Hog Prices Take Firmer Tone in Midwest Markets
Chicago reports Tuesday receipts 6 000 cattle 22 000 hogs 12 000 sheep with fair activity and firmer prices. Hog top 3 60 with most bids 3 25 to 3 60 while others vary. cattle and sheep mixed with steady to weak tones across markets in Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Buffalo.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
East St. Loui
Helfers
Edria
Kansas City
Omaha
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Bond Markets Suffer Mixed Action in New York Trading
In New York trading, government and corporate bonds showed uneven movement with Treasuries recovering slightly after a dip. Market participants noted uncertainty as short term rates rose and liquidity concerns lingered, while some issues edged higher on continued demand.
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New York
Abe
New York Central
Texas Corp
Warrer Brothers
Chicago Produce Markets Summary
AP dispatch details live receipts and prices for poultry eggs and butter in Chicago with notes on live hens roosters turkeys ducks and geese plus potato and butter futures and New York market standings. It lists changing quotes for dressed poultry eggs and butter and notes steady or unsettled trades in various regions and items.
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Chicago
Mfc
Us&s
Wisconsin
Idaho
South Dakota
Ohio
Michigan
Iene
New York
Center Junction Bank Liquidation and Asset Takeover
Center Junction Savings Bank liabilities were assumed by Monticello State Bank at close of business Saturday. The Center Junction bank is being liquidated per Monday announcement by H M Carpenter, cashier of Monticello State Bank.
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Center Junction — Deposit
Center Junction Savings Bank
Monticello State Bank
H M . Carpentier
Monti
Grain futures end mixed as corn hits new lows on export talk
Wheat prices held narrow limits on the Chicago board with a strong undertone until corn dropped to fresh lows. Dry southwestern weather and steady stocks supported, while export demand chatter pressured corn late. Oats rye and barley followed, May and July futures slumping to new lows amid light receipts of 24 to 227 cars and steady cash prices.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Grain Quotes
AP reports Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain quotes with wide ranges for wheat corn and oats. Prices vary by grade including No 2 Hard and No 2 Mixed wheat, No 3 Mixed corn, and No 2 White oats, with market tone described as lower in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Ays
Market report roundups from Chicago to New York
A scattered OCR style market bulletin notes sugar refined prices in New York against broader trading trends. It lists several city references including Minneapolis and Montreal with various figures and product mentions.
Gus Moreland Wins Houston Country Club Invitation
In a cold drizzle Gus Moreland of Dallas captured his third consecutive Houston Country Club Invitation golf title with a 6 to 5 victory over Ossie Carlton of Houston, a three time winner himself.
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Houston
Tex
Gus Moreland
Dallas Star
Cedar Rapids Bank Sues Builders Material in District Court
Cedar Rapids National Bank filed a $125000 suit in district court against Builders Material Company on bonds floated for the defendant. The bank also seeks the appointment of a receiver as part of the case, with interest and related expenses incurred on the bonds.
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Cedar Rap'ds National Bank
Buiders Material Company
Local hog prices hold steady on market
Hogs remain steady across grades with top at 2.90 dollars. Prime hogs listed in various weight ranges from 180 to 340 pounds, with premiums for quality and condition. Calf market shows choice 140 to 180 pounds at 88.50 and good to choice 130 to 190 pounds around 3.50. Sheep markets note choice lambs 75 to 85 pounds at 3.50 with other grades by quality.
