Cattle Prices Rise on Active Market Day Across Regions
U S Department of Agriculture reports Thursday salable cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts totaling about 10,000 cattle, 5,500 hogs, and 4,500 sheep in Chicago markets with tops near 18 dollars for loads of fed steers and yearlings. Sioux City and Omaha regions show firm to active trading, with feeder and calf markets steady to higher and lambs strength noted, while Des Moines Iowa hog receipts run 26,900 for a wide regional spread.
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Chicago API
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Minnesota
Kansas City
Naga
Dow-Jones
J. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Mgr Pini
Sidi
Merchants ‘Bank
Adams Express
Qiuska Juneau
É& T
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
C. R
Amn Gan
Jones Laughlin
Amn Hof Power di
Kennecott
OG_ MARKEY
Amn Loco Abs Kresge
S. S
Cedar Rapids
Amn
Amn Roll Mills
Kroger G & B
Leonard Ol
Libby Meel
Sug Rigah Libbey Owens
Lockheed
Tbs
Loews, Inc
McKesson
Ark
Martin Party
Rata Ste Armour
Mathieson
Coast Line
Ondee Ot Aviation Corp
Baldwin
Loco
Mont. Ward
Baecs Bendix
Nash-Kelvae
Best Foods
Beth Steel
Cash Rey
Blaw Knox
Boeing
Airpan
Ostlis
Borden Co
Brizenort Yar
Central
Briggs Mth
North Am
Bunate
Pac’ Gas
Burroughs Adgg
Butler Bros
Paramount
Cal
Hecla
Pen & Ford
Canada
Philco
Cerro de Pasco
Amee
Ches & Ohio
Wesidia Radio Corp
Bae
Lambs
Edison
Simmons _Co
Southern
Sinclair
Skell Y
Vas
Gons Vallee
Eis
Contl Motors Teak Sperry Cain
Curtiss
q_ Stone Webster 20's Soybeans—No. 2 yellow $210 Deere & Co 474, Studebaker
Douglas Air We
Swift, Co
Bu Pont
Swift
Eaton Mfc
Tex Corp
Bateaees Erec Autolite
Tex Gulf S
Straw Lee Boat
Tidewater
Glover Kay 'Sia
Eric Ror
Timken Det
Axl
Timothy Bay
Firestone Tae
Fox Baba
Ais Garwood
Union Carbide Fe Gen Baking
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Pays
Gebel Brew Ypsum Goodrich BF Ae U
Mn Air
Goodyear Tire
Bia
Graham Paige
Qranby Consor, S Steel
Nor Ore
Waleroen Au & Horry Pr
Walworth Reereyhound Am
Warner Bros
Hayes Min Wes Union
Houston
Oja
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Homestake
Willys Ovld
Hupp Nite Wilson & Co . Sy
Woolworth
Youngston
Mt Higealth Radio
Chicago Produce Market Report Touches Poultry Eggs and Potatoes
Chicago produce market notes steady poultry and eggs with firm receipts at 193 843 pounds and 27 498 cases. Cheese prices show up as Twins cheddar 28 45, longhorns 29 72. Potatoes arrivals 78 tracks to 1 107 shipments. Idaho Burbanks and Triumphs US 1 size A washed priced.
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Chicago
Idaho Burbanks US
Colorado
Red McClures
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Chippewas
Triumphs
Anlea
Florida
Omaha Man Pleads Not Guilty to Liquor Charge
Opal Lee Matherly of Omaha pled innocent before Judge Floyd Philbrick to illegal transportation of liquor. He posted $1,000 bond after being found with four cases of whisky bearing Wisconsin seals in his car during a downtown alley stop by Detectives Kruidenjer and Simon following a patrol observation.
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Opal Lee Matherly
Omaha
Neb
Floyd Philbrick
Wisconsin
Matherly
Dan Kruidenjer
Harley Simon
Merle Burton
Stock Market Turns Lower In Wide Trading Session
New York reports a broad range of industrials facing selling pressure on Wednesday as the market digest a recent upturn. Losses hit several leaders from fractions to over two points near the close amid about 1,000,000 shares traded. bond and commodity listings appear mixed with notable activity across rails, utilities, and marquee issues.
