Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed Across Midwest Markets
Official Wednesday estimates show receipts: 1,000 hogs, 2,000 cattle, 23,000 sheep in Chicago with cattle quality improving and several loads of good to choice steers and yearlings. Kansas City and Des Moines reports note firm to steady prices, with steady to strong demand for slaughter cattle and feeder stock across midwestern yards.
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Chicago
Dent
Agriculture
Chicago Livestock Chicago
UPI
Sioux City
Idaho
Omaha
Apgriculture
Wyoming
South Dakota
Iowa
Des Moines
Iown
Minnesota
Kansas City
U. S
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Prices Hold at New Ceiling
The Cedar Rapids hog market records hold at new ceiling levels with prime butchers at 1570 and packers at 15.70. Cattle quotes show varied ranges for steers, yearlings, cows, and bulls with utility and cutter classes and multiple weight bands. Mississippi River stage data and river port values accompany the market report.
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Cedar Rapids
Milan
Stocks End 18 Month Lows as Market Dives Tuesday
New York stocks slipped to fresh 18 month lows amid heavy late selling across all sectors. Major names including Dow Chemical IBM GM United States Steel Chrysler Goodyear and American Telephone tumbled while transfers exceeded 3 million shares. Some short covering appeared but investors remained jittery about labor disputes foreign issues and a possible end to the bull run.
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New York
Dow Chemical
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
International Business Machines
Bethlehem
United States Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
J. I. Case
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
International Harvester
Standard Oil (Nj
Texas Company
American Telephone
Anaconda
Iowa Hog Prices Adjusted Across Markets
Poultry and meat price listings from Des Moines show varied hog quotes across several markets. Prices range around 15.65 to 15.90 per hundredweight with noted figures for Ottumwa Mason and Waterlee outlets.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Waterlee
Ottumwa
Austin Mason
Lineman Killed In Iowa Wire Incident
Funeral services planned for J J Conlisk age about 50 in Cedar Falls after he was killed Monday when in contact with a high voltage line near Charles City. Conlisk worked as a lineman for the Iowa Public Service company.
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Cedar Falls
J J. Conlisk
Charles City
Conlisk
Iowa Public Service Company
Grain futures rise in late trading on short covering
Grain futures spiked in the final 15 minutes as short covering hit the nearby oats. Wheat swung from losses to gains with January at 1.9714, corn down to 132. include. Oats rose to 77.5, barley varied, and cash prices showed mixed readings across Wheat, Corn, and Oats markets in Chicago.
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Chicago
APJ
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report Summary
Live poultry receipts 27 trucks no cars with FOB prices for fowl, ducks, roasters and fryers. Butter firm with large receipts, eggs show varied ex trades and standards. cheese and potatoes listed with regional prices. New York and Wisconsin items appear with mixed grades, sizes and washed versus unwashed classifications.
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Yerelab
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
U. S
Oklahoma
Snake River
Colorado
Biel
Chicago
U S
Sc. S
POTA
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Bliss
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss Triumphs
Cobblers
Warba
New York
Republicans Deny Knowledge of Weak District Listing
The Democratic National Committee charged on Tuesday that GOP leaders prepared a confidential list of vulnerable congressional districts. The Democrat claims the list, labeled phony by Republicans, came from Republican National headquarters and includes incumbents deemed dangerous. Republicans deny knowledge of the list while the Democrats publish names of several defeated or retiring lawmakers connected to the report.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
The
Democrat
Republican National
G.O.P
Senate
Republican
Murphy
Democratic Party
Rep
la Follette
Indiana
Dworshak
Idaho
Rodgers
Pennsylvania
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Robert N. Webb
Republican National Headquarters
Nazarene Church to Host Zone Rally Services
The Cedar Rapids Church of the Nazarene at 1328 K Street SW hosts a zone rally for Sunday school work. Delegates arrive from Marengo Iowa City Muscatine Davenport Clinton. Main speaker is Dr Charles Gibson of Wisconsin at 2 30 and 8 30 p m. Seminar on youth teaching by Rev R Rehfeldt at 7 p m with additional classes on primary junior intermediate and adult teaching led by listed pastors. Services open to the public.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
C. D. Gadbow
Chariton
Mark Smith
Council Bluffs
W. S. Purinton
Des Moines
Violence Shocks Palestine Parley Opens as Bombings Kill and Hurt
Israeli and British authorities battle a wave of blasts across Palestine. More than 8,000 British troops fan out in Tel Aviv and nearby towns enforcing a curfew after three people die and a dozen are injured. A British sergeant and a major are among the dead, with an Arab guard killed trying to stop the attacks.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Ramat Gan
Petah Tikva
Attlee urges peace at Palestine conference in London
Prime Minister Attlee warned that unrest in Palestine must end and urged all delegates from Britain and seven Arab countries to pursue a settlement bringing peace and prosperity. He noted Arab Arabs refused to attend and hinted Jewish representation might come later while rejecting support for the Anglo American autonomy plan.