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Chicago
Mgm
Xtc
Sioux City
S Dept Agricultures
Montana
Iowa
Associated Press
Iown
Mason City
Waterloo
Des Moines
Good Packers
Sinclair
Wall Street Stocks Slip Yet End Mixed In Quiet Day
Wall Street opened with small gains but markets drifted, finishing little changed as Allied Chemical Loews and Case Fractional losses sat alongside fractional gains in tobacco and rail shares. Coca Cola declared its regular quarterly dividend of $1.75.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Loews
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Santa Fe New York Central
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Delaware & Hudson
American Telephone Eastman
CUSS
Steel
Public Service of N. J. National Biscuit
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
General Electric
US Steel Common
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
United Aircraft
Penney
Henry Ford
Michigan
Coca Cola
Deaths of Mr and Mrs John T Jones in Hillsdale Wis
Mr and Mrs John T Jones aged 83 and 85 respectively died within hours of each other at their Hillsdale Wisconsin home after Mrs Jones fractured her hip and suffered a stroke followed by her husband’s decline. They formerly lived in Brandon and Dysart and moved to Hillsdale two years ago. Surviving relatives include son Wilson J Jones and grandchildren Margaret Dorothy and Wilson Jr. Funeral services likely in Brandon with Bear Creek cemetery burial.
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John T. Jones
Wilson J. Jones
L Street NW
Hillsdale
Wis
Wilson Jones
Jones
Brandon
Dysart
Cedar Rapids
Margaret
Dorothy
Wilson
Bear Creek
Mrs Margaret See 77 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Margaret Belle See aged 77 died at her daughter Mrs C H Struve’s home 806 Eighth Street SW at 3 10 pm Sunday after a lingering illness. Surviving are four other children Guy Waterloo Ray Chicago Ora Keystone and Mrs Ola Smclair Cedar Rapids. Also brothers and sisters Joseph and Charles McClaskey Deer Creek Ind Frank and Taylor McCloskey Oklahoma Mrs Mary Hubler and Mrs Alice Snyder Young America Ind Mrs Aimee Shanks Camden Ind fifteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at 11 30 am in Barta chapel and 2 pm in Mount Auburn Christian church conducted by Rev I S Linkletter Burial in Mount Auburn Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening.
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Margaret Belle See
C.H Struve
Eighth Street
Struve
Guy
Waterloo
Ray
Chicago
Ora
Keystone
Ola
Smclair
Cedar Rapids
Joseph and
Charles McClaskey
Deer Creek
Ind
Frank
Taylor
Widow of Capt C H Jenks Buried in Minnesota
Mrs C H Jenks 84, widow of pioneer railroad man Capt C H Jenks, died Sunday. She lived with daughter Mrs C C Shapleigh at 254 Twenty-fourth street drive SE and was survived by brother J D Harford of Minneapolis, daughter Mrs C C Shapleigh of Cedar Rapids, and son Charles O Jenks of St Paul. Brief funeral services were held Monday. burial planned in Litchfield, Minnesota.
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C H Jenks
C C Shapleigh
Twenty-fourth Street
Litchfield, Minn
Photographer Carl Steffens Dies at Cedar Rapids Home
Carl Steffens, 48, photographer, died at his Cedar Rapids home 1339 Third Avenue SW at 1 p.m. Monday after a six week illness. Survived by wife, two children Miranda and Paul, four sisters and two brothers. resident of Cedar Rapids more than ten years.
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Carl Steffens
Third Avenue
Mr. Steffens
Miranda
Paul
Cedar Rapids
Virginia May Boots Died at Home at 45 p.m. Saturday
Month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Boots Rompot addition SE died at home. Funeral services in Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev August Cramer.
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Virginia May Boots
Herbert Boots
Rompot Addition SE
Turner Chapel
August Cramer
Death of C J Sleer in Chicago funeral in La Crosse
C J Sleer of La Crosse Wisconsin died Saturday in Chicago. Funeral services were to be held Monday in La Crosse with burial in Lanark Illinois. Several cousins and nephews of Mr Sleer live in this community.
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C J Sleer
la Crosse
Wis
Chicago
Lanark
Ill
Mr Sleer
Births A trio of daughters born in area hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs G C Hay at 611 Seventh Avenue SE a daughter arrived at St Lukes hospital on February 26. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J W Allred of 1607 Center Point Road NE at St Lukes on February 26. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Bredl Jr of 599 Cobbancourt SE at Mercy hospital on February 25. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ryan of 158 Twenty third Street SE at Mercy hospital on February 26.