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New York
NEW York Bond Review
Burd to Open Hardware Store After Leasing Masonic Room
Marion news reports W. E. Burd leasing the former Hallwood cafe dining room from the Masons for a new hardware store in Marion. C. E. Pearson arranged the lease. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs. Charles H Luse, civic notices, local visits, and various Ads and small items around town.
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W. E. Burd
Burd
Vinton
Masonic Temple Association
Hallwood Cafe
C. E. Pearson
Grains rise and fall with slight motions in Chicago trade
In slow opening trade on Wednesday grain futures showed little movement with light volume covering only scattered, brief short positions. Wheat and corn held near ceilings, oats unchanged to modest gains, rye and barley flat amid thin cash market readings and noisy price quotes across several grain categories.
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Chicago
Manville Seeks Blonde Baby for Heir to Millions
New Rochelle New York report says 51 year old asbestos heir Tommy Manville and his eighth wife Georgina Campbell seek a three month old blonde child to adopt. They want a child who could inherit the Manville millions and note the hair could be dyed if needed.
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New Rochelle
Tommy Manville
Georgina Campbell
Georgina
Manville
Three Million Pounds Of Tobacco Burn Up
A large fire in Lancaster Pennsylvania destroyed nearly three million pounds of tobacco and damaged a four story warehouse. Authorities described it as one of the costliest fires in the region, with tobacco company spokesmen estimating losses around one million dollars.
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Lancaster
Eastern Pennsylvania
Tobacco Company
Orcutt Salary Held Up Pending Approval
DES MOINES IA April 5 meeting set for state executive council and state aeronautics commission to resolve issues over Commission Director Lester Orcutt salary and travel approval. Orcutt missed one paycheck after Comptroller Fred Porter found no executive council approval. Council seeks strict travel rules and plan to approve Orcutt’s 5000 dollar yearly salary and clarify expense procedures.
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Des Moines
State Executive Council
State Aeronautics Commission
Commission
Lester Orcutt
Orcutt
Fred Porter
Executive Council
Qrcutt
City Briefs Lenten Services and Meetings Schedule
St John s Episcopal church advertises Lenten services tonight at 7 30 and Friday at 11 0 am Town Volunteers Post 1 meets at 7 30 pm Thursday at Sokol hall with election of officers and refreshments Den mothers of all Cub packs in Waubeek area urged to attend the Y M C A Thursday at 1 30 pm colored sound films on Cub Scouting shown and explained by Keith Benner scout executive
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Sokol Hall
Waubeek
Y.M.C
Keith Benner
Five Month Old Boy Builds 50 Hours Flying Time
Phoenix AP report notes Johnny Stevens, age five months, has logged over 50 flight hours with parents Warren and Mrs Stevens. Warren Stevens, a former B-17 instructor at Williamfield during the war, bought a light plane after his release and has flown family across the Southwest and Middle West.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Johnny Stevens
Johnny
Warren Stevens
Stevens
Williamfield
Southwest
Middle 1St
To Become an Eagle Scout
The Cedar Rapids Boy Scout Court of Honor at Wilson High School auditorium will honor Rockwell Daehler and several scouts from Troops 12 30 36 51 with Eagle Life and Star awards on Thursday at 730 pm. Others will receive first and second class badges and merit badges as part of the ceremony hosted by Troop 12 and the Elks Club.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson High School
Rockwell Daehler
Max Daehler
Second Avenue SE
The
Elks Club
J W.markey
Advancement Committee
Donald Walker
John Kintzinger
Donald Bye
Eugene Davenbaugh
Jack Dennis
Bill Robison
Donald Lodge
Paul McGuffin
Dick Donahue
James Wasta
John Culver
George Miller
John Prouty
Creighton Arendt
Don Challed
Donald Platt
Ted Whiting
James Gorman
Donald Andrle
Harold Thompson
Frank Treka
Bruce Bicher
Dick Livingston
Bruce Caldwell
Don Ingles
Donald Stubbs
Wayne Wasta
Four Drivers Fined in Reckless Driving Court
Four motorists appeared in police court on reckless driving charges. Earl Dennis, 48, was fined 50 dollars and costs for reckless driving plus 5 dollars and costs for failure to yield to a pedestrian after his motorcycle struck George W. Smith. Smith sustained facial lacerations and was treated at St Luke's hospital. Don Millburn, 902 B avenue NW, paid 5 dollars and costs for faulty brakes and faces further charges for driving a car with delinquent plates after a collision with R. W. Scharf’s vehicle. Helen Hall suffered possible fractures in a collision involving Orvell Hanen, who was fined 50 dollars and costs for reckless driving after taking Miss Johnson to Mercy hospital. Ellis Loan, Dallas, Texas, paid 25 dollars and costs for speeding on Center Point road.
