Hogs Gain In Early Week Trading Across Major Markets
Hog prices rose about 10 cents with mostly 13.90 to 14.20 dollars in Chicago and scattered gains elsewhere. Receipts in multiple yards ranged around 13 to 34 thousand hogs, while cattle and sheep showed softer bids and uneven demand across Omaha Des Moines Sioux City and Peoria markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWA
Des Moines
UPI
IU. S. Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
At & A.m
Local Hog and Cattle Prices Rise in Regional Market
Hog prices advance 10 cents across grades with top hogs at 13.85. Cattle values show steers from 9.50 to 15.00 and yearlings up to 19.60, while calves fetch 9.50 to 14.00. Sheep and fat stock follow with lambs around 12.25 to 14.25 and ewes priced per weight class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Carlings
Hetstra
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Dent Asticulture
Csttle
Omaha
Omaha -Ups
Cood
Atking Atronner
California
Treoria Livestock
Peoria
Bond Market Mixed as Governments Decline in War Finance
New York bond review reports modest gains in rails and utilities while U S governments mostly fall on stock and OTC trades. Treasury issues of the current war top the market with the 1940 51 series near 10015 to 10021, signaling premium expectations for the new issue. Corporate loans show slight advances led by Columbia Gas and Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
Rails and Utilities
U. S
Stock Exchange
Treasury
Columbia Gas
Elec
US Treasury bonds drift as dollar loans raise South American demand
Foreign dollar loans, especially to South America, shaped trade as U S Government bonds rose Monday. The Dow Jones average and bond quotes showed modest gains amid currency and international loan activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tric
St Pau
Cedar Rapids Market Listings Mixed Commodities
Grain prices span No 1 wheat 98c No 2 94c while oats and soybeans show similar rates. Livestock demand includes hens leghorns and calves with diverse prices. fruits vegetables and hides also listed with box and unit prices.
Chicago and New York Produce Prices For Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry
Market reports show butter prices steady with varied scores, cheese values for twins and daisies, eggs with mixed colors and grades, and live poultry including fowls turkeys and ducks at fluctuating rates. Large listings detail receipts, weights, and regional differences across Chicago and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stocks Edge Higher After Early Rally Fades
New York AP reports a five day stock rally attempt with gains in early trading fading to fractional advances. Major leaders paused with limited turnover as power and utility issues pushed higher and speculative favorites fluctuated amid meager volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Lnst
American Telephone
Power and Light Company
North American
Columbia Gas and Public Service of
New Jersey
United States Steel
Bethlehem Jor Care
Pennes
United States Rubber
Anaconda
Greyhound Corp
Loew's
General Foods
Schenley and
Texas Company
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
General Electric
Union Carbide
Boeing
Republic Steel
Wall Street Stock Quotations From Adams Express to Zenith Radio
Published quotations show numerous companies and securities with prices and symbols. Notable listings include Adams Express Johns Manville Lockheed Kroger Allied Stores Loews Moline Mkt several rail and oil outfits and prominent names like Chrysler Motors Ford General Motors Union Carbide Exxon and Zenith Radio reflecting a broad market snapshot for a Monday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Bennett & Co
Ami Loco
Loews
Ine
Aim Maracaibo
Lorillard
Onion Central
Bemsda
Barber Asphalt
North Ami Co
Bendix
Avni
Amn Ave
Reth Steel Sit Chip Et Vis” i
Packard
Borden Ca
Paramount
Bors Worner Sita Penick
Penna RM
Ariderpart & Penner JC SR Brices
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Burroughs
Plymouth
Cal Heela
Camp Wyant MysPrecior Gamble
Canada Dry
Pullman Co
Jze Radio Corp
Madin Keith
Celotes
Chrysl¢r Motors
Esatcuny
Entengiraetemey
Colt
Roehic
Colo Fuel Server, Inc
del Wrestand Gas
Calif
Crown Crus “aBrand Ind
Apt Crucible Steel
Amn Sue
Alastew Warner
Curtiss Wr
Ys du Pont
Tidewater
Eastman
Nt Corp
Imbel Bros
Vlidden
Goodrich
BH. P
Goodyear Tire
Uni Gas Co
Genham Paire
Uni Gas Imp
Gt Nor Ore
U S