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G. C Hay
Seventh Avenue
St. Lukes Hospital
J W Allred
Center Point Road
St Luke’s Hospital
John Bredl, Jr
Cobbancourt
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Ryan
Twenty-third Street
Mercy
Endler Ordered to Drink Water After Court Lecture
Chicago AP report says Henry Endler faced a court where his wife testified he consumed sixty eight gallons of wine in seven weeks. The judge admonished him to keep the peace and confine himself to water, but Endler protested that he cannot drink that much water.
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Chicago
Henry Endler
Engler
Endler
Government Expands Role in Railways and Finance
Washington speculation centers on the RFC expanding federal control over railroads, insurance firms, and banks. Senator Borah warns the Hull-Walcott plan to allocate 500 million for farm rescue signals growing government reach and fears a coming soviet style shift.
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Washington
INS
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Hull-Walcott
Scrip Law Set for Immediate Operation in Iowa
Governor Clyde L. Herring announced that the Zylstra Roelofs stamp money measure will start immediately around Des Moines though an adopted Cooney amendment restricting issuance time was not yet approved by the House. Counties may issue stamp money for poor relief if the board of supervisors signs the petition of two percent of voters or 51 percent of merchants. The assembly may pass a new bill limiting issuance time if desired.
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Des Moines
Zylstra- Roelofs
State Senate
Governo
Clyde L. Herring
Monay
Cooney
Senate
House
Board of Supervisors
Assembly
City Briefs and Personals Summary
The convention bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at noon. A masquerade event was held tonight at C. S. P. S. hall. Paul Spray was arrested at 145 a.m. Monday for intoxication in the downtown district after recently completing a jail sentence for intoxication. He was not arraigned Monday.
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Convention Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Paul Spray
Washington Avenue SE
City Accepts Low Bid For Shaver Road Bridge Lumber
The Wisconsin Lumber Company's bid of 284 dollars for lumber to build a wooden bridge on Shaver road near the water plant was accepted by the city council on Monday morning.
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Wisconsin Lumber Company
Shaver Road
Legion Auxiliary seeks street poppy sale permit
A request from the Hanford Post American Legion Auxiliary to sell poppies on streets May 27 was referred to the department of public safety by the city council on Monday.
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Auxiliary of
Hanford
The
American Legion
Department of Public Safety
City approves withheld inter cepting sewer payment
The city council on Monday approved a payment of 12088.26 dollars for the east side intercepting sewer project. The funds came from a special fund created a week earlier and were paid to the National Bank of Commerce Milwaukee.
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National Bank of Commerce
Milwaukee
Foreclosure Action Filed by Peoria Bank in Iowa Suit
A federal suit by Commercial Merchants National Bank and Trust of Peoria seeks to foreclose on Julius Osmundson and others in Hardin County Iowa for 16 355 99 dollars on a mortgage. Notices were served in Hardin County by United States deputy marshal R L Nee.
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Commercial Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Peoria
Ill
Julius Osmundson
Hardin County
Iowa
R. L. Nee
United States
Four blind students found after leaving state school
Four boys who fled the state school for the blind Sunday night were found Monday by school officials at a Cedar Rapids home. August Visek, Curtis Cronce, Phillip Juronitz, and Aldo Nadalozzo were located. Juronitz and Visek were to return to Vinton, Nadalozzo to Seymour, Cronce to Clinton, with further arrangements for the group.
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Cedar Rapids
August Visek
Twentieth Avenue
Curtis Cronce
Clinton
Phillip Juronitz
Aldo Nadalozzo
Seymour
Juronitz
Visck
Vinton
Ely farmer offers ransom for pet mouse theft from gypsies
A Cedar Rapids man received a letter offering a five dollar ransom for a white mouse with a black ear spot believed stolen by Gypsies. The farmer also pledged a two hundred pound hog. Police kept his name confidential.
