Market notes show corn prices drift after bearish pressure
Chicago markets opened with unchanged to lower corn values as traders weighed hot weather relief and trading restrictions. Oats and barley lagged, while provisions rallied late on short covering. Cash quotes in Chicago and Omaha reflected varied yellow corn and white oats, with multiple regional prices listed for No. 2 to No. 6 grades and related grains.
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Italy
Chicago
Wimothy
Peoria
Elk
Sung
Weekly Grain and Provision Review
Heat in the west pushed corn values higher despite delivery restrictions freezing futures. Oats rose modestly and provisions advanced with strong buying, while government heat warnings spurred anxiety over possible crop harm.
Hogs decline modestly in Chicago yards and midwest stock report
Chicago June 22 market rounds show hogs about 10 cents lower with receipts of 12 006. Cattle receipts 1 000 steady to mixed. Sheep down with shorn lambs and lowers, while Sioux City and Omaha reports list hogs higher or steady. Kansas City and St Louis also show varied hog and cattle results with overall steady patterns.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Sioux City
Omaha
Nek
ST. Joseph
Prices and receipts across New York and other markets
New York June 22 butter steady with creamery extras around 46 to 46 1/4 cents. Eggs receipts 13,793 cases, extras 3 7/8 4 0 cents, regular and firsts around 35 to 39 cents. Cheese steady with state fresh specials about 23 to 24 cents. Poultry live steady roosters 21 cents fowls 30 cents chickens 40 cents turkeys 26 cents. Chicago June 22 butter unchanged eggs receipts 13,354 cases. Potatoes unsettled with 1.24 to 1.40 per bushel bulk and various regional prices. Kansas City butter and poultry unchanged. St Louis poultry higher turkeys 26 cents ducks 20 cents butter and eggs unchanged.
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New York
E. Ege
Chicaza
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Louisiana
Texas
Virginia Barrel Cobblers
Kansas City
St. Louis
St Louis
Waterloo
Great Northern
Atlantic Coast Line
Liberty
United States Cogarbubolien Stenca Seco Se Steel
Baldwin
Heifer
Gomers One
Evers Apopeie
As Bologna Bulls
Ilog
Wits American Can
American
Anaconda
Atchison Baldwin Locomotiva
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
MH. & St Paul
Crucible Steel
Erie
General
Great Northern Ptd
Marine
Kennecott Copper - Maxwell Motor Co
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Creamery
Southern Pacific
Saint Southern Railway
Studebaker Co
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Willys-Overland
Sinclair OW
Renee
Patriotic Boy Rejected After 18 Mile Walk
Thomas J. Echell, 18, walked from Fairbank to enlist in the marine corps but failed the medical examination for physical reasons. He had only $2 for travel, stayed at the recruiting office overnight, and left determined to seek service in another branch. His sister Ethel has no parents and one brother in the army.
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Fairbank
Marine Corps
Thomas J. Echell
Sergt. L. F. Jensen
Ethel
Marine Office
Rail trains run parallel to old caravan route to Palestine
Cairo reports modern railway trains now parallel the historic route to Palestine. Completion of a swing bridge over the Suez Canal at Kantara enables direct Cairo Palestine service. From Kantara the line continues along the former coastal trade trail through El Arish to Rafah on the Syrian frontier and to Gaza.
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Cairo
Egypt
Palestine
Suez Canal
Kantara
Port Said
el Arish
Ra‘fa
jGaza
Archie Roosevelt Lost Arm and Leg
G D Kramer reports from Cedar Falls Iowa that Archie Roosevelt son of ex president Roosevelt was wounded in France having lost an arm and a leg in battle. He is in a hospital where Kramer's son is employed and helped to care for him.
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Cedar Falls
G. D. Kramer
Charles
France
Archie Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kramer
Small Town Boys Cause City Wide Alarm
Five youths from near Waterloo were arrested after a farewell party led to a racist chase on Fourth Street East. They chased and assaulted five Black girls as they left a streetcar, grabbing at them while neighbors alerted police and officers pursued for several blocks.
