All Livestock Move Higher on Tuesday Estimates
Chicago AP reports livestock markets opened the week with gains. Hogs mostly 75 cents higher, cattle steady to 50 cents up, sheep 25 cents higher. calves and steers active with price increases around 45 cents for bulls and lighter buyers lingering. Cows slow but steady, bulk beef with various loads and weights showing gains. slaughter lambs and ewes mixed amid active feeding rations and market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Demand
Salable receipts 3,500 with calves at 300 head and cattle feds showing moderate activity. Early steers traded around 22.00 to 23.50, some high choice up to 24.00, cows 12.75 to 14.50, feeders and canners varied, late gains 25 cents higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balsvic
Eine
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Prices
USDA cattle market notes steady to weak trends for slaughter steers and vealers with cows and bulls largely steady. Feeders and stockers dominate activity with mixed offers around 21 to 25 dollars for yearlings and light feeders, and top cows trading near 17 dollars with wider range in the midwest market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Cedar Rapids Hog and Market Prices Edge Up
Hog market prices rose by 50 cents with prime butchers at 27.00 dollars and packers at 24.25. Cattle prices show varied ranges for steers and bulls across weight categories, while sheep and calf markets list higher per head values. Mississippi River stages note remains, with general market sections including poultry and produce followed by grain and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
BRR
Stock Market Slows Down on Bleak Monday
New York AP reports a slow trading day as stock brokerage houses see a generally downward trend in early week activity. The session marks one of the slowest in the past year with prices drifting lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Bond Review Mixed Demand Blues Bonds
New Fore AP reports U S and S governments quiet as bonds showed mixed prices and narrow shifts amid signs demand waxed and waned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
Stemeneth
U. S&s
Des Moines Market Receipts Reported For Week End
Des Moines market receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the hours ended 8 a.m. Monday show a total near 38 000 last week and 26 500 a year ago. The market fair was active with price changes noted across several items and lighter bead numbers observed in some lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Report Weighs Poultry and Dairy Prices
Chicago wholesale prices show hens at 29 to 32 cents, fryers and roosters listed with small variations. Butter and cheese quotes appear steady, eggs at 9 to 14 cents per dozen for various grades, and arrivals of new stock noted alongside old stock sales and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Srrivais
Trac
Anna
Wien U
Stock Street Sa Bliss
New York Eggs Receipts Report Mixed Market Signals
New York markets show receipts and prices for eggs with varied quality grades. The report notes changes in wholesale creamery products and dairy items, including color distinctions and grade A percentages, amid fluctuations in domestic cheese and milk styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corte Net
Jenders
Ieee
Grain Quotations Score Big Gains
Grain futures boomed on Monday with wheat near 10 cent daily limit and corn leading gains. Wheat closed 2 to 9% higher, May $2.68, corn up 2 to 8% at May $1.785, oats up 3% at May 88 to 3, barley up 10% at May $1.59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
National Bank
Chicago wheat prices and market notes from AP report
Fragmented Chicago cash provisions list wheat prices for No 1 hard, white, heavy white and standard grade with figures around 90 to 96 cents per bushel. The report includes nominal values and market notations from the Chicago area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Report on Slaughter Cattle and Lamb Prices
The market shows steady to firm tone across cattle and lambs with receipts mainly stockers and feeders forming a large share. Slaughter cattle supplies steady, lambs mixed with higher asks. big buyers holding steady bids around 723.25 for certain loads, with replacement cattle and lighter weights selling near 21 to 22 dollars per cwt.
Two C R Men Enlist For Regular Navy Duty
Charles Franklin Stewart of 1516 Sixteenth Avenue SW and James N. Luse of Marion enlisted in the regular navy. Stewart goes to Great Lakes Naval Station as an electronic technician, Luse reports to San Diego. Five naval reserve enlistments are announced: Donald L. Walker and Paul L. Whiting of Cedar Rapids, Samuel L. Bakeris Jr. of Davenport, Donald E. Meister and Perry A. Long of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin Stewart
Sixteenth Avenue
James N. Luse
Marion
Stewart
Great Lakes Naval Station
Luse
San Diego
Naval Reserve
Naval
Federal Building
Donald L. Walker
Paul L. Whiting
Cedar Rapids
Samuel L. Bakeris, Jr
Davenport
Donald E. Meister and
Perry
Iowa City
Iowa Senate Supports County Assessor Bill Passage
The Iowa senate approved the house version by 33 to 13, completing action on a measure that makes the county auditor the ex officio county assessor.
