Hog Prices Fall as Demand Weakens Across Markets
Receipts remain large at Chicago and other markets while demand stays light. Hogs show slow trading with prices steady to weak. cows, steers, and lambs mixed as several cities report ample supplies and cautious buyer activity.
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Chicago
Op Bas
Adiet
TN Af Top Car Was Was Wh Se Blp Et Sales £ 327 3) Or A Oes Im Am Kaamry
Steads Poshtch
Armas Sas
Mat Zoouse
Y&s Am
Omar Ferran
Severa
S °Aznan
Chinaso
Sirans
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Grain Prices Slip After Broad Profit Taking On Local Exchange
Chicago reports a heavy profit taking wave on the grain pit as prices retrace from overbought levels. Wheat and corn weaken after an opening surge, with the market unsettled by broad selling pressure and limited fresh news to sustain gains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Owen
Wall Street Stocks Slip After Opening Gain in Early Trading
NY AP reports a quiet stock session with fractional early gains eroding as losses appeared in industrials and rail stocks. Heavy trading pressure pushed Woolworth down over 2 points, while US Steel, American Telephone and Union Pacific fell about half a point. Homestake Mining rose, and a broad list of Dow components showed mixed results amid rate and dividend concerns.
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NEW York
Woolworth
Steel
American
Telephone
Union Pacific
Com
Market items and receipts from a miscellaneous listing
A garbled OCR item appears to describe a market receipt involving two cars and various place names such as Chicago New York and Minneapolis. The fragmentary text mentions standard goods, a flower shop, and market references with unclear dates or prices. No complete event or clear entities besides general market terms are identifiable.
Hog Market Weakens on Local Trade and Sheep Prices Fall
The local market shows weaker hogs with prices near 4.9 to 5.0 per hundredweight and sheep markets sliding. Cramped reports from Coragot and CMVIL indicate softer bids and lower demand, while general market tone remains cautious for producers.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Fresh Produce
OCR scraps show Cedar Rapids vendors listing prices for fruits vegetables and meats. Items include lemons bananas celery oysters and hides with several price points, quantities and grade notes and a note about a vote or process tied to a local tax or levy.
Grain Movement Over Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Markets
AP wires report Chicago cash grain prices with No 2 hard wheat at 59 cents mixed, corn bids around 32 to 34 cents. Timothy, clover, and loaf hay notes appear with price per cut. Minneapolis cash grain standings show receipts similar to last year, with dark northern wheat and durum bids and hogs, oats, and other grains trading in limited ranges.
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Chicago
Tate
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Foes
Louis
Cary
Kansas
Meat and poultry price report from Chicago and East St Louis
Markets show steady to firmer tones across live poultry eggs butter and cheese in Chicago with receipts variable. Hens, roosters, and leghorn broilers feature in fluctuating bids, while New York eggs rise with standards and firsts advancing. Hog and cattle futures steady to mixed as packers exert influence and shipments remain moderate.
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Chicago
Brehern
Wisconsin
Michigan
South Dakota
New York
Witness Missing Delay Views in Prohibition Case
Government seeks delay as trial proceeds without Pugh. Friday testimonies in the conspiracy case detail abduction claims, alibis, and witnesses from Iowa and Illinois. Defendants Wendl, William and John Prochaska Jr., Lloyd and Ed Marsh, and Frank Spina face charges. two co defendants remain at large.
Deaths and funerals in Cedar Rapids area
Mrs Magdalena Fiala died at 1809 C Street SW after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia July 5, 1870 she lived in Pittsburgh then Cedar Rapids for 21 years. She was a midwife for 45 years and is survived by three children and four grandchildren. Funeral services are planned in Cedar Rapids with Bohemian National cemetery burial. Additional notices: John Peter zelka, Anna Soukup, Everett Hunt, and Frank Simanek to be buried in Bohemian National cemetery or Oak Hill.
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Magdalena Fiala
Fred Fiala
C Street
Bohemia
United States
Pittsburgh
Cedar Rapids
Frances Haller
Mary Pfiefer
Alberta
Canada
John Sedenka
Eva Robb
Moline
George Fiala
Glenwood
Fiala
Slovan Homestead
Karel Curti
Anna Naprstek
J. C D
Hvezda
County Court Grants Several Judgments In District Action
Judge F O Ellison allows Linn county a 149.55 judgment against Mike Dmitruk and Irene Dmitruk in an account action for assistance. Judge A B Clark receives oral arguments in a mechanic's lien case against Ralph Knotk. Nichols Wire Sheet and Hardware seeks 156.07 against Joseph C Dvorak in an account action. O Abbe seeks 2083.20 against Mark A Newland and Maud E Newland in a promissory note action.
