Hog Market Mixed As Big Packers Dominate Trade
AP reports limited hog trading with 11 000 head on the week and 10 500 sent directly to large packers. Prices show a practical top around 8 50 with some hogs at 8 65, cattle and sheep holding steady while receipts vary across St Paul Sioux City Omaha and Des Moines markets. Virginia rail mileage noted at end.
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Chicago
Dept. Agriculturen
Shippers
ST_ PAULS
ST Paul
S. Cent
Sioux City
Api—Ius. Dent
Towa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Osseco
Wilson & CO
Dial
Wilson's
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Wheat and Produce Prices
Grain prices list Wheat No 1 91¢ No 2 88¢ Oats new 28 to 2c Rye new No 2 55c Barley new No 2 15c Corn new shelled No 4 76c Soybeans new No 2 yellow 8c Hay and straw baled tame way 12.00 baled straw 5.08 Produce butterfat 35c No 1 cream 44c No 2 cream 32c Hens over 5 lbs 18c 4 to 1 lbs 16c under 4 lbs Springs over 5 lbs 20c 4 to 1 lbs 18c Leghorn springs 15c Ducks No 1 white over 5 lbs 1c under 5 lbs 11c Geese No 1 full feathered fat 12c No 2 geese 0c Gas Henneries 2b No 19c No Ce Whole fruit vegetables Lemons 6.00 6.75 Oranges 2.75 4 2.90 Grapefruit Texas 2.25 2.65 Apples Jonathon 1.50 Celery 2.90 crate Lettuce 3.00 Sweet potatoes 1.25 hamp Bananas 3 44 Sc Cranberries 2.50 at bbl Grapelees tas onions 1.50 1 73 Potatoes Cobblers 1.30 1.65 Idaho No 1 1.65 Hide Market No 1 cured beef hides 6 4c No 2 cured beef hides Stocklp 5 No 1 horse 2.23 No 2 horse 1.78 Pony and glue hides half price.
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LLC
Texas
Idaho
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. R Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Eh Win
Winnipeg Wheat
Local Hog Market Holds Steady to Weaker
Local hog prices show stability at times with many grades down five to ten cents. lighter, good hogs under 250 pounds largely unchanged while other grades slip. Wilson & Co Hog Market lists varied bids for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep, noting declines in poultry and eggs as well.
Wheat firms after erratic wavering in both directions
Wheat futures firmed toward the end of the Chicago session after moving erratically around prior close. May wheat at 97 3/4 cents, corn mixed to higher, oats higher, with light trade and rallies on gains at Winnipeg. export business small and demand uneven. Cash quotes show No. 3 mixed corn 59 3/4 to 61 1/2 cents, wheat varied, oats 35 1/4 to 36 1/4 cents. soybeans 94 cents for No. 3 yellow.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
Liverpool
Chicago Produce Markets Report Dense with Price Moves
Live poultry receipts across three trucks with steady prices while dressed poultry remains unchanged. Egg and butter receipts show large volumes with mixed pricing. state reports include Idaho russet prices and New York egg figures.
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Chicago
S S. Dept. Agricultures
U. S
Idaho
Michigan
Florida
Bules
U S
Foreign exchange and commodity notes from New York and Boston
European currencies showed a mild rally against the dollar with varied noon rates for Britain France Italy and others. The Boston Bax ton wool market reported very light volume with steady to firm prices for western grown wools and quiet fleeces. Crude rubber futures closed unchanged in New York with modest losses across the board and spot prices around 14.37 for smoked ribbed.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ducosinvia
Austria
Hungary
Houmania
Brazil
Free
Tokio
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Mexico City
Montreal
Boston
API
US Dept. Agricultures
Baxton
United
Bond Market Gains Spur Broad Strength Across Corporates
In New York, secondary bonds including Erie and Baltimore and Ohio rose on renewed buying as spring outlook improves. Gains of fractions to over a point appeared across several issues, while U S government issues lagged behind the corporate list. notable gains included Baltimore and Ohio convertible 4 4s St Paul 5s and Erie 5s of 1975 with investors hopeful for wider business improvement.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Erie
Baltimore
Ohio
United States
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Paul
Alleghany
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Cold Wave Grips Central U.S. From Rockies to Appalachians
A broad cold snap covered the central United States from the Rocky Mountains to the Appalachians. Forecaster J R Lloyd said sub normal temperatures extended south to the Gulf of Mexico with Bemidji Minnesota recording 30 degrees below zero. He forecast warmer weather Sunday in the Midwest but no relief for the East.