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Earl Dennis
Daniels Street
Murphy Davis
Harold Mackey
George W. Smith
Third Avenue SE
First Avenue
Eighth Street
Smith
St. Luke’s Hospital
Don Millburn
B Avenue NW
Sixteenth Avenue
C _ street NSW
Justice Court
Millburn
R. W. Scharf
Iowa City
Helen Hall
Bowling Street
Ray Murdock
Leonard Bruce
Helen Johnson
Fifteenth Avenue
Orvell Hanen
Arthur W. Meyer
Ivanhoe Station
Mt. Vernon
Hanen
Third Avenue
First Street
Meyer
Ray Ales
Bill Milke
Ellis Loan
Dallas
Texas
Harry S. Johnson
Loan
Center Point Road
Coldstream
J Avenues
Hammill Announces Democratic Bid for Justice of the Peace
J W Hammill announces run for justice of the peace in Linn County primaries on June 3. A lifelong Cedar Rapids resident born July 7 1887 he has run an investigation and adjustor business since 1923 and previously sought the office as a Republican two years ago.
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J. W
Joe) Hammill
Justice of the Peace
Hammill
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Justices of the ‘Peace
Justices of the Peace
Seventh Street
iRebekahs Plan Linn-Jones Convention
Plans for the forty-fifth annual convention of Rebekahs of Linn and Jones counties are set. Convention President Ruth R. Dose announced. Registration begins at 9 am Thursday at the K. P. hall Cedar Rebekah lodge No. 494 hosts. Committees cover reception registration refreshment decorating with named chairmen and members.
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Rebekahs
Linn
Jones Counties
Ruth R. Dose
K. P. Hall
First Avenue
Cedar Rebekah Lodge No. 494
Louise Morehouse
Harriet Lodestein
Mary Schamberger
Cleola Schamberger
Effie Neill
Rose Blazaitis
Leona Brown
Dorothy Scott
Florence King
Arlene Scheneberger
Ella Lund
Hazel Griswold
Ruth Umsted
Adele Merrifield
Cochairman
County Dog Licenses Due April 1 Across County
County Auditor Otto F. Hanzlik announces all county dog taxes, separate from city taxes, must be paid by Saturday noon to avoid a 1 penalty. Tax is 1 for male dogs and for spayed females, 3 for females. Payments can be made to an assessor at home if visited before the deadline or at the auditor's office in the courthouse.
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Otto F. Hanzlik
Hanzlik
New Head of Optimist Club Elected in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Optimist club members elected Elmer Brinkmann president at a weekly luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel. He succeeds J M Welch. Elected officers include Karl H Kainz as first vice president Bernard L Wylder as second vice president Max Morgan secretary and treasurer Dr John Hecker Brett Dishong Merlin Owen and the Rev Waldemar Argow as directors.
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Cedar Rapids
Red Cross Sends Large Shipment To St Louis
The Linn county Red Cross shipped its largest consignment of sewn and knitted garments from the local chapter to the midwestern office in St Louis. Valued at $1,737.50, the six boxes held 295 girls dresses, 200 hot water bottle covers, 150 fracture pillow slips, 290 pairs men s bed socks, 70 sleeveless sweaters, 10 V neck sweaters, 5 army mufflers, 5 army gloves, 65 pairs regular socks, 30 walking cast socks, and 25 knitted bed socks. Helen W Hubbard production chairman said more volunteers are needed to meet July quotas.