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F O. Ellison
Linn County
Mike Dmitruk
Irene Dmiitruk
A B
Clark
J W Carraghs
Ralph Knotk
Nichols Wire Sheet and Hardware Company
Joseph C. Dvorak
O ' Abbe
Mark A. Newland
Maud E Newland
Bond Markets Rally On Rate Cut And Improved Rail News
United States government securities showed firming tendencies as Fed rate reductions and buying supported bonds. German government debt recovered while domestic rails reported improved freight landings and rumors of reorganizations amid cautious optimism.
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YORK
YORK _AP
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Erie
New
Federal court sentences in liquor case sweep Iowa
Marvin C. Pitkin of Waterloo pleaded guilty to forging prescriptions under the Harrison narcotic act and drew eighteen months at Leavenworth. Several local liquor defendants pled not guilty while others received brief jail terms. A Chicago rail clerk, Charles Sealy, was sentenced to one year in county jail then paroled to probation.
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Waterloo
George C. Scott
Leavenworth
Ned Wescott
Lyle Workman
Godfrey Hejkal
Art Bevins
Toledo
Tama
Edward Swanson
Charles Sealy
Chicago
Mike Healy
C. J. Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Joe Shulista
Mark Collogan
William Prochaska
Ben Soane
Tony Jerabek
Paul Jerabek
Lloyd Marsh
J. S. Holton
Wendl Prochaska
Henry Brechlin
W. A. Williams
John Prochaska, Jr
Maurice Ginn
E. D. McGillicuddy
Vinton
Basil Gunther
Sam Meyers
Milwaukee
C. D. Schissleman
Victor
Clarence Russell
Lisbon
Frank Navaro
McGillicuddy
Harry Reed
Bedford admits murder of wife and two children in Grand Rapids
Henry B Bedford a 43 year old school master admitted to officials that he strangled Mrs Mattie Sue Bengert 28 and her son Carl 8 then placed the infant in a gas filled oven and tried to kill himself Bedford pled guilty to charges and was sentenced to life in the Michigan branch prison at Marquette after the confession made following a quarrel with the woman in their home authorities said.
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Grand Rapids
Henry B. Bedford
Michigan
Marquette
Mattie Sue Bengert
Grand Rapids, Mich
Carl
Pare Jonkman
Bedford
Jonkman
Mitchell Admitted To New York Bar
NEW YORK AP William D Mitchell once attorney general in the Hoover administration was admitted to the New York bar Friday He is a member of the Minnesota bar.
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Mitchell
New York
William ‘D Mitchell
Friday Hedge
Minnesota
Blue Valley Transfers Jolliff To Watertown
G F Jolliff manager of the Blue Valley creamery and dairy at 418 Twentieth Street SE is transferred to Watertown SD to head the company creamery and dairy there in one plant. He has served about six years. J Ward Lentz remains plant superintendent and W H Cavanaugh is officer manager. T H Wright Jr. is to lead the dairy. Jolliff leaves Tuesday for Watertown.
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G F Jolliff
Twentieth Street
Blue Valley Creamery
Blue Valley Dairy
Watertown
Jolliff
J. Ward Lentz
W H. Cavanaugh
T. H Wright, Jr
Honest man faces charge. Weis hitchhikes 500 miles
AN HONEST MAN. SIOUX CITY AP report says William Weis hitchhiked 500 miles from Alton Illinois to Sioux City to face a worthless check charge. Assistant County Attorney Thomas Murray dismissed the case and told him to go back to work. Riverside board of education completes 1933 34 staff. H T Holt elected superintendent at 1300 salary. other teacher salaries listed.
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Sioux City
William Weis
Alton
Thomas Murray
Cael
Riverside
Board of Education of
H. T. Holt
Coon Rapids
Margaret Griffin
Joan Reinhart
Gladys Page
Opal Gerot
Pauline Reed
H T Holt
Akron Airship Crash Probe Spars Over House Inquiry
The House Naval Committee heard survivors recount the Akron storm off the New Jersey coast as McClintic pressed for a special or joint inquiry. Vinson disputed the charge of a whitewash while the panel agreed to seek public access to the navy court of inquiry at Lakehurst.
