Livestock Prices Steady After Week Of Declines
Chicago and Omaha market notes show HOGS and CATTLE mostly steady after price controls. lambs and mutton stronger in parts. Receipts quoted at 18,000 cattle 15,000 hogs 12,000 sheep in Chicago with varied weekly changes. Des Moines and Sioux City reports list mixed gains and losses across hogs cattle and sheep with multiple weight classes and price ranges.
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Chicago
Hoss
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U .&. Dept Agriculture
California
Des Moines
Minnesota
At & Am
Bond Markets Weekends Rise and Mixed Activity
Weekend trading showed a rise in some issues while others were irregular. Notable gains appeared in Sheil Wanton 7145 Pere Marquette 5s and North org acle 48, with limited impact from tax schedule proposals. U S government issues closed steady with small changes in several issues including U S Bonds and Owners Loan.
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Sheil Wanton
Pere Marquette
North. Org
House
Ways and Means Committee
Telephone
Sartington
U. S
Frezen
Cedar Rapids Office Listing by Lamson Brothers
Furnished by Lamson Brothers and company with H R Mowrey as manager at the Cedar Rapids office located in the Merchants National Bank building 503.
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Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Hog and Cattle Market Report Mixed Prices Rise
Local market hogs rose five cents across grades led by top long-haul pigs at 13.75. Cattle futures show choice to prime steers near 13.24 to 14.15, with yearling and heifer categories varying. Calf and lamb sections present mixed values, with medium and common lots showing broader spreads across weights.
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Searling Meers
Bologna
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market notes from Cedar Rapids list grain like No 1 wheat at 91c No 2 rye at 75c and shelled corn at 63c per bushel. Prices cover oats hay straw and poultry including leghorns and hens with weights and prices, plus wholesale fruits vegetables and mountain area produce with assorted prices for apples, potatoes, oranges, lemons, onions, and hides and furs.
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Colorado
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORT SUMMARY
Chicago market report shows butter receipts at 89 score and 38 cents, egg and storage notes, and strong potato prices with Idaho russets steady, US No. 1 Thalia russet at 3.23, Michigan russet at 4.23, Katahdins around 2.50, and Texas Triumphs around 2.40 per 50 lb sack. Produce futures listed. butter and eggs values noted for November and October respectively.
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Chicago
U S
Idaho
Thalia Russet
Burbanks
Michican Ruseet Rurals
Maine
Katahdins U
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Wisconsin cheese and Boston wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for May 4 to 9 show 20 percent for various grades with specific HAPi quotes and dairy notes. Boston wool market reports fair demand on the week ending Saturday with Ohio fine delaine combing and graded fleeces selling at 47 to 52 cents, including quarter to three-eighths blood ranges.
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Boston
Ohio
Army Station to Enlist Only 18 and 19 Year Olds
Cedar Rapids army recruiting sub-station receives orders to stop enlistments except for men aged 18 or 19 and those who can qualify as engineer specialists. Sergeant Verne Small in charge said the 18 and 19-year-olds will choose their service. He urged applicants visit the recruiting station for more information next week.
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Cedar Rapids
Sergt. Verne Small
Small
Gene Krupa Divorced After Thanksgiving Dispute
Ethel Mary Krupa was granted divorce from band leader Gene Krupa by Judge Paul D. Barns in Miami. She receives $15,000 and 50 dollars weekly for one year. An unrelated note states Alaska's name comes from a native word meaning The Great Land.
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Miami, Fla
Ethel Mary Krupa
Gene Krupa
Paul D. Barns
Alaska
Utilities Lead Stock Market On Recovery Push
New York stock market rose for the fourth straight session led by American Telephone and senior utilities. Steels, motors, and rails wavered, but overall averages hit new highs as investors cheered tax proposals judged favorable by market standards. American Telephone renewed demand, climbing to a recovery high of 111 1 8, up 1 8 points, and 10 above its seven year low.
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New York
American Telephone
Saaturday
Mim
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury Department
Wall Street Quotation Sheet From Bennett Co
Saturday stock listings from Abbott Lah Johns Manville United brands and many named companies across old exchanges. The page shows prices and yields for Amn Lockheed Amn Goodyear Anaconda Chrysler and many others with references to daily bids and closes. Names include Abbott Lah Johns Manville Kennecott Co, Amn Moe, and US Steel, with numbers like 24%, 32, and 65 indicating quotes or changes.