Jan Hus 51 Class to Receive Second Degree Wednesday
City briefs note Jan Hus 51 1.C.C.F. will confer the second degree on a class of candidates Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Hus
1.C.C.F
Star of West Lodge meeting at Pythian hall tonight
Star of West lodge Knights of Pythias will meet at Pythian hall at 7 45 tonight. Rank of esquire will be worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of West Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Navy Mothers sew and bake for veterans at Oakdale
The Navy Mothers club will sew and bake cookies at the Community house all day Thursday with the cookies destined for veterans at Oakdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Oakdale
Rabbi Schaalman to Speak on The Jewish Situation in Palestine
Rabbi Herman Schaalman will address the Tuesday Optimist Club luncheon at the Roosevelt Hotel on the Jewish situation in Palestine with remarks likely to outline current issues and perspectives for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schaalman
Palestine
Optimist Club
Roosevelt Hotel
John R. Miller Arrested for Intoxication
John R. Miller age 39 of 1024 Third Avenue SE was arrested Saturday night by Deputy P. J. Whittemore and charged with intoxication. He was fined $25 and costs by Justice H. R. Churchill on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Miller
Third Avenue SE
P. J. Whittemore
H. R. Churchill
Creighton University Men’s Sodality Inducts Two Students
William Carney and Thomas Shanahan, sons of J J Carney and W J Shanahan, are inducted into Creighton University’s Men's Sodality. Read from the address 1610 C avenue NW and 812 G avenue NW respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carney
J. J. Carney
C Avenue NW
Thomas Shanahan
W. J. Shanahan
G Avenue NW
Creighton University Men’s Sodality
Edmunds Promoted on Okinawa to Technician Fifth Grade
James R. Edmunds, son of Mr and Mrs J W Edmunds of 815 Ellis Boulevard NW, has been promoted from private first class to technician fifth grade. He serves in a chaplain section on Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Edmunds
J. W. Edmunds
Ellis Boulevard
Okinawa
New Three-Cent Stamp Celebrates Joseph Pulitzer Birth
A three cent stamp commemorating the 100th anniversary of Joseph Pulitzer is issued by the New York Post Office on April 10. Collectors may request first day cancellations by sending an envelope with a postal note or money order remittance to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pulitzer
New York Post Office
New York
Three Men Plead Not Guilty to Drunk Driving Charges
Three weekend arrests for drunk driving ended with innocent pleas before Judge G K Thomp son. Accidents tied to each case include R E Rosenberger 42 Oxford Grantai 33 1847 First Avenue and Earl F Stark 21 Fairfax. Bond set at 750 for Collins and 500 for Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thomp
Fourth Avenue
George Machula
Cedar Rapids
Collins
Stark
Court Requires Specific Statement in Bank Night Suit
Judge G K Thompson granted a Cedar Rapids Theater Managers Association motion requiring Harold Smith to detail how the theater advertised bank night on December 17 1946 at the Paramount. Smith claims a $400 loss and says he arrived before his name was drawn. the order specifies how ads were carried and how the drawing was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids Theater Managers Association
Harold Smith
Tenth Street
Smith
Paramount Theater
Grocery Picket Injunction Case Goes to Trial
One of two district court food store picket injunctions advanced to trial before Judge Floyd Philbrick. Wier Nelson v Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America Local 170 began with the plaintiff on the stand and an Nelson Foods employee Edward E Seeger testifying. Nelson had a March 7 temporary injunction restraining union officials from picketing his store as the union seeks a contract. A separate case, Frank Pfaff owner of Kenmore Food Shop v Meat Cutters, also obtained a temporary injunction March 4 and the Pfaff trial is set for March 27 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Store
Floyd Philbrick
Wier Nelson
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America Local No. 170
AFL
Nelson Food Market
Edward E. Seeger
Nelson
Philbrick
Meat Cutters Union
Frank Pfaff
Kenmore Food Shop
The
Pfaff
G. K. Thompson
One Year Sentence for Youth Who Used Auto
