Hog Prices Hold Steady At Chicago Stockyards Amid Slow Market
Hog prices remained steady in Chicago as receipts showed a slow market. Top bids for choice barrows and gilts stood around 4.00, with steady to slightly higher moves in some regions. Lambs and cattle also posted modest activity as totals reflected subdued demand and mixed regional results.
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Chicago
Arcura
Ifate
Cleveard
Pittsburgh
East Buffalas
Fort S. Louis
Oparker
Cleveland Roe
Tay Pitt
East B
St Lou's
Clevelard
East Buffalo
Louis
Omaila
Uc S Dept Agricu’tre
Omotor
Severa
Strane
Local Hog Market Shows Slight Advance on Friday
Hog prices strengthened on the local market Friday with all grades up a nickel. Prime top reached $3.35 while good grades topped at $2.55. Calf market eased to choice 130 190 pounds at $3.00 to 4 5.0? per hundredweight. Fed lambs 80 to 90 pounds around $7.00. Buck lambs listed at $1.00 to $3.58 per hundredweight.
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Califormians
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Sinclair
Prine Howe
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Catalog Patch
Mixed Cedar Rapids listing details crops hay produce fruit vegetables and wholesale items. Prices shown for hay and bale straw. includes grain rye and wheat figures and various farm products. The fragmentary catalog notes wholesale produce and tied prices for regional buyers.
Stock Rally Widens Gains Amid Mixed Friday Trading
Wall Street extended gains led by aircraft shares in late morning and a broad market drifted. United Aircraft, Douglas, Santa Fe, US Steel and American Telephone rose modestly while bonds and utilities firmed. the Senate bill on stock regulation stirred sentiment as traders waited for clearer guidance.
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New York
Baisley
United Aircraft Douglas
Santa Fe
Steel
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
Public Service of New Jersey
North American
American Water Works
Grain Prices Hold Firmer Tone On Chicago Wheat Board
Chicago reports show a firmer undertone in wheat despite early lows as May futures in Chicago and Liverpool close differ slightly. Dry weather presses the winter and spring belts while silver news and Washington policy chatter inject uncertainty. cash and futures activity varies with 30k bushels traded and 62 cars received.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Millers Weekly
Canadian Northwest
Southwest
Liscaro
Liverpool
Washington
Valiva Plans Sept Campaign Against Devil Duce Attack
The embattled Valiva of Zan rewiogs era plans a September offensive against the Devil Duce. He vows to reveal divine information to thwart world takeover and will tour revival meetings with a 63 member band to recruit support for his Zion Trust, aiming to regain control of his enterprises.
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Valiva
Wobur Cileun
Wan Yuan
Eva
Voliva
Devia Nest
Chiaa
Zion Trdustres Inc
Forests Guarded by New Lumber Code in Northwest
The Pacific Northwest moves to enforce forest practice rules under the NRA lumber code starting June 1. Federal officials aim for sustained yield, protection from fire and pests, and restocking. Washington and Oregon landowners face federal law once codes are approved. A push to acquire forty four million privately owned acres is tied to watershed, erosion control, and recreation goals.
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Portland
Ore
INS
Pacific Northwest
Regional Forester Co
J. Buck
Federal Forest Service
NRA
Roosevelt
Buck
Douglas Fir
Western Pine Division
Lumber Code Authority
Oregon
Washington
West
General MacArthur urges bill to enlarge Army by 48000
General Douglas MacArthur told a House subcommittee that a Thompson bill would raise enlisted ranks from 118,750 to 165,000 and officers from 12,000 to 14,063. He said enacting the measure would improve national security and rehabilitate thousands of young men harmed by the depression. Authorities noted existing authorization allowed 286,000 enlisted and 18,000 officers but years of cutbacks reduced those numbers.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army Staff
House
Representative Thompson
Texas
United States
MacArthur
Great Lakes ships await busy season
Cleveland dispatch notes the lake fleet readies for a brisk season as hundreds of ore and coal carriers return to service. Ports raid in repairs while captains foresee about 70 million tons moved, split between iron ore and coal, with May ice clearance enabling fuller sailing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Great Lakes
Com
Sault Ste Marie Canal
St. Mary's River
Duluth
Superior
Marquette
Lorain
Ashtabula
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Steubenville
Weirton
Wheeling
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Low Air Mail Bids Surprise Across Routes
Bids for air mail contracts reveal prices from Alfred Frank to various cities including Salt Lake City Great Falls Boston Newark and Chicago New Orleans and Braniff and Pacific Seaboard listed. Reed Air Line bid on only a portion of the Amarillo Fort Worth route, causing its bid to be discarded.
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Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Mont
Alfred Frank
Boston
Newark
American Air Lines, Inc
Chicago
New Orleans
Weddel- Williams Air Service, Inc
Braniff Airways, Inc
St. Louis Flying Service, Inc
Pacific Seaboard Air Lines, Inc
Robertson Airplane Service Co Inc
Muncie Aviation Corp
How To Dinwide Dollar For Best Food Values
Fort Collins Colorado nutritionist Ruth McCammon outlines a five part food budget. She recommends allocating money to milk and dairy, vegetables and fruits, meats fish and eggs, cereals, and fats and sugars. In emergencies she suggests up to one third of the budget for milk and dairy.
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Fort Collins
Colo Fins
Ruth McCammon
Miss Vaughan Launches Political Career After Graduation
Chicago AP reports Miss Martha Vaughan 21, daughter of Dr William Vaughan Cook County hospital night warden, cast her first vote in the primary and likely voted for herself. She began a political career two weeks after graduating from the University of Chicago as a candidate for Democratic committeewoman in Bremen Sixth precinct. Her two opponents are men.
