Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Chicago Yard Activity
Prices of hogs held steady with Chicago yards largely empty while several markets showed gains. East St Louis and Buffalo reports indicated higher prices, and total receipts reflected varied demand across multiple markets as buyers remained cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
TrueGay
Kered
S.c
Bach
Sharero Ayth
East St Leas
Cieveland Wassteads
East St Louis
S' Louis
Torpeos End Huwsoe x1 Event Summary
Fragmentary OCR mentions Torpeos and Huwsoe with a terse count, but lacks context or complete details to define an event, outcome, date, or participants. The readable items provide names and a single quantity but no action, location, or organization.
Bond Markets Report from New York Debuts Mixed Activity
The New York bond market shows varied trading with dull sections and shifts in prices.Treasury issues are listed with figures at par and notable receipts, while overall activity remains steady amid cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Brona Review
Local Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Calves
The column lists porker prices and cattle market figures with quantities and price points. It shows bid ranges for hogs and steers and notes various grade categories such as good or common and feeder types with price marks across lines.
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Tanne
Quayty
Mivraet
Dover
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Listed
Agricultural prices for grains fruits vegetables and meats shown with varied bids and classifications. Hens hens light and leghorn types noted, wholesale fruits include Californiam Valencia oranges lemons and pears plus staple produce like potatoes onions tomatoes and lettuce. Also listed are hides and animal byproducts with grade details and prices.
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Californiia Valencias
Calfornia RiauesTiMteyas
Markets Update From Chicago Grain and Livestock Receipts
The page shows varied market data including Chicago butter receipts and creamery specials, Poultry and Cheese notes, and livestock prices. It lists U.S. department entries for Idaho, Virginia, and New York markets with odd decays and futures hints, alongside miscellaneous figures for poultry, cheese, and butter.
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Cmicago Prodice
Chicago
Aran Creamery
Anenar
Walt
Idaho
Virginia Cobblers
Treasury Promises 90 Million New Silver Certificates
Treasury pledges 90 million new silver certificates amid calls to resume free silver policy. Report notes existing certificates valued at over 12 million dollars are circulating and warns of potential expansion of silver certificate production to meet demand.
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Treasury
Wall Street Stocks Trend Amid Mixed Market Reports
The article details fluctuating stocks with references to major names like Chrysler, General Motors, American Smelting, and Westinghouse. It notes varied performances by U S Steel, Bethlehem, and Johns Manville, plus industrials and utilities as trading closes and quotes appear across sections.
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Maanelal
Ege
Tymcivuaston
Vee Boragst
Ris Owen
Eos Een
O & Pont
Avan Terepaone U S Steel
Weters Matos Chrysler
Bethilecer Sue Naina. Steel
Consol Fatantas Wesinghouse Cashfor 8 Fe
Wonvomery Ward
Vase
Central Santa Fe Seo
Pac
Western Union
Grain Movement Chronicle Shows Mixed Weather and Prices
A garbled OCR passage notes movement of grain and barley, with references to dates, numbers, and places including Minneapolis, Timoth, and Abbott. It mentions prices around 147 dollars and potential market chatter, ending with scattered names and figures amid unclear context.
Couple Held For Driving With Wrong License Plate
A couple from Columbus Missouri and Pent Gear Kansas were detained on Thursday after a Stumptown quarry teaching date. Police say they drove with a ta v with ogntpaper plates and hid a Kansas plate alternated on the trunk. Investigators suspect criminal ties to Colorado.
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Columbus
Zelia
Stumptown
Morgenthau Orders Cut In 65 Million Building Program
Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau suspended contracts and plans for a 65 million government building program pending revision. He aims to end the monumental building era and save 10 to 20 percent through careful planning of post offices and public buildings. The measure targets efficiency without waste.
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Washington
Bs Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Prononin Morgenthau
Congress
New Deal backers avert revolt amid praise and critique
John C Reid of Three Minute Cereals told Lions Club at Hotel Roosevelt that the New Deal prevents armed revolt and will lower wages and raise home standards. He defended the New Deal against critics like Cyrenus Cole and urged support for Tugwell and others while denouncing congress as a rubber stamp.
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New Deal
Tno
John C Reid
Three Minute Cereals Company
the Lions
Hotel Roosevelt
Reid
Cyrenus Cole
Congress
Tugwell Frankfurter
Fear Removal Of Troops At Kohler
Gov. Albert G Schmedeman faced a petition demanding the withdrawal of National Guard troops be delayed at Kohler Wisconsin until a final settlement is reached. County officials warned that pulling troops could reignite the strike and cause renewed violence at the model village where two workers were killed, 45 wounded.
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Kohler
Wis
Albert G Schmedeman
Father Drops Plan To Exhume John Dillinger Body
Indianapolis reports that John Dillinger Sr abandoned plans to disinter his son from Crown Hill cemetery after obtaining a permit. He stated the removed brain and organs were kept for scientific study and vowed no legal action against Cook County authorities.
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Indianapolis
John Dillinger
Grown Hill Cemetery
John W. Dillinger
Cook County
Illinois
Dillinger
Chicago
Italians React Calmly To Hitler Elevation
Rome officials said Hitler's rise to German presidency was received calmly. A spokesman affirmed no outside criticism was needed and Germany had right to act as it wishes. Mussolini would send condolences directly. Rome papers published extra editions praising von Hindenburg as a great warrior and president.