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Waterloo
Upper Fourth Street
Teutons Mock Size of Pershing Army in Munich Joke
Amsterdam reports German efforts to mislead about American army strength. A Munich Jugend joke titled Gomeopathie Doses shows Gen Pershing boasting of another transport arrival and arranging billets, illustrating propaganda aims at a French port.
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Teutons
Amsterdam
Germany
Munich
U S War Nurses in France to Benefit by Red Cross Plan
American war nurses in France will be aided by a Red Cross hospital service bureau handling nurse care and comfort. It will arrange holidays recreation convalescence and accommodations in hotels or clubs. Plans apply to both army and civilian relief nurses at home and abroad to ensure excellent working conditions. The drive aims for 2000 by July 7 and 25,000 by January.
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Chicago
France
Red Cross
Bureau of Hospital Service
Army
America
United States
Navy
Waterloo men to entrain June 26 for Camp Dodge
Waterloo draft board lists net 77 men entraining at 12: a.m. June 26 for Camp Dodge. Several transferred to other boards, with names and destinations. Also notes 103 Iowa men called for schooling, 180 grammar graduates for carpentry and telegraph work, and 400 colored Class 1 registrants to entrain July 16. Twenty Waterloo Class I volunteers sought induction July 1 at Armour Institute in Chicago.
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Waterloo
Camp Dodge
Marceéline
Q. A
Levi M. Johnson
Sioux Pals
S. D. Fred Scott
Des Moines
Joseph J. Retka
Chicago
Relleall
Charles Thomas
Delaware
George C. Tyler
Lewiston
Mont
John Karapos
Detroit
Mich
Alfred C. Cook
Libertyville
Carl DeWitt
Deer Lodge
Leo B. McDermott
Madison
Lee Whitney
Webster
S. D
Thomas Hwing
Minneapolis
Minn
Ivan B. Jean
Bloomington
Leo P. Worden
Greenville
Miss
Edmund Neumeier
Lima
Lucien Porter
New Orleans
Adjutant General
Iowa
Moosehart
Sioux City High School
Waterloo Board
Armour Institute of Technology
Orval A. Price
Cutler
Joseph P. Dolan
Adams
Lloyd Baum
Walter W. Freeborn
Paul Davis
Charles A- Marquart
Bert J. Tucker
Second West
Clarence F. Geis
Bratnober
World War II Casualty List Update Names and Fatalities
A detailed casualty roster lists 52 milled in action, 87 severely wounded, 3 with undetermined injuries, 13 missing, and 1 prisoner. It includes officers Lieut John D. Filtey and Sergeants Harry Gibstein and Peter Kohler among many names across multiple states and cities, with regions such as New York, Chicago, Boston, and San Francisco represented. Also noted are died of wounds and died of disease groups, plus a separate marine corps section listing 31 names in various action categories.
