Hog market rise pushes Chicago receipts to new highs
Hogs advance to top quotations as Chicago receipts Friday reach 8 000 head with prices up 10 to 24 cents top at 7 45 per cwt and average near 7 05 while other markets Ohio Cleveland Pittsburgh and St Louis show gains on hogs cattle and sheep with steady to higher trends across quarter four sales across leading markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St
Ingret Hogs
Ala
Axe
SA Ag
East St Lous
Reading
Steads
Chotve
Paching Sons
Selers
Local Hog Prices Push Tops to 6.70 in Market
Hog market shows an advance of 15 cents in choice grades reaching a top of 6.75. Packing grades gain a dime to top at 5.90. Calf, sheep and cattle sections list varied prices for 130 to 190 lb calves and cattle, with steady to weak tone in some categories and bids up to 8.75 for fancy heavy steers.
Markets CHIC AG PRODUCE VG Atos aP BUTTER-Receipts 4-fe
Market notes on Chicago area produce and butter receipts with prices and trade terms.
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Chic AG
Atos
MD Earlote
Poe Sagi
Dal Suppes
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows prices for Wheat Oats Rye Barley Corn and hens with varying weights, plus wholesale fruits vegetables and cured hides. Includes specifics on California Valencias grapefruits lemons potatoes lettuce onions peaches and cabbage with unit prices and crate costs.
Wall Street Stocks Edged Higher Amid Broad But Modest Gains
Mild Friday rally in New York shares saw modest fractional gains led by steels rails and packing stocks with U S Steel Bethlehem and New York Central rising about a point. Transfers neared 570000 shares as traders waited for fresh impetus amid a quiet session across stocks and bonds.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Wilson Packing
United Fruit
New York Central
Chicago
Howe Sound
National Lead
US Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Consolidated Gas
North American Public Service
New Jersey
Columbia Gas
North American Public Service of
National Power & Light
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
Bethlehem Steel
Steel Westinghouse du Pont
United Aircraft
Reynolds Tobacco B
Ligg
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts and Market Notes
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets report Friday receipts and cash prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley. The listing includes futures quotes, premium prices for various grades, and a long dashboard of traded stocks and commodities.
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Chicago
Bond Market Mixed In Narrow NY Trading Friday
New York bond prices showed narrow to mixed moves as traders weighed modest activity across issues. Treasury notes and corporate bonds traded with small price changes and cautious interest amid fluctuating stock market vibes.
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New York
Bond Review
Nania al Dare
Detret Edison
Grain Market Sees Dull Session Yet Strong Prices
Chicago grain trading drifted through a listless session on Friday with little activity and modest gains. Wheat rose fractions, corn and oats edged higher, while rye advanced slightly amid mixed crop weather news and strong hog prices supporting provisions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board
Liverpool
Canada
Rotterdam
North Dakota
Dakotas
Iowa
Piano device colors sound by keyboard transformation
A musician unveils a piano keyboard that converts sound waves into color tones. The device is described as capable of erasing a song by altering its tonal output.
Topeka Club Protest on Davenport Veteran Rule Gains Support
Davenport shortstop Russell Olsen’s rookie status questioned by Topeka manager Jimmy Payton gains backing from National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues president Judge W G Bramham. Bramham’s telegram supports Payton’s charges that Olsen played in 1931 1932 and 1933, prompting renewal of evidence review and possible lineup changes.
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Davenport
Jimmy Payton
Topeka
Dale Geer
W. G Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bramham
Pavton
Geer
Pavian
Nick
Olsen Weihe
Federal refinancing slows Iowa bank releases from S F 111
DES MOINES UP A banking department spokesman said the federal refinancing program slowed the release of Iowa banks from S F 111. Officials planned to finish by Sept 1, but forty closed institutions now hinder progress as banks await federal bonds to complete reorganizations.
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Des Moines
State Banking Department
Iowa
Department
Court House News Eight prisoners win clemency in Iowa jails
Gov Clyde L. Herring suspended sentences for eight inmates including Cleve Morris of near Toddville who had been serving concurrent one year terms for larceny and attempted suborn perjury Morris had seven months served and the clemency moves ran the two sentences concurrently The perjury charge stemmed from Morris grand jury testimony about his whereabouts during a shotgun clash between farmers near Chain Lakes on Halloween night
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Cleve Morris
Toddville
Linn County
Iowa County
Clyde L. Herring
Associated Press
Des Moines
Morris
Chain Lakes
Prior Claims For Wages Allowed To 21 Employes
Judge H C Ring on Friday allowed twenty one employes in the Cedar Rapids Sash and Door receivership to claim wages as prior claims. The total of these claims is 1 470.25, with Josephine M Craemer and James L Coombes holding stock claims of 9 800 and 2 700 respectively. An Aug 20 hearing considered the employees challenge to the priority of liens and their bid to become primary creditors.
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H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Josephine M Craemer
James L. Coombes
Charles Hess
Edward Onchen
Lady Anderlee
Frank Kuckera
Jack Kulba
Joe Nemec
Isaac Monson
Joe Kremenak
G T. McHardy
Charles Gable
Wayne Harris
W J. Henderson
Fred Pfeifer
Henry Klobitz
Robert File
Marie Maloney
Marion Daugherty
Ernest Reidel
E. A
City Br iefs and Personal s
Community Chest budget committee to meet Monday at 4 p m in Chamber of Commerce. Ahepa chapter No 194 meets at Moose hall with a Sunday picnic at Ellis park. Fire extinguished a car fire at 610 Third Ave SE. damage slight. Several locals cited or fined in police and traffic court. Donation drive lists numerous area businesses supplying handcraft materials for playground programs.