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J. £. Bennett & Co
WH. Dumo
Telephone
Merchants National Hank
Abbott
Ark
Nat Gas
Dury
Armmistrons Cork
Pans
Atchison SF
Central Atlantic
Ats
AU Coast
Nor At
Co Aviation Corp
oNor
Aunty
Avi Haldwan Loco
Halto
Ohio
Ous
Eley Barnsdall R
Otis Strelacher Asphalt & Packard Stra Beatrice Crmy
Paramount Ren
Cal & Hecla S
Pullman Co
Canada
Rep Steel
Coca Cola
Aia
Cond Motors
Conth
Cahiel
Amn Sue
Studebaker
du Pont
Fox
Ats Union Carbide
Gnion Pac
Elec Autolite
Fonds
Crain
Motors Aage
Gimbel Bros. Au
Gwearich
Goodyear
Graham Paler
US Steel Ars
Gt Wes
Vanadium
Yellow Truck
T. T
Zenith Radio 10
Chicago
Chicaen Corp T
Libby McNeil
Marsh Field
Qukr
Edison
Y Salt & Co
Katz
Zenith Rad
King and Queen Inspect Nazi Damage at Bath
King George and Queen Elizabeth toured Bath today to view the destruction from German reprisals. They spoke with residents as soldiers cleared debris and the royal route was adjusted for danger from falling masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
England
King George
Elizabeth
Chelsea Beats Victor for Sixth in Row 12-1
Chelsea high school won its sixth straight baseball victory Wednesday defeating Victor 12 to 1. Ulch struck out 16, allowing one run. Chelsea piled up 17 hits including two homers by Ulch and one by M Kasal.
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the Gazette
Chelsea
Chelsea High School
Victor
Ulch
M. Kasal
Pillow a poor bank in Tucson case
Mrs. Anna Nechvatal found her life savings of 2100 dollars hidden in a pillow and reported it missing after moving, noting the pillow as a poor bank. Police are investigating the unusual loss in Tucson Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
Anna Nechvatal
Grains Finish Firm on Chicago Board Amid Market Boost
Chicago grain futures closed firm as farmers expected to vote for marketing quotas and news of a loan rate increase boosted sentiment. Wheat rose 7a to 1 cent, corn up 74 to 7a cents, oats steady, rye up 45 to 1 cent, soybeans mixed with gains for May and July. Local buying supported May deliveries while deferred positions advanced, with anti selling pressure in corn on the upturn. Winnipeg and Chicago cash grain markets show assorted prices across wheat corn oats and barley plus lard and hog values.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
CCC
Winnipeg
Courthouse, four-year sentence in luggage theft case
Howard Perrigo was sentenced by Judge G K Thompson to four years in county jail after pledging guilty to larceny from a building. The sentence includes an eight month suspension. Perrigo was arrested March 17 with James Watson and Ralph Stuart for thefts from Walter Cummins of the Bernie Cummins orchestra at the Roosevelt hotel. Watson and Stuart received five-year penitentiary terms at Fort Madison after guilty pleas last Saturday. Also noted, the will of Nannie E Stansby filed for probate with Frank O Mekota named executor and $12000 bond. A divorce suit was filed by Virgil Bell against Edna Bell, alleging marriage in 1929 and desertion in 1938 with no knowledge of her whereabouts.
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Howard Perrigo
First Street
G. K Thompson
Perrigo
James Watson
Fifth Avenue
Ralph
Sleepy) Stuart
Second Street
Walter Cummins
Bernie Cummins Orchestra
Roosevelt
Nannie E. Stansby
Frank O. Mekota
Virgil Bell
Edna Bell
City Briefs: Trainmen meet at Roosevelt hotel Sunday
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet Sunday at 10 am at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs Roy Derigo of 823 Twelfth street NE caught a 10 pound blue catfish Friday in the Wapsie river above Stone City. W E Mickel of 1311 Second avenue SE is a patient at St Luke's hospital and may receive visitors in a few days. Private Bert J Foote son of Mr and Mrs M Foote of 2323 B avenue NE has completed a technical course at Chanute Field Army Air Corps training schools. Robert A Ratner of 618 Eighteenth Street SE graduates today from an ordnance inspection course at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago and will work in a defense plant inspecting munitions. Strong wind Friday afternoon toppled a barn door on C H Schlantz of Robins, who was treated at St Luke's for a fractured right leg.
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Roy Derigo
Twelfth Street
Wapsie River
Stone City
W. E. Mickel
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Bert J. Foote
Robert A. Ratner
Eighteenth Street
the Gazette
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Chicago
Ratner
Army
C. H. Schlantz
Robins
Vernon Gladwin earns petty officer rating in navy
Vernon L. Gladwin son of Mr and Mrs M L Gladwin of 1517 Twelfth Avenue SE received the petty officer rating of carpenter's mate third class from the Great Lakes Naval Training station after completing a 16 week course He was in the 14 percent selected for training based on aptitude tests given to all recruits
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Vernon L. Gladwin
M. L. Gladwin
Twelfth Avenue SE
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Gladwin
Talbot Joins A.F.I. Honorary Society At Iowa
Jack Talbot, son of Mr and Mrs A H Talbot of 3016 Center Point road NE, is elected one of twelve members of the senior men's honorary society A.F I at the University of Iowa where he is a junior. Election is based on readership character scholarship and participation in university activities.
