Hogs and cattle prices hold steady in midweek livestock report
Unofficial estimates project next week receipts of cattle 28 000, sheep 14 000, hogs 12 000 with totals near 90 000. Hogs remain nominally steady with lightweights up to 8 dollars, top said 8.00, while cattle and sheep show gains or steady as bids firm across 100 to 2000 head runs in Omaha Des Moines Sioux City and St Paul markets.
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Chicago
INS
Chicago Livestock
SS. Dept. Agriculture
Sioun City Livestock
Sioux City
S Dept. Agriculturer
Stendy
Omaha
US. Dent. Agriculture
Johor
ST Paul Livestock
ST. Paul
East St
Wisconsin Cheese Quotations and Foreign Exchange Moves
Wisconsin cheese quotes for the week of December 26 to 31 list twins 12 3/4, daisies 3, horns 13, cheddars 22 1/2. Farmers call board shows daisies 12, horns 13, cheddars unchanged. Foreign exchange notes rallying European currencies against the dollar with late morning rates including Great Britain at 46 6/16.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Exchange
Twins
Farmers’ Call Board
Oreign Exchange
Great Britain
Canada Montreal in New York 9900 New York in Montreal 10100
France 2631, Germany 4010 Ttaly 526% , Norway 2344 Sweden 2402 Mexico City 2075N , Japan 2722 Shanghai 16.75. N Nominal.
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Canada
Montreal
New York
France
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Mexico City
Japan
Shanghai
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Wheat Prices and Market Rates
Cedar Rapids market prices list grain and produce items with No 1 wheat at 58 cents No 2 56c corn shelled No 2 yellow 41 7c No 3 yellow 39c soybeans 67c hay prices 7.00 bale 5.00 straw butterfat 26c cream 25 23c poultry prices for Springs over 5 lbs 136 under 5 lbs 9c hens over 5 lbs 13c under 5 lbs 9c Leghorns 9c stags 8c hides calf kip horse prices 2 25 including manes full tails.
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Cedar Rapids
Vie Leshorns Sc
Beune der
Iee Gee Des Henmeries
Local Market Shows Small Gains in Top Cattle Grades
Prices drift in most local meat markets while top 180 to 220 pound cattle rise by five cents this Saturday. Top price hits 7.10 dollars with other ranges nearby and calf and sheep sections note mixed shifts by quality. Bucks retreat by one dollar, lambs remain steady to light gains.
Markets Chicago and New York Produce Prices Report
Market notes show steady prices across eggs butter and cheese with mixed color egg receipts at New York and US potato shipments and regional price listings including Idaho russet Burbanks and Wisconsin round white. Chicago market reports list US No 1 and other grade prices for varied potato varieties while New York data cover butter cheese and egg classes with receipts and price ranges.
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U. S
Colorado
New York
Bond market edges higher on thin demand in New York
U S government bonds showed uneven moves as trading extended into Saturday. Some issues firmed with gains of over a point while others resisted the rise, including Southern Pacific 3s and Frisco 4s. Treasury 37s, Federal Farm 34s, and Home Owners Loan issues traded near earlier levels.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Panama
Neht Beers
Sma Union Pacific First
Southern Pacific
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Delaware and Hudson
Ds. Erie
Tinots Central
Western Union
NEW York API
U. S
Treasury
Federal Farm
Mississippi River Stages Reported for Several Ports
Davenport shows a rise of 0.1 feet to 41. Davenport and Keokuk mark a rise of 0.3 and 0.2 feet respectively, while Dubuque notes a 41. Keokuk and St. Louis list rises of 0.3 and 0.2 feet with fall 0.3 in part of the Mississippi River readings.
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Mississippi Rive
Davenport
Dubuque
Specialist Ends Life Due To Jewish Ban
In Budapest Prof. Leo Liebermann, a noted eye specialist of the University of Budapest, shot himself Friday amid an impending law restricting Jewish activities in Hungary. He was a half Jewish figure and reportedly acted over fear of professional exclusion.
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Budapest
INS
Leo Liebermann
University of
Hungary
Liebermann
Air Crash Victim Sues For 60000 In Billings Incident
N S Mackie of Minneapolis advertising filed suit in superior court against Northwest Airlines seeking 60000 for injuries from an airliner crash near Billings Montana on July 8 1937. The complaint alleges negligence and notes several others were injured.
