200000 Pigs Glut Markets On Friday
Pigs totaling over 200000 Friday flooded six Midwest markets in response to the governments plan to cut pork supplies. Record daily receipts were reported at Kansas City South St Paul Sioux City and Omaha with heavy carryovers. Government buying began Friday at six markets Mitchell Sioux Falls Milwaukee Ottumwa Mason City Topeka with negligible initial receipts and extended hours claimed by packers to process the surge.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Midwest
Kansas City
South St Paul
St Paul
Sioux City
Omaha
Monay
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Milwakee
Ottumwa
Mason City
Towa
Topeka
Kan
Woodin and Roosevelt Discuss Public Works Financing
Secretary Woodin assured President Roosevelt the treasury can handle the 3.3 billion dollar public works program. The pair met at the summer White House and discussed timing of funds for the Public Works Administration and a potential executive order defining gold for the anti-hoarding decree. Inflation and Woodin’s resignation were not raised during the visit.
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Woodin
Roosevelt
Treasury
White House
Stephen T Early
Public Works Administration
Puzzling portrait clues hint at a famed musician and woodin plan
A garbled puzzle lists musical notes and terms, referencing a pictured man claimed as one of the world’s finest. It notes Woodin's chance to set treasury machinery, a four day enforcement window, and Chicago’s noted student-body for ministry, amid refinancing talk.
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Woodin
Iowan Swindle Suspect Arrested In Chicago
S A Edwards a Chicago realtor was arrested on an extradition warrant from Plymouth County Iowa charging a $12,500 real estate swindle in Gary Indiana. Ward said the deal was purely business and Edwards will fight extradition.
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S. A Edwards
J. A. Reader
Plymouth County
Gary
Ind
Ward
Immediate Overcall in Bridge Bidding Focuses on Major Suit Choice
The article discusses the Immediate Overcall in bridge and how it can force the partner to choose between four hearts or four spades when rebids occur. It explains the bid’s forcing nature and notes refinements in using it, with a sample hand and a sequence showing a direct slam possibility.
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Calany
West
East
Incers
How to Play and Wiss Readers Learn Bridge Etiquette
Bridge tips recount bidding and play insights with references to Joseph Culbertson. South’s near trickless hand prompts careful overcalls to reveal four heart or four spade holdings. The article discusses notrump and spade strategies, dummy considerations, and plan for nine tricks amid balanced hands. It notes a 1933 copyright and estate details.
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Duman
Johnson County Domination at County Fair Wins Three Times
Friesner of Sac City leads Chester White judging while Johnson Muscatine and Tama champions place among top contenders. Leroy Peterson Muscatine takes fat class podiums. William Anderson West Liberty tops Duroc fat barrows and market litter. Doskocil Tiffin and Krall Iowa City claim fat barrow titles. Breeding class honors go to Brockway Muscatine with Wave Ace Supreme. Homotar Elberon and Weise Gladbrook take runner positions. Grundy County crops team wins state title.
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Chester
Donald Doskocil
Tiffin
Barrow
Hampshires
Berkshires
Donald Krall
Iowa City
George Miller
Towa City
Doskocil
Tamworth
Yorkshire
John Brockway
Muscatine
Duroc Jersey
Wave Ace Supreme
Wilfred Homotar
Elberon
Delmar Thede
Gladbrook
Ted Brockway
Wilfred Homolar
Eldon Weise Gladbrook
Tama County
Inflation talks shadow Roosevelts credit expansion plan
The article surveys President Roosevelt's push for credit expansion while inflation fears loom. Secretary Woodin denies resigning or inflating as stock markets rise on rumors of inflation and increased open market bond purchases. It notes Federal Reserve actions, Johnson's inflation opposition, and political pressure from figures like Senator Elmer Thomas as debates about money, prices, and jobs continue.
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Hyde Park
Treasury
Woodin
Federal Reserve
U. S
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Washington
Johnson
General Johnson
Elmer Thomas
Dem
Okla
Federal Board
Coughlin's Indictment Claim Sparks Banker Response
The Rev. Charles Coughlin asserted federal indictments against local bankers soon, drawing reactions from J. S. Pratt and others. E. D. Stair and P. Monaghan of the Detroit banking sphere rebutted, with Monaghan signaling possible grand jury appearance if needed.
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J. S. Pratt
Father Coughlin
E. D. Stair
Detroit Free Press
Detroit Bankers’ Company
First National
Coroner absolves man in store prowler killing
In LeMars Iowa a coroner's jury absolved Ralph Baker of blame after he shot Paul Walling 29 as Walling tried to break into a department store. Walling’s body lay on a bridge about 200 yards from the store, while women sleeping inside the building had called for help.
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Ralph Baker
Paul Walling
Walling
James
Baker
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