Hogs Prices Rise Amid Curtailment of Receipts
Market reports show hog prices moving upward as receipts shrink, with varied activity across regions. Chicago and Cleveland steady or firm on certain classes, while demand remains mixed and some categories slip. Total sales volumes listed for major markets include Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, East St Louis, and Cincinnati with notable price ranges and loads.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St .Loui
Chicago
East
East St Louis
Cincinnati
Wis
Brad Demard
Cotland
Cotalh
Nathan Ferice
Sauis
Wheat Prices Soar to New Highs in Market Session
The market shows mixed results with wheat leading gains as prices reach new highs since autumn. Corn and oats move, with cash prices largely unchanged and receipts noted. traders cite strong buying and liquidation in long positions amid a volatile session.
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Stermi
Wall St. Stocks Drift With Mixed Moves On Dividend News
The market edged higher in scattered spots while rails held steady and utilities firmed slightly. American Telephone slipped more than a point. General Foods and Nash Foods fell after dividend changes, with some gains in Allied Chemical and Kennecott. Turnover was around 1.4 million shares as traders eyed commodity strength and possible easing in international restraints. A $400000 brewery sale in Carbondale followed a mortgage judgment.
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New York
General Foods
Nash
S. Steel
Case
Allied Chemical
Kennecott
American Sugar
Crucible Steel
Consolidated Gas
Howe Sound
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Central
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas and Public Service
Washington
Markets Chicago Produce and Poultry Prices Across Regions
Chicago market notes show steady hens at varied prices, ducks and geese quoted with small changes, while potatoes and eggs receipts and storage costs are listed. New York items include butter prices, cheese receipts, and egg stock details with notable quality grades and currents.
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Chicago
Idaho
Hutifr
New York
Local notes show mixed figures and unreadable OCR
Fragmented text describes financial or real estate items with unclear numbers and several garbled terms. Readable bits mention totals around 1200 and 30 000. The rest lacks coherent details and proper names.
Local Hog Prices Edge Up on Tuesday Market
Hog prices strengthened slightly on the local market Tuesday with all grades gaining 10 cents. The top price rose to 3.20 dollars. Calf market shows choice 140-180 lbs at 52.50 to 50. Good to choice 130-390 lbs at 52.50 to 53.50. Sheep markets list choice lambs 80-95 lbs at 4.00 to 4.25. Other grades vary by quality.
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Wee Aeteene
Gerd
Hee UN
Arkansas Hills Trio Flee City Life After Forester Aid Visit
Three hillmen from near Black Fork reached Fort Smith seeking work on a new president’s forestry program. They were frightened by trains, street cars, and city noise, huddled in an alley, and told police they planned to walk back to their mountains before dawn.
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Jesse Richman
Black Fork
Oklahoma
Richman
Ouachita Mountains
Dequeen
Ark
Fort Smith
High Connor
Father shields son from fire as gasoline blast burns pair
Henry Herbsleb of the American Fruit company acted quickly Monday afternoon to guard his son Alfred from eye and inhalation burns after a gasoline can exploded near a burning pipe fueled by live coals. Alfred and Henry suffered burns. Alfred was treated at St Luke's hospital and showed slight improvement.
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Henry Herbsleb
American Fruit Company
Second Street SE
Alfred
Jerry Wilkes
Alfred Herbsleb
Herbsleb
St. Luke's Hospital
Norris Bill Proposes Tennessee Valley Authority Power Plan
President Roosevelt backs a Norris drafted measure creating the Tennessee Valley Authority to operate Muscle Shoals and nitrate plants. The plan, extending to Cove Creek dam, aims at flood control navigation and power generation with 30 year contracts for public and private distributors and 40 years for connecting cooperatives.
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Congress
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The
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals Dam
Sheffield
Ala
Cove Creek
Clinch River
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Federal court session ends without disposal of Pulda suit
Attorneys argued motions in the case of William Pulda v Wiscon sin Automobile Insurance. Judge George C Scott ruled the case could not be disposed of at this session and excused the jury panel, except those in the liquor conspiracy case. With no civil matters left and criminal matters cleared, Tuesday night suggested a Wednesday close.
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William Pulda
Wisconsin Automobile Insurance Company
George C Scott
Scott
Marion Man Chosen Linn County Bankers President
Lindah of Marion was named president of the Linn County Bankers association at a Monday Elks Club meeting. I W Struesky of Cedar Rapids becomes vice president with Peter Bauey re-elected as secretary and Ross Remer of Center Point named treasurer. A. Edmonds of Lisbon elected as vice president.
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Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
Linn County Bankers Association
Elks Club
I. W Struesky
Cedar Rapids
A. Edmonds
Lisbon
Peter Bauey
Ross Remer
Center Paine
Iowa House approves beer bill amid alcohol debate
The Iowa House advanced a beer bill amid argue over 3.2 percent beer and intoxicating liquor. Amendments permit sale by regular charters of national organizations and set 21 age limits with penalties for roadside consumption. outdoor advertising and permit fee changes were rejected.