John S. Hampton aged 18 of 448 Seventh Avenue Marion pled guilty to operating a car without consent and received a year in the Anamosa men's reformatory by Judge G K Thompson. Sentence partially suspended on good behavior. Hampton admitted taking a 1933 coupe belonging to Phil Engebretson of 2517 First Avenue SE on Oct. 9, 1946. The car was taken at First Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street E driven to Marion and abandoned. Lawrence G. Beaty, 17 of 1100 Third Street Marion was arrested March 5 on the same charge. both had pled not guilty at arraignment March 11. Hampton changed to guilty Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Hampton
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Anamosa
G. K. Thompson
Poe
Hampton
Phil Engebretson
First Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Lawrence G. Beaty
Third Street
Will of Adele Bradley Probate Appointed Executor
Adele Bradley died March 18 and her will was admitted to probate Monday with W. L. Crissman named executor and a $2000 bond. Bequests go to Ray Nikirk Chicago Ellen B. Ross Central City and Gladys Holmes Cedar Rapids. Elizabeth Street named executrix without bond for the estate of Frank Wisnewski who died August 20. will admitted to probate Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Bradley
W. L. Crissman
Ray Nikirk
Chicago
Ellen B. Ross
Central City
Gladys Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Street
Frank Wisnewski
Fifteen youths hold up bank in Tel Aviv district
Fifteen youths believed to be robbers struck a government bank at Tel Aviv on Monday, taking about 20 000 pounds. An officer was seriously injured trying to stop them as they escaped in a waiting car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Prana
Restine Gment
Tel Avivi
Man Fined For Reckless Driving In First Avenue Incident
Valandingham, blamed by police for erratic driving on First Avenue W, was fined $25 after being arrested by Sgt. Murdock and Patrolmen Kubang and Young for zigzagging near the intersection. Fay M. Kramer of 1724 J Avenue NE paid $5 for failure to yield after a collision injuring a woman. Blanche Seery, 54, suffered a head bump and was treated at Mercy Hospital after X rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valandingham
First Avenue
Tne
Sgt
Murdock
Kubang
Young
Fay M. Kramer
J Avenue NE
Kramer
Fain
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
Francis Seery
Thirty-fourth Street
Idrive SE
Blanche Seery
Mercy Hospital
Widow Elizabeth Snyder 79 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Snyder widow of Leslie M Snyder died at Cedar Rapids hospital at 3 10 a m Monday after a long illness Born Sept 8 1867 near Shellsburg she was married July 26 1893 in Shellsburg The Snyders lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Marion in 1906 Burial in Oak Shade cemetery She was active in Grove City on lodge Marion chapter O E S and Gethsemane Shrine A daughter Mary Snyder survives Services at Yocom chapel with time to be announced and calling hours after noon Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Snyder
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Leslie M. Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg
Benjamin
Pauline Eugen Franklin
Snyders
Snyder
Local Dinner Guests Honor Donald Scott of New Orleans
Donald Scott of New Orleans, south eastern district manager for Lefebvre Ledger, is hosted by his mother Mrs. Sarah Scott Ford. Guests include his brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. A E Miller, plus Scott's son W R Scott, his wife, and their daughter of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Scott
New Orleans
Sarah Scott Ford
Scott
Southeastern
Lefebvre Ledger Company
A. E. Miller
W. R. Scott
Ames
Bowdish Couple Celebrate Twenty Ninth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J W Bowdish Jr entertained at dinner Sunday in the E V cafe to mark their twenty ninth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs G P Bowdish of Waubeek and Mr and Mrs John Bowdish and J W Bowdish Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bowdish
E.V. Cafe
G. P. Bowdish
Waubeek
John Bowdish
J. W.bowdish
Fire on garage roof causes light damage in Marion
Sparks from burning rubbish ignited a fire atop the jointly used garage of the Leonard Grabau and Bruce families at 1255 and 1257 Fourteenth Avenue. Fire department responded Saturday afternoon. damage reported as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Grabau
Necs Bruce
Fourteenth Avenue
Local classifieds offer services and goods in a mixed ad page
Readable fragments describe lost items at a YMCA locker room, auto repair, jewelry, sewing, beauty services, dance venue, hauling, painting, and various small ads. Names, phone numbers, businesses like Rapids Chevrolet and Ginsberg's Jewel Box appear among service offers and merchandise details.