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Waslington
Kitler
Cape
Jessel Lowe
Untropo
Lilentenanta Quentn R. Logie
New York
Carter
Ovington
Paris
France
Tony Watson
Raleigh
Paul Gagere
Green Bay
Wis
Frank Gowing
Watertown
George A. Hopp
Oronaga
Frank L. Medeiros
South Boston
Zawrence Trego
Woodward
Ohio
Emil Meyer
Syrac
Yelvio U. Rigdon
Sterling
Kan
Watter Seltz
Bellevale
James WW. Caldwell
Galena
James Caskey
Loveland
Emery C. Cohren
Den
Kytis
Corrigan
Erlinger
Joe Curtis
West Lyn
Mass
Bernard Davidoff
Chicago
Hmary
Sheridan
Wyo
James W. Ray
Pages Mill
5. C
Wirt Rhodes
Belding
Mich
Wiliam W. Schoville
Soldiers Grove
Elvis E. Svote
Los Angeles
Edgar W. Sellers
Elketon
Via
Frank H. Smith
Decker
Mont
Werbert G. Smith
Milwaukee
Jacob H. Smith
Menominee
John H. Summers
Clarksburg
W. Va
James F. Toutloft
Bayfield
Zoe Vandéever
Stonington
Emil WH. Wanker
Detroit
Stanislaus Wojeciechowski
Henry Walker
Sturgeon Bay
Charles E. Willison
Gilmore City
John D
Adolph Block
Mineola
George GC. Button
Franklinville
Elmer M. Curtis
Seattle
Wash
Jones L. Daetz
Aurora
Ore
Carroll Depriest
Caruth
Al 8
S. Harris
Richville
Thomas L. Batley
Erksiotna
Minn
Charles W. Bowen
Atlantic City
Ralph Damone
New York City
Charles F. Paffy
New Haven
Conn
Frank J. Gael
Louis B. Kleber
Woorville
Miss
Giovanni Musceltro
Ballston Spa
M. V
James Seanton
Herman Spielberg
Marine Corps
Llautenants
Clarence W. Smith
Wart Main Street
Decatur
Hascall F. Waterhouse
Oakland
Cal
Charles W. Price
Isaac N. Toqne
Stakesdale
XN. C
George G. Christensen
Santa Anna
Benajmin Perry Jr
Bethesda
Godfrey W. Anderson
Proctor
Minno
John C. Etchison
Oakdale
Claud ¢. Bemusdaffer
St. Louis
Alton L. Danios
Boston
Mags
Steve Halblaub
Moss Gill
Perry
William F. Ianagan
Conception Junction
Adolph H. Johnson
Hebron
Ind
Drafted amen loses voting rights in state opinion
Attorney General Bredudage states drafted amendment will not entitle its author to vote in the upcoming state election. In New York, Ogden Mills Reid and A S Ochs and senior editors face indictment for criminal libel against Mrs. William R Hearst. In Kansas City, J I Jackson admits to murdering his wife. a seminud body is found near rail tracks at Shelbina, Missouri. In Springfield, Massachusetts, union miners push for Senate action to end the war.
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Springfield
Bredudage
New York
Ogden Mills Reid
New York Tribune
A. S. Ochs
New York Times
Night City
William KR. Hearst
Kansas City
J. I. Jackson
Shelbina
Sherman
Birds Share Robins Bluebirds Nest War in Box
In Altoona Pennsylvania a robin and bluebird families occupy the same birdbox. E M Cashman reports the robins moved to the porch, the bluebirds built inside, both mothers sitting on eggs in a surprising double occupancy at the watershed.
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Altoona
E. M. Cashman
Cashman
Papa
Mama
Bluebird
Hhey
Mr. Cashman
War impacts in France and Germany described by evacuee
Corr espondence from Tautan, France, reports by Serjeant Vuillonet that Germany’s stores are empty and production focuses on war needs. He says meat rations are 250 bras weekly, with grease, sugar scarce, bread indigestible, leather nearly gone, and soldiers home urged to work in factories. Civil morale relies on tales of France’s desperate situation and unseized bells.
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Tautan
France
Germany
Serjeant
Vuillonet
Prante
Elvitans
Langer
Vuillamet
Weather Outlook for Washington Week Begins Monday
Washington June 22 forecast from the weather bureau predicts showers to start the week in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. The prediction notes unsettled conditions with periodic rain across the central region beginning Monday.
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Washington, D.C
Weather Bureau
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Showera
Improved Cedar County Wisconsin farm seeks stock buyers
An 4006 acre farm near Cedar County Wisconsin seeks hardware stock groceries or general stock. Includes 212 acres hardwood timber in southern Minnesota at 45 per acre and 200 acres in Douglas County Minnesota at 50 per acre, with part payment in residence property. Also 80 acres improved Iowa farm at 125 per acre and six Waterloo houses for exchange.
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Cedar County
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Douglas County
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
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