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Chicago
Billings
Mont
N. S. Mackie
Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Rail Carry Load of Wall Street Cheer
New York AP reports a mixed trading session as markets paused during a Monday recess. Rail stocks and steel names rose while some issues pulled back. Transfers reached about 500000 shares with rail bonds remaining popular in loans.
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Wall Street
New York
Illinois Central
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
U. S Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Western Union
U. S Rubber
American Can
Lockheed
Lake Shore
Columbia Oil and Gas
Cities Service
Northern States Power
Consolidated Copper
Wheat and Corn Hold Near Previous Chicago Close
Wheat and corn linger near last closes in light pre holiday trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat up 4% May to 67 44, corn off fractional, May 52 44, oats up 0. Y% May 29 4. Liver pool closed. Liverpool holiday dampens exports. Chicago market quiet as weather largely fair. Buenos Aires grain and Winnipeg prices show mixed moves.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
Chicago market report with grain and seed prices
Chicago provisions and Minneapolis cash grain list prices show No 2 yellow soybeans at 8 1/2 to 8 3/4 cents. corn values around 45 7/8 to 46 1/2 cents. barley quoted near 62 cents and oats around 31 1/2 cents. Listings include red clover seed, Timothy seed, lard and bellies prices, and Montana hard red durum and amber durum bids. Receipts from Minneapolis show 72 cars of wheat with varied premiums and firm quotations for No 1 hard Montana and No 3 hard Montana wheat futures.
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Chicago
Titl Mining
Alaska
Juneau
Niexer
Aberneny Corpu “and Paper
Johns Mamie
BS Vna
SaVa
BasneesaNe S . Chalmers
Kans City
Amn
Cnn
Kennecott
OATS—_ Anis SaNa* apts Amn Coml Al 63) Kresee
LOIR
Kroxer G & B
Din Intt Corp
Amn Locorm
Libbs Owens
ASAD
Amn M & Fdy
Lig & Myrs
Amnietals
Louisy G & E
Teal
Marshall Fid
Sie Fig
Ioby Mathieson
Mols
Winnipeg
Amn Woolen
St Mo
Texas Wheats
aMont
Sitatars
Ark Nat Gas At
Alurroy Coron
Q Amour & Co
Natl
Biscuit
Nell Cash Rey
Ahroni
Nadl Dalry
Aviation
Y Central
Barber Co
Barnsdall Corp
Beatrice Cry
North Amin Co
Aiondix
Ayn
Blaw Knox lGlagus Steel
Hocing Airp
BlSa Packard
Paramount
Orden
Witapark Utah
Berg Warner JI Peyk AF
Brikes Mls
Peyna
Bucyrus Brie We Peyney JC TB
Budd Mfr
Wapeoples Gas
Procter Gamble
Gaterpuitr A. Pullman Co
Cerro de Paseo
Facillo Coron
Chio Agi
Rem Rand
Reg Motors
Alo Chko
Rep Steel Wa
Chrysler
Standard Gas Ith
Coty, Inc
Crucible Steel
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Curtiss
Studebaker
Ty Deere & Co
del Lo
Tex Gull
Douglas
Tex Lander
du Pont de
Lastman
Tidewater
Eaton Mfs
Timken
Elec Autolife
Fire Boat
Fox Film
Elec Pow & L
Union Carbide
Elec Bord
Union Pac
Air Lines
Ford England
Tex oRy
Sistore
Gites
Gudden
Goebel Brew
Goodrich
BOD
Goodsear Tite
Walworth
Granby
Sargign
West Union
Greyhound
Hayes Bory
White Motors
Hecker
Houston Oil PaWilcox Oil
Hudson Motors
Willys Ovld
Hupp_ Motors
Wilson & Co
Ws Central
Weansworth
Indus Rayon
S&t
Fenrth Radio
Hydro
Dexter Co
Butler Bros T
Mar Field
Cherry
Midwest Corp
Chicago, Corp
MaQuaker c
Edison
Minneapolis
Ofic
SaGc
Montana
Needs Separate Seat For His Hat
A Nashville wrestling match attendee asked for two front-row tickets. When asked if the second seat was for a man or woman, he replied the second ticket was for his hat. He insisted on two men's tickets since the hat cannot stay on due to the crowd behind him.
