Hogs Active and Prices Steady in Chicago Market Note
Salable hog receipts hit 16 000 with totals near 35 000 as demand stayed active and prices held steady to strong. Top hog price reached 14.40 per hundredweight while fed steers and yearlings showed steady to strong movement. Cattle and sheep also traded with varied prices and limited high-end sales across multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
Monnday
Sioux City Livestock
Gsioux Ccity
Asain
Idaho
Chicago Produce Markets Hold Steady Across Commodities
Chicago receipts show steadiness across butter cheese and potatoes with prices unchanged from prior quotes. New York poultry and butter markets remain firm with limited supply and firm wholesale pricing for various fowl and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Leehorns
Broilers
East River Stages and Unclear Data Notes
Fragmentary OCR text references measurements and an estimated figure of 98 million annually. Details of event, location, or context are missing, leaving an unclear record with numerical snippets and incomplete phrases.
Local Hog Prices Steady Amid Market Listings
Cedar Rapids hog market shows steady prices across grades on Tuesday. Tops for butchers reach 14.10 while long haul no-fill sits at 14.20 and packers at 13.85, with varied values for good and prime cattle and sheep categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Packing Son
Cedar Rapids
Gogie
Cedar Rapids market listing and commodity prices
A dense market listing showing grain prices for No. 2 white wheat No. 3 rye and other grains, hay and straw prices, poultry market quotes for broilers leghorn hens and pullets, and wholesale fruits vegetables and meats with numerous figures including citrus boxes apples boxes and hides and small livestock values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Sip
Rye rises to season high as large purchases push prices
Rye prices jumped two cents a bushel driven by big orders from commission houses with eastern links. Despite profit taking from late sales, rye closed at the top for the season, two cents above Monday, with July at 93 93 and September at 94 75. Wheat rose about five eighths, corn held steady at ceilings, oats gained 1 53. Cash grain readings: No 3 yellow wheat at 1.06 44, No 4 yellow soybeans at 1.054, malt barley at 80 cents.
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Chicago
Yanks Describe Sardinia Raid as Easy Despite Fierce Fire
American pilots in Gen Jimmy Doolittle's force of 300 plus planes reported the Sardinia raids as easy compared with earlier assaults. They said anti-aircraft and fighter opposition was light and explosions were visible for miles. One pilot described a ship in Terranova harbor as a squashed tomato after a direct hit.
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Strategic Air Force
Northwest Africa
Jimmy Doolittle
Nnday
John Taylor
Pasadena
Calif
Terranova
North Dakota
Alghero
Herbert C. Ross
Stockton
Carloforte Harbor
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Light Late Trade On Rail, Industrial Bids
In New York the market rose modestly late as bids for selected rails and industrials supported stocks. Turnover neared 1,000,000 shares with gains mostly fractions to about two points and some four point spreads, while losses were broadly spread. The New York Bond Review notes an uneven price pattern with several issues unchanged. Santa Fe 4s of 1995 rose near the year’s best on redemption news, while Atlantic Coast Line 4s, Burlington 4s, St Paul General 4s and 5s of 75 showed strength at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW York Bond Review
Santas Fe
Santa Fe
Atlantic Coast Line
Burlington
St. Paul General
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
Seaboard Group
Jap Savagery in Search for Tokio Raiders
AP dispatch from St Louis reports Father George Yager of the Vincentian China mission testified on the brutal Japanese raids in northeastern Kiangsi province after the Doolittle raid. He described torture, murder, arson across 26 towns, burning Yukiang hospital, and cannibalism among the crimes while the search for Major General James H. Doolittle and his airmen continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemisphere
Yager
Yukiang
Doolittle
Shang-yoo
Race to retreat as Japanese forces press from the west
Accounts describe American fliers in China aiding each other after bailing out near Shwang and Poyang. Crews were sheltered by mission members and priests including Fathers Dunker and Lee Moore while Lieut Harold F. Watson recovered. Japanese advances reached Yingtan about two weeks after the last Americans left.
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Shwang
Wendelin
Dunker
Lee Moore
Harold F. Watson
Poyang
Edgar D. McElroy
McElroy
Yingtan
William Glynn
Chicago
Nanchang
Doolittle
Father Dunker
Watson
Father Yager
Ying-tan
Taft Deflates Crusade for Four Freedoms Postwar Plan
Washington reports Sen. Taft of Ohio rejected postwar crusades to implant the four freedoms. He urged cooperation like the League of Nations but warned against world interference, arguing freedom arises from safeguarding U S liberty and opposing aggressive regimes. He critiqued Atlantic Charter on the same grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Grove City College
League of Nations
United States
Japan
China
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Unit Vetoes Ouster of Govt Employes
A Senate appropriations subcommittee rejected a House provision to drop three government employees over alleged subversive ties. The trio includes Dr. Robert Lovett and two FCC staffers Dr. Goodwin Watson and Dr. William E. Dodd Jr. The vote aims to keep the issue for conference between Senate and House.
