Hog market slips as Wednesday receipts rise across cities
Chicago reports hogs averaging under 14 as arrivals climb and bids ease 5 to 10 cents across weights. Cattle and steer trade improves with better demand for common and medium grades, top steer price reaches 15.65, while hog receipts in Omaha Des Moines Sioux City and Peoria show softer bids and mixed results.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Paul
Sioux City
oUs City
Oprett S. Dept
Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Chicago Produce Markets Evening Report
Chicago market notes show steady to firm conditions for poultry and eggs. Receipts total 1 331 415 pounds with white and Rock Springs varieties listing price ranges and scores, while fowls, ties, and cars vary with firsts and extras noted and storage packing mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Irene
Rock Springs
Fender
White Rock Springs
Market Prices Slip as Creamery Stocks Edge Higher
Idaho and California dairy products show mixed movement with washed and unwashed cheese and eggs in variable supply. Beefed by higher creamery scores, butter and poultry prices reflect current receipts and market steadiness across regional markets.
Local Hog Market Report Shows 10 Cent Drop
Hog prices on the local market drift weaker with a uniform 10 cent decline across all grades. The Jong-haul no-fill top stands at 13.85 dollars. Sheep section lists genuine spring lambs 65-80 pounds at 43 to 57 dollars with various grades and ewes priced by quality. Bucks down by one dollar. lambs and ewes priced per weight class and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
the Associated Press
Gutchers
Aiasanim
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grains Hogs Fruits and Hides
The Cedar Rapids market reports varied pricing across grains meats and produce. Wheat oats rye and soybeans show several No 2 and No 3 grades with cents per unit, while hay straw and poultry list regional figures. Fresh fruit and vegetable quotes include Colorado celery lemons oranges and onions with notable price ranges. Livestock and hides list prices for horses ponies and various hides, reflecting a broad commodities snapshot.
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Report
Plymouth Wisconsin reports cheese quota week of May 16 23 with various product figures. Boston area wool market notes irregular demand for domestic and territory descriptions with prices for French combing at 1.16 to 1.18 per scoured pound and bright fleece at 46 to 48 cents grease. little demand for 3s blood combing fleece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Boston
Dept. Agriculture
Grinnell College News Paper Wins All American Rating
Grinnell college Scarlet and Black was awarded an All-American rating by the Associated Collegiate Press for the second year running in the 1942 judging. The honor came under the combined editorship of Clyde i Grinnell, Sinwall, and Mem D. Bushing with staff members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Grinnell
Grinnell College Scarlet and Black
Associated Collegiate Press
Clyde i
General Stock Trend Lower in Tuesday Trading
Stocks drifted downward on Tuesday with scattered gains for some favorites. Declines appeared in American Telephone and other leaders while losses narrowed late, as Dow Chemical and General Motors among others led the retreat. Transfers totaled about 350000 shares with some high points for American Airlines and Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Stoecks
du Pont
United States Rubber Preferred
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Kennecott
J. C. Penney
American Can
Dow Chemical
American Airlines
Standard Oil
N. J
United States Rubber Common
American Smelting
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
Wall Street Quotation Highlights and Stocks Listed