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Nashville, Tenn
Most Beautiful Waitresses Serve Up Tokyo Beauty
A Tokyo restaurant markets the claim of having the most beautiful waitresses. Patrons are served by staff who are made up at a beauty shop on site before dining.
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Japan
Tokio
Hitler Chooses Alpine Chalet as Holiday Retreat
Berlin reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler spending the Christmas New Year holiday at a mountaintop chalet in the Bavarian Alps. The eagle’s nest like retreat sits on Kehlstein peak, 3000 feet above Berchtesgaden, reached by a private elevator and accessible only to close staff.
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Berlin
INS
Adolf Hitler
Bavarian Alps
Hitler
Fuehrer
Berghof
Berchtesgaden
Kehlstein
Hohen Goell
Decorations In Fire Kill Priest Blame Yule
The Rev. John J. Brennan 31 assistant rector of St Donato s church Philadelphia was burned to death in his rectory bedroom early Saturday Firemen think Christmas decorations started the blaze Two other priests who lived with him narrowly escaped death or serious injury during the rescue efforts.
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Philadelphia
John J. Brennan
St. Donato’s Church
Father Brennan
Pilgrims Risk Fire Of Arabs At Bethlehem
Pilgrims travel to Bethlehem amid Arab rebels and sniper threats as British troops guard the Church of the Nativity. Armored cars escort dignitaries for the Christmas midnight mass while curfew limits and gloom persist from recent fighting.
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Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Church of the Nativity
Palestine
Nablus
Monseigneur Barlassina
Y.M C.A
Ym.c.a
Cardenas Urges Senate to Ratify US Land Payment Pact
Mexico City President Lazaro Cardenas asked the senate to ratify the November 12 agreement paying for lands expropriated from U.S. citizens. He argued the deal covers only the amount of claims, cites U.S. concessions, and notes seizures at Los Mochis and Muzquiz as proof of ongoing expropriations. He said the budget provides payments to Mexicans and foreigners alike.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Senate
United States
Mexico
Cordell Hull
Los Mochis
Sinaloa
Muzquiz
Coahuila
Cardenas
Lencks Called Home by Mother’s Illness and Death
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lenck of 318 Fairway Terrace SE were summoned to St. Louis due to the illness and death of Mr. Lenck’s mother.
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George W. Lenck
Fairway Terrace SE
St. Louis
Mrs Martha Baird Fractures Leg After Stool Fall
Mrs Martha Baird aged 64 of 1418 Fourth Street NW was injured when she fell from a stool Saturday around 10 am. She was transported by Ambulance Service to Mercy hospital and will spend Christmas day in bed.
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Martha Baird
Fourth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Art Law
Lloyd Kingery
Delores Ann
Doris Jane
Arnold
Knoxville
Deaths Frank Bowlus Services
Frank C. Bowlus dies with services planned including a Rosary at the family home 337 Nineteenth Street SE at 7 p.m. Saturday conducted by Msgr. John M. Molloy. The body goes to New Orleans for services and burial. friends may visit Saturday.
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Frank C. Bowlus
Nineteenth Street
Msgr
John M. Molloy
New Orleans
Bowlus
Marion area relatives noted. Snell widow dies at Marion
Mrs Ellen WN Snell 84 died 10 p m Friday at daughter Mrs Fred Langs home 1999 First Avenue She was born Sept 16 1854 in Haverstraw New York and lived in Iowa since 1875 She married William 4H Snell Feb 20 1882 in Wilton Junction and was a St Josephs Catholic church member She is survived by four children a sister and two grandsons Funeral set for Monday at St Josephs with burial in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Ellen WN. Snell
Fred J. Lang
First Avenue
Haverstraw
N. Y
Nicholas
Margaret Calvert Gallagher
Iown
Wilton’ Junction
William
LeRoy J. Snell
Center Junction
Harry W. Snell
Lang
Marion
Nellie N. Gantz
Sioux City
Kate Gallagher
Dubuque
Edward Snell
James Lang
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
T J McElliott
Oak Shade Cemetery
Yocom Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Rearick held in Monticello
Funeral services were conducted Friday by Rev. C. V. R DeJong for Mrs Jennie Rearick. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery Monticello. Pallbearers were D. H. Smith Earl Weaver George Zier and William Lary. Out of town relatives included Mr and Mrs H E Bowman Mitchellville and Mr and Mrs Harrison Rearick Center Junction. Relatives and friends from Monticello attended.
