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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1946

Page

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Cloak and Dagger earns strong praise from Nadine Subotnik

Nadine Subotnik finds Cloak and Dagger a solid war picture with tense suspense and a standout cast led by Gary Cooper and Lilli Palmer. The OSS plot unfolds across Europe and Italy as Cooper pursues an atomic bomb lead, with Palmer delivering a striking, vulnerable presence.

Gary Cooper Gary Errol Flynn Robert Alda Cinderella Jones George Gershwin Vladimir Sokoloff Lilli Palmer Miss Palmer Ballyhoo Ingrid Bergmen Lely Mrs. Palmer Bergman Office of Strategic Services Cooper Europe Helene Thimig Italy Sokoloff OSS Alda Proessor Hollywood

Livestock Prices Steady As Market Week Ends

Chicago AP reports livestock quoted nominally steady Saturday ending a week with declined receipts and gains across sectors. Packagers to close for Armistice Day. agriculture department offices closed and no official prices.

Chicago Agriculture Department

Livestock Price Report from CA Receipts and Stocker Steers

A dated livestock market summary shows prices for steers and heifers in California markets. Good and choice steers fetch around 25 dollars, cows around 16 dollars, bulls near 10 dollars, and calves about 14 to 18 dollars. Stocker steers range near 15 to 19 dollars, with varied percentages noted.

Omaha Livestock Prices Face Mixed Changes From Last Week

Agricultural market notes show Friday results with cattle and hogs up to 75 cents higher in spots. Feeder cattle steady to higher, vealers and light calves quoted around 15.50 to 19.90, lambs 17.50 to 18.65, ewes 5.00 to 8.90, and feeder lambs listed at 29 to 40 dollars per head.

Omaha Ee Killine Ives Pis Ives Ty & Comte

Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices Across Cattle Cattle and Lambs

The report shows weekly changes in prices for Barrows sows steers and heifers with multiple categories higher or lower. Slaughter cattle steady to higher. stocker and feeder cattle softer. feeding lambs and western lambs cited with prices around 17.35 to 17.75. Local totals include ranges for cow calf and steer/heifer lots and references to weights and loads.

Leeds Fiat

Ottumwa Stock Report Details Mixed Cattle Prices

Receipts at concentration end show marketing over the weekend and holiday offering lighter weights. Barrows and gifts reported at 160 to 180 pounds fetching 17.50 to 20.25 per hundredweight, 200 to 360 pounds at 22.25 to 23.90, and 270 to 400 pounds around 22.00 with 400 to 550 pounds at 20.50 to 22.00. replacement steers and choice heifers ranged 15.00 to 17.40 and around 16.50 respectively.

Grains Slip on Weaker Cash Demand

Chicago price quotes show grain futures easing with cash demand softer. Wheat fell about 1.5 to 3 cents, corn down 1.5 to 3 cents, oats 0.34 to 2% lower, and barley down 1 to 3 percent. The nearby options showed the weakest tone in oats and corn, while July led the wheat declines.

Chicago

Malting and related farm item values in old ledger note

A fragmented OCR entry lists malting and timothy values with quantities and prices such as No.2 and No.3 lots, weights around hundredweight, and figures like 3.34 and 20.00. The text reads like an agricultural inventory or market ledger from a historical period.

Pet — Wiragee Timothy

Paramount Cloak and Dagger Show Times

The theater listings include Paramount with Cloak and Dagger showings at 12 45, 3 05, 5 25, 7 45, 10 05 plus short subjects at 2 30, 4 50, 7 10, 9 30. Iowa presents Deception at 12 40, 8 45, 6 50, 9 55. Crime Doctors Man Hunt shows at 2 40, 5 45, 8 50.

Paramount Iowa Death Valley Palace Frank James Rialto Marion Danny Boy

Stocks Stage Sizable Gains Amid Market Strength

In New York trading on Saturday, copper stocks led a broad market rise with most favorites gaining from fractions to about four points. Brokers cited hopes of tax legislation and transfers for the two-hour window around 590,000 shares, while commodity and related sectors followed the silver linings across the exchange. The day featured notable activity in cattle and egg markets with mixed gains and steady wholesale fruit and vegetable prices reflecting the era’s trading tone.

New York

New York Bond Review Silent Saturday Markets

New York bond review notes a quiet Saturday as many customers avoid commitments amid Armistice expectations. Government and over the counter dealings show subdued activity with muted market interest.

NEW York Bond Review

Progressives Plan Mid January Convention in Washington

The second conference of progressives adopted a resolution calling a mid January convention in Washington to expand and fight for progressive legislation and principles despite setbacks from the elections.

Washington

Cedar Rapids Hog Market Stays Steady After Friday Drop

Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market remained steady Saturday following a quarter decline in Friday trading for prime butchers. No buying activity was reported and market observers noted limited demand amid uncertain supply.