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London
Attlee
Holy Land
Great Britain
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Palestine
Gifts to Women Who Sponsored Vessels
A 130 page list released by the Maritime Commission details about 5,000 women who sponsored wartime merchant vessels and received gifts from $15 to over $2,500. The report lists sponsor names, ship and company, gift description and cost, and whether funded from shipbuilder profits or the commission. Notable gifts included watches, jewelry, trays, and a set of golf clubs, with recipients ranging from relatives of officials to actresses and writers.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
Senate War Investigating Committee
Commission of
War Shipping Administration
Heywood Broun
Mary Pickford
Bethlehem
Adolf Berle
Bethlehem Fairfield
Baltimore
Henry Wallace
Grace Tully
Roosevelt
Named Director In Safety Education in Iowa
Dun J Steele of 1010 E avenue NW was named director of the division of safety education for the Iowa department of public safety. He replaces Bert Woodcock, who resigns to become an instructor at Iowa State Teachers College. Steele has been a field representative for five years and will assume duties next Monday, announced Fred L Wilkins, department head.
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Dun J Steele
E Avenue NW
Division of Safety Education
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Bert Woodcock
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Steele
Safety Education
State Bureau
Fred L. Wilkins
Department of Public Safety
Marion Youth Survives Fall From Moving Car
Billie Northcott, 24 year old son of Mr and Mrs R L Northcott, escaped with bruises after opening a car door and tumbling onto the pavement while riding with his grandmother east of Marion Monday. He received first aid from a Marion doctor.
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Billie Northcott
R. L. Northcott
W. N. Northcott
Marion
Dionne Quintuplets Awarded Sterling Plaques for Sponsoring Five Vessels
The Dionne quintuplets each received sterling silver plaques valued at $701.55 from Butler after sponsoring five vessels. The event included a gesture of presenting a cigar to the wife of Ad Air Ben Moreell, valued at $6,695.
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Butler
Lewis Schwellenbach
Secretary of Labor
William Langer
North Dakota
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Sheridan Downey
California
California Shipbuilding Corporation
Dionne
Newlyweds Injured In Highway Accident West Of Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Charles M Bennet, Kirkland Arizona married less than 48 hours, escaped serious injury when their station wagon left the road eight miles west of Cedar Rapids on highway 30. Mrs Bennett was taken to St Luke s hospital with multiple abrasions and bruises. Patrolmen Harry Cloud and Gambill near the scene reported the car veered onto the shoulder then slid on the new blacktop and crashed into a ditch.
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Charles M. Bennett
Kirkland
Ariz
Cedar Rapids
Bennett
St. Luke's Hospital
Harry Cloud
H Gambill
Marion Man Pays $25 on Speeding Charge
John R. Oxley of Marion was fined 25 dollars and costs on a speeding charge in police court Tuesday. Patrolmen Vaude Fellwock and Leland Nelson reported he was clocked at 60 miles per hour from Thirty first to Thirty fifth streets on First avenue East about 12 25 am Tuesday.
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John R. Oxley
Marion
Vaude Fellwock
Leland Nelson
Thirty-first
Thirty-fifth
First Avenue E
Trout Season in Iowa Extended for 31 Days
An administrative order signed by the resigned state conservation director Fred Schwab extends Iowa trout season by 31 days. The season now closes at 9 p.m. October 31, effective immediately, as fisheries workers report a heavy trout population in streams.
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Des Moines
INS
Fred Schwab
Conservation Commission
Iowa Air Marker Committee Plans City Markings
Iowa air marking committee members will meet at the statehouse Wednesday to plan further markings so Iowa cities names are visible from the air. Markers already completed at Charles City Hamilton Independence and Tripoli. Construction continues at Mechanicsville and other locations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Statehouse
Charles City
Hamiston
Independence
Tripoli
Mechanicsville
Eight Iowa polio cases raise yearly total to 317
DES MOINES UP reports eight new infantile paralysis cases to the state health department on Tuesday, bringing the year’s total to 317. The week adds ten cases, with one case in Madison, Pell, Sac, Story, Union and Winneshiek counties and two in Sioux County.