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Jennie Rearick
C. V. R DeJong
Oakwood Cemetery
Monticello
D. H. Smith
Earl Weaver
George Zier
William Lary
H. E. Bowman
Mitchellville
Harrison Rearick
Center Junction
Christmas church notices fill Marion listings
Local churches list schedules for Christmas services Bible school morning worship and special programs. Denominations include Baptist Catholic Christian Congregational Free Methodist Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian St Pauls Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God and Prairie Chapel with service times sermons candlelight plans and Sunday school details.
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L. W. Inman
St. Joseph's Catholic
T J. McElliott
Hugh Churchill
Tere
Irving E. Wade
Jesus
Free Methodist Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Marvin Edison
Dan Cory
Eleanor Gough
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Christ
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Bound Over in Sachs Extortion Attempt
John W W Scherp Jr 24 former CCC enrollee told federal agents he sought big time dough prompting an extortion note for 10000 to Morris B Sachs clothing merchant and philanthropist He sent the note Tuesday threatening horrible deaths for Sachs daughter and grand child A G man posing as Sachs chauffeur drove the payment package to Logan Park where Scherp fled dropping the package He was bound over to the federal grand jury under 5000 bond and faces up to 20 years in prison and a 5000 fine
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Chicago
John W.W. Scherp, Jr
CCC
Morris B. Sachs
Sachs
Logan Park
U. S
Edwin K. Walker
Federal Grand Jury
G-man
Scherp
Martin Ward
Roosevelt Views Sought On Rail Plan Early Next Week
Washington leaders awaited President Roosevelt's reaction to a 14 point rail rehabilitation proposal. Senate committee chair Wheeler would confer with Roosevelt early next week to obtain his views. Industry figures praised the plan as comprehensive while railroad leaders warned of hidden costs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Wheeler
Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
J. J. Petley
Association of American Railroads
Management-Labor Committee
Alexander F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
16 Survivors Of Ship Wrecked In Alaska Safe
Sixteen survivors of the motorship Patter son wrecked off Cape Fairweather in Alaska are safe, some aboard the coast guard cutter Haida and others at Sitka. After supplies dropped by a navy plane, rescuers helped those injured endure a 25 mile trek to Lituya bay where Haida could land.
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Washington
INS
Patterson
Coast Guard
Haida
Sitka
Alaska
Cape Fairweather
Lituya Bay
Woman Dies Recalling Loyalty To Husband In Blaze
Mrs Selina Crockett age 61 was burned to death in Jersey City after she ran back into a blazing building to retrieve a picture of her dead husband. Her charred body was found on the third floor near her apartment.
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Jersey City
N. J
Selina Crockett
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Frank Bowlus
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Arcadia
A. B. ‘Black
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Tipton
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Clarence Benedict
Robins
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Elinore Hanna
Glidden
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Charles Hanna
Mary Sue
Scranton
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Franklin Johnson
Rockford
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George Schrimper
Harlan F Knight
South
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Tenth Street
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Buffalo Evangelical Church
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Wayne Nicodemus
Harry Nicodemus
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Alice Carlberg
Baptist Sunday School
Harry Oakkey
Edna Lagerquist
Paul Coon
Betty Fowler
Bonnie Fowler
Genevieve Oakley
James Pope
Bob Oakley
Raymond Eckhart
Alvin Shirley
Herbert Harford
Helen Lagerquist
Catherine Bear
Falcon
Sandra Faye
F. E. Brown
West Marion
Bertha Roberts
J. L’ Roberts
O Fohey
Elgin
Lester Fohey
Joe Biggs
Moline
C. W. Biggs
Jack Blessing
Betty Jane
Independence
Biggs
Gilbert Voorhies
Kathryn
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F. L. Godfrey
Kathryn Voorhies
Fairfield
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