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Chicago
United States
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
U. S
J. R. Lloyd
Gulf of Mexico
Middlewest
Bemidji
Minn
Huron
S. C
Duluth
Minneapolis
Cairo, Il
Mobile
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Ind
Minnesota
Dakotas
Lloyd
Iowa-Missouri
Governor Grants St. Louis Pair Reprieve In Insurance Slaying
Springfield AP Governor Horner stayed the executions of Marie Porter and Angelo Ralph Giancola until January 21 to allow the state pardon board to review petitions. The pair, held at Menard penitentiary, were to be executed for the wedding day insurance killing of Ralph Kappen near Belleville.
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Springfield
Ill
Horner
Marie Porter
Angelo Ralph Giancola
St. Louis
State Pardon Board
Menard Penitentiary
Porter
Giancola
Ralph Kappen
Belleville
Chrysler Plant To Reopen Tuesday After Holiday Shutdown
The Chrysler Corporation announced that its automobile plant will reopen Tuesday, resuming work for about 55,000 employees who were idled when the holiday shutdown began December 23.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Stock Leaders Move Over To Recovery Side
Stock market leaders shifted to the recovery side with industrials rising 1 to 3+ points. Motors led the comeback as Chrysler and General Motors gained favor along with stee ls coppers and various specialties. Rail shares strengthened late as traders awaited Jackson Day speeches and government aid signals.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Westinghouse
General Electric
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
New York Central
Great Northern
Chesapeake and Ohio
J. C. Penney
Newport Industries
Johns Manville
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
International Harvester
Loew's
Commercial
Wall Street Quotes From Adams Express to Swift Co
Saturday stock quotations show mixed movements across banks rail and industrials led by Adams Express and International Nickel. Notable names include Kennecott, Allied Chem, American Can, U S Steel, General Motors, Ford, Standard Oil and Sears Roebuck with varied gains and losses across exchanges.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Amvin Rad
Amn
Amn Steel Fays
McCrory
Amn Sis
McKesson
McLellan
Marshall Fid
Amn Wat
Miami Copper
Amn Woolen
Natl Bellas
Baldwin Loco
Natl Biscuit
Balto Ohio
Cash Realita Barber Co
Boeing Atrp
Nor Pac
Bohn Alum
North Amn Co
Borden Co Lf
Nor Amn Avi
Borg Warner
Ohio Oil
Briggs
Otis Steel
Bucyrus Erie
Ata Packard
Paramount
4Th Park Utah Ba Burroughside
Patino Mines
Cal
Penick Ford
Cal Z. L
Penna
Camp Wyant
Penney
Canada Dry
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Oi
Procter Gamble
Celanese
Cerro de Pasco
Pullman Co
Ches and Ohio
Radio Corp
Ches Corp
Radio Kelth
Chgo Gt
Rem Rand
Cm Spp
Rep Motors
Cheo NW
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob DB
Coca Cola
Schenley
Coca_ Cols
Seaboard Oil
Skelly
Consol Oil
Motors
Sperry Corp
Conti Oil
Coty Inc
Crucible Steel
Cub Amasua
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss
Aalta
Stone “Webster
Deere
M Wi Studebaker
Wye
A Tex Corpa
Douglas Afr
Tee Eure & Ae du Pont de
Eastern RM
Thompson
Eastman
Elec Autolite
Timken Rob
Elec Boat
Trans-America
Elec
T C Fox Film
Elec Bond
Union Carbide
Erie
Union Pac
Fisk
Uni
Ford England
Giant Air Lines
Freeport
Tex
Uni Corpa
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Elcefie Uni Gas Imp
Gen Foods
Gen Gas
Gen Motors
U S Pipe
Gillette SR
U S Rubber
Gimbel Bros
US Realty
Gldden Co
US Steel
Goebel Brew
Howe Sound
Wson & Co
Hudson. Motors Woolworth
Hupp Motors
Ilis Central
Yinston_S & T
Indus Rayon
Zenith Radio Bi Inspiration
Zonite Prods
Chicago
Dexter Co
Autopie
Hshold
Bergh
Heileman
Buter Heros
Mar Field
Cherry
Mid-West Corp
Chicago Corp
Quaker
Edison
Swift & Co
Cons Biscuit
Swift
Cord Corp
Walereen
Countess of Covadonga Granted Mutual Divorce in Havana
In Havana a mutual consent divorce was granted Saturday to the Countess of Covadonga formerly Marta Rocafort. The count, once heir to the Spanish throne and now ill, was represented in court by an attorney.
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Havana
INS
Covadonga
Marta Rocafort
Night sessions may delay filibuster on anti lynching bill
Senators vow speeches can prolong the filibuster indefinitely as Majority Leader Barkley hints at night sessions. Senator Borah argues the measure unconstitutional while condemning racial discrimination in federal actions. the debate centers on federal prosecution of mob violence amid a sparsely scheduled Senate agenda.
