Hog Prices Edge Down Amid Weaker Receipts in Midwest Markets
Chicago reports hog prices slipping 5 to 15 cents from Thursday averages as receipts fall. Steady to lower activity across Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, and East St. Louis with most prices in the 375 to 390 range and top at around 4. Cattle and lamb markets show mixed strength with active buyers in Chicago and Cleveland, while receipts vary by region and class.
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Hugh Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East
Buffalo
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Cincinnati
Amt
Ino
Crennat
Heavy liquidation offsets bullish factors in grains
In Chicago futures, heavy eastern liquidation dragged grains lower with wheat down 1. to 2e, corn off 1. to 1.5e, rye down 1a to 1 sc, and barley down 1. to 2.5c. July wheat touched 66.5c near a weekly low as cash prices held steady or fell slightly while receipts and cash sales fluctuated.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Oey A
Longs
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Receipts for hogs 11 000 and cattle 7 100 offered with bids and steady to 10 cents lower than the prior day. Hog prices around 3.60 to 4.00 per hundredweight with top reports near 3.70 for choice cattle and vealers strong. Sheep and lambs steady with several weight classes listed, market activity muted in late week trading. City market figures from Omaha Mason City Ottumwa and Waterloo show mixed changes with prime and heavy lots cited.
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Wecht
Weiler
Baer
Lambs
Stai
Fiett Wrights
Evers Rligihe
Associated Press
Tawa
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Prime Porkers Ease in Local Market Report
Local hog market shows prime porkers down five cents with prices slipping to as low as 3.30 for top grades. Good packers hold steady while premiums for prime hogs rise against quality and finish. Market notes indicate varied prices by grade and condition across CVLP and other regional exchanges.
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Values
Grain and produce listed with prices for items such as sweet potatoes cabbage carrots and potatoes. OCR text shows varied prices like potatoes at 25 cents per unit and other produce priced per crate with missing details. Specific items include turnips cabbage and beets with references to crates and weights.
Wall Street Stocks Drift Lower in Quiet Friday Trade
NYAP reports a dull session with fractional losses led by rails and major names like Union Pacific and American Telephone. Stocks closed mixed as traders anticipated a technical market reaction while inflation signals waned and steel activity showed some gains.
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Case
American Telephone
New York Central
American Can
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
du Pont
American Tobacco
Delaware and
Hudson
Santa Fe
Southern Pacfic
Allied Chemical
Western Union
North American
Westinghouse
Safeway
Proctor and Gamble
National Biscuit
United Aircraft
Goodyear
Nash
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
International Silver
Senate
Chicago
Bandits Shoot Up Town in $2,000 Bank Loot
Four gunmen robbed the Kim National Bank in Madison Minnesota wounding three citizens and injuring several others as they fled with $2,000. Victims include Z L Hayden hardware merchant Jens Evenson Rov O Stensrud and Vans Strand. Police pursued the robbers after the alarm sounded.
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Dueeed Prouay
Kiem National Bank
Strand
Jens Evenson
Rov O
Stensrud
Shigeed
Roosevelt and Herriot End Talks in France Concessions Hoped
The French envoy and U S officials wrap up a week of discussions in Paris aimed at guiding the world economic conference. They stress international cooperation to revive trade, curb unemployment, and restore monetary stability while preserving domestic efforts.
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United States
White House
New York
Wheatland high school casts for May graduation
Seventeen students will graduate from Wheatland High School. Commencement is set for May 18 in the school gym, with a class sermon May 14 at St. Paul’s Reformed Church by Rev. Edward Mohr. The class play, The Automatic Butler, is scheduled for May 6 in the Legion hall. Wayne Wilmarth is valedictorian with 94.77 and Keith Van Pelt salutatorian with 94.51. The class roll includes Donna Alexander through Elza Zeigler.
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Lloyd Schnede
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Albert Hahn
Cedar Rapids
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Senate confirms Nellie Tayloe Ross as Mint Director
Nellie Tayloe Ross, former Wyoming governor, was confirmed by the Senate as director of the mint. She succeeds Robert J. Grant and has long been active in Democratic party affairs.
