Chicago Hog Market Slips on Increased Supplies
Hog prices ease as larger swine in yards pressure Chicago market. Prices from major hubs show declines with weaker regional bids while top hogs trade around 725 dollars in Chicago and average values near 525 dollars. Cattle receipts total around 10,030 with strong bids at certain markets. East Buffalo and East St Louis show varied activity as traders adjust to higher supply.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittshurch
East Buffalo
Strone
St Louis
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices for Grains and Farm Goods
A Cedar Rapids listing shows assorted farm commodities with prices for grain such as corn oats rye and barley, plus hay, cattle feed, live poultry, fruits and vegetables, wholesale items, and cured hides. The jumble of figures indicates local market rates and stockyard items, including hens, roosters, and other farm staples.
Grain Market Report Dense with Chicago Prices and Grains
A scanned grain movement page shows Chicago cash grain quotes for wheat corn oats and barley with bid and ask notes. Prices span No 1 hard red winter No 2 yellow No 4 red and mixed corn with oats rye and Timothy seed figures, plus Minneapolis market figures and protein content references.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
CHICAGO MARKET QUOTES AND STOCKS REPORTS
Chicago traders monitor mixed activity as butter and cheese prices hold steady while futures for butter, potatoes, and assorted grains show modest shifts. Toward the close, quotes reflect overall steady to firm movements across several commodity and stock listings with notable activity in major rail and manufacturing shares.
Local hog and calf prices ease on weak market
Prices weakened Thursday with prime hogs dropping and packer tops slipping. Prime hogs around 275 dollars, good packs 190, calves from 230 to 240, spring lambs 70 to 80, buck lambs about 190, and liberal premiums noted for quality.
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Sinclair
Lack of Aggressive Buying Keeps Grain Prices Slipping
Markets showed a general drift lower as buyers remained scarce. Wheat finished about a cent down while corn rose a fraction and oats held steady to a cent lower amid light receipts and lingering drought pressure in the southwest belt.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Liverpool
Births Reported for Three Families in City Notices
Born to Myr and Mrs Arthur O Schhechting at 354 Eighth Avenue SW on December 27 a daughter Dorothy May. A son born to Mr and Mrs Albert Mi lota on December 27 at Mercy Hospital. A son named Howard Dale born to Mr and Mrs L T Wale rath at 1208 Third Street SW on December 28.
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Myr
Arthur O 'Schhechting
Eighth Avenue
Dee
Dorothy May
Albert Milota
Cedar Rapids Pair Rens Two Marriage Licenses
A H Garrett and Iva M Flaherty both of Cedar Rapids obtained marriage licenses. Willam Harold Templeman of West Liberty and Edna Elizabeth Pedersen of West Branch also received licenses.
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A H Garrett and
Iva M Flaherty
Cedar Rapids
Willam Harold Templeman
West Liberty
Edna Elizabeth Pedersen
West Branch
Wall Street Advances on Moderate Tax Selling Absorbed
The New York market moved steadily higher with late gains of 1 to 4 points as year end tax selling eased. American Telephone led a strong cohort with about 4 percent, while Allied Chemical, Western Union, Liggett and Myers B, Consolidated Gas, Case, Du Pont, New York Central and U S Smelting rose 2 to 3 points. about 1.6 million shares changed hands.
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American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Western Union
Liggett and Myers B. Consolidated Gas
Case, du Pont
New York Central
U. S
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Steel Common
Case
Westinghouse
US Industrial Alcohol National Distillers
Goodyear
Bond Markets Steady Tone Amid Thin Activity In New York
New York bond market opened with a steady tone Thursday as activity remained light. Treasury issues traded mostly unchanged to slightly lower, with some 2 22 level notes and a few higher priced issues showing small moves. Foreign department prices edged down on limited ranges while Germany, Brazil, and Australia drew attention in early dealings.
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New York
Bond Review
Foreign Department
Germany
Senate approves Schmidt bill banning marathons and walkathons
DES MOINES AP The state Senate passed 36 to 2 a bill by Schmidt prohibiting walkathons or similar contests. Dance marathons walkathons skatathons and related events are barred. The measure does not apply to athletic contests sponsored by schools.
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Des Moines
State Senate
Rainey Attacks Packers. U S Control Sought
Rainey asks for government control of meat packers amid claims the attack is unwarranted. Packers defend cooperation with the President’s program, citing profits in 1933 and NRA compliance. Cudahy asserts support for the recovery plan, notes a 10 percent wage rise, and denies any NRA violations while criticizing Rainey’s statements.
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NRA
Cudahy and Company
Blue Eagle
Wilson and Company
Rainey
Wallace threatens action over hog processing tax evasion
Secretary Wallace warned that local hog buyers and small processors deducting the processing tax from farmers’ prices are penalizing producers and undermining the Agricultural Adjustment Act policy. He urged farmers to refuse such deductions and said names of offending buyers would be sent to the farm administration for action.