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Warner
Butler Bros
Libby Mc
Minors Found in Two Decorah Raids
Police with state officers and Deputy Sheriff Fred Obey raided The Rendezvous and Tuchek's tavern Saturday night in Decorah. They rounded up a number of minors who made sworn statements about purchasing beer. No arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Fred Obey
Rendevous
Joseph W. Swehla, Jr
Tuchek’'s
Ed ward Holton James Pleads Innocent in Libel Case
Cambridge lawyer Edward Holton James 68 pled innocent in superior court to two indictments charging criminal libel against President Roosevelt in a handbill titled The Yankee Freeman. The retired Concord attorney faced the charges after distribution of the pamphlet in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
Edward Holton James
Concord
Superior Court
Roosevelt
Yankee Freeman
Grain futures end mixed amid modest US market activity
Chicago futures closed narrowly irregular with Wheat up about 1 percent, Oats, Rye and Soybeans varied mildly. Corn showed little change while May delivery faced pressure. Winnipeg futures eased. Chicago cash provisions listed mixed wheat, corn and barley, with oats and soybeans showing mixed price action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Winnipeg
RG Bae
Wisconsin Cheese Market and Wool Auction Notes
Wisconsin cheese quotations for May 4 to 7 show enchanse toins and cheddar around 20 cents. Plymouth area reports and Wool Market Boston notes from the US Department of Agriculture indicate small domestic wool sales at 42.5 cents for one-quarter blood comb fleeces. buyers were mostly indifferent to three-eighths blood fleeces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Boston
US Dept — Agriculture
Realtors Plan Special Meeting on Rent Order in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Real Estate board calls a special meeting for next Monday to discuss provisions of the wartime federal rent control order. Attendees included 43 realtors and speakers A I Madden and James R Leverett who were en route from Des Moines to Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Real Estate Board
Y.M.C
A I. Madden
National Association of Real Estate Boards
James R. Leverett
Iowa Real Estate Association
Iowa Real Estate Commissioner
Des Moines
Burlington
Madden
Leverett
National Real Estate Board
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Des Moines Board
Gin Replaced by Explosives in War Plan Cites Gin Shortage
Washington report notes gin to be used for explosives as war need grows. Spirits supply concerns cited with 620 million gallons of whisky available and gin price rises temporarily halted by price ceilings. About 3.5 million gallons of gin tied up with distributors amid disrupted three month supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Collins
Office of Price Administration
LaPlant Choate Launches Second Shift Softball
An auxiliary softball program for second shift workers begins Tuesday at Ellis Park with LaPlant-Choate teams at 10 am. Three teams from machine shop welding crew and receiving and stores compete. John Krueger oversees the activity open to workers from 330 to midnight. More teams will form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
LaPlant-Choate
la Plant-Choate
John Krueger
Marion man pleads not guilty in D A Stamp office robbery case
George Duncan pleaded not guilty in district court to breaking and entering after motions by his attorney. Judge G K Thompson overruled a dismissal and ordered a bill of particulars. Duncan claimed state withholds his money as loot, but the judge denied the request to delay trial. The March term jury has been discharged and court will adjourn Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duncan
D. A
Marion
G. K. Thompson
Duncan
Thompson
Insurance
Man Arrested After Alleged Larceny of Cash Found
James Murphy pleaded guilty to larceny in district court after allegedly taking more than 200 dollars from Frank Zachar. Judge G K Thompson sentenced him to six months in Linn county jail, suspended on good behavior. Murphy said he found the money in a car seat and later spent part of it. about 80 dollars remained at arrest. He agreed to restitution to Zachar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zachar
James Murphy
G. K. Thompson
Murphy
Linn
Carl Hendrickson
Zachar
Thompson
Hendrickson
Mrs Nunneley Pleads Not Guilty to Forgery