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Washington
Barkley
Kentucky
Borah
Idaho
Mitchell
Congress
Senate
Deaths Emerge From Cedar Rapids Area Obituaries
Barbara Kolda 86 widow of Anton Kolda dies at her daughter’s Luzerne home after a five week illness. Born in Prague she lived in Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Mason City and Luzerne. Surviving: two sons, seven teens grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at Barta chapel with burial Oak Hill cemetery. Mary Frances Gillgrass widow of Joseph Gillgrass dies at her daughter’s home in Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Surviving: three sons, four brothers and nineteen grandchildren. Burial in Mystic with services Sunday.
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Barbara Kolda
Anton Kolda
Cedar Rapids
Paul Kantor
Luzerne
Prague
Bohemia
Davenport
H. C. Clark
Kantor
Wesley Kolda
Mason City
Edward Nolan
Tottie Stoddard
Chicago
Mary Frances Gillgrass
Joseph Gillgrass
Ralph Shelton
Gillgrass
Macon County
Missouri
Ben Perrin
Kaiseyville
Perrin
Christian Church
Centerville
Iowa
Shelton
Henry Perrin
Whitman, Neb
Roy
Conald Perrin
Jackson
Luther
James
Lean
Anna Phillips
Mystic
Jerry J. Hruska Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for Jerry J. Hruska are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with Rev. Charles F. Edwards officiating. Floyd Philbrick to lead Elk services. Burial at Bohemian National Cemetery. Pallbearers named: Anton Cervenka Wes Zalesky Wes Benesh Lindley J. Coon Oscar A. Anderson Byron A. Barlow. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. at the chapel.
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Jerry Hruska
Jerry J. Hruska
Turner Chapel
Charles F. Edwards
Floyd Philbrick
Elks
Bohemian National Cemetery
Anton Cervenka
Wes Zalesky
Wes Benesh
Lindley J. Coon
Oscar A. Anderson
Byron A. Barlow
Peru Nominates Hull for Nobel Peace Prize
The Peruvian foreign affairs ministry announced Friday night it had nominated Secretary of State Cordell Hull for the Nobel Peace Prize. Hull, a longtime U.S. diplomat, was named as Peru’s candidate in a formal government démarche.
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Lima
Peru
Foreign Affairs Ministry
Cordell Hull
Marriage licenses issued in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns
A list of marriage licenses granted including Frank Vernon King and Ellen Pearl Webrand of Cedar Rapids, Joseph F. Sedlacek Jr. and Myrtle Irene Westcott of Mount Vernon, William A. Miller and Mary Rita LaVelle of Cedar Rapids, Harold Albert Beauchat and Anna Marie Hill of Oelwein, Mearl W. McDaniel of Cedar Rapids and Mildred Shaffar of Waterloo, Donald Arthur Curran of Cedar Rapids and Ella Teggatt of Marengo, Alvin L. Prucha and Evelyn R. Christie of Cedar Rapids, Herman P. Michel of Cedar Rapids and Luella M. Jacobsen of Vinton, Bernard J. Crowley and Violet Holub of Monticello.
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Frank Vernon King
Ellen Pearl Webrand
Cedar Rapids
Joseph F. Sedlacek, Jr
La‘moille
Myrtle Irene Westcott
Mount Vernon
William A. Miller
Iowa City
Mary Rita LaVelle
Harold Albert Beauchat
Anna Marie Hill
Oelwein
Mearl W. McDaniel
Mildred Shaffar
Waterloo
Donald Arthur Curran
Ella Teggatt
Marengo
Alvin L. Prucha
Evelyn R. Christie
Herman P. Michel
Luella M. Jacobsen
Vinton
Bernard J. Crowley
Violet Holub
Monticello
Marion Lodge Installs Officers in Small Public Ceremony
About 100 Masons and wives attend Marion lodge No. 6 installation. Officers installed include H. R. Livingston as worshipful master and Raymond Stanton senior warden. Irvin L. Ford receives past master's jewel from I. V. Brockman as Ford is named 1937 worshipful master. The event includes remarks by Rev. James Gable and a refreshment service.
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Marion Lodge No. 6
A. F
A. M
H. R. Livingston
Raymond Stanton
Paul Vore
Emery J. Miller
R. E. Leidigh
Kenneth Murdoch
S. A. Fontaine
E. T. Brockman
Lee Voorhies
Ware Lake
Ryler
Irvin L. Ford
P. C. Lassen
F. G. Holsinger
I. V. Brockman
Ford
James Gable
West Branch
P. T. A. Plans Discussed At Friday Meeting
Executive committee of the P. T. A. met at the library with about thirty room mothers to discuss the coming year. Mrs. Harold Peck and Mrs. R. J. Williams spoke and Rev. Irving E. Wade announced a Red Cross first aid class joining about a dozen room mothers. Next meeting set for Jan 13 at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln auditorium.