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Peal
Rep
Zylstra
Miller
Rep. Ditto
House
Rep. Fabritz
Wapello
O. B. Nelson American Legion Post
Ottumwa
Rep. McCreery
Linn
Fate of 30 hour week remains uncertain in Congress
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins prepared to testify before the House labor committee as President Roosevelt’s views on the five day week bill were anticipated. Senator Black urged the Senate to sustain the measure amid a move by Senator Trammell to reconsider the 53 to 30 vote and attach an embargo on foreign goods from workers with more than six hours daily five days weekly, a plan Black called unworkable.
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Frances Perkins
House Labor Committee
Senate
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Senator Black
Dem
Ala
Trammell
Fla
Black
Millon
Sister of Robert Palmer Dies in England at 94
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Annie Carpenter in Chippenham Wiltshire England at age 94. She was the town’s oldest resident. She had never lived in the United States but was visited by locals from Cedar Rapids. Survived by nephew Harry Palmer of Cedar Rapids.
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Annie Carpenter
Chippenham
Wiltshire
England
Carpenter
Harry Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Bohn Kidnapper Receives Twenty Five Year Term
Ray Robinson of Edmonton confessed to kidnapping Haskell Bohn last summer in Vinton Iowa and was sentenced by District Judge J W Boerner to not more than 25 years in prison. Robinson, 40, an unemployed railroad worker, pled guilty after his arrest in Borketon. The case involved two men seizing Bohn, 21, son of a local refrigerator manufacturer. George Steynolds urged more Reconstruction Finance Corporation funded projects in Bent County and Reynolds reported $975 weekly payrolls possible if projects are found. Work on sewer and county highways in Vinton and surrounding areas was suspended by heavy rain but to resume Tuesday.
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George Steynolds
Benton County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reynolds
Nolds
Belle Plaine
Marion North Marion home project report
A North Marion town ship summary shows five training schools across eight districts with one to fifteen women each. There were 32 follow ups, over 125 patterns cut, 71 gifts made, seven dresses refinished, five hats, ten purses and several scarfs. Delegates attended a Des Moines conference in January. The L L L debate club presents a program at Lincoln school auditorium with scenes, music, and a debate on free text books.
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Fred Langhoff
Forest Hann
Wilbur Shaffer
Mary Zeman
David F. Hindman
Des Moines
Lincoln School
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Maurice Flack
Jacob Snell
Robert Atz
Lions club essay contest prizes awarded at Marion
Miss Eileen Ferreter read essays on If I Were a Lion for a Marion high school contest. First prize went to Jean Dow and second to James Vernon. The winning essay advances to a district contest with a trip to St Louis for the national Lions club convention. Other participants included Siegel Fleisher Frank Flack Evelyn Peterson Clark Phelps and Marian Burrows.
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Lions Club
Marion High School
Jean Dow
James Vernon
St. Louis
Siegel Fleisher
Frank Flack
Evelyn Peterson
Clark Phelps
Marian Burrows
Iowa Topics Highlighted by Cary Club Members
Mrs. W. S Winter hosted a Cary club meeting at 959 Tenth Street with talks on Iowa topics. Speakers included Mrs. H. W Erwin on Hawkeye pioneers and Mrs. Dora Ellson on state mottoes. Other members discussed Indian tribes Old Military road and a program of Iowa legends. Plans were set to plant a petunia bed on primary road 161.
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Tenth Street
Cary Club
Iowa
H. W Erwin
Hawkeye State
Owen Fernow
Charles F. Price
Dora Ellson
Mary Durham
Military Road
Alice Phelps
Ll. H. Phelps
A. E. Blinks
Senate Rejects Governor Pay Cut in Iowa Salary Bill
Iowa Senate votes 34 to 16 to keep Gov Clyde Herring salary at 7500 while cutting other officials. Supreme Court judges drop from 7500 to 7000 and district judges from 5000 to 4500. highway commissioners from 4000 to 3000. Constitutional limits delay judge cuts until end of terms. conference on differences likely.
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INS
Iowa Senate
Clyde L Herring
E. R. Hicklin
Wapello
Senate
Hicklin
Supreme Court
Iowa
House
Senate J
General Motors Gets Huge Tax Abatement
Washington tax office granted Dee Motors of De rolk a income tax abatement of 2,066,083 dollars with interest on Tuesday, according to the bureau of internal revenue.
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General Motors
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Dee Motors Corporation
Derolk
Robins Return to Kitchen Nest After Survival
Four robins hatched at John Calcot's home last year tried to kill themselves by falling from the nest. A cat ate two, but Mrs. Collicott saved the other two and kept them in the kitchen until they could fly. This year they return when a window is left open.
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Greenbburg
Ind
John Calcot
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