Hogs Active and Steady Across Major Markets Tuesday
Reports from Chicago and Des Moines show hogs trading actively and largely at the $14.75 to $14.80 per cwt ceiling with full clearance in Chicago. steers and yearlings steady to 25 cents lower, lambs slow and mostly down. Iowa and Sioux City yard totals indicate steady demand for mixed classes with thinner action on spring lambs and steady to firm feeder and stocker prices across regions.
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Chicago
LIV Bevo
Cwfa
Omatia Livestock
Omaha
API
WFA
Choice Idahos
Sioux City
IWPAI
Texas
Dakota
Nebraska
Chicago Produce Markets Clear Across Goods and Prices
Chicago markets show steady extras and price gains across butter eggs and dairy. Milk and cheese rates vary by grade with 92 score premiums and 88 to 93 scores noted. potatoes and live poultry demand remains firm for top quality while mixed color eggs influence wholesale quotational trends in New York.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho Russet Burbanks
Colorado Biss
U_S
Nebraska Red Warblers US
North Dakota Bliss Triumphs US
Bliss
U.S
New York
O.P.A
Grain Futures Slide to Seasonal Lows Across Corn Belt
Grain futures fell to seasonal lows as wheat, oats, rye and barley declined on Tuesday. Wheat dropped 11 to 15 percent, oats down 144, rye about 23 and barley around 21 percent, with traders failing to sustain a mid morning rally amid Chicago cash quotes for various grain classes and seed items.
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Chicago
Stock Market Edges Lower Amid Global Turmoil
New York AP report shows stocks and commodities weakening as investors adjust positions before potential German collapse and industrial unrest at home. Transfers run around 800,000 shares as quotes drifted irregularly lower in a volatile session.
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New York
Germany
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Prices Steady
The Cedar Rapids hog market held steady Tuesday with top prime butcher hogs at 14.45 and packers at 13.70. Cattle listings show varied ranges for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls, with prices per hundred or per hundredweight across weight classes.
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Cedar Rapids
Choico
Ves Reese
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Grain and Produce
Grain and produce prices listed including corn No 2 yellow at 1.04, wheat No 2 at 1.40, rye No 2 at 1.05, and straw hay prices. Poultry rates for springs, hens, stags, and pullets. Wholesale fruits and vegetables with celery, lemons, oranges, lettuce, onions, sweet potatoes, apples, and potatoes. Market for hides and equine goods with prices for various hide grades and pony and glue items. Manes and full tall included pony and glue half price.
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Michigan
Colorado
California
Valencia
Jersey
U. S
Idaho
British Aircraft Damage Tirpitz and Northern Shipping
British naval planes hit the 35,000 ton German battleship Tirpitz and damaged at least 16 other vessels in attacks in northern waters. They also damaged radio stations and installations along the Norwegian coast, shot down nine German planes, and lost eleven British aircraft. The Tirpitz was near Altenfjord with prior damage from earlier raids. Hammerfest lies on the northern route used for German evacuation via sea after Finland's surrender.
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London
Admiralty
Hammerfest
Arctic Circle
North Cape
Altenfjord
Finland
Former Senator Lodge Decorated for Meritorious Service
Beverly Massachusetts AP reports Major Henry Cabot Lodge Jr former U S senator from Massachusetts has been decorated with the Bronze Star for meritorious service in direct support of combat operations in Italy. Lodge served with the Fourth Army Corps during pursuit of the Germans north of Rome according to friends.
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Beverly
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United States
Massachusetts
Italy
Friends
Lodge
Fourth Army
Rome
Court Collections Total 2 88470 in August Reports
Report of the superior court for August to the city council shows total collections of 2884.70 with 2348.60 in fines 477.50 in court fees 40.80 in marshal fees 16.00 in meals refund and 1.80 in witness fees.
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Superior Court
Hitler orders six hour window before Reichenaus death
In Rome a wartime report cites a prisoner listening in at Hitler's headquarters claiming Hitler told aides to arrange Field Marshal Walter von Reichenau's death within six hours. The note references a Septembers end 1941 conversation and cites the January 17 1942 death report as confirmation.
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Rome
Adolf Hitler
Walter von Reichenau
Russia
Italy
Hitler
Munich
Reichenau
Allied Instructions To Reich Workers
A spokesman for General Eisenhower urged foreign workers in Germany to desert factories at the first opportunity as part of a planned cooperation with the Allied offensive. He promised more radio and leaflet instructions and warned workers to avoid Gestapo provocation while boycotting German labor front spies.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Reich
Gestapo
Requests for War Ballots Taper Off
Des Moines AP report says requests for war ballots from Iowa armed forces are tapering but still total over 1,200 on Tuesday. Peak requests reached 3,900 on Aug 28. overall requests exceed 50,000. Service members may file war ballot requests any time up to election day.