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Library
Harold Peck
R. J. Williams
Irving E. Wade
Red Cross
Lincoln Auditorium
Marion Legion Banquet To Honor Past Commanders
The Marion Post No. 298 American Legion will stage a banquet and program on January 28 with State Commander James I. Dolliver and Mrs. Mary Northrop state Auxiliary president as guest speakers. A dinner precedes the program and past commanders will be honored with presentation of past commander buttons.
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Marion Post
American Legion
James I. Dolliver
Mary Northrop
Buttons
Fidelis circle meets at Grassfield home Friday
Fidelis circle members gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. William Grassfield home. Mrs. Lee Fitzgerald led devotion with Psalm Fifteen and an article by Dr. Joseph Fort Newton. Nine members attended and plan the next meeting with Mrs. A. R. McElwain on January 12.
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Fidelis Circle
King’s Daughters
William Grassfield
Lee Fitzgerald
Joseph Fort Newton
A. R. McElwain
Church schedules follow many denominations in Marion
Local faith listings show services across Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran and Seventh Day Church of God. Readings include sermons on family life and gods power, communion Sunday, and midweek prayer and study with varied worship times and Sunday school at 9:30 to 10:00.
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L. W. Inman
Irving E. Wade
Walter H. Staves
Cedar Rapids
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Gough
A. E. Crew
Oxford Club
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
H. M. Thomas
Universal
Charge Three With Murder In Blast Fatal To Children
In Elizabethton Tennessee three men White Crave Tollett and Lee Walker all of Pikeville were charged with murder after a dynamite blast killed three children and badly hurt their mother at a home near here. The sheriff said five men and a woman remained held for investigation and linked the blast to a 1936 slaying involving Harmon Gouge whose trial is set next month.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
J. M. Moreland
Here
White
Crave Tollett
Brothers
Lee Walker
Pikeville
Arnold Tollett
Harmon Gouge
Williams Marcum Gets Life For Boy Kidnapping
Williams C. Marcum a 30 year old unemployed Newcastle carpenter pled guilty to the Christmas Eve kidnapping of three year old John Bryan and was sentenced to life imprisonment in the state prison. His plea may have spared him the electric chair since kidnapping carries a death penalty in Indiana and the $3800 ransom was not collected.
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Richmond
Ind
Williams C. Marcum
Newcastle
John Bryan
Marcum
Indiana
Flyer Dies In Bomb Practice Crash
Lieutenant Paul D. Bunker age 28 of Los Angeles was killed in Honolulu during bombing practice when a released bomb exploded near the plane. Three other crew members perished as the craft exploded and Bunker, attempting to parachute, was caught in the falling aircraft.
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Honolulu
INS
Paul D. Bunker
Los Angeles
Army Flyer
Bunker
Partly Frozen Body Of Rural Mail Carrier In Chelsea
The partly frozen body of Frank P. McNall, 60, a rural mail carrier, was found in his Chelsea yard at 8 a.m. Saturday. Coroner A Havlick had not yet ruled the cause of death, noting a broken arm. It is believed he drove home late at night and fell while walking to the house. his hands face and feet were frozen. A neighbor noticed a light in the house during the night and morning. his daughter had been visiting, and his wife is deceased.
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the Gazette
Chelsea
Frank P. McNall
A. Havlck
MecNall
McNall
Elkader Jaysees Slip Past Maquoketa in Tight Tilt
Elkader Jaysees edged Maquoketa 33 to 31 led by Reuben Muceller with six field goals half from midcourt in a defensive, close contest. Maquoketa’s Jones and Scheib top-scored with four each, as Elkader also beat Postville 24 to 17 in a separate non conference game on the same night.
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Gazette
Elkader
Reuben Muceller
Elkader Jaysees
Maquoketa
Jones and Scheib
Elkader High School
Cagers
Postville
Warriors
Bente
Sebastian
Oelwein Huskies Rout Manchester 48 to 14 in Cage Game
Oelwein high beat Manchester 48 to 14 as Captain Hidinger and Van Camp scored 14 each with five field goals and four free throws. Snyder and Bechelli led Manchester with five points each. Free throws favored Oelwein 16 of 19 to 8 of 16. A preliminary Manchester junior high win 28 to 16.
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Manchester
Oelwein High
Huskies
Manchester High
Hidinger
van Camp
Snyder
Bechelli
Manhawks
Manchester Junior High
Decorah and Waukon Split Two Basketball Games
Decorah defeated Waukon 32 to 13 in the main game as Bernatz led Decorah with 17 points and Jacobson added 6. Bray led Waukon with 1 field goal and 4 free throws. In the opener Waukon beat Decorah seconds 25 to ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Decorah
Waukon
Bernatz
Jacobson
Bray
Gakodnee Decorah
Decorah Garage Fire Causes Three Thousand Damages
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the Monson garage owned by B. M. Graham on Saturday morning. Auto parts stock suffered about 1500 in damage and the building sustained 800 in damage for a total around 2300.
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Decorah
Monson
B. M. Graham
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