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Des Moines
State Health Department
Madison
Pell
Sac
Story
Union
Winneshiek
Sioux County
Dr. J. T. Harris Joins Watts Hospital Staff
Dr J T Harris of Lamar Colorado joins Watts hospital staff after serving in the army with the 104th Infantry.
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Marengo
J. T. Harris
Lamar
Colo
Watts Hospital
Army
104Th Infantry
Advance Baptism Accident Ties Oregon City Flood
Two women and four children en route to a mass baptism in the Clackamas river near Oregon City fell from a highway embankment into the water when their car plunged about 40 feet down the slope, be falling into the stream before their planned ceremony.
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Oregon City
Ore
INS
Clackamas
Lost and found ads and notices in local listings
A collage of lost and found notices for personal items including purses, wallets, glasses, a bulldog named Topsy, clothing, and various rewards. Also included are ads for services and classifieds such as printing, child care, massage, and shopping deals. Listings mention multiple names and addresses with contact numbers.
Russians Protest U S Sports Program For Germans In Berlin
In Berlin the Russians lodged protests with the Allied kommandantur against the U S sports program that educates German children and youths in baseball football and other sports. They argued it resembled quasi military training and violated Allied rules. They also protested CARE food packages for Berliners, claiming the action violated the four power food pool. The American deputy commandant rejected both protests, with British and French support. Further discussion is planned at the Sept 13 kommandantur meeting. The U S delegation said Moscow’s motive was to oppose popular German programs the Russians cannot mirror.
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Berlin
United States Army
United States
Disturbance charge against Thomas Dropped in Police Court
OC Thomas of 1014 Ninth Street SW had a disturbing the peace charge dismissed after V.F W officials requested the dismissal. Thomas was arrested at the V.F club last Tuesday amid allegations of a disturbance tied to slot machines and liquor operations. His attorney said a private club faced a conflict filing the charge.
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OC Thomas
Ninth Street
Dwight Krumboldt
V.F W
Thomas Thomas
V.F . Club
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Dite
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Kroger Geb
Leonard Oil Iy Ami N Steel Fdys
Libby McNeilt
Amn
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Constine
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Atlantic
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Balto & Ohio
Mont Ward
Sto Barnsdall Bendix
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Penick & É& Fd
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Pittslegh
Keilem
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Reple Steel
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Claude Pepper
Florida
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Frank Nye
the Gazette
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Marshalltown
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K-V Cafe
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Carl Whittemore
J I. Bailey
Rex B Rathbun
Raymond Eckhart
Eleanor Rathbun
Lynn Slater
Baptist Mid-eastern Association
Gerald F Schenk
Ninth Avenue
St Luke’s Hospital
Will Shapell
Joliet
Cc. E. Pearson
W. H Perrin
Rockford
Leona Dimerly
Billie
A C. Sloss
Ames
W B Hanna
Detroit
Turhan
Jean Quinn
LeRoy Quinn
Blairs’ Ferry Road
Iowa State
Teachers College
Walter Lowe
Clifford Beall
Wapsiee River
Bob Powell
Howard M Titus
Margaret Robson
Tom Ayers
Iowa City
Lulu B. Secrist
Leigh Secrist
Turin
Alberta
British Columbia
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Grace Haldi
Bess Golden
Baptist Church
Lon Butler
Warren . Johnson
Miami Beach
Fla
Brothershood of
Johnson
F, T Fox Lodge
Adair Ben Moreell
Marion Man
Thei
R. M. Ford
Poppi
Green Square Park
Gazette
Margaret Hare
4Th Ave SE
West Highlands
Costa
Dubuque
Franklin Tennis Courts
M_ G McBride
Marion Pans
Teel Arlo
Levan
2Nd St St
Dorothea's Massage Parlor
Hall Bicycle Co
Sands Printing
Sears
Ser
Dexo
Dow Novak Heating Co
3Rd Avenue
Sedin
J. Smith
Merchants National Bank Ridge
Has Fever
Probasco Jewery Co
Conway
Parker
Vincent's Jewelry Store
Buresh Motors. Inc
Retoriven
Artruda Hayes
Ates
Smithsonian
Massare
Grar
Leroy Johnson
15Th Ave
Su Kenwood
van Jondee
N.d
Stan Stanley
the Danciest
Hank Winder
Ridge Riders
Anson Anson Weeks
Delores Paut
Reservatorus Advater
U.S
Thomas
Swisher
Hill Bureay
Circle Tavern
12Th Ave
Conway Stables
Mt. Vernon Ave
Melody Lane
6Th St Road
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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