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Des Moines
Robots Return to Strike London as Air Raids Resume
Britain ends a four day lull as German robots resume bombing over London and southern England just before dawn. The onslaught marks a renewed phase of air raids with intensified hazards for residents and emergency services.
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London
Britain
England
Hancher outlines wartime advances in education and postwar trends
University of Iowa President Virgil M. Hancher told Cedar Rapids service club members that wartime education accelerated language study, audio visuals, and intelligence tests, with origins in universities. He forecast postwar shifts to integrated study, guided education, continuing education, and citizen focus, noting U.S. needs stronger civil service and foreign-policy continuity.
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Army
Navy
Virgil M. Hancher
University of Iowa
Canopus Club
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Hancher
University Extension Department
Carl E. Seashore
University of Town
Charles Elliott
Great Britain
Car Owners Urged To Speed Requests For New Gas Books
Des Moines AP Walter D. Kline, director of the Des Moines OPA district, urged car owners to apply immediately for new gasoline ration coupon books. Thousands of drivers will be grounded Sept. 22 when A coupons become valid unless filings prevent overload at local offices. About 400,000 A books must be distributed across 64 Iowa counties. He noted one Des Moines board has 4,800 books but only 450 applications.
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Des Moines
Walter D. Kline
OPA
Iowa
Kline
Campaign to collect 15 million pounds of clothing for Europe
Washington reports a nationwide drive with churches and synagogues collecting at least 15,000,000 pounds of used clothing the week of Sept 24. The effort, run with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, will manage shipment and distribution to liberated areas in Europe.
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Washington
Europe
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Demobilization Plan to be Announced by War Department
Washington reports the war department will disclose at noon Wednesday its plans to demobilize fighting men after a conference of military leaders and members of the house military affairs committee.
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Washington
War Department
House
City Fire Loss Report for July Totals 5532.28
The city fire department reports July fire loss of 5532.28 with all but 150 insured. Buildings valued at 226665 and contents at 224250. insurance coverage 156975 on buildings and 158800 on contents. Insurance paid 1060.98 for buildings and 4321 for contents. no loss over insurance on buildings or contents, and 150 uninsured contents loss.
City Council Approves Sewer Assessment and Police Chiefs Trip
City council on Tuesday passed a resolution to assess property adjoining the new sewer on Penn Avenue NW and Eighth Street NW. It recommended sending Police Chief Tom Condon to the Iowa Association of Police Chiefs annual meeting in Dubuque September 12 and 13. A $1 refund on a building permit issued to Francis McCune of 162 Twenty-fourth Street Drive SE was approved.
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Eighth Street NW
Tom Condon
Iowa Association of Police Chiefs
Dubuque
Francis McCune
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
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Magnus
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ILOST
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2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Eton Jewelry
2Nd St. SE
Richards
R. R
MOME
3Rd Ave
Schacter
Kresee Elde
Air Mail
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E Ave
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Mason
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Williams Furnace
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Leo J Smith
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Ray Leeper
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Stockman
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Sti Ave
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12Th Ave SE
Sth Ave
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Welp
WMC
16Th Street
National Cats CO
Century Engineering Corporation
Dearborn Brass Co
Wilson & CO
16Th Ave
3rd_ St
1St St
Allen Motor CO
Crusher
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Roosevelt Garage
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Hans Smith
Supt. Construction Co
Rock Island
United States Railroad Retirement Board
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Moye
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C Ave
Montrose
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Charles Harris
Rock Island Round Mouse
Euinie Newma
Ae Tevan SR
Ma. Swanson Smulekoff
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Red Crown Bowling Alley
3Rd St. NE
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2Nd St. SW
Xilborn Frgto Paper CO
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Harald
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Gazette
10Th Street
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Nving
New Witwer Dairy Farm
Marion
Town
Electric Light & Power Coman
Larre
Union News
Union Railroad
McLellan‘’s Dollar Store
Collins Radio
Peter Pan Bakery
Sixth Ave. SE
Hotel Roosevelt
Claude E. Baxter
Ryan
Naxera
Stolba's Bakery
Naxera Pastry Shop
Kory Inn No
Wolf’s
Mays Drug Store
2Nd ST SE
Joanitress
Iowa Theater
GRILL
Davis Cleaners
1St Ave
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3Rd St
Storm's Sc
Marlon
Standard Tire Co
Singer Sewing Machine Co
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Fountain
May
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North Liberty
Charles
Beelcka
Rite Cafe
1St Street
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Kazy Inn
James E. Blake
Linden Dr
Nelson
10Th St. SE
Union
Robb’s
Minchaert’s Pantry
Hox
Winger
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Gos
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City Hall
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