Violet Nunneley was arrested April 10 in a check forging case and pled not guilty to two counts of uttering forged instruments before Judge G K Thompson. Her husband and James Hudson, arrested with her, also pled not guilty. The motion for immediate trial was denied and a September term jury will be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Nunneley
Rivng
G. K Thompson
Nunneley
James Hudson
Thompson
Judge Sustains Temporary Support Motions In Divorce Court
Judge G Thompson in district court sustained two motions for temporary support. Harry Miller was ordered to pay $4 weekly to Lillie Miller in a divorce action filed on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple wed July 15 1936. Edith M Stern was granted $25 monthly for herself and two minor children in a separate case against Donald E Stern, who she married August 30 1939, alleging cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G . Thompson
Harry Miller
Lillie Miller
Edith M. Stern
Stern
Donald E. Stern
Divorces Filed by Flickinger and Kretschmar in District Court
Anna C Flickinger seeks a divorce from Peter Flickinger whom she married in Marion on Oct 5 1905. She charges desertion and requests title to real estate. Louis Kretschmar seeks a divorce from John A Kretschmar, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks an injunction to restrain molestation and title to the house and household goods. The couple married April 29 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C Flickinger
Peter Flickinger
Marion
Louis Kretschmar
John A Kretschmar
Receiver Brookman files two suits over unpaid accounts
R W Brookman receiver for Hatch and Brookman Lumber Co sues in district court for two judgments. First action asks 93786 with Ralph Mefford Clarence Leverich Earl C and Nellie M Cecil and Perpetual Savings and Loan as defendants. Second seeks 110 against Harley R and Mrs Berry. Each case requests foreclosure of a mechanic's lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W. Brookman
Hatch and Brookman Lumber Company
Ralph Mefford
Clarence Leverich
Earl C
Nellie M. Cecil
The
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Harley R. Berry
Brookman
Roosevelt seeks 102 million for NYA and CCC wartime work
In a special message to Congress, President Roosevelt asks 102,150,000 dollars for the NYA and CCC through the 1943 fiscal year. The package includes 50 million for defense training and funds to run 300 CCC camps through July with later liquidity and disbanding by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Congress
Roosevelt
NYA
CCC
City Briefs and Local Club Meetings Listed
Mrs B Crain hosted a guest from Chicago and several fraternal groups announced meetings. Sacred Heart Court No 727 meets Monday at Keane hall. The Three Link circle lunch Wednesday at Mrs Mayme Stoner’s home. The Link-Belt Speeder auxiliary hosts a lunch. Rebecca Alexander Kent and Daughters of Union Veterans plan Tuesday events. Cub Mothers club to elect officers and award certificates Wednesday. Private Guy Curran Jr promoted to private first class at Sheppard Field, Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Court
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Keane Hall
Mayme Stoner
L Street
Guy Curran Jr
Gus Curran
Burch Avenue
Quartermaster Corps
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
Kan
Fishing gear stolen from car at Niagara store
Cliff Melone of 127 Eleventh Street NE reported a theft of a fly rod flies and other fishing equipment from his car parked behind the Niagara cigar store Saturday evening valued at 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Melone
Eleventh Street
Niagara Cigar Store
Melone
Camp Fire party canceled in Bever Park this evening
The Camp Fire party of the month club in Bever Park at 730 tonight is canceled due to cold weather. No alternate date will be set because of multiple conflicts. Members can obtain graphed copies of the program by calling the recreation commission office at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Playeround and Recreation Commission
City Hall
University of Iowa Names Guest Star of the Week
Doris Janceck of Cedar Rapids named campus guest star of the week by the Dailey Lawan. Janceck is junior commerce student, president of Phi Gamma Nu, and advertising manager of the Journal of Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Janceck
Cedar Rapids
Dailey Lawan
University of Iowa
Mics
Janceck
Phi Gamma Nu
Sorority
Women In Commerce
Journal of Business
Classified Ad Rates and Instructions for Want Ads
