World Match Cartel Ordered Dissolved in U S Judgement
A U S district court in New York dissolved a world wide match cartel formed by American Swedish and British producers. The final judgment bars market division price fixing and production limits for matches machinery and chemicals. Defendants consented to the order and must cease global market coordination.
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New York
U. S
Ivar Kreuger
Mateh Trust
Matehes
Mintel Machinery
Mateh
Export of Scarce Items Not Large
Testimony before a house appropriations subcommittee detailed that rumored exports of lumber and nylons were far smaller than claimed. John C. Barton cited 377 million board feet of lumber exported in 1945, with 1.36 percent of total production, mostly to Latin America. Arthur Paw noted October to November nylon exports at two tenths of one percent, December slightly higher but under half a percent. Funeral services were held for Frank Hudspeth, a World War I veteran, at Sherman's funeral home with Legion honors and local pallbearers and guards.
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Washington
Commerce Department
House
South America
John C. Barton
The
Department
Office of International Trade
U. S
Latin America
Arthur Paw
Secretary of Commerce
Frank Hudspeth
Sherman
Fred Eli
Miller
Legion
M. L. Whittaker
George Birney
S. W. Waster
William Tweeten
Harry Simpson
Charles Kennedy
Lelang Carrins
Rodney Arnold
Roy Steele
George Baker
Howard Miller
Leo Nardy
Stanley Richards
Jo Brewer
George Rudiger
Jess Radda
Kalona Notables and Local Health Notes
Kalona locals report service members Vernon Gingerich Wayne Yoder and Paul Fry returning home after discharge. Dr Donald Hesselschwerdt visited family from Albany. Eldon Mineke is a University of Iowa Hospital patient and Jimmy Bare had a tonsillectomy in Iowa City.
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Kalona
Vernon Gingerich
Jess Gingerich
Wayne Yoder
Emery M. Yoder
Paul Fry
J. Lie Ey
Donald Hesselselwetat
Albany
N. Y
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
Eldon Mineke
University Hospital
Iowa City
Jimmy Bare
Mercy Hospital
Gerald Teets
J. M. Swartzendruber
Merill Engle
Frank Crum
Janice
Des Moines
W. C. Holmes
West Allis
Wisc
Mo J
Chicago Market Report on Livestock and Produce
Livestock sales show active, steady demand for hogs with ceilings at 14.85 for barrows and gilts and 14.10 for sows. Cattle and calves command strong prices, with top steers near 17.85 and vealers 15.50 to 17.00, while sheep see limited demand and lambs priced around 16.50 for good loads. Produce and poultry markets remain firm with eggs irregular, receipts totaling 36,536 cases for eggs and six car loads of poultry.
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Chicago
USDA
Swartzendruber Guests Honor George Bell Home Visit
Mr and Mrs H A Swartzendrub er were Sunday guests in the George Bell home near Wellman. The grain table shows waves of open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with July September and December contracts in a cluttered OCR layout.
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H. A. Swartzendruber
George Bell
Wellman
Chicago April Market Snapshot
Local market report shows no sales for cash grains on April 9. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, soybeans and feed provisions quoted with barley at 125 to 143 N and feed 114 to 124% N in Chicago trading.
Community sale and livestock auction listings
Community Sale every Friday at Whittaker sale barn. Livestock sales every Wednesday at Midway Sales Company in Columbus Junction Iowa. April 12 Hog Sale by Penningroth Bros at P M Swartzendruber Sale Barn Wellman Iowa starting at 7 30 p m.
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Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Penningroth Bros
Swartzendruber
Wellman
Farmer overcomes gas with new herb remedy Pru-lax
Ballwin Missouri farmer Edward Baumer says after meals he belched sour liquids and felt like a hog until trying Pru-lax a herbal remedy with cascara and senna. He urges others with constipation and gas to use it, noting money back if not delighted.
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Edward Baumer
Ballwin
Missouri
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