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Linn County Red Cross
St Louis
Wiiss Helen W Hubbard
Calvary Baptist to Hear Minnesota Missionary
The Rev. James Schreiber of Bemidji Minnesota will speak at Calvary Baptist on Wednesday at 730 p.m. on Evangelizing the Jack Pine Natives of the Northwest. He will use moving pictures and spinning tops to illustrate. Helen Kersting, a missionary with the Oak Hills Fellowship, is supported by Calvary Baptist.
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Calvary Baptist
Minnesota
James Schreiber
Bemidji
Minn
Northwest
Calvary Baptist Church
Oak Hills Fellowship
Schreiber
Helen Kersting
Max E Paul Fined After Zigzag Drive In Huntington
Max E Paul told police he zigzagged through Huntington streets to dodge icy spots but was fined $1 for reckless driving. The incident shows a citizen contesting a weather driven traffic stop in Indiana.
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Huntington, Ind
Max E. Paul
Huntington
Don’t Sacrifice Kitchen Utility For Looks Sorby
Carl Sorby of Rockford, vice president of the George Cooper corporation, told the Community Home Planning Institute at Coe College chapel that aesthetics must not override workability in kitchens. He showed color sketches and a prefabricated top designed to fit over ranges and counters with seamless length, noting standard unit heights will allow streamlined integration of range, refrigerator, sink, and counters. He suggested future kitchens may include laundry equipment in the kitchen or in an adjacent utility room.
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Carl Sorby
Rockford
George Cooper Corporation
Community Home Planning Institute
Coe College
Coe Chapel
Sorby
Fred Poyneer Speaks on Scout Fundamentals
Fred J Poyneer Waubeek area council president will speak on The Fundamentals of the Boy Scout Movement at the last of six weekly sessions of the University of Scouting at Main building Coe college Thursday evening Courses in Cubbing Scouting and Senior Scouting have attracted total registration of 75 leaders with an average attendance of 50 at each session John H Bormann past president of the Waubeek area council was elected to membership on the regional Boy Scout committee at the annual regional meeting in Des Moines Monday Bormann a member of the council executive board is also archdiocesan chairman for Scouting in the Dubuque diocese
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Fred J Poyneer
Waubeek Area Council
University of Scouting At Main Building
Coe College
John H. Bormann
Des Moines
Bormann
Archdiocesan
Dubuque
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Idaho
Marion News
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Yocom Chapel
Charles Moore
Kathryn Kassler
Oak Shade Cemetery
Richard Alexander
Clifford Burns
Neal Bunting
Charles D. Burns
Miss Carpenter
Mildred Carpenter
Boston
Bookhouse For Children
Fats Collection
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Edith Miller
Miss Whalen
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Marion
Warren P. Mundy
Sixth Avenue
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God
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Michael Cira, Jr
Fort Sheridan
Ill
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Foitle’s Bakery
Clifton Hyde
Albert Hydes
Seaman
Roy Houser
Roy M. Houser
Shoemaker
Calif
George Neff
Advy
Will Coons
LaPlata, Mo
Ed Paul
Paul Lillie
Dan Lillies
Central City
Korea
United States
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Mr. Moore
Freida Moore
Peoria
Henry Arp Jr
Marion Lions Club
P. A. Osborne
Kellogg, Ia
M. C. Birchard
Osborne
Kenneth Harden
Manchester, N. H
Hazel Harden
Stanley’ Hote
Tenth, Street
L. A. Franke
Lord Beaverbrook Was
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J.W. Hammill
Justice
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Linn-Jones Convention
DIAL
White Eagle Coal CO
Optimist
Elmer Brinkmann
Red Cross
St. Louis
Fred Poyneer
Scout
Jackie Wally
Wallstark Kennels
DeCosta
Detroit
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