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House Committee
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Naval Committee
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Shenandoah
Swanson
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Lakehurst
Akron
Wiley
Akron locker recovered by Cole in Atlantic search
A duralumin locker from the dirigible Akron was picked up at sea by the destroyer Cole during fleet searches off the New Jersey coast. The message said the locker contained about four dozen torch pots and a kapok covered duralumin cylinder about three feet long, located at latitude 39 30 and longitude 73 37. The search continued in that area.
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NEW York
Akron
U. S
Cole
New Jersey
Huge Newspaper Campaign Planned For Ethyl Gasoline
New York Ethyl Gasoline corporation announces the biggest newspaper campaign ever behind a single gasoline brand. Jointly owned by General Motors and Standard Oil of New Jersey, the drive vows to invest nearly twice as much in advertising this year despite limited purchasing power and tougher market conditions.
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New York
Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
General Motors Corporation
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Appropriation Sought for Cement Probe Funding
A joint resolution in Des Moines requests a $3000 appropriation to fund ongoing cement setting investigations by the state highway commission. The inquiry would be carried on by the house committee and the attorney general's office.
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Des Moines
INS
State Highway Commission
House
Attorney General's Office
Rail worker struck by freight car in rail yard
ST. PAUL AP reports Frank Wallace, a local railroad employee, was knocked down between rails when struck by a freight car. Two cars passed over him, with injuries listed as a broken toe and a torn shoe lace. LOS ANGELES INS blames persecutions for death of Wayne Jordan, 38, district attorney deputy, who shot himself.
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ST. Paul
Frank Wallace
Los Angeles
INS
Baron Fitts
Wayne Jordan
Washington High Takes Two Firsts In Music Contest
Washington high of Cedar Rapids won two firsts in the district music contest. Evelyn Hall led in the soprano solo with a superior ranking and Marian Huff won alto solo with an excellent rating and finalist status. Other results include numerous excellent and good awards across soprano and alto divisions and various small vocal groups.
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Waterloo
Washington High School of
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Hall
Marian Huff
Washington High
Superior
Velma Cushing
Dubuque
Nellie Reed
West High Waterloo
Marina Johnson
Charles City
Marjorie Newcomer
Greene
Good
Mary Helen Fallows
West Union
Washerington High
Edna Mae Greene
Pauline Olte
Man
Monticello
Ferne Wolfe
Lansing
Margaret St
Verne Harold
Cresco
John Matthews
Manchester
Leon Strain
Dunkerton
Dysart
Oelwein
Dusbuque
West High
Belle Plaine
Iowa Senate Clears Calendar Outlining Beer Bill Plan
The Iowa Senate cleared its calendar and announced plans to introduce a beer bill on Saturday. The committee of the whole approved the appropriations bill and will report it to the Senate for passage before messaging to the House. The total of 12,285,073.70 exceeds the House version by 783,123.70 but remains below last general assembly levels. Major allocations include 3,159,327 for state departments operations, 3,605,136 for board of control institutions, and 5,520,610.70 for board of education institutions, with amendments adding about 207,168 to the Senate total.
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General Assembly
Board of Control
Board of Education
Board of Control Institutions
Senate Appropriations Committee
Beer injunction asked in Missouri case files to ban 3.2 beer
In Jefferson City Missouri Dr P A Tate former Missouri superintendent of the Anti Saloon league and Gus Nations former prohibition administrator sought an injunction against transporting 3 2 per cent beer in Missouri. The filing occurred in state circuit court before Judge Sevier who promised action on Saturday.
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P. A. Tate
Missouri
Anti-Saloon League
Gus Nations
Prohibition
Junction
State
Sevier
Births at St Luke's Hospital Mark Two New Arrivals
Born to Mr and Mrs W M Retchart at 1255 Fourteenth avenue Marion a daughter and to Mr and Mrs James A Bruce of 706 Fifth avenue SE a son both born April 6 at St Luke's hospital.
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Eee
W. M. Retchart
Fourteenth Avenue
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
James A. Bruce
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Residents Named in New Separations List
Woodrow Wilson and Mary Ruth Newkirk of Cedar Rapids are joined by LeRoy Wart and Elsie Mae Mee Lucas of Cedar Rapids. Merlyn T. Hughson and Margare t L. Thompson are also listed as Cedar Rapids residents.
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Woodrow Wilson
Mary Ruth Newkirk
Cedar Rapids
LeRoy Wart
Elsie Mae Mee Lucas
Merlyn T. Hughson
Margaret L. Thompson
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