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Jack Talbot
A. H. Talbot
Center Point Road
A.F I
University of Iowa
Ladies Aid party highlights reading themed program
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosted a guest day at Mrs. John L. Gritzner home. Members read a magazine themed program with many participants. A mystery lunch for 50 and 75 pounds of magazines for government salvage were noted. Several locals reported travels visits and family updates across Ottumwa and surrounding areas.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
John L. Gritzner
Glenn E. Kinser
J.P. Galliven
Emma Klein
Wd, Shank
Elsie St. John
Gritzner
WE Wilber
Sophia Coenen
Helen Wescott
F. E. Manatt
Leslie McDonald
Janet McCune
Phyllis Glass
Teresa Gritzner
Ben &. Gill
Government
Marion Churches Faithful Week Services List
A condensed church notices page lists schedules for Marion area congregations. Baptist pastor Rev Benjamin H Shaw preaches at 10:45 with evening sermon. Catholic Mass at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m.. Christian church led by Rev Vernon H Carter with sermons on Church's Divine Commission and True Versus False Wisdom. Congregational and Free Methodist services. Methodist with youth groups. Presbyterian with missionary speaker Rev J C Glittenberg. St Paul Evangelical Lutheran with communion and a film. Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath services. Prairie Chapel Sunday school and worship, Ep worth League.
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Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Divine Commission
J Franklin Parsons
Guy James
Arthur W. Henke
Parlor
Upper Partor
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
J. C. Glittenberg
Cedar Rapids
China
Walther League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
B. Clyde
Epworth League
Birthday party honors Miss Iona Bohlken at home
Observing Miss Iona Bohlken's birthday, Mrs. James Reynolds and Miss Ethel Collins entertained Friday night at the Bohlken home on Seventh Avenue. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Kenneth Malver, Mrs. Lyle Van Voltenberg, Mrs. Donald Haines, Merlen Albaugh, Mildred Kindig and Fern McNeil. Miss Bohlken received numerous gifts. Mrs. J L Roberts traveled to Des Moines to visit daughters Mrs. DeLoss Marken and Miss Bertha Roberts and attend a mother and daughter banquet at College Avenue Christian church. She will also attend a mother and daughter banquet in Perry and visit her son Leo Roberts and family.
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Iona Bohlken
James Reynolds
Ethel Collins
Bohlken
Seventh Avenue
Kenneth Malver
Lyle van Voltenberg
Donald Haines
Merlen Albaugh
Mildred Kindig
Fern McNeil
J. L. Roberts
Des Moines
DeLoss Marken
Bertha Roberts
College Avenue Christian Church
Perry
Leo Roberts
Armored Unit Seeks Help in Naming Tanks
Armored force troops launch a campaign to replace foreign terms with native American names for tanks jeeps and self-propelled guns. The Armored Force Journal invites enlisted men to submit sturdy labels with a $5,000 prize for the winning entry. The appeal asks readers to imagine the roar of motors and the rumble of steel as the star spangled charge rolls forward.
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Fort Knox
Uncle Sam
U.S.A
Armored Force Journal
Armored Force
Amnesia Victim Learns Identity by Old Scar
Belleville and Dupo, Illinois, papers recount a man who suffered amnesia after an accident in Stillwater Oklahoma. Returning to work, he adopted the name Charles Brown, later moved with his family to Dupo. A chance street meeting with a man who identified himself as Vern Croath led Brown to seek a court order to change his name and his wife and children's names to Creath.
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Stillwater
Oklo
Charles Brown
Dupo, IN
Brown
Vern Croath
Murphysboro
Creath
Woman Safety Worker Saws Wood on Estate in Medfield
MEDFIELD Mass. For relaxation Mrs Robert Homans director of the women's division of the Massachusetts Public Safety committee saws wood on her estate. A direct descendant of President John Adams she is busy with 20,000 women workers and eats lunch at her desk. Sundays she finds time to cut timber. Nearly 4,000 more people were accidentally killed in 1940 than in 1939.
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Medfield
Mass
Robert Homans
Massachusetts Public Safety Committee
Saws Wood
John Adams
Adams
Want Ads for same das's paper accepted until noon Sunday
Classified notices and lost found snippets from Weyers to Vincent's Jewelry share ad space. Names, phone numbers, and rewards listed for missing dogs and items. Includes services from jewelers, watch repair, printing, dressmaking, and home care.
