agencies
Lena Vogt
C. J. Neufeldt
Elizabeth Bender
James W Brown
Rumania
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Mr. Brown
United States
Vincent
Richards
Richards Laboratory
K St
Lee’s
K & M Pharmacy
K. Schaefer
Kresge
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Younker Bros
4Th Ave
2Nd Ave
St. SW
Sands Printing
2Nd St. NE
Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Cedar Rapids by Mary McMann Posschl
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the U S district clerk's office in Cedar Rapids by Mary McMann Posschl of Marengo. The filing lists unsecured promissory notes totaling 3365.81 and household goods as assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Clerk’s Office
Cedar Rapids
Mary McMann
Posschl
Marengo
Kiwanians Hear Berger Review of Education for Death
Dr David I. Berger of Coe College reviews the book Education for Death by Gregor or Ziemer for the Kiwanis club. The discussion centers on the motion picture Hitler's Children that the book inspired.
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Berger
Gregor Ziemer
David I. Berger
Coe College
Kiwanis Club
Tax lien filed against Iowa Iron and Coal Co in Cedar Rapids
A tax lien is recorded in the U.S district clerk's office in Cedar Rapids against the Iowa Iron and Coal company at 110 B avenue NE for non payment of employment tax for October through December 1942 amounting to $43.70 plus 18 cents penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S District Clerk’s
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Iron and Coal Company
B Avenue NE
Thefts Reported to Cedar Rapids Police
The Cedar Rapids Police logged thefts including two bicycles belonging to Burrel Frazier and Ronnie Oldham and a lost billfold from Lester Dostal of the Cedar Rapids Hide and Fur Company. The billfold held $60 to $65, a gasoline ration book, and a driver’s license. A.O. Teckemeyer will speak on the WPB controlled materials plan to Cedar Rapids manufacturers at 730 p.m. Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Burrel Frazier
Eighth Street
Ronnie Oldham
A_avenue NW
Lester Dostal
A. O. Teckemeyer
Chicago
WPB
Chamber of Commerce
Ely man injured as car wheel runs over leg
John Trpkosh, 68, of Ely Indiana, suffered a right leg injury when a car wheel passed over his leg while he helped remove the vehicle from a ditch. He was taken by ambulance to St. Luke's hospital and remained a patient at noon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trpkosh
Ely
St. Luke's Hospital
Trpkosh
First Lutheran Vesper Tonight On The Mystery Of Judas
A lenten vesper service will be held tonight at 7 30 at First Lutheran Church. The Rev Paul Luther Miller will speak on The Mystery of Judas and the second part of the history of the passion will be read. Luther leagues will then hold their monthly business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran
Paul Luther Miller
Luther Leagues
Want Ad Rates and Instructions for Cedar Rapids Gazette
Rates list costs per line including minimum two lines and five average words per line. Out of town ads require advance payment. Ads accepted until 6 pm Saturday for Sunday issue. department open 8 00 am to 10 00 pm daily. Dial 2 1121 for submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gill A.m
Gazette
Ad Department
Lost and Found notices clutter local ads window
A chaotic jumble of lost items appears with names and contact numbers. Objects include a red rear wheel fender pan a coin purse with key and cash a gas ration book a leather zipper key case with two keys and an ID a female conch and h dor a bilfold and gas rationing documents and other personal effects. Reward calls telephone numbers appear throughout for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stark
V_KELLER
Alburnett
Towa
Binet
Everett _ Thompson
DeSoto
Ting
Loans on Diamonds and Household Goods Ad Offerings
Multiple classified notices advertise loans on diamonds watches radios and tools with low rates and pledges. Also listings for second hand diamonds watches guns clothing and more from Cedar Falls area stores and loans outfits. Various services include watch cleaning furniture repairs lawn care junk hauling and plumbing with contact numbers and addresses.
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ATZ Jewelry & Loan
1St St
Ciber AG
Cedar Baiess Egel's
2Nd Ave
Save Mons
Ok Sale AV
Probasco Jeweler
Palace
Jess Manes
O'Mecara
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J. E Heiserman
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Charles V. Brewer
Frank F. Bates
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Port Loma
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Elaine
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English Boulevard
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Jim Martin
Washington, D. C
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Irving Building
Tuesay
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Monticello
Gas Company
Gene Jacobs
Earl Jacobs
Camp Dodge
Carl Michel
Seattle
Philip Smithmeyer
Capt. Smithmeyer
South Carolina
Mandeville
Albert Lewis
Eleventh Street
Pfc
Bernard Krabacher
North Africa
City Briefs
Gladys Izer
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
Helen Ruby
Fourth Avenue SE
Council Tolear
Lions
Mear Brown
First Lutheran Services
Lyman's
A_Ave
Jack
Lovely Lady Oil
Bishops
Ovely Lady Beauty Shop
MT 1St Ave
Ard St
Dial
Lillian Suchy
Paris Academy OF Beauty
MAE
2Nd Ave. Swara
SSSA
SS Ares
Tam
Trun
Kaye
Charlie Jeivak
Orch
Grand Cafe
Bynes
Montrose
Hurdle and
Halter
Maryellan
Daniels
Magnus
Temple
Lee's
Novak Heating CO
Sianaa Ae
Holland Furnace Co
1St Ave
Charlie's Law Service
14Th Ave
Call Noble
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel CO
BUD Myers
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Spartaway
Ladd
By Jimmy Hatlo
Thane
Frank Marisch
San Francisco
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