Prices of Hogs Hold Steady as Demand Outpaces Receipts
At Chicago and other markets, hog demand remained strong with prices holding near steady levels despite heavy receipts. The five market receipts totaled about 12,050, led by Chicago with 9,000. top hogs around $6.00 and average prices near $5.25, while light and mixed lots showed varied bidding across regions. Cattle and sheep readings showed varied activity with steady to lower bids in some centers.
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Hera
Fea
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AIS Lottes Pier
SAN Choice
Hinds
Imbels
East St Lews
FED West N Lambs
Grain Prices Rally From Early Dip on Chicago Board
Reports of solid cash demand for rye and wheat lift grain prices after a weak opening on Wednesday. Wheat futures end modestly mixed while corn and oats hold a narrow range amid steady cash trade and futures buying. May rye gains supported by cash interests.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Gulf
Washington
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Report Summary
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat No 2 hard and corn No 2 mixed types trading at various prices. The noisy OCR lists bid offers and sample prices across multiple grades with references to AR and AV states and regional notes.
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Chicago
Wall St. Stocks end mixed amid speculative sentiment
Wall Street's trading was active with gains up to about 3 points in late sessions as several leaders such as U S Steel and General Motors moved higher. Transfers reached about 2.9 million shares while investors weighed the government fiscal program and dollar stabilization.
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U. S. Steel
American Telephone
General Motors
Case
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Union Pacific
Western Union and Armour of Illinois
Wall Street
Iist
Celanese
Armour
U 5S
Industrial Alcohol
American Commercial Alcohol
Western Union
Allied Chemical
Chrysler
American Can
Consolidated Gas
du Pont
Johns- Manville
Santa Fe
National Distillers
International Harvester
Commercial Solvents
N. Y. Central
Prime hog market slips with slight prime grade drop
Local market reports show prime hogs easing by five cents in prime grades with the top price down to 285. Packers hold steady with a two dollar ton increase noted in calf market details.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A miscellaneous Cedar Rapids listing catalogs varied prices for grain fruit and vegetables. Items include corn oats hay hens and roasters with prices ranging from under one dollar to several dollars per unit and multiple entries for produce baskets and fruits.
Bond Markets NIW VORA MOND RATE W Nye Veet Ar The
Fragmentary OCR note mentions bond markets and government wires. It references appeals, dates, and voting or voter actions. Names and precise details are unclear but imply a legal or financial proceeding with dates and approvals.
Fourth largest diamond found on South African farm
A lawless reported 726 carat white diamond was discovered on a farm near Fandfanten in Pochoria, Capetown area. The gem, believed to be the world’s fourth largest, was found on a Wednesday.
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Capetown
South Africa
Fandfanten
Pochoria
Arbiters Set Chicago Milk Price at 1.89
An arbitration board fixed Chicago milk prices after a strike, setting fluid milk at 1.85 per hundred pounds and butterfat based milk at 1.07 1 2 for processing. They urged federal cooperation for enforcement and pledged the new price take effect immediately with distributors signing to comply.
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Edward J Kelly
Pure Milk Association
Ask Federal Co-operation
Victor A Christeau
Washington
Hitler Decree Ends Freedom of Employes
A Nazi labor decree places workers under unquestioning obedience to employers with state support. It bans strikes and collective bargaining, abolishes workmen's councils, and sets disputes to employer initiative, overseen by a special court of honor. Also, Prussian lodges and affiliates of three main Masonic bodies were dissolved by Hermