Hog Prices Decline Amid Heavy Receipts at Chicago Market
Heavy live hog receipts at Chicago stockyards push prices down Monday with top heavies at 6 15 and average around 5 80. Cattle and sheep receipts also announced across multiple terminals, with mixed steady to weaker trends in Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St. Louis, while East Buffalo held firm.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Citicago
Dept. Agricultres
Dean Packing Sons
Inmbeslow
Tyearliings
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U S Dept Agriculture
Aloads
Iowa
Dept Agriculture
Interior
Minnesota
Bam
Saenz
Sinclair
Sinclair's
We Ae
Vee
Reese
Grain Prices Jump Nervously on Chicago Board
Grain prices fluctuated on the Chicago board of trade as traders faced mixed influences. Wheat and corn fell early amid profit-taking and Winnipeg weakness, then rebounded late as shorts covered. Liverpool and Buenos Aires reports kept waves of uncertain demand and cash prices mostly lower with modest industry receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Shorts
Australia
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hogs Weaker on Local Market Decline
Hogs were weaker on the local market with prices dropping Monday by 5 to 10 cents. The prime top slipped to 570 dollars, while the good packer top stood at 545 dollars.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Des Moines
Mason City
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices for Farm Goods
A Cedar Rapids market list shows grain prices for oats barley corn and mill products including 55c for oats and 10c for barley. It lists wholesale fruits vegetables and prices for oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes lettuce celery cabbage onions and other produce, plus hides, bones, glue, and muskrats and civet cats with various conditions and weights.
Sugar Market and Currency Notes From New York AP Summary
AP reports sugar futures unchanged and refined sugar steady in New York markets. Foreign exchange shows mixed rates with Britain and Italy yielding gains while various European currencies slide against the U S dollar.
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New York
Great Britain
Prince
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Poland
Austria
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Grain Movement Chicago Market Prices and Minneapolis Receipts
Chicago grain notes show bids for WHEAT No 2 and No 2 hard around 110 and 130 with various grades listed. CORN No 4 to No 3 yellow and OATS bids feature mixed samples and outside weights. SOY BEANS No 2 yellow near 117. TIMOTHY SEED and CLOVER SEED prices recorded, while Minneapolis receipts for WHEAT Monday totaled 103 cars with market steady to slightly lower. No 1 dark northern protein levels noted and amber durum prices listed for December through July delivery.
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Chicago
Enantey Station
Minnsfapolis
Minneapolia
Yrar Sgo
Montana
Ward
Chicazoo
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kansas
Bond Market Slows as Prices Edge. Several Bonds Firm
New York AP reports a slow momentum in investment and trading across bonds. Government issues firm while select corporates and rails show modest gains. Liberty and Treasury notes quoted with minor shifts and varied yields.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
U. S& Governments
Santa Fe
Great Northern Dent
St Paul 'Ss
New York Central
Northern Pacife
Iit
Shel Union Ov Ss
Western Union
Chicago Produce Market Reportful of Fragments
Receipts show butter and potatoes with various classes such as extra firsts standards and fresh graded items. Centered on Chicago markets with figures for weekly shipments and daily totals plus notes on supply levels and prices.
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Chicago
Aehisad Ao Do Tradita
Gio
Ospeuibay
Farm and market notes from Wisconsin to Chicago
Market brief lists potato prices by state including Wisconsin U S No 3 whites at 82 percent and Idaho russets No 1 at 1 47 to 1 30 155 fair quality. other produce and poultry receipts with varying prices and grades. News item fragments cover live poultry receipts and New York Chicago futures on nuts butter cheese and egg standards.
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Wisconsin
U.S
Idaho
U .S
Washington
Colorado
McClures U
Rock Springs
New York
Wall St. Stocks Hold Step After Morning Irregularities
The New York market firmed modestly with gains in U S Smelting United Verde Cerro de Pasco American Can Evans Products and Briggs while other blue chips stayed near flat. Transfers reached about 800000 shares as many issues moved cautiously with scattered strengths in select specialties.
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New York
U. S
United Atrerafe
Cerro de Pasco
American Can
Evans Products
Briggs
U. S. Steel
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Chicago
American Gas
International Business Machine
Wilson & Co
Homestake
Chrysler
General Motors
Standard: Oils of
New Jersey
California
American Tobacco B
Union Pacific
N.Y. Central
Phillip Morris
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Hump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Central Alaska
Juneau
Indus Rayon Allegheny Corp
Inspiration
Allied Chem
Cement
Allis Chalmers
Amerida Corp
Intl Nickel
Ale
Johns Manville
Avi
Ans City
Ice
Kelly Spifd
Intl Corp
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresce
Rall Mills
Tel
McIntyre Por
Ayre Sparks
MacKesson
Mack Trucks
Mathieson
Miami
Aieneus Gom
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Shes Corpn
Ailsbury
Plymouth
Punty Bke Chiel
Chrysler ‘Motor
Radin Coron
T'S Rado
Keith - Col
Hosta Col Carbon
Rom Seal
Col Gus
Elec
Reyn
Sears Rochick
Com
Bosvent
Sersvel Inc i Coma Southern
Coneroleum
Shel Union
Consal Cigars $ Simmons Co
Consol Gas
Consol
Sea Railway
Sperry Corp
Cructhe Steel
St Joe
Cub Amn Sur
Curtis Wrigot
Tex Corpu
Eastman Kodak
Tex Gull
Faton Mia
Tex Land Trailer Avotite
Taennes Rie Fier Boat
Timken Det
Biro Pont
Ais Timken
Ford
AlaTrans American
Port Ngiand
Uni
Amazon
Um Cormees
Gen Baking v.Uni
Cien Elec i
United Fruit
Gen Foods
Gooden
Goodyear
Gotham Silk
Warter Bros
Graham Paige
Wesn Marsid
Granby Copper
Sue
Whson and Co
Hazel Atlas
Wentworth
Hiram Walker
Houston
Howe Sound
Younesta
S&s T
Wellen Rm
aGetty Bendix Ayn
Libby McNet
Berehoff
Lynch Corp
Morg Warner
Nobl Sparks
Roumania Joins War Threats Over Assassination Claims
Amid tension, Roumania accuses Hungary of involvement in the assassination plot. The Orban line alleges Oustachi headquarters at Janka Pusta where death sentences against the king were issued. Jugoslav foreign minister urges restraint and honors justice as essential for peace.
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Hungary
Oustachi
Janka Pusta
Jugoslav
Council
Titulescu Warns Revision of Treaties Threatens Peace at League
At Geneva the Romanian diplomat denounced Hungary's demand for postwar treaty revision as a threat of war. He linked revisionism to terrorism, calling for firm 'no' from Romania Czechoslovakia and Jugoslavia, and urged adherence to article ten of the league covenant despite Hungarian protests. He spoke with heated rhetoric and aggression toward the gallery.
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Little Entente
Council
League of Nations
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Nicholas Titulescu
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Pierre Laval
France
Tibor Eckhardt
Titulescu
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Laval
Eduard Benes
League
Eckhardt
Prince Paul halts expulsions amid Yugoslav Hungarian tensions
Belgrade reports Prince Paul head of regency council ordered expulsion stoppage after Hungary’s forced exodus of about 3000 Hungarians. He returned from Europe and said cabinet would proceed with demands for accountability in King Alexander’s death, amid rising European tensions.
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Belgrade
Ins
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Paul
Peter
Paris
Geneva
Alexander
France bids for permanent penal court at League
France proposes a permanent international penal court of five members to judge state responsibility and extradite terrorists. The plan would have the league council as the sole appeal body and could try figures like Ante Pavelic for Marseille murders if states refuse extradition. Jugoslavian demands remain broader than the proposal.
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Geneva
INS
League of Nations Council
Jugoslavia
Hungary
League
Marseilles
League Council
Italy
Ante Paveliteh
France
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1934
A historical clipping notes annual figures for Cedar Rapids auto tolls in 1934. It lists statistics on accidents, injuries, and deaths with numeric values 356 injured, 456 injured? No, it shows totals but the wording is fragmented.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Party Group Plans Convention Call Next Spring
A Chicago conference of midwest liberal leaders announced plans to form a national third party next spring. The 100 left wing leaders urged creation of a party based on representative government for workers and producers and called for Minnesota farmer labor, Wisconsin progressives, and former labor federations from several states to sponsor the nationwide call.
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Farmer-Labor Association of
Minnesota
Progressives of
Wisconsin
Labor Federations
North and
South Dakota
Iowa
Michigan
Montana
Kansas
Money Seizure In Italy Embarrasses Tourists
ROME INS reports foreign tourists in Italy faced sharp currency restrictions under Mussolini decree. Hundreds of Americans and other travelers suddenly had little cash, unable to cash checks, creating a scene likened to a New Deal banking holiday.
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Rome
INS
Italy
Mussolini
America
Christmas Spirit Within Man Urged by Minister
The Rev J Renwick McCullough of Westminster Presbyterian told Rotary Club at Hotel Roosevelt that Christmas is a spirit within the heart, not a date. He urged each man to become the kind the community needs and to inspire confidence and security through personal conduct.
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J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Death notices for William H Dickison and Joseph J Michel
William H Dickison 80 retired farmer died suddenly at home 1210 First Street NW at 8 55 am Monday born July 31 1854 in New York state resident of Cedar Rapids area seventy years six grandchildren survivors funeral arrangements to be announced callers may visit Turner chapel. Joseph J Michel 54 died at home in Solon at noon Sunday born June 20 1880 in Newport township Johnson county lived in Solon area for sixteen years operated a Solon garage member of Modern Woodmen survived by wife Mary Cambridge Michel a daughter Beulah five brothers and two sisters predeceased by one sister and two brothers funeral in Solon Methodist church Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev A C Prochl burial in Oakland cemetery Solon callers may visit Frank A Brosh mortuary Solon Tuesday and Wednesday evening.
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William Henry Dickison
First Street
New York State
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Joseph John Michel
Solon
Newport Township
Johnson County
Modern Woodmen
Mary Cambridge Michel
Beu~ Lah
Edward Miller
Canby
Minn
Frank Kohler
John
Henry Arthur
Andover
Kan
Charles
Frank
Iowa City
Fred
Methodist Church
A. C Prochl
Oakland Cemetery
Frank A. Brosh
Widow Mrs Griffith Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Maidie Bowen Griffith 65 widow of Rev John Willard Griffith former First Baptist pastor of Waverly died at her son James Bowen Griffiths Solon home after a lingering illness. Born in Wales she came to the United States in 1880 and lived in Solon seven years. Survived by son James in Solon sister Emily Bowen England brother David A Bowen Lead South Dakota and grandson James B Griffith Jr. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Hunt and burial in Waverly cemetery after transfer to Waverly for Thursday church services.
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Maidie Bowen Griffith
John Willard Griffith
First Baptist Church
Waverly
James Bowen Griffith
Solon
Wales
James
Emily Bowen
England
David A. Bowen
S. D
James B. Griffith, Jr
Methodist
Mr. Hunt
Rensselaer President Palmer Ricketts Dies
A report from Baltimore confirms the death of Dr. Palmer Ricketts, president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, who passed away at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
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Troy
N. Y
Palmer Ricketts
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Fire destroys Wenthold farm residence near Highway 55
A fire at the Wenthold farm four miles south of town on Highway 55 destroyed the residence Monday with $1,000 loss. The contents were saved.
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Wenthold Farm
Here
Measles Warning and Local Club News in Marion
Iowa health commissioner warns of measles spread with precaution tips including nourishment and clothing. Community notices cover Christmas parties, club meetings, a hospital birth, a child’s illness recovery, a fire incident, and D A R event details in Marion Iowa.
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Iowa
Walter L. Bierring
Towa
Marion
Bierring
Millionaire's Son Death Ties Tulsa Case to Gorrell Inquiry
In Tulsa a man tied to the Kennamer case was found dead from a bullet wound beside his car while a witness in the Kennamer murder trial disappeared. Police say the Kennamer gang, recently freed, may threaten testimony and suppress investigations into a network of thrill seekers tied to narcotics, extortion and kidnapping plots.
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Born
Gorrell
Kennamer
Borh
Bath
H. B. Maddux
Maddux
Holly Anderson
Washington
Tulsa
Here
Kansas City
Rabbit Hunter Shot in the Neck During Rabbit Hunt
Joseph Slavik was accidentally shot in the back of the neck near the base of the skull while rabbit hunting with Frank Prochaska. A single shotgun pellet struck Slavik as he stood in the spread. he received treatment at Mercy hospital and was released.
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Joseph Slavik
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Frank Prochaska
Slavik
Prochaska
Mercy Hospital
Births in Sioux City Area This Month
Relatives report the birth of a daughter Shirley Ann on November 24 to Dr. and Mrs. G H Marvin of Sioux City. Mrs. Marvin was formerly Evelyn Hayden, a local beauty operator. Also listed are newborn daughters for Raymond Rink, C E Welch, and Joseph A Mochal with births December 8 and 9 at Mercy and December 9 at St. Luke's hospital.
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Shirley Ann
G. H. Marvin
Sioux City
Marvin
Evelyn Hayden
Raymond Rink
Twenty-second Street
Mercy Hospital
C. E. Welch
First Street
Joseph A. Mochal
Higley Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids duo James D White and Maesel C Shepard wed
Marriage licenses issued to James D. White and Maesel C. Shepard, residents of Cedar Rapids.
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James D. White and
Maesel C. Shepard
Cedar Rapids
Detroit Bishop Admits Coughlin Reply Authorized
The Rt. Rev. Michael J. Gallagher, bishop of Detroit, said he authorized Father Charles E. Coughlin to answer Cardinal O'Connell, though he did not see the exact text beforehand. Gallagher indicated the word substantially applied, since parts of Coughlin's remarks were not known to him. Coughlin defended his remarks as consulted with Gallagher and framed to echo papal social justice encyclicals under Pope Pius XI.
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Detroit
INS
Michael J. Gallagher
Charles E. Coughlin
William Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Chancery Office
Gallagher
Stephen S. Woznicki
Father Coughlin
Woznicki
United States
Shrine of the Little Hower
William Cardinal O’connell
America
Apostolic Delegate
Cardinal O’connell
Pope Pius XI
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