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Washington (Ap
Wallace
Farm Administration
A. G Black
Congressmen Named By Huey Long Foes To Fight For Seat
In Louisiana a Huey Long foe backs Sanders Jr. in the Sixth District race after the death of Mrs Kemp's husband. Sanders claims Mrs Kemp’s election was illegal and vows to press his case in Washington, while another Long ally campaigns for a district attorney on a rival ticket in New Orleans. Balloting across all twelve parishes was heavy but orderly.
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Baton Rouse
Samalana
Huey Po Lane
Mire
Balivar
Igin
cCitizresm Ueanenagy
Talo
JY Sanders, Jr
Fos
Teaiz
Lone
Kemp
Sanders
Washington
Economists form group to campaign for sound money
A group of leading economists at the American Economic Association meeting denounced President Roosevelt's monetary policy and formed the Economists' National Committee on Monetary Policy. The 100-member body plans pamphlets, speeches, and public education on monetary issues, aiming to influence policy without opposing the broader recovery program. Members include H Parker Willis Edwin W Kemmerer O M W Sprague Arthur B Adams and James Bell.
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Philadelphia
INL
American Economic Association
Roosevelt
Theseport
H. Parker Willis
Edwin W. Kemmerer
O. M. W. Sprague
The
Treasury
Arthur B Adams
University of Oklahoma
James Bell
Northwestern University
Economists' National Committee On Monetary Policy
Fisher
David Kinley
Finais
Harvard
Economists’ National Committee On Monetary Policy
New York
Ray B. Westerfield
Yale
Irving Fisher
Jolly Little School Songs Warned To Harm Children Voices
New York AP report quotes Dr Leo Kallen of New York University octolaryngology warning to the American Society for Study of Disorders of Speech that popular school songs including the Star Spangled Banner stretch young voices beyond their range. He calls songs that damage pre pubescent voices an educational crime and suggests dropping such singing.
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NEW York
Johnny
Mary
Leo Kallen
New York University
American Society For Study of Disorders of
Youth who was Edison’s Brightest Boy works as a researcher
Seattle youth Wilber t Huston, once chosen as America’s brightest boy by a committee for Thomas A. Edison, says he has outgrown the label and is now a working man. He works for an industrial research firm in East Orange New Jersey, solving tough problems, and plans to return to MIT for further study after this fall.
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Wash
INS
Wilbert Huston
Thomas A. Edison
America
East Orange
N. J
Genuin
S. Arthur Huston
Euston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Witber
Edison
Pee Eome
Elberon Street Project Approved by Works Admin
Des Moines reports eight projects approved by Prof. George Keller chief engineer of the Works Administration. One Tama county project calls for surfacing streets in Elberon at no cost of 1400 dollars. Fifteen men will be employed.
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Des Moines
George Keller
Towa Civil Works Administration
Tama County
Elberon
Kansas Governor Is Father Of Baby Son
TOPEKA Kan UP A son was born at Stormont hospital here early Thursday to Gov and Mrs Alfred M Landon A daughter was born to the couple eighteen months ago and the governor has another daughter by a previous marriage.
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Topeka, Kan
Stormont Hospital
Alfred M. Landon
Funeral services for Clayton Blackford set Friday
Marion obituary notes Clayton Blackford died Wednesday from a personal safety related bullet wound. funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Yocom chapel with Rev. John M. Walters officiating. Military rites will follow at Oak Shade cemetery.
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Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
H. F. Kohl
Eldon Kohl
Lisbon
Otto Kohl
Cedar Rapids
Charles Kline
Olin
Fred Beebe
Merle
Robert Atkins
Springville
Myron Wood
Charles Wood
Ella Kline
Central City
C. C. Tharp
Elmer Kline
Anamosa
Ray Knapp
Clarence Knapp
Viola
Elbert Kline
Norway
Ed Johnson
Parkersburg
Bert King
Monticello
Debate on New Deal's Constitutional Status
The piece quotes Dean Gilmore warning that emergency measures and recovery efforts may clash with constitutional principles. It notes divisions within the current administration and frames the issue as a citizen's choice between different social orders. It discusses whether profits and private rights should be protected amid reforms.
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Dean Gilmore
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Transatlantic Phone Wedding Halted by Consular Block
El Dorado Arkansas report: Benjamin Lebowitz and Miss Hermina Weiss planned a telephone wedding with Prague in 15 years apart. The American consul general blocked the ceremony, saying Lebowitz lacked proof of citizenship to let the plan proceed. A party gathered with a wedding cake and earphones, awaiting a line that failed. Lebowitz vowed to present required documents within 15 days to reattempt the ceremony.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Benjamin Lebowitz
Miss Weiss Hermina
Lebowitz
Egal. Lebowitz
J. S. Britt
Hermina
Ellis Named Assistant Treasury Solicitor in Roosevelt Move
Washington reports President Roosevelt appointed Clarence T Ellis of St Louis as assistant solicitor of the treasury. The action enlarges the treasury department staff and marks a new legal post for Ellis in the administration.
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LLP
Roosevelt
Clarence T Ellis
St. Louis
the Treasury
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