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Chicago Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Austin
C. R. Markets
HOG Market
Bae
Garner
Bulls
Bologna
Ais
Hide Marit
Ese Market
Pascal Oere
B. Bes
Idaho
Ehraska
Ornia
Nancy Hall
Met
Mississippi River
Aguetrias
Baki Sullaine
Adams Express
Indyan
Alaska Juneau
Ntral Meeahany Corp
Inilary
Y Owens
Tel
S, Inc
Amn
Ark Nat
Atchison
Burroughs Ads
Ara
Butler Br Nic
Pac
Canada
AZM
Cerro de Pasco
Cessna Airci
Keith Chrysler Motors
Sve
Zion Colum Carbo Ca Cola
Cole
Patna
Ion
Edison If
Pesenene
Vultee Isi” Fu Railway
I Motors
Curtiss Wr
Stone Webster
Reeve
Dow Ae
Eaton
Erie RR
Fireston Uehaute
En ‘Oods
Oebel
Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Tire
Raham
Aise
Sigreen
Walworth
St Nor R Pramer Bros
Omaha Livestock
C.R
Story Hour
Sixteenth Avenue Library
Richard Iler
C. R
Bradley
C.R. Man
Marion News
C.R. Hospital
Helen Mambert
Fort Worth
Texas
H. F. Breed
Center Junction
Ida Price
Marion Machinery
Adv
William Goldsberry
J. H. Penly
Moline
Stewart Riley
Carl W. Falcon
Arthur E. Crew
Ed Forbes
Eleventh Street
H. O. Young
David Williams
Ashley Williams
DeLoss Marken
Mrs. J. L
Berdek
Blair Sparks
Indianapolis
W. H. Odom
Mr. Sparks
Christian Church
Harry Hall
Rogers, Ark
Hall
Marion Post Office
Bruce Pailee
University of Iowa
Robert Higgin
Marshalltown
Phillips’ Is
Harold Billips
Francis Bruce
Urbana
Charlese Birmingham
Titanda
Poup
Judy Jondies
Alyce de Val
Marilyn Tritle
A Storm
Alice Engel
Vin Goodrow
Marilyn Conklin
Thompson
Sharon Ozburn
Carl W. Stuber
Billie
Madison
Charles W. Isiner
Age Moines
Bunker
Eg Town
Black Pillfeld
Rv Ave
Venetian Blinds
Lewa Floor Covering Co
First Ave
Rummell
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Fia
Oon
Brown
Nos Co
Motors, Inc
ST. SE
Andy
Phish Bux Colle Angers
Bistlege Pharmacy
Schick
Remington
Ginsberg
Pee Daves
Probasco Jewelry Co
Ork
New Jersey
Vant Pommenent
Joseph Stanek
Men’s Navy
Oxfords
2Nd Ave
Mullin Lée
Firs Avenue
de- Kenwood Transfer Department
T Reynolds
Stim
Tom
Madeline Beauty
Val Votroubek
Vivian
Natural Permanentis
Ruth” Thompson
Danceland
Z.C.B
Knotty Pine
Bes Aas ST el Ee
Savestock
Reid-Way Feet
Sanders
Ellis Bird
Otis
Pal Ie
G. L. Martin
Pe Po Phacig
A. Beermaz
Sioux City
C. A. Rivdal
Blyfiytae
Stoc
Peterson Co., Inc
1St St. St
Kitch
Our Rowe
Eichen A & Brookman
Ems
K. Davis
Ronnie
Ford Tractor
L. A. Blood
1St Ave
Zwacek Welding
Robbie
Lowell Taylor
Lowa
Ronan
Palatine
Noy
Desire
Ana
Brice
Manesny
Cedar
Ae Pial
Vielp
Allen Motor Co
Ind Ave
10Th ST
Caldwell
Gazette Stereotype Dept
Allen
Sales Anager
Abe Ave
Tlinoi
Tllinois
Alee Ocheel
Eaing
Eddy Paper | Corp
FAVE
Rson
Bishop's
Amenis
Ularsiauman Bax
Les Gro
Baramount Theater
Ste
Msn
Oliver ‘Smith
Martelle
Vinton
Acme Super Service
John OF
Sps
Ecra
eBbe
Imobinsen
Gazette
Rvice
Union Station
Jazette
Mon
Cherry Burrell Corp
10Th Ave
Ino
Baldrus
H. C. Burleson
Fire Marine
Merchants National Bank
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