Hog Prices Rise as Demand Surges in Chicago Market
Livestock markets show higher hog prices with light supply and brisk demand in Chicago. Regional reports from Milwaukee Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis indicate steady to strong prices for hogs, with top bids around 3.75 to 3.90 per cwt and notable activity in cattle and lambs across neighboring markets.
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Aserege Pring
O'veland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Ripresentativg Salfskins
Chicago
Cleveland
Buffalo
East St Louis
ST Pau
ST Paul
Ienllure
Toledo Market Notes From Submerged Scraps
Fragmentary Toledo market report appears with scattered letters and garbled phrases. The readable pieces reference prices, trades, and local vendors, but many words are unreadable. The item lacks coherent names or dates to identify a clear event.
Chicago Produce Receipts and Market Notes
Chicago ap wire reports show butter receipts and market notes with mixed demand. Idaho russets and other vegetables priced offset by slow sales and steady shipments. Poultry and eggs listed with varied early prices and moderate trading activity.
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Chicago
Bsc
Ita Fresh
Tusts Tech
Apollo
Idaho
Aeda
Wisconsin
Texas
Heve
Grain prices dip as selling pressure hits wheat pit
Trading narrative shows renewed pressure in wheat causing new daily lows while corn and oats resist and close higher. Mixed buying and liquidation patterns emerge with cash markets steady and receipts noted as traders assess remnants of a recent price collapse.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Fish Commission House
Washington News
Bond Markets In New York Quiet Amid Mixed Notes
Trading in New York bonds shows a cautious tone as investors weigh mixed notes from dealers. Analysts report modest gains in some issues while others retreat on caution over rates and economic signals.
Wall Street Stocks Rally Leads as Preferred Shares Climb
The New York market opened with advancing stocks led by preferred and specialty issues. Gains of 1 to 2 points spread across many issues while volume eased. National Lead and Crucible Steel Prefers posted notable jumps amid firmer sentiment and stronger dollar signals.
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Liggett and Myers
U S
American Telephone
Cominow
LaibGl
Washington
Crucible Steel
Postal Telegraph
Republic Steel Armour
Ilinois
Gillette Budd Mannufacturing
Radio US Rubber Maullins Manufacturng
Commonwealth Win Gauchett Alive
Tessanulas Paper and Power VU S
Industrial Alcohol
Liggett and Myers B
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Case
du Pont
Johns-Manville
Santa Fe
Montgomers Ward
Chrysler
Auburn Schenley and
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Local Hog Prices Steady in Market
Local hog prices hold steady with no changes in grades on Wednesday. Top price remains at 330 dollars. Calf market reports good to choice 130 to 190 pounds at 33 and 25 dollars. Fed lambs 80 to 90 pounds listed around 67 to 80 dollars. Sheep market shows quality lambs around 100 dollars.
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Interior Town
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Good Paclane Sons
Prilss
Waterloo
Romason City
Hicher Road
OS Des Moines
Sone
SHEFP
Auehter Lambs Packers
Tabkia
Seilers
Pinu
France sets conditions as Nazi arms drive escalates
France releases a white paper detailing Germanys disarmament efforts and a rising German military budget. It argues that armament growth makes Geneva talks impossible while Paris prioritizes its own security alongside that of allied powers.
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Anthony Edenford
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Geneva
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Europe
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France
Four Die In Cabin Plane Crash Near Lewisville Texas
Four occupants including two men and two women died when a cabin plane forced landed nine miles northwest of Lewisville during a severe Texas storm. Witnesses helped recover the charred bodies as the wreckage lay in mud beside the aircraft.
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Texas
Lewisville
Tex
Here
Harry Fowler
Dallas
Jack Poole
Lillian Rose
Jewell Morgan
Fowler
Nash Strike Ends at Nash Motors After Seven Week Walkout
Production resumed Wednesday in all Nash Motors plants in Kenosha Racine and Milwaukee after a seven week strike ended. Union workers at the Seaman Body plant backed the agreement by 794 to 225, making the end of the strike unanimous across the three factories.
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Kenosha Wis
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha Racine
Milwaukee
Nash
Seaman Body Corporation 1S
Seaman
Atlantic Girl Is Iowa Circus Queen
Atlantic Iowa sophomore Jessie Marshall of Atlantic was chosen queen of the University of Iowa athletic department circus from ten candidates by coaches of major and minor sports. She was to reign over the annual circus performances Wednesday night and Thursday.
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Iowa City
Jessie Marsall
Atlantic Blonde
University of Iowa
Marshall
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Produce Listing
A cluttered Cedar Rapids page lists assorted farm goods with prices for oats rye and corn, hens and other poultry, butter, peas, meat products, and vegetables. Trade terms appear alongside itemized costs, reflecting a local wholesale market update with numerous figures and abbreviations.
Marion News Highlights Local Masons and Community Groups
Marion residents attended talks by H J Thornton of the University of Town on Masonic unity and democracy at Marion Lodge No 6. The Indian Creek Story club met to share written and oral pieces, while various local clubs and churches announced meetings, readings, and notable visits through April and May.
