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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
8
Market notes show hogs fluctuating near five dollars with holders seeking higher bids while packers resist. Representative sales report varied prices across weight classes with some hogs and sows selling above and below the 5.00 mark as buyers and sellers adjust to demand.
Records show Viles must file quarterly reports within twenty days detailing tasks and any criminal charges or fees for the last three quarters. The notice specifies the correct submission method and cites relevant local statutes. The communication names officials and offices involved and dates referenced are from the Mount Vernon area.
Traders note modest demand in early trading as markets hover near key levels. Analysts cite cautious sentiment and light participation ahead of upcoming economic data releases.
Wheat reversed an early decline as speculative demand returned, lifting prices about three cents on the Chicago board of trade. Corn and rye also rose from intraday lows, while oats remained near the prior levels as traders covered positions and margin calls influenced moves.
The Chicago grain and wheat markets show erratic movement as traders digest mixed transport and supply signals. Analysts attribute volatility to shifting shipments, speculative activity, and occasional weather cues influencing futures and cash prices.
A Van Horne delegation criticizes the deputy sheriff as about 30 armed men hunted a prowler who fled to a car that would not start. Hanson was captured at 3 p.m. in an 80 acre cornfield on the Ed Fry farm near Van Horne after a cordon closed in. He was unarmed and said to seek funds to reach Ohio where his wife and two children stay. He is jailed in Vinton by Mayor Oscar Reinhardt and Marshal HJ Herzberger.
The Bonus Army votes to evacuate their camp amid a growing probe by DC officials. Eight BEF members go on trial for street fighting linked to a failed White House picket by radicals, with charges from disorderly conduct to climbing fees. Close associates say Waters planned no encampment at Johnstown, Pa beyond a return home.
William B Francks pleads not guilty to forging veterans' checks. Preliminary hearing set Aug 10. His wife admitted passing the checks in Iowa and Missouri. Edward Guerrero and Raymond P Tresti, Des Moines printers, also not guilty. they confessed printing more than thirty to forty checks. Francks bond $10,000. printers $2,000.
A World War II Irish terrier mascot named Goldberg, associated with the 122nd Field Artillery, is granted a lifetime free license by a Wailette suburb council in recognition of its war service. Goldberg was gas-attacked in the Meuse offensive and is famed for its enduring loyalty.
Despondent over ill health 63 year old Low Light committed suicide at his home by inhaling gas before midnight Tuesday. His body found by his wife after smelling gas. No inquest planned. Survived by wife, daughter and two grandchildren, and a son. Services pending. Also funeral notices for Mrs Ida Coover Stracke and Joseph Pavlicek. Mrs Stracke, 59, resident of Cedar Rapids, born Marengo, survived by husband and many relatives. Pavlicek, 58, born Chicago, lived Cedar Rapids since age 2, survived by mother and three brothers. funeral Friday in Janeba and Brosh chapel.
Gov Harvey Parnell granted Iowa’s request to return Emma Tessar and Palmer Anderson to Des Moines on charges of conspiring to defraud Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance of about $16,000. They were arrested in Little Rock after the ruling.
Davenport AP report says Carmi Crossett 26 and his wife of a month were arrested near here and taken to Mrs Crossett's former home after the girl's parents obtained a warrant charging abduction. Crossett previously worked on the couple's in law's farm until about a month ago.
Two auto accident suits emerged in district court. Carl P Ruegsegger seeks 1000 for truck damage from John Greiner after a June 29 collision near Wellman. Earl Lintz estate administrator sues Merritt Reiner for 20600 after Elwin Lintz died in a crash near Grandview earlier last year.
The Marion Community club notes the canning kitchen will reopen Friday with donated apples and requests for vegetables and other fruit. Women seeking paid work in canned foods should contact Miss Mildred Titus. utensils and jars are also needed.
Minneapolis AP report says a Minnesota group will circulate petitions to place former New York Governor Alfred E Smith on the ballot as an independent presidential candidate with Governor Joseph B Ely of Massachusetts for vice president. The plan to nominate eleven Minnesota electors by petition aims for 2000 signatures to back Smith and Ely.
Hoover backs Hamner president of Towa Pearl Button Co in Muscatine with plans to expand four factories to capacity production and raise wages. Hoover says the plan is sound and encourages efforts to boost five day work week amid a challenging economy.
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