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The
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Fire Company No. 1
W A. Parker
Paralta
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Moose Hall
Sons of Pericles
Ellis Park
Marriage Licenses Listed for Multiple Couples
Richard E Wallin of Nisswa Minnesota and Lucille Potter of Walker. Walter C Forsberg of Dubuque and Irene J Nelson of Cedar Rapids. Henry F Patrick of Waukesha Wisconsin and Ezra Jewett Scotton of Cedar Rapids. Howard F Davie of Clemens and Luis Borge of Beaman.
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Richard Edmund Wallin
Niss- Wa Minn
Lucille Potter
Walker
Walter C Forsberg
Dubuque
Irene J. Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Henry Franklin Patrick
Waukesha Wis
Ezra Jewett Scotton
Howard F Davie
Clemens
Luis Borge
Beaman
Rural Rehabilitation Planned in Linn County
Linn county rural rehabilitation committee met at the county courthouse to select families eligible for aid under a government plan. The project aims to restore destitute farm and small town families to self sufficiency with relief labor, livestock, and building repairs arranged on the properties.
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Linn County
Linn County Court House
Benjamin Tait
Charles Michel
Marion
Charles Biddick
Burt Neal
Mount Vernon
Cora Jacobs
West Union And Waterloo Men Fined For Assault
Ronald House of West Union and Jack Murray of Waterloo were charged with assault with intent to rob. They were fined 600 dollars plus costs in district court by Judge H C Ring. A 180 day county jail sentence was set to start August 11, with release after 60 days for good behavior if they stay out of Linn county. They allegedly slugged Walter C Knott of Coggan on August 11. They initially pleaded not guilty but withdrew and pled guilty. County Attorney G Thompson filed a true information.
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Ronald House
West Union
Jack Murray
Waterloo
H C Ring
Linn County
Walter C Knott
Coggan
Ocie Hepker Pleads Not Guilty To Auto Theft
Ocie Hepker 22 pleaded not guilty to motor vehicle larceny before Judge H C Ring. Bond set at 1000 after his pickup by Sheriff Joseph A Petrus. He faces an ongoing inquiry into a car theft from Dr. Kenneth Bogaard on Oct 21 and is tied to a prior 90 day withheld sentence for breaking and entering. Investigators also weigh a chicken theft linked to Mrs. Mary Little’s Toddville home.
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Ocie Hepker
H C Ring
Hepker
Joseph A Petrus
Kenneth Bogaard
Mary Little
Toddville
Dr. Bogaard
Injunction Suit Against Highway Plan Dropped
Edwin S. Williams sued to stop condemning his property for rerouting Highway 149 at the city edge. The case was dismissed with prejudice in district court Friday morning after the highway commission noted withdrawal of the action against the named parcel. A March 20 filing date was noted. Pensioners Notified of Payment Return Policy. Applicants for old age pension aid are not required to return to the courthouse unless the old age pension board or Linn county old age assistance board notifies them, an announcement to spare elderly residents a second trip to the courthouse stated Friday.
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Edwin S. Willams
Iowa State Highway Commission
Williams
Witliams
Court House
Old Age Pension Board
Linn County
Old Age Assistance Board
Jarsons
Judge H C Ring Rules On Several Civil Actions
The old ave pension office visit noted. Judge H C Ring ruled for the defendant in Hahn vs Smulckoff Furniture to cancel a judgment and set aside a contract with hearing held Aug 14. He also granted Madge L King a divorce from Darrell A King with custody of two children.
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Old Ave
H. C Ring Friday
M E. Hahn
Smulckoff Furniture Company
H C Ring
Madge L King
Darrell A King
Child Injured In Fall From Auto
Five year old Jimmy Eastman was rushed to St Luke's hospital at 2:15 pm Friday after he fell from a moving car between Coggan and Manchester. He suffered severe head and body injuries while his mother was in the vehicle. Police noted the banana peel incident as the fruit of the accident.
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Jimmy Eastman
St. Luke's Hospital
Coggan
Manchester
Jimmy
Railroad Crew Built Park In Spare Time
Two railroad employes, George G Whitcomb and Charles Hadley, spent spare time between stopovers to clear land, trim trees, and build seats and tables for the town. They named it Whitley Park using parts of their surnames.
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Peterboro
George G Whitcomb
Charles Hadley
Whitley
Clam Bake Tale By Nancy Pace Prompts Homemade Steam Method
Nancy Pace recounts a wash boiler clam bake hosted by a friend near Copstebi in 1934. The host requests help, and Nancy provides a detailed market list and step by step layering of chicken corn sweet potatoes clams and bacon over a fire to steam and flavor the meal. Guests enjoy clams dipped in butter despite a drippy mess.
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Nancy
Peter
Reorganization of NRA Delayed for Two Weeks
Gen Hugh Johnson plans to stay with the NRA after its reorganization though the timing is delayed to about two weeks. Roosevelt weighs competing views on authority between Johnson Richberg and Miss Perkins as an expected Hyde Park plan faces further study.
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IINS
Hugh §. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
Donald R Richberg
Labor
Perkins
Richberg
Mr. Roosevelt
Delaware
Mr Roosevelt
Richbere
Miss Perkins
Death Ends Dillinger Ally Homer Van Meter
Homer Van Meter a Dillinger ally died after a gun battle near an alley entrance in Fort Wayne Indiana. Police shot him as he fled five shots struck him and he died almost instantly. Investigators noted his dyed hair tattoo and rough appearance suggesting a prolonged hideout. Funeral arrangements will be private with services in Fort Wayne.
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van Maeter
Aurora
van Meter
Michigan City
Ind
Dillinger
Fort Wayne
Homer van Meter
John Dilliang
Paul
Harry van Meter
Harry van
Heley Ives
Wayne
van Metenger
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