Cedar Rapids

Army to close seven of thirteen recruit training centers

The Army announced plans to shut seven of its 13 recruit training centers as an economy move. Camp Polk Louisiana will be inactivated by December 31, with six other posts cutting training but maintaining other roles. Ground forces will assume training for all men due to this restructuring and support centers will be consolidated as ammunition and resources shift to remaining facilities.

Washington Army Camp Polk AGF Ordnance Training Center Aberdeen Engineer Center Fortveir Quartermaster Center Camp Lee Transportation Corps Center Fort Eustis Forts Dix N. J Bliss Texas Forts Bragg N. C Jackson S. C McClellan Ala Knox, Ky Ord Calif Lewis War Department

Extra OPA Loses Rent Control Case in Cedar Rapids

In a federal ruling Judge Henry N. Graven held that Mrs. Anne Maher violated rent control rules but not wilfully. The court denied OPA's request for $52.50 in trebled damages and an injunction, ordering Maher to repay $17.50 to tenants Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connor for an overcharge.

OPA On Rapids Friay Henry N. Graven Anne Maher Cedar Rapids Graven

Boy, 7, Granted Hunting License

In Red Oak Iowa the seven year old Dennis Combs, son of Mr and Mrs, was issued a hunting license after his parents consented to the permit under state law which allows minors of that age to obtain a license for hunting while fishing remains unlicensed.

Red Oak Dennis Combs Dennis

Marion News: Booth Brother Dies in Evanston Ill

Dr Frank W Booth 76 brother of Dr J J Booth Marion and Dr Charles N Booth Cedar Rapids died Friday in Evanston after a long illness Born in Marion April 3 1870 Surviving include wife a daughter Mrs Frank Allen Winnetka three grandchildren a third brother George E Booth Winnetka and a sister Mrs Charles Stevens Chicago Services set for 1 30 p m Monday in Evanston Also notes on local visits parties and fairs including church bazaar and dinners with various Marion residents.

Frank W. Booth J. J. Booth Marion Charles N. Booth Cedar Rapids Evanston Ill Frank Allen Winnetka George E. Booth Charles Stevens Chicago

Local Churches Schedule Sunday Services Across Marion

The Marion churches list Sunday worship times with Bible school at 9 45 a m and morning services at 10 45 a m or 11 a m. Parishes include Christian Church St Joseph Mary and St. Paul Lutheran with varied pastor names and youth meetings midweek prayer and choir rehearsals.

Cannes Charles Bible School People's Meeting St. Joseph's T. J. McElliott Vernon H. Carter Christian Youth Fellowship Carl M. Cunningham James P. Gable Reva Abbott de Jong Westminster Fellowship Frances Ford N. A. Baker Clara Wilson P.m. Paul's Lutheran Cal T. E Wesrtah Pater Walther Tengue

Wanted ads and notices mix from Cedar Street area

A scanned page fragment lists lost items, personals, rental ads, shop ads, service offers, and business notices. Entries include a lost lady’s wrist watch, a lost cocker spaniel, rental and moving services, jewelry and jewelry repair ads, massage parlor, teaching, and decorating services, and miscellaneous local business promotions.

Wherry Sets Europe Trip to Track Food Aid Flows

Senator Wherry of Nebraska announced he will leave for Europe on November 14 for 19 days to investigate who is receiving American meat shipments. He questions whether Russia and Yugoslavia are getting a large share, says current peacetime totals are unclear, and suggests a Senate inquiry upon his return to review commitments in Europe. He also notes meat prices may fall after ceilings end and hints at further investigations by the Senate into food aid.

Washington Wherry R-Neb Europe Senate Russia Yugoslavia United States Byrnes Alions Committee UNRRA

Teachers' Convention Ends at Des Moines

DES MOINES AP The Iowa State Education Association closed its three day annual convention here with state superintendent Jessie M Parker among the final speakers William E Russell dean of the against communism What I want children to know is the origin of our country the

Des Moines Iowa State Education Association Jessie M. Parker William E. Russell

Old China Hand W H Donald Dies in Shanghai

W H Donald 71 famed old China hand and Chiang Kai-shek adviser dies in Shanghai hospital of lung and stomach cancer after Japanese camp internment. Madame Chiang flew to his bedside from Nanking. funeral set by Officers' Moral Endeavor Association at Shanghai International Cemetery. Donald first came to the Orient in 1902, befriended Sun Yat Sen, played behind the scenes in Chinese politics, and later returned to the United States after wartime internment and illness.

Shanghai W. H. Donald Chiang Kai-shek China Donald Nanking Generalissimo Officers’ Moral Endeavor Association Shanghai International Orient Australia New York Herald Manchester Sun Yat Sen Philippines Los Banos United States Tahiti Honolulu Chiang

Shoe Firm Boost Price 15 Percent At St Louis

The International Shoe Company announced an immediate average price rise of 15 percent. Byron A. Gray noted price controls lingered after hide and leather markets dried, causing wide fluctuations and likely unsustainable increases. The firm cited fluctuating costs as a driver of the new pricing.

ST. Louis INS International Shoe Company Byron A. Gray

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