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Ely Farmer
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Benesh
Willie Willis Remarks After Bath Question Incident
Willie Willis says he did not mean to disgrace his mother after a teacher asked how long since his bath. He quips about not being able to wash all over at once, reflecting a framed moment in a local school setting.
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Mamma
Concord Club appoints committees for year in Marion
The Concord club executive committee met at the W. B. Sebern home to name committees for March through February. Refreshments for each three month period were assigned to listed members and a program committee was formed with names for each quarter. Various social, club, and community notices follow, including member visits, meetings, and upcoming events across Marion.
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Concord Club
W. B. Sebern
Clifton Hawks
Carol Roberts
Roscoe Blinks
Carl Secrist
Harold Scott
Carl White
James Fernow
Co. L. Fernow
W. H. Gibson
Perry Walkup
Hugh Gordon
A. J. Taube
Fred McShane
Clyde Kearns
Harley Erwin
A. B Black
William Ambdenstock
W. B Sebern
Leslie Dunn
Jane Robson
R. N. Fitzgerald
Ralph Fitzgerald
C. L. Fernow
Clifton Hawk
A J. Taube
Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Surprise at Scott Home
Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Scott were honored with a Sunday afternoon surprise at the Scott home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott for their thirtieth anniversary. Gifts were given by A. J Taube and refreshments served. Many friends from Marion Mount Vernon Springville West Liberty and nearby attended.
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Claude C. Scott
Harold Scott
A. J Taube
Robert Lacock
Tipton
Roy Lacock
Milo Lacock
John Lacock
Irvin Lacock
Mount Vernon
Harve Lacock
Rena Boxwell
Springville
Carl Templeman
West Liberty
C. E. Blinks
L. c. Adams
J. B. Emmons
C. Schultz
P. O. Michel
A. J. Taube
C. L. Fernow
W. H. Gibbson
Carl Wiley
Harley Erwin
R. N. Fitzgerald
Florence Scott
Mark Scott
Owen Fernow
J. J. Albaugh
Marion
W. H. Gibson
Birthday Celebration Honors Ross Edwards With Games
Mrs E E Edwards entertained a group of local youths for Ross Edwards fifteenth birthday featuring guessing contests and dancing. Elaine Barger and Wallace Oldfather won first prizes in banco while Gladys Brenneman and Dale Loue captured consolation prizes. Attendees included Elaine Barger Gladys Brenneman Ornette Reinheimer Lois Lockwood Betty Hense Wini fred Newlin Dick Derflinger Wallace Oldfather Junior Arp Ross Edwards Allen Edwards and Dale Loue. Refreshments were served.
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E. E. Edwards
Ross
Banco
Elaine Barger
Wallace Oldfather
Gladys Brenneman
Dale Loue
Ornette Reinheimer
Lois Lockwood
Betty Hense
Winifred Newlin
Dick Derflinger
Junior Arp
Ross Edwards
Allen Edwards
Banks in Indiana Ohio Limit Withdrawals Amid Banking Turmoil
Indiana banks restrict withdrawals to 5 percent of deposits as Detroit banks backed by Henry Ford begin new operations. Ohio banks in Cleveland Akron and Dayton cap withdrawals while Maryland governor discusses emergency banking measures to shield banks and the public. Governor Ritchie seeks citizen input on proposed legislation.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Ritchie
Maryland
Indianapolis
Illinois Mine Union Ends Long Labor Conflict
In Springfield, John L. Lewis announced the United Mine Workers of America will assume direction of Illinois district activities after a unanimous district vote. The move ends a bitter clash between the Illinois district and its international officers and follows guerrilla warfare with the Progressive Miners of America over state coal mine control.
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Springfield
Ill
America
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Coal
International Union
Ilinois
United Mine Workers
Progressive Miners of America
Volunteers Hunt Denver Kidnappers
An army of 4 000 recruited from the American Legion political organizations service clubs and other units initiated an intensive search for clues in the kidnapping of Charles Boettcher II.
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Denver
American Legion
Charles Boettcher II
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