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Washington
INS
Senate Appropriations
House
Robert Lovett
Interior Department
The
Virgin Islands
Goodwin Watson
William E. Dodd, Jr
Federal Communications Commission
McKellar
Dtenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
County Officials Told They Know Local Needs Best
Robert W. Kenny of Los Angeles urged U S county governments to assert their role in guiding policy. In a prepared speech for the National Association of County Officials meeting in Omaha he said local agencies are the most direct link to everyday life and should drive national war effort planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Robert W. Kenny
Los Angeles
National Lawyers Guild
United States
Kenny
National Association of County Officials
Poppy Sale Planned by Marion American Legion Auxiliary
The Marion American Legion auxiliary will run the annual poppy sale in Marion on Saturday with Frances Wahl as chairman and junior auxiliary help. John L. Peters services were held Monday at Yocom chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Park.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Marion
Frances Wahl
Army 14 Day Furloughs to Begin June 1 at Camp Dodge
Camp Dodge reception center will start issuing 14 day furloughs to army selectees on June 1. After the 14 days they return to Camp Dodge for later assignment and shipment to military units. The previous furlough period was seven days.
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Des Moines
Orson B. Powers
Camp Dodge
Army
City Briefs Parade of Local Notices and Club Events
Red Cross unit will not meet Wednesday. Kiwanis Ladies Night at 6 30 Wednesday at Roosevelt hotel with round table replacing noon program. Miss Eunice Buol, formerly Cedar Rapids Chamber secretary, visited Cedar Rapids friends. now in Newark New Jersey. City council not renewing Deluxe Cab taxi insurance. sold to Century Cab. Transfers balance funds among cemetery, parks, and waterworks. park projects funded. Gazette carrier John Sullivan lost 8 dollars on C avenue NW Monday. John L. Miller, Gazette president, fractured pelvis but reported in good condition at St Luke's hospital.
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Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Eunice Buol
Cedar Rapids
Ace Mutual Insurance Company
Deluxe Cab Company
Century Cab Company
Ellis Park
Daniels Park
Bever Park
John L. Miller
Avenue NE
the Gazette Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Acdox
Eby's
L. A. Lower
Albert L. Copple
Lows
Claxton Pharmacy
Fisher Drug
Morris
Huron
South Dakota
1St Ave
Robert Hay
Vincents Jewelry
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Gazette
K. Schaefer
Kresse Bidk Day Nursery
Children’s Club
Food Conference Plot Charged by Ohio Congressman
Rep. Smith of Ohio accuses the United Nations food conference of planning an international body with sovereign powers to enforce its will. He calls it world power politics and warns of proposals for a coordinated world economy and expanded production. Smith, stationed at the Homestead hotel, asserts the conference could lead to price and production controls domestically.
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Hot Springs
United Nations
Smith
Ohio
Homestead
United States
Italian Claim Rumor Sinks 11 Enemies at Sea
Rome radio said Italian submarines sank 11 Allied vessels totaling 80 000 tons in the Atlantic between May 1 and 24 including a cruiser and two destroyers.
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London
Rome
Atlantic
EE WANT AS FOR CONSECT
EE WANT AS FOR CONSECT Words up to 11 12 to 17 18 to 23 24 to 29
Classifieds and Lost Found Items in Cedar Rapids Gazette
A collage of classified ads and Lost items lists from the Cedar Rapids Gazette includes rates for want ads, instructions for placement, and several Lost notices. Items mention lost cape, jackets, dogs, a wrist watch, and a red cocker spaniel with rewards offered.
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Gazette
Black Cape
Lady's
Tewart
Ellis Park
Vicinity Franklin School
Rewnard
Bever Park
AOL
Barta Family Attends Benes Reception in Washington
Frank W. Barta and his wife attended last Wednesday’s reception at the National Press Club in Washington honoring President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia who visited to confer with President Roosevelt. The Bartas have spent six months in Washington visiting their son Adolph K. Barta, a local attorney, before returning to Cedar Rapids Sunday.
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Frank W. Barta
Fifth Avenue SE
National Press Club
Washington
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
United States
Roosevelt
Welch Smashed Thumb Yet Finishes 69 At Spokane Course
Defense worker and national public links golf champion Bill Welch injured his left thumb in machinery but played the par 72 Spokane Country Club course in 69 using a baseball grip during practice for a local tournament.
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Spokane
Wash
Bill Welch
Spokane Country Club
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Seventh Avenue
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Blair's Ferry Road
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Eighth Street
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Freeport, Ill
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Linn County
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Red Cross
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City Briefs
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Troy Mills Cemetery Association
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Ninth Street NW
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Miller
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ad Department
Lost and
Katz Jewelry and Loans
Ist ST. SE
Richards Laboratories
E. E. Sovern CO
Lyman
Shell
San Francisco
Sands Printing Co
St. NE
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
W. of Bishops
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave. St
3Rd St. SE
Tully Olay
Lillian Suchy
Dine Denice
Roller
Danceland
Don Robert
Lovee
Nnne Stewa
Phil Levant
Ghez Paree
HUB OF Happiness Hurdle
Halter x
Maryellen Danials Hotel
Montrose
312 Grill
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel CO
Novak Heating CO
Jack
Ave
Millburn
MYERS
McCarthy Construction Co
Noble
Roto-Rooter Cashman Plumbing
Spartaway
J. T Thomas
ASU
Gedar Rapids Gazette
Omar, Inc
Irving If Childs
Aurora
Garf
Hudson Sales
V. W McCray
Din
Beverly
Jeeves
Ham
Curck Click
Thanx
AL Hannon
Shreveport, LA
Benes
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