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Hitler
Germany
von Hindenburg
Mussolini
Forli
Rome
Automobile Motor Fire Injures Engineer at Rapids Chevrolet
Clifford Campbell of 935 Daniels Street NE was severely burned on his left leg and arm at 3 pm Thursday while washing a car motor with gasoline at Rapids Chevrolet, where he works as a mechanic. The fire, started by a spark from the starter wiring, burned off part of his clothing and was extinguished with chemicals. Campbell was hospitalized at St Luke's after being removed from the scene.
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Clifford Campbell
Daniels Street
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Campbell
St. Luke's Hospital
Clever end play in contract bridge raises bids and blame
In a Bridge hand from Mexico City dealer Myr Less tries a small slam bid after misreading a hand. West leads heart, Dummy discards, end-play aims to force West into spade queen but success hinges on accurate tenace reading and opening diamond lead. Free booklet offer and readers’ questions follow.
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West
Nat
Andrew Levy
Mexico City
Myr
M. Less
Levy
Stark Building firm lands Marion garage job contract
The Stark Building company of Cedar Rapids won a state highway commission contract to construct an eight stall tile garage and two stall paint shop in Marion at a price of 11340 dollars announced Thursday. Local social notes cover club meetings and various visits.
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Stark Building Company of
Cedar Rapids
Marion
State Highway Commission
Sky train air mail journey ends early in storm
The first air mail sky train cancelled its New York to Philadelphia route after heavy head winds and rain. It arrived from New York at 1 25 p.m. and attempted to continue to Baltimore before turning back to Philadelphia. The three gliders detached from the locomotive plane landed separately in rough weather. Mail was sent to the central post office.
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Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Chester
Floyd Bennett Field
Central Post Office
Danville reporters go to jail again over confidences
Danville Ky reporters Jack Durham and Wesley Carty refuse to reveal confidential methods for obtaining advance information on the Towles hanging. Police Judge Jay W Harlan keeps them in jail for six hours at a time and fines them up to 10 dollars on other occasions. The pair vow to persist in protecting sources and announce they will answer court only on formal summons.
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Danville, Ky
Jay W Harlan
Danville
Jack Durham
Wesley Carty
Harlan
Durham
Carty
Ergy
J. Sterling Towles
Kellogg: Hindenburg death not presage war
In St Paul Frank B Kellogg says von Hindenburg's death is a great loss to Germany but does not signal war. The former secretary of state notes Hindenburg was a stabilizing influence and helped preserve the republic while warning Europe remains agitated and suspicious. Kellogg does not anticipate war from recent European events.
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Germany
Europe
Kellogg
Elliott Roosevelt to Become a Pilot on TWA Flight
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, will soon qualify as a pilot. He is among fourteen passengers on the first east west flight in the new dusk to dawn service reducing coast to coast travel by eight hours. He has sixty five solo flight hours and aims to complete remaining hops for his license. More than 60 000 women and girls work seasonally as seaside staff in England including waitresses cashiers and bathing attendants.
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TWA
INS
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Pacific Coast
England
Auto crashes into fifteen motorcycles injuring ten in Roebling
In Roebling New Jersey a car head on collided with fifteen motorcycles injuring ten riders. Twenty one bikers traveling single file were knocked down along the highway. William Burton 32 Palmyra New Jersey was arrested and found intoxicated at the Flor Ne NJ jail. Victims belonged to the Metro Motorcycle Club of Camden.
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Roebling
William Burton
Palmyra
N J
Florencr N J
Metro Motorcycle Club
Camden
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Rochester, NY
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The
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Gettysburg
Mr Biesecker
Ned Jones
Sam Gibson
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Comforter
John E. Sidlinger
Leonard Taylor
General Aid Society
Edward Manson
Owen Turner
Central City
W.H Wilson
Oneida
N. Y
L. L. McKim
Gleaners Division
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Keystone Division
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Charles McDowell
Cumberland, Wis
George McDowell
Lyle Perry
Franklin Kenny
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Sam Harte
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Minnie Pierce
Minneapolis
H. B. Leasure
Virginia Smith
R. D Smith
Earl White
George White
Luella Hutton
Rustlers Society of the Baptist Church
Herbert Harford
Baptist Assembly
Louise Byse
Margaret Zak
Oxford Junction
Nakihopa
the Guardian
Eleanor Hanna
Mabel Williams
Gerald Gordon
Muriel
Lawrence Gordon
Elliott Hutton
Cedar Falls
J B. Howell
Ottumwa
Mary Parkhurst
Urbana
Robert Roache
Mrs. Roache
Frank Straley
Patricia
Jack
Mr. Roache
Jay Roache
Pauline
Plainfield
Order of Eastern Star
Center Point
Linn County
Harry Mimson
Fred Domer
Third Avenue
Kenneth Winter
Cleveland
H. P. Winter
Russell
Grace Koppenhaver
Sara Nott
Marlon
R. C Toms
Grande Avenue SE
Ruth Oxley
Long Beach
Harry Horn
Mount Vernon
George C. Oxley
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Glenn Pyle
Bernard Schenken
Lila Ives
Harley Ives
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