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Same Das
Anderson Monument CO
Hamilton
Elin and
Bulova
Lymnan
SHELL
Ave
da Bt NE
Los Angeles
Win Ritenour
Onslow
Vincent’s Jewelry
3Rd St
Depatl
Andrew Cath
Sehmefer
Kresce
Maddigan School of Music
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands Printing CO
Flora M
Emerson
Renaiins C R Knitting CO
Monticello Bank Denies Liability in Suit for 235100
Monticello Bank denies liability in a federal suit for 235 100 filed against it as trustee for the Commercial Investment Corp of Davenport. Carpenter, cashier, says the suit seeks the gross amount with no deduction and that the bank acted competently with counsel advising accordingly.
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Monticello Bank
Carpenter
Monticello State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Commercial Investment Corporation of
Davenport
Greece Produces Its Own Edith Cavell Tale
In Jerusalem a Greek girl sheltered three Australian soldiers after D Day. She supplied clothes and food despite German risk. a scuffle occurred during an arrest attempt, and all four were executed after a brief military trial. Alaska's congressional status noted.
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Jerusalem
Ins
Greece
Edith Cavell
Local Classified Ads Offer Household Services and Supplies
A collage of ads promotes rug shampooing at 1.50 with money back guarantee, coal and fuel delivery, spouting and gutter repairs, lawn mowers sharpening, hauling of ashes and rubbish, painting and papering, tent and awning work, and miscellaneous home services. Numerous phone numbers and addresses indicate limited special prices during March and April.
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Murry
Trojan Bus Service
Kuichera Lodding & Fuel CO
Novak Heating CO
Drew's
3Rd Ave
2Nd Ave
Easner
Decorato R
J Akers
19Th St. SE
Center Point Road
Noble
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Cattie
Sioux City
BIOAX
S. Dept Agriculture
Texas
Tapi- Gond Butchers
Betas
Aeea
Towa Hog Pricts
Sby
The
Associated Press
Good Butchers
Ason C. Waterloo
Ottumxa
WEW
York Bond Review
wErw
York
Pow Jones
Shearts
Stocks
Priday
Pridar
P. Iday
Oneoeer Ences
L.ealy
Samson Ros
Plymouth
Wts
Wall St
Chicago Board
BBC
Roy Heans
City Briefs
Brotherhood of Railroad
Roosevelt Hotel
A.F.I
Marion News
D G Hickey
Laurens
Mrs Harold Ford
Norman J. Waffle
Emerson Arade School
Roberts
Mrs
Lillie Lickiss
Arlington
Res
Arthur W Henke
Gale Henke
Army Air Signal Corps
Hawaii
Don Reedquist
Ottumwa
Reedquist
W. G. Bowen
Fred C Newlin
San Diego
Calif
Oscar FE. Wente
Mr. Newlin
Lieut
Wente
Bob Wilber
Terry
Jim Phlager
Darlene Begley
Springville
D. G Hickey
George W. Dippel
Cooksville
Mervin Wessmuller
Patricia
John T Christie
St. Luke’s Hospital
James A Pringle
Betty Foley
Mary Foley
Iowa City
Owen
George Schrimper
Clyde Scott
Irvin Scott
James E. Clapp
Marion
Oelwein
George C. Oxley
C. R Oxley
G. O Pyle
Helen Oxley
George A Oxley
Ava Walker
Dickie
Venables
Marion Churches
Belleville
Woodso
Zio
Charzse Sour
Cedar Ranks
Gazette
Weyers
Mio Sn
Fate
Rte
St Bernard
Jerr Whitmore
Poland
China Gilt Co. A
Reed
Trish
Katz Jewelry & Loan Co
Probasco Jeweler
Av. E
Eulalia Hauser
Studio
Sth Ave
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Lovely Lady Tbeauty Shop
1St Ave
Dial Ao
Bishop
Lillian Suchy
Tia
Paris Academy Beauty School
DIAL
Cou Falls, Iowa
Don Coleburn
Mek
Lileen Ngalls
Ralph Suade
Eileen Steer
Hollywood
Hayes Music
Dace
Forbes Orch
Hal Forlman
Hank Winder
SUN Ladies
Swisher Pavilion
Rand Joe Fisher
Noth Young
C.S.P.S. Hall
NANCE
Temple Roller Rink
Jimmie Adams
TOP HAT Soldiers and_Sailors
Frere
Leess Bar
Ave. E
Ce-Mar
dli-Way Secrety Stanwood
Earl Hunt
Orch
Lafayette Clabroom
Jhallwood Cafe
Si Stonekine Music
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