Tuesday quotations from Wall Street show a wide range of industrials and consumer goods stocks led by Adams Express and Alaska-Junau, with listings for Allied Stores, Kennecott Copper, Amn Loco, Anaconda, Armour, Ford, General Electric, IBM, and many others. Movements include fractional gains and losses across sectors, with notable prices and exchanges printed for investors and brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J & Bennett & Go
Jimp
Merchants National Bant
Adams Express
Alaska Juncau
Allied Chem
Johny Monialle St'y Allied Stores
Kennecott
Alls Chalmers
Kresee
Amn Gan
Kroner G & Bo
Amn
Inth Corp
Lelieh Wal
Maracaibo
Pinbey
Amn Pow& L
Amn Smelting
Amn Steel Fdys
Botard
A. Amn T. A T
Cal & Hecla
Penney JC
Camp Wrant
Pepsicola
Canaria Dry
Phillips Pet
Pilsbury
Caterpillar
Plymouth Orthe Century Foundry
Proctor Gamble
Cerro de Pasco
Pullman Co
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Motors
Citles
Radio Corp
Cots Cola AG
Radio Kelch
Coly Palmotive
Rem
Rand Na Columbas
Steelisla
Safeway
Southern
Sehenley
Conzoleum
Sears Roebuck
Cooper
Server, Inc
Cons Edison
Shell Union
Cons Oil
Simmons_ Co
Cons Aircraft
Skelly Oilatta
Can
Motors
Crucible Steel
Deere & Co
Warner
Jim del Hudson
Studebaker
du Pont
Erie
Erle
Thompson
Eastman
Tidewater Ri
Timken
Elec Boat
Timken R
Ulee Paw & KL
Trans-Amer
Elec
Tn Ford
Ensland
Union Carbide
Union
Uni Carn
Cidh Motors
Fl Coal
Gillette S
Uni Prult
Gimbel Bros
Tint Gas Co
Goodrich, BF
Uni Gas Imp
Goodyear Tire
U S
Gvpsum Ary
Graham Patee
Gt Nor Ry Pr
Vanadian S&s
Greyhound
Walworth
Warner Bros
Mayra Body Jr
Wes Union Oa
Westehse AB
Howton
Wenehie
Ear Howe
Wits Hupp Mira
Willis Ovid. Ly
Mla Central
Intl Hydro
Chicago
Berghoff
Elishold
Norge Warner
Butler Bros
Libby McNeil
Midwest Corp
Quaker O
Swift & Co
Swift
Bond Market Mixed With Narrow Ranges In Rail Issues
New York bond market softened on some groups as yields rose and bidding cooled for favorites. Rail bonds led gains with robust activity, while issues like St Paul and Consolidated Edison remained top targets. Dollar and foreign issues showed varied movement, and 1940 Glacier National Park visitation noted with transportation trends.
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NEW YORK _BOND REVIEW
New York
Tapi
Aroun
St. Paul
Tilnoln Central
Sfissouri
Grain futures close uneven at Chicago market
Grain futures closed irregular with wheat rising about 4 cents, corn up around 4 cents, oats down a few cents, rye easing, and soybeans up about 1 percent. May wheat traded lower, cash lard and other grains noted, with Winnipeg prices largely steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Winnipeg
Allies Hit Two Troop Vessels Off Timor and Port Moresby
Allied bombing planes struck two Japanese troop transports at Koepang Timor Island and likely sank them. In Port Moresby area 67 enemy planes attacked. American and Australian fighters shot down one heavy bomber and damaged several others while protecting the air drome. one Allied plane is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Koepang
Timor
Australia
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
United Press
Commons Debates War and Aid to Australia
In a two day war debate in the House of Commons, Deputy Prime Minister Clement Attlee pledged all aid to Australia as Japan faces a setback at Coral Sea. He warned Britain cannot project forces everywhere in the Far East and stressed awaiting strengthened air, sea, and land power while continuing aid to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clement R. Attlee
House of Commons
Japan
The
Coral Sea
Britain
Australia
Attlee
Labor Party
Dominions
Far East
Europe
Russia
Salvage Drive Nears $1000 for Linn County
Linn County Salvage committee expects about 1000 from last week's scrap drive in Cedar Rapids. Chairman Elmer Wickham said 90 to 100 tons were collected and sold to E. Cohn and Sons and Tucker's Auto Salvage at 10.50 a ton. Part proceeds will go to the United War Fund with the rest for later gifts. House-to-house collections ended Monday. a full report is due Sunday. Deputy coordinators O. W. Lawrence and Wilson Carpenter were named to handle WPB tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Salvage Committee