Want ad rates and instructions for placing ads. Includes line counts, minimums, and daily publication options. Provides contact number, billing, and deadlines for same day placement, with special rates for work wanted and out of town mailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Junior prom, mixer and union boards noted in student roles
The text lists multiple student service positions including junior prom committee, commerce board, freshman mixer, Union board sub committee, and recording secretary role for YWCA. It mentions a Union board member for next year and a recording secretary position in Alpha Chi Omega social sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Board
Union Board
YWCA
Alpha Chi Omega
Local enlistments announced at area recruiting stations
Five men enlisted in the armed services this week at local recruiting stations. Ernest A Baily Alvin Krebs Ray B Ralph Paul A Pursley and Wayne E Porter listed among those enlisting in the army and navy respectively. Lost notices include a brown doe with white front feet and several rewards for lost items paired with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Army
Ernest A Baily
Fifth Street
Alvin Krebs
Rockford Road
Ray B Ralph
Burlington
Paul A Pursley
Maquoketa
Wayne E. Porter
Anamosa
Navy
Local Memorabilia Includes Jewelry and Gear Ads
A cluttered page fragment lists numerous ads and notices. Jewelry stores offer watches repair and new mainsprings while others promote fur cleaning, storage, and diamond gifts. Hardware and service providers advertise car washing, quilting patterns, and printing services alongside general merchandise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Garburetor
Glones
Walton A. Keller CO
2Nd Ave
Morris Fur Shop
Hamilton, Elgin and Mulova
L.A
Lyma SU
Los Angeles
Ritenour
Onslow
Vincent’s Jewelry
Diverse home services and goods advertised in local classifieds
Multiple ads offer rug cleaning and sales, heating, painting, plastering, and hauling. Listings include Sodding and dirt work, lawn mowers, upholstery, junk removal, cement and masonry, papering, and panel Chevrolet truck hire. Numerous phone numbers accompany each service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew's
Easner
Nalnting
Decorat
Call DE Marate
Celine Gardner Mur
Dini
Point Rondoia
Netian
Reneral
ASNES
Ada
Call_ Noble
Salesgirl Wanted for Hughes Ladies Apparel Opening
Advertisement fragment describes a new Hughes Ladies Apparel store at 205 Ind Ave SE seeking experienced sales staff for coats suits dresses and fittings plus sportswear and alterations. Additional notices seek a paint and wallpaper department woman a typist and file clerk and other shop positions with phone and box references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Ladies
Ind Ave
Gazette
Montgomery Ward and Co
Keota
David Clean
2Nd Ave
David Beardsley
Sndwich
Mr_ Lee
Tip Top
1St Ave
Naxera Pastry
Shelper Muat
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Panus City
East St. Louis
J. Paul
Austin
Austin Minn
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Associated Pres Pounds Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumea
Fi. C. Burleson Agency
Merchants Bank
Oes. Rosds
U .S
Federal Farm Mtc
DOW Jones
Sosbeans
Texas
Nids
Lamson Bros. and Co
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
Idaho
Green Mountains
Maine
Michigan
Texas Bliss Triumph
Louisiana Bliss
Java
Wall St
Davenport
Hastings
Praine du Chien
MecGrecor
Doebuque
Davenport S
Keokuk Rire
St Loui
Memphis Fall
B. Crain
Gavenue
Betty Hollison
A. B. McDonald
Sioux Falls
S. D
T. F. McDonald
Tenth Street
George Wyatt
G Avenue NW
Glaw
Town-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Rebecca Alexander Kent
Montrose Hotel
Cub Mothers Club
Chamber of Commerce
S.U.1
Gareth
American
Talor
Beyers
Fair Grounds
Tite
Hampshire
Police Department
Stewatz Jewelry & Loan Co
1St Street
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Anderson Monument CO
Funs
Rocky and the Rockets
Danceland
Faeryone
Hank Winder
Henry Busseleo
Pieper
Ry Marrink
Lafayette
Hallwood Cape
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Dial
Blahop
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
Ird
LA Vogue Beauty Shop
Ard
Paris Academy Beauty School
Mr. Holder
Ordnance Division
Dept
Hammond
Indiana
Picture Standard Glass & Paint Co
Young Man High School
Glenn Lehr
Lisbon
Davis Cleaners
Bell Roy
Eran
Henner Tea Co
Nelp
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