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Chicago
Martha Vaughan
William Vaughan
Cook County Hospital
Vaughan
University of Chicago
Bremen
Markets in Chicago Produce Report Showing Mixed Prices
The Chicago market notes unsettled butter and egg prices with gains in some dairy grades. Potatoes and poultry show steady to moderate demand, while futures sections hint at fluctuating but steady supplies and limited trading activity.
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Chicago
Idaho
Rusetta
Washington
Texas
Biss
Us&s
Be Shifty at the Plate Says Al Demaree
Baseball tips from Al Demaree explain left hand batters use the left foot as the starting point and the right foot as guide. The batter should turn toward first base depending on tap full swing or wrist swing and stay nimble to react to fastballs curve balls or changes in pace.
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AL Demaree
Heen
Mystery surrounds Franco-Japanese Manchukuo pact
Dispatches from Tokio claim a Franco Japanese financial agreement for Manchukuo has been signed. The French side denies ties to Andre d Olivier while the steel trust and national association for economic expansion say they sent him to Japan to gather information.
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Paris
INS
Manchukuo
Tokio
Manchuria
Andre d'Olivier
National Association For Economic Expansion
Comite de Forge
Steel Trust
d’Olivier
Japan
Etienne Fougere
D'Olivier
Foreign Office
Ministry of Colonies
Marthe Hanau
Referrin
Russia
Fougere
South Manchuria
Wallace To Speak In Nebraska Arbor Day Ceremony
Secretary Wallace leaves Washington Friday night for Nebraska City to speak Monday at Arbor Day exercises hosted by J. Sterling Morton. He will visit his mother in Des Moines on Sunday before heading to Nebraska.
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Washington
Wallace
Nebraska City
Neb
J. Sterling Morton
Germany Observes Hitler Birthday Quietly
Berlin reports a muted birthday for Chancellor Adolf Hitler with no parades or pomp, church bells tolling at noon, and a Nazi gift of a month’s vacation for storm troopers. The observance emphasized restraint at the leader’s request.
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Berlin
INS
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Floyd Finney Named Arlington Postmaster
Representative Biermann of Iowa announced Floyd Finney as acting postmaster at Arlington Iowa in Fayette County. He succeeds William E. Anderson whose term expires April 29.
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Washington
Biermann
Iowa
Floyd Finney
Arlington
Fayette County
William E. Anderson
Washington Youth Dies After Train Strike
Martin Little, 22, of Washington Iowa, was struck by a freight train Tuesday afternoon in Muscatine and died Friday morning at a hospital. An inquest was ordered by Coroner W S Norton. the body was returned to Washington.
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Muscatine
Martin Little
Washington, Ir
W S Norton
Washington
First Chicago Fleet Casualty Aboard Lexington
Aviation Machinist Mate Rudolph Hovey of Boston drowned after falling from the aircraft carrier Lexington during the Atlantic fleet’s departure from California. He is the first casualty since the fleet sailed. Colorado’s Mount of the Holy Cross named a national monument by President Hoover in 1929.
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U. S. S. Chicago
Lexington
Rudolph Hovey
Joseph Hovey
Boston
California
Colorado
Hoover
Two Abductors of Missouri Highway Policeman Caught
Missouri highway patrolman Cheatec Oliver was abducted near Lincoln MO and released near a country church. Two suspects Virgil Marks and James E. Clark were captured fleeing Boonville. a third captive fled. Oliver described fearing murder and scratched Virgil Marks’s name on his hat to aid identification.
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Boomville
Rios
Cheatec
Oliver
Clyde Barrow
Here
B. T. McCullough
Lake of the Ozarks
Gisoline
Virgil Marks
Springfield
James E. Clark
Joplin
Boonville
Marks
Lincoln
Clark
James Clark
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Possemen
Six Navy Planes To Survey The Aleutian Islands
Six U S navy amphibian planes were to depart Friday on a survey flight from San Diego to Sacramento and Seattle for Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. A second air and a submarine expedition were planned later in spring to assess the feasibility of bases on the western U S possession.
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San Diego
Calif
INS
U. S. Navy
Sacramento
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Three Die When Auto Hits Truck in Chicago Crash
Three men died and a fourth was seriously injured when a car struck a heavy truck in Chicago Friday. Victims named Mathews Grogan 33 a sanitary district engineer Anthony Gaughan 30 tavern owner and Edward Penders 60. John Gill 28 the car’s driver survived with serious injuries. Police detained Berle Blanchard of Kalamazoo Michigan driver of the truck involved in the collision.
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Chicago
Mathews Grogan
Anthony Gaughan
Edward Penders
John Gill
Berle Blanchard
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan Interstate Transfer Company
Gill
Relief Workers Strike Halts Hoopeston Paving
About 50 relief workers in Hoopeston Illinois walked off the job halting street paving. They seek a raise from 35 cents to 40 cents per hour amid the ongoing paving project.
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Hoopeston, II
Hoopeston
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Sample Classified Items
The text lists consecutive day prices for ad lines and a 10 cent out-of-town insertion fee. It then presents example Want Ads including sports goods coins shoes trusses rugs cleaning services and other local offerings with contact hints and payment notes. The items illustrate typical classifieds in a 20th century newspaper.
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Gazette
the Gazette
Frank
Catalog
Numismatic Company of Calerio
Chicago
Jake
Bill
Richards Col
Pharmacy
Ces der Rapids Kniting Co
2Nd St
Paul Gardner Pee
Ginsberg
King's Daughters
Geo
Vinecent
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Cedar Rapids
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Cho
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Hupp Motors
Siady Rimely
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Chia & Now
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Big League” Baseball
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Want Ad Department
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