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Wickham
Wickham
E. Cohn and Sons and Tucker's Auto Salvage Company
United War Fund
WPB
O. W. Lawrence
Wilson Carpenter
Iowa Master Barbers Reelect H. L. Coats President
Iowa Master Barbers reelected H. L. Coats of Cedar Rapids as president at the Davenport convention. A. E. Morehouse of Cedar Rapids was named secretary treasurer with R. L. Persels Creston as first vice president C. C. Lewis Cedar Falls as second vice president and Clyde L. Kenyon Des Moines as third vice president. A 1943 convention date will be chosen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Coats
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
A. E. Morehouse
R. L. Persels
Creston
C. C. Lewis
Cedar Falls
Clyde L. Kenyon
Des Moines
Vaclav Hlavaty Services Planned for Hus Memorial Church
Funeral services for Rev Vaclav Hlavaty, first pastor of the Hus Memorial church, will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at the Hus church. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery. Pallbearers are church elders Frank Troyak and others. Ministers from several cities will attend. friends may call at the Barta chapel until 9 am Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaclav Hlavaty
Hus Memorial Church
Thirty-third Street
Hus Church
Frank Hornbeck
Tabor
S. D.aind
Milo Filipr
Cedar Rapids
Oak Hill
Frank Troyak
Godfrey Lexa
Joseph Popelka
William Wavei
Charles Postal
John Stanek
Marek
Wahoo
Neb
James Dudgeha
Chicago
F. Pokorny
L. Buran
Ely
Charles Bridges
Zdenek Pauk
Joseph Bren
Barta Chapel
Plea Entered in Gambling House Case at Cigar Store
Attorney enters not guilty plea in district court for Jack Young owner of a cigar store at Second avenue and Third street SE charged with keeping a gambling house. Young posted 500 bond after May raid that seized two dice games at the establishment. Seth Hendryx, Linn county jailer, has returned to duty after recovery from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Jack Young
Second Avenue
Third Street SE
Seth Hendryx
Linn County
Draft MacArthur For President Club Seeks Support
Washington based Draft MacArthur for President clubs begin non partisan push for supporters led by Joseph Leib founder of the Roosevelt for President movement in 1930. The group promotes General Douglas MacArthur as a presidential nominee with a goal of 1944 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Committee
Joseph Leib
South Bend
America
Douglas MacArthur
Gen. MacArthur
Senate Boosts Farm Measure With 95 Million Approved
The Senate voted 48 to 16 to raise farm department funding for the next fiscal year, adding 95 million dollars in cash and authorizations to the House passed measure. Debates touched on farm security chief Baldwin amid charges of communism, with several senators defending travel and outlay needs for agriculture and wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
CG. B. Baldwin
Farm Security Administration
Russia
Len McKellar
D-Tenn
Baldwin
Hill
D-Ala
Pepper
D-Fla
Bankhead
Russell
Dga
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
McKellar
Sen Taft
Ohio
American Farm Bureau Federation
FSA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Agriculture Department
Sen. Taft
RAF reports eight Axis planes destroyed over Malta
Cairo dispatch says RAF Middle East headquarters reported on Tuesday that eight Axis aircraft were destroyed over Malta on Monday. The count emphasizes air battles in the Mediterranean theater with RAF losses unmentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
RAF
Middle East
Malta
Lost and Found Notices From The Local Penny Press
Lost yellow Elin wrist watch with black band and safety guard. Reward. Call 23-8890. Purse left at Kory Inn No 2. pickup details at once, no questions asked. Call 27-8733. Lost billfold in beer parlor restroom. keep money, return contents. Call 3-1317. Lost orange Sheaffer pen at Center Point Road. Reward. Dial 2-0102. Lost red male cocker spaniel named Pat. reward. Dial 23-8290. Lost work shoe size 84A. Reward. Dial 2-1724.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kory Inn