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University of Town
Marion Lodge
Masonic Temple
David Tripp
Iowa
Colfax
Indian Creek
Edward Kacena
Donna Mae Wells
Faye Parks
Lowell Parks
Junior Schaeffer
Robert Kacena
Annie Laura Davidson
Marion
Town City
Arthur Newman
Cannon Lawyers Seek Tinkham Notes in Trial
In Washington AP dispatch, defense subpoenas seek letters and speeches by Representative Tinkham Mass. over a 1928 funding dispute linked to Bishop James Cannon Jr. The trial in the District of Columbia supreme court centers on a conspiracy charge over unreported contributions totaling $65,300 from Edwin R. Jameson to oppose Alfred E. Smith. The bishop and Ada L. Burroughs face a $500,000 suit.
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New York
Tinkhant
Cannon
Three In Alleged Dubuque Theft Ring Waive Examination
Three men Otto Walther Richard W Meisner and Roy Starr waived examination before a federal commissioner and were held for removal to Dubuque on charges of operating a stolen auto ring between Chicago and Dubuque. Bond set at 3500 each, with Ray Clancy of Dubuque among others to stand trial. Starr allegedly received 55 dollars for altering bodies and transmissions on several stolen cars.
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Ith
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Otto Walther
Richard W Meisner
Roy Starr Bond
Lloyd C Moody
Ray Clancy
George Kummerow
Westmont
Starr
American Sugar Beet Firm Signs Quotas Across Six States
The American Beet Sugar company signed contracts with beet farmers in Colorado California North Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska for about 100000 acres of sugar beets all the crop would fit under federal government quotas announced from Denver headquarters on Wednesday.
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American Beet Sugar Company
Colorado
California
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Fit
Births and Population Update in City and Nation
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank B Race 3010 Cottage Grove avenue SF at St Luke's hospital on Wednesday. Born Sunday to Mr and Mrs George F Madison Twenty third avenue SE a 9 pound son Norman. Census Bureau reports US population 125 693 000, an increase of 2 917 954 from 3930 count.
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Cottage Grove Avenue
St Luke's Hospital
George F Madison
Twenty-third Avenue
Norman
Eugene
Census Bureau
United States
Cuba shifts left as decrees grant amnesty and embolden controls
Cuba announces radical decrees to ease political strife. Amnesty frees about 2000 prisoners including communists. Private sector hiring must favor Cuban nationals. Foreign real estate restrictions tighten. Land tax, landholding rules and civil service reform also roll out amid anti Machado measures.
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Gerardo Machado
Iowa D A R Reports On Year s Work At National Meeting
Washington AP Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution state regent Bessie Carroll Higgins told the national convention that the Iowa group aided the CCC in the past year. Civilian conservation workers improved the Iowa D R Memorial forest and supported other tasks. The D A R also distributed magazines at CCC camps and presented entertainment programs. The report noted improved treasury, fewer membership losses, and a campaign to spark historical research among Iowa schoolchildren.
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Washington
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
Bessie Carroll Higgins
Iowa D . R. Memorial Forest
Higgins
Iowa
CCC
Towa Miners Return To Their Jobs Today
Iowa mine strike ends as fifteen local unions in sub district No 3 vote to return to work. About 6,000 miners were involved. resolution calls prolonging the strike useless. Operators expect to abide by the permanent order and plan a ratification meeting once announced.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sam Ballantyne
Iowa Coal Operators Association
Local Man Killed In War Granted Medal
The War Department posthumously awards the Silver Star to Lotus N. Mobley for gallantry in the Meuse Argonne offensive. Mobley, sergeant of Company L 102nd Infantry 26th Division, advanced with his platoon under wounds until killed in action on October 24 1918 in France. Born Hartwell Indiana he married in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Decoration to be sent to his widow and nearest relatives Jesse I Mobley Indianapolis Indiana.
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Mobley
102 Infantry
Hartwell
Ind
Jesse I
Indianapolis
Girl Bruised When Struck By Auto
Dolores Brown five years old daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Brown 1027 Third Street SE was bruised on arms legs and head at 415 pm Tuesday when struck as she crossed in front of the Brown home. Charles Volak 133 Nineteenth Avenue SW was driving south and took the girl to a doctor for first aid then home. Volak said he was passing a large truck when the child appeared in front of his car. The Wilson and Company truck stopped to allow the crossing. the driver’s identity was not learned.
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Burma
Associatiol Us Bayne
Marion
Northern Baptist Convention Theological Seminary of
Chicago
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J E Brown
Third Street
Brown
Charles Volak
Nineteenth Avenue
Volak
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids Sees Warm Spell With 80 Degree Peak
Temperatures spurt toward summer levels in Cedar Rapids as the day reached 73 at 10 am and 80 at 2:30 pm under sunny skies. The Tuesday high hit 74 at 2:30 pm, then cooled to 72 at 7 pm and 57 at midnight with a 48 degree 7 am minimum and rain beginning mid-afternoon.
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