Hog Market Dips After Surplus Tuesday Receipts
Liberal hog supplies push prices lower across major markets. Chicago reports top hogs at 14.60 with receipts around 34 thousand. cattle and lambs show weaker to steady trends. Omaha Sioux City Des Moines Iowa Minnesota markets mirror softer demand while Austin Minnesota listings show varied but generally steady to lower quotes.
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Chicago
API
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
Weiler
Sioux City
UPI
IU. S. Dept. Agriculture
Texas
South Dakota
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
U_ Ss
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Wheat closes lower on early losses in Chicago trade
Wheat eased early on Monday in Chicago trading as prices fell nearly a cent before closing mixed and off by about 0.38 to 0.45 as shorts covered. Rye and oats rose toward the close while corn held near ceilings with May at 1.05 and oats around 0.63 to 0.64 with rye steady to down slightly.
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Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Ee Eee
Chicago
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Move in May Week Summary
In Plymouth Wisconsin AP reports for May 10 15 cheese prices show twins and cheddars at 23 4c. Wool market in Boston notes light trading with lambs wool and South Dakota semi bright wools traded near 41 cents grease. New York bond review describes selective buying as reorganizations hit rails with rails firms steady at closing.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Boston
Dept. Agriculture
South Dakota
New York
Ralls
Produce Update in Market Report
A brief market note notes Dressed poultry supply and pricing details. It mentions a 1.4 percent fee markup and delivery of 16 060 pounds of live poultry, with limited current efficiency.
Market Prices and Grain Goods Report From Chicago Central
Receipts and unsettled prices across dairy butter eggs and potatoes. Livestock items include lbs. 27 percent to 6 lbs 31 cents hens ducks 24 25 cents stags and cocks 20 cents. Butter receipts 792 825 unsettled prices quoted. Eggs receipts 33 393 unsettled then notes local graded values. Potatoes arrivals 64 on track 41 total shipments 431. Idaho shipments 31. Market conditions described as very tight with good demand and some price variation.
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Idahos
Alabama Biss
U S
U.S
U. S
Local Hog Prices 15 Cents Lower on Cedar Rapids Market
Prices on all grades of hogs were 15 cents lower on the Cedar Rapids market Saturday. Top price for butchers was 14.05, for long haul no-fill 14.15 and for packers 13.75.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Market Summary Of Grains Livestock And Hides
Market prices for corn soybeans oats and wheat listed with grades and weights. Includes straw hay poultry fruit vegetables potatoes citrus hides and animal by products with multiple grade distinctions and per unit quotes. Ends with a note about mane and full tail including pony and clue half price.
All Officers of Brotherhoods Are Reelected Sunday
Officers of the United Lutheran Church Brotherhood were reelected Sunday at First Lutheran in Cedar Rapids. E P Juel Council Bluffs president Hugh Wolff Davenport vice president Lee Larson Des Moines secretary Richard De Reuss near Davenport treasurer. E A Piper Fairfield installed them as the United Lutheran Synod in Iowa began its eighty ninth annual convention.
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United Lutheran Church Brotherhood
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
E. P. Juel
Council Bluffs
Hugh Wolff
Davenport
Lee Larson
Des Moines
Richard de Reuss
Near Davenport
E. A. Piper
Fairfield
United Lutheran Synod
Iowa
Women’s Missionary Society
Selma Bergner
Japan
Union Christian College
Tokio
Synod
Rotary Talk Highlights Camp Values for Boys at Wapsie Y
Don Ogden 11 led with swimming and canoe trips as top camp sports at Camp Wapsie Y where he has attended three seasons. Edwin B. Zeller of the Y M C A stressed three gains from summer camp namely social skills, obligation and responsibility, and a spirit of internationalism. Fred J. Shoemaker of Cedar Rapids Y M C A called Wapsie one of the space setting camps in the region.
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Rotary Club
Don Ogden
Camp Wapsie Y
Edwin B. Zeller
Y.M.C.A
Fred J. Shoemaker
Boys Work
Cedar Rapids
3 Year Highs In Stock Mart
In New York utilities priced low led markets as strong buys push shares upwards. The first hour saw 803000 shares traded the highest for the period since May 1940. Profit taking near the close trimmed top quotes while total transfers reached about 2.5 million shares.