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Nellie Tayloe Ross
Washington
LLP
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Ross
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Earth Shocks Hit Coast of Alaska After Island Vanishes
Anchorage reports a series of more than one hundred earthquakes since Wednesday afternoon along the Alaska coast. No casualties were known, and Augustine Island was said to have disappeared into the sea.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Augustine Island
Chicago seniors enter moustache race at U Chicago event
Sixty five University of Chicago seniors join a moustache race with a shaving mug prize for the heaviest beard grown in two weeks. Withdrawals incur a plunge into the university pond.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Deaths of Former Cedar Rapids Residents Reported
Former Cedar Rapids resident Frank Farber died in Marshalltown hospital after a week long illness. Funeral services are set for 2 30 pm Saturday in Marshalltown. Surviving relatives include Cedar Rapids cousins Mrs. William Huches and Miss Anna Calderwood. G W Barager of Long Beach, long time Cedar Rapids second hand dealer, died recently in California. Eight year old Barnadette McNamara, daughter of Tom and Mrs. McNamara, died in Chicago after scarlet fever and diphtheria. she was born in Cedar Rapids. He r aunts Ruth and Gertrude Gurren departed for Chicago to attend the funeral.
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Clinton
Frank Farber
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
William Huches
Seventeenth Street
Anna Calderwood
A Avenue NE
G. W W. Barager
G H Barager
Long Beach
California
Frank H Ward
Aimee Robertshaw
Barager
Burnadette McNamara
Barnadette
Tom McNamara
Chicago
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E. W. Gurren
Fourth Avenue SE
Ruth
Gertrude Gurren
Le Mars Farm Eviction Sparks Citizen Uproar
Sheriff Rippey fights a tense eviction at Durband farm after a 1 000 settlement offer failed. Farmers resist the writ of possession, governors offices are contacted, and preparations for troop-enforced eviction continue despite local protests.
Iowa Troops Patrol Two Towns After Farmyard Clash
Hundreds of Harrison county farmers confronted armed state agents in two Iowa towns. Officers were clubbed but no shots were fired. two agents suffered head injuries and one a deep gash. Troops en route to Denison included units from Neola Glenwood Council Bluffs Red Oak and Shenandoah under Major General Tinley. Plymouth County Bar denounced the assault on Judge Bradley and urged loyal citizens to disapprove of the minority element.
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F M. Roseberry
Herberts. Martin
Governor declares martial law in Plymouth County
Gov. Clyde L. Herring issued a martial law proclamation in Plymouth County after a mob attacked a district court judge. He said the act amounted to a vicious conspiracy and assault on a judge, authorizing troops to operate beyond county borders if needed to preserve public peace and order.
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Clyde L. Herring
Plymouth County
C. C. Bradley
Man Arrested for Liquor Nuisance in County
Paul Vance, 28, of Ely road, was arrested Friday at 5 p m on First Street SW by Deputy Sheriffs Larry Condon and Jay Davis. He is charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance after a search at his home found seven and one half gallons of alleged alcohol in cans.
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Fayette County
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Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Reported
Marshall Robert OHara Iowa City and Lilian Mac Brown Ossian Luehring Massillon and June Mueller Lowden.
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Tariff Truce Discussed at London Parley
In Washington and London officials expect Norman Davis to urge a general international tariff truce at the London preparatory committee. The June 12 meeting may consider removing tariff barriers temporarily as part of an agenda to ease world economic tensions.
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Washington
Norman Davis
Mrs. Clark Charges Banker's Son With Alienation
Chicago reports Mrs Dorothy Funk Clark testifies in her divorce suit against Norman W Harris son of a prominent banker. She says Harris wooed her, induced separation from husband James G Clark, then jilted her and broke a Reno divorce agreement. Judge Caverly had earlier dismissed the case calling it a variation of the badger game.
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Clark
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Enforced Tax Collections Cleared by Illinois Senate
SPRINGFIELD Illinois the legislature cleared a path to collect delinquent taxes for Chicago school teachers back salaries. A Senate vote 44 to 2 approved county collectors acting as receivers for delinquent tax property. Gov Horner signed the bill, aimed at Cook County, to unlock about 250 million dollars in overdue taxes. Mayor Edward J Kelly called the signing a stroke of pen that may bring in millions.
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Cook County
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Coe Students Attend Iowa College Press Meeting
Six Coe College students Hubert Coffey Robert Daniel Merlin Morris Polly Price Betty Reitz and Paul Niles traveled to Cedar Falls on Friday forenoon to attend the annual convention of the Iowa College Press association.
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