Dini
Sheaffer En
Pat
Local Ads Offer Cash for Valuables and Services
The page lists ads paying cash for watches diamonds guns radios cameras and more. It promotes jewelry loan services cleaning watches and various local offerings including memorials monument sales funeral and fur show notices and auto antifreeze draining storage and coat cleaning prices and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dle
Katz Jewelry & Loan Co
1St Street
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Sacrifice
AgbTa
Derson Monument
Diamond Nt Sencent
Aig
Lyman Shell Station
Aye & 2Nd St
Morris Fur Show
Granby
WANTED Help Wanted Classified Listings Include Nurses and Cooks
A run of job ads seeks a graduate nurse with 40 hours weekly plus salary, a bookkeeper for bulk gasoline work, a cook with good pay, a beauty operator with weekly pay or commission, a maid for full housework, a dental assistant, waitresses, a waitress crew, and various service staff under Central Employment Agency and Fidelity Employment Service listings. Some ads request box numbers, addresses, and phone contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Blake Blvd
Linden
Annie
Azette
Gazette
Taft Grill
Waltiny
Kozy Inn
Grande Ave
Indy
Ards
Open Pilot Training To High School Boys
The Civil Aeronautics Administration will open its pilot training program to 210 high school boys as an experimental effort. Courses will be offered at 21 high schools nationwide, including East High School in Waterloo Iowa, with age lowered to 17 and enlistment rules set for those over or under 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Charles J. Stanton
East High School
Waterloo
Iowa
CAA
Armed Air Forces
Want Ad Rates and Information For Daily Classifieds
The notice outlines want ad pricing for various day runs and word counts. It explains per day costs for consecutive days, minimum two lines, and special one day rates. It notes box numbers, mailing charges, and accepting ads until noon Sunday or 6 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oye
Gogne
the Gazette
Pajamas under scissors of WPB cut cloth waste
The War Production Board suggested minor pajama size tweaks and style limits to conserve fabric. Officials proposed removing collars cuffs pockets and linings and restricting pajamas to three simple forms including a colorless slip over coat and a colorless sleeping coat. A Chilean law unrelated to the WPB requires 10 percent of building costs be devoted to sculpture and decorative art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
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Chicago Livestock
Pat Lambs
California Springers
Avenuee Choice
UPI
IU & Dept. Agriculture
California Springs
Austin
Stin
Minn
DES Ones
Upii
Dept
Lis
Aonia
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Feder & Hse
Idaho
Louisiana Bliss Triumphs
Alabama Bliss Triumphs
Virginia
Uamson Stros, and Co
Hemerles
Cobbvlers Calif. Shatter
Astings Port Tap
Wrens
Riac
Prairie du Chien
Wall St
Glacier’ National Park
Montana
Commons
Master Barbers
Hubert Slocum
Westwood T
Elwood M
Tama_St
Marton
Halton
Elein
Bulova
L. A. Lower
William L. Seaton
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands Printing
End St
IL Ave
Los Angeles
Dan
Gare
Aweater
R. Knitting CO
Hkresre
Fani
Hayes Music Box
Rocky and the Rockets
Eve Ees
Skippy Andersson
Grand Orchestra
Ole
Joe Sanders
Hiss Nighthawks
Swisher Pavilion
Hank Winder
Wonder Band
Jackson's
Lafayette
Ce-Mar
Hallwood Cape
Marion
By Galbraith
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Cssreses Oon
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
Paris Academy
Killian's
Kutcnera Sodding & Fuel Telco
JT Thomas
Plumbing
Novak Ae CO
3Rd Ave
NOBLE
Cashman
Gardner Bus
W. J. Akers
St. SE
Center Point Road
Porter Anderson
Joe Swann
Ike
wWomen
Newhall
Monticello
Willie
Central Employment AG CY
Fidenity Employment Service
Ave
Witona
Dar Rapids
JOWA
CEDAR_ RAPIDS
Henry
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