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New York
Death notices of Arthur Safely and Mrs. W. H. Roberts
Arthur M. Safely, 59, of 904 Fifth Street SE, died at home after a long illness. Born April 19, 1884 in Mt. Vernon, he lived in Cedar Rapids 35 years and worked for King Crown Plaster. Surviving include wife Clara, son Robert, daughters Clara Belle Smith Mildred and Marion, siblings, four grandchildren, and a late daughter. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Beatty chapel. Burial in Campbell cemetery. Mrs. W. H. Roberts, 67, died Sunday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after years of illness. She ran a dressmaking shop at 1124 Sixth Street NW, born in Helena Ark, lived in Traer, Cedar Rapids since 1910. Surviving: daughter Mrs. Thomas A. Mason, four grandchildren, sister Mrs. Jennie Tate. Home with her daughter at 825 Eighth Ave SE. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Rice funeral home will handle arrangements.
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Arthur Michael Safely
Fifth Street
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Rapids
King Crown Plaster Company
Safely
Molders Union
Methodist Church
Clara
Robert Safely
Clarabelle Smith
Mildred
Marion Safely
Lulu McKinnon
Edward Safely
Charboneau
N. D
Richard Plattenberger
Ronald
Shirley Smith
Dorothy Swett
Beatty Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Campbell Cemetery
W. H. Roberts
Sixth Street
Helena
Ark
Traer
Thomas A. Mason
Thomas A. Mason, Jr
Davenport
Alice Earlmond Mason
Carlyle Eugene
Helen Earnestine
Jennie Tate
Chicago
Roberts
Eighth Avenue SE
Rice Funeral Home
Bernard D Narveson Dies After Brief Illness At Daughter’s Home
Bernard D Narveson aged 85, retired merchant, died at 11:50 p.m. at the home of his daughter Mrs W J Conway 119 Thirty-fifth Street Drive SE after a brief illness. He was born in Nebraska on February 28, 1858 in Cal-
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Bernard D. Narveson
W. J. Conway
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
Cal
Longtime McIntosh merchant dies in Cedar Rapids
A former McIntosh merchant who retired to Cedar Rapids died at age known in the obituary. He was a St. Luke's Lutheran member, founder and director of King Township Insurance, and left three daughters Mrs. Hodges Mrs. Hallgarth and Mrs. Conway, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Bottelfson. The body will be taken to McIntosh for services and burial with friends invited to Moen chapel for visitation.
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E. Bottelfson
Wells, Minn
McIntosh
Moen
Death of Antone Stastny widow of John Stastny
Antone Stastny 84 widow of John Stastny died at her daughter Mrs John Dostal home 77 Twenty second Avenue SW at 7 40 a m Monday after a brief illness Born in Polen Czechoslovakia May 23 1858 she came to Cedar Rapids in 1878 resided here since Mr Stastny died several years ago Surviving daughter Mrs Dostal another daughter Mrs Michael Feiereisen two sons Frank and John Stastny 17 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren Services at Kuba funeral home 2 30 p m Wednesday Theodore B Hlubucek off officiating burial in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call at chapel
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Antonie Stastny
John Stastny
John Dostal
Twenty-second Avenue
Polen
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Stastny
Zofie Podlipska
Cesky Vlastenky
Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Baldwin
Services for Mrs. Gertrude Baldwin of 1221 Eleventh Street NW follow a long illness. The Turner chapel will host the service at 2 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev. Paul Luther Miller. Burial is planned at Linwood cemetery.
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Gertrude Baldwin
Eleventh _ street NW
Turner Chapel
Paul Luther Miller
Linwood Cemetery
City Briefs highlight local events and notices
Free cooking classes held Tuesdays at 2 PM in the Glow room of the Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric company. The Streets Commissioner W Harold Eggleston was named needs commissioner through spring and summer by the city council. Parlor City Camp 1799 and Royal Neighbors of America will meet at 8 PM Tuesday in K P hall with a May basket lunch after. The city council approved changing the Daughters of Union Veterans flag street sale date to Saturday June 12. Tyler P T A executive committee meets Wednesday at 7 30 PM with Mrs Fred C Henson. A purse containing 20 80 and a ration book were reported lost between J C Penney and McLellan stores by Elvena Peal. A tire was stolen from a garage at 1810 Eighth avenue SE. Wes Tippie was fined 25 for intoxication. An income tax lien of 146 64 was filed against Henry Ehrke for 1941 taxes. Karl Edwards of Davenport will call at the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Tuesday for interviews from 9 AM to 3 PM.
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Parlor City
Royal Neighbors of America
K.P. Hall
J. C. Penney
McLellan
Elvena Peal
610 Avenue NW
U. S. Court
Cedar Rapids
Henry Ehrke
FE Avenue
Killian Chief Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
A. L. Killian president of the Killian company had an emergency appendectomy at St. Luke's hospital Saturday night. His condition is reported satisfactory.
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A. L. Killian
Killian Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Consistory Reunion Opens Work At Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Consistory spring reunion opens Tuesday at 8 30 a m with the ninety sixth reunion of the Scottish Rite bodies in Cedar Rapids. Fourth degree work begins lunch and dinner are served in the Consistory dining room. The fifteenth degree is planned for fall form at 7 30 Tuesday evening and seventeenth degree work starts at 7 45 a m Wednesday.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Stolen Fender Guides Recovered After Pickup by Central City Car
Harold Bramer recovered two fender guides stolen from his automobile near the Temple roller rink April 25. He spotted them on a car owned by Henry Vorsenberg of Central City Sunday night. Vorsenberg said he bought the guides from a Central City man a week earlier and was not held.
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Harold Bramer
Temple Roller Rink
Bramer
Henry Vorsenberg
Central City
Vorsenberg
Navy enlistment of teens reported by Cedar Rapids office
Three 17 year olds joined the navy and two more entered the Seabees as reported by the Cedar Rapids recruiting office. The 17 year olds are Oliver W. Prior Jr Allen E. Vredenberg and Kenneth G Nebling. James Orville Faas and Donald Andrew Faas entered the Seabees. All were accepted through selective service channels.
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Navy
Seabees
Cedar Rapids
Marion High Plans Commencement for 73 Seniors
Marion high school will award diplomas to 73 seniors at the seventieth annual commencement May 21 at 7 30 p.m. in the Methodist church. Major Earl O. Culver of the University of Iowa will speak on Discipline in War and Peace. A prom will be held at the Marion Golf Club replacing the usual banquet. Baccalaureate led by Rev Vernon H. Carter will be at 7 45 p.m. Sunday with all churches uniting.
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Earl O. Culver
Department of Military Science
University of Iowa
Marion Golf Club
Vernon H. Carter
The
Christian Church
Lincoln Building
C.F. Hall
Services for Mrs. Charles G Schultz Held at Presbyterian Church
Services were conducted Sunday at the Presbyterian church by Rev. C. V. R. De Jong. Mrs. Irvin L. Ford played organ and Mrs. De Jong with Mrs. Merle Robison sang. Burial followed in Oak Shake cemetery with pallbearers Clarence H. James Ralph Michel LeRoy Michel and Walter Morrison.
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Charles G. Schultz
Presbyterian Church
C. V. R. de Jong
Irvin L. Ford
de Jong
Merle Robison
Oak Shake Cemetery
Clarence H. James
Iowa City
Ralph and
LeRoy Michel
Walter Morrison
Marion
Twin boys born at University hospital Iowa City
May 7 at University hospital Iowa City born twin sons to First Class Petty Officer and Mrs Maurice Penne named George Edward and John Paul Penne. Mrs Penne formerly Alta Webb of Marion. Penne is in foreign service.
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University Hospital, Iowa City
Maurice Penne
George Edward
John Paul
Penne
Alta Webb
Marion
George H. Clark
Wallis to curb shopping on New York trip
The Duke of Windsor, visiting from the Bahamas on a business trip, fears Duchess Wallis Simpson will have to restrain her New York shopping plans. He says the trouble is they have not yet settled their finances and they must be prudent during the tour.
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New York
Duke of Windsor
Bahamas
Duke and Duchess Arrive for Economy and Safety Mission
The duke, noted in 1939 for a $200,000 annual maintenance, and the duchess arrived by train from Miami on a combined business and military mission to discuss the islands economy and safety.
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Miami
Islands
Public Library Marks 10th Anniversary of Book Burning
The exhibit at the observance marks ten years since the 1933 Nazi book burnings. It features works banned by the Third Reich including Sinclair Lewis It Cant Happen Here and Carl Sandburg The People Yes. Russian titles And Quiet Flows the Don and Capitalist Circulation are listed among the disapproved works. The New York Public Library flew its flag at half staff as radio programs and national publicity by the Council of Books in Wartime commemorated the event.
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Public
Third Reich
Sinclair Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
Hans
Hans Werfel
Musa Dagh
Carl Sandburg
Mikhail Sholokhov
Karl Marx
Germany
Richard Wright
Thomas Mann
Joseph
Churchill
Joseph Davies
Moscow
Grischa
John Brown
Arras
New York Public Library
Council of Books
Supper Dance for Reservists Ending Aircrew Training
A buffet supper and dance on Wednesday at the Montrose hotel honors the first class of reserves who completed Aircrew training at Coe college. The event is for graduates, their wives and girlfriends, funded by the post fund.
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Coe College
Montrose
Coe
Classified Want Ads and Lost Notices
Historical Cedar Rapids Gazette want ad and lost notice text shows rates, deadlines, contact methods, and sample ads. It lists lost items including a Hamilton Indies watch and dogs, plus helpers like a nursery, jewelry repair, and printing services. It preserves local newspaper advertising tone with telephone and in person submission details.
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Arthur M. Safely
City Briefs
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Seventh Avenue SE
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Eighth Street
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War Production Board
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Manion
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Chanutefield
Rantoul, Jr
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Emil Keller
Franklin Park, Ill
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Milwaukee Woman’s Club
Lloyd Starks
Warren Johnson
Archie E. Milner
Mothers Club
E. R. Smith
Seventeenth Street
Stanley Sejkora
la Verna Sejkora
L. E. Ross, Jr
Ames
Fisher Kay
Ripley
W. Va
National Association of Retired and Veteran Railroad
Cedar Rapids Depot
Unit 29
Grand Lodge
Cincinnati
C. A. Trask
Tenth Street
John Schminkey
Carl E. Krog
Cedar Rapids Hospital
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Fidelis Circle
King’s Daughters
Hazel Drake
Betty Waline
Mable Beiber
Eileen Schenken
Mrs
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Sergt
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Fort Sill
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Travis
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Albert W. Schenken
England
Schenken
Harry Relder
Eleventh Street
Howard Caldwell
Geraldine
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Rose Marburger
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Olin
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Earl Stobaugh
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Roscoe Markert
George J. Markert
Camp Anza
Arlington
Calif
Camp Haan
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Elbert Kline
Ruth
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Mrs. H. P. Kline
Don Torrence
Burlington
Schultz Services
Twins
Pennes
Wilbur Clark
Fort Bragg
N. C
Shanklin Printing Co
John Meredith Howe
Atlantic City
Mrs Howe
Lawrence M. Farley
WAAC
Camp Monticello
E., C. Ainley
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Pfc
Edward Conrad
Fitzsimons Hospital
Denver
H. G Stitzel
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Jacqueline Basley
Roy Sell
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Lost Nation
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Dickie
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San Luis Obispo
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Edward McGuire
Edward McGuire, Jr
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Owens Cut
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Russell R. Benedict
Frank Clark
Cawmancne
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Coe College Brass Choir
Bernard Blok
Camp Beale, Calif
Mrs Neal Blok
Vernon NI. Carter
Earl Barclay
Coggan
Carter
Mr. Barclay
Margaret Leming
Milwaukee
Wallis
C. R
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette
Hamilton Indies
K & M Pharmacy
LL. A. Lower
2Nd St
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
HK. Schaefer
Kresge Eide
2Nd Ave
Sands Printing! CO
Ind Sine
Maryellen Danials Hotel
Silver Leaf Room
Magnus Hotel
1St Ave
Kutchera
Sodding & Fuel
Novak Heating CO
1St St
Charlies Law Service
14Th Ave
Jack's Welding Shop
5Th Ave
Morris
Millburn
St. SE
Krade
Noble
McCarthy Construction
Sara
Jimmy Hall
ED Kiley Miam
Rivercrest
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Dini
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
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Lyman's Shell
Richards
Richards Laboratories
Sheaffer's
Voyager
Vincent's Jewelry
James Watch Repair
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave. SE
Victory
Grd St. NE
Paris Academy of Beauty
Dine Denice
Roller
Don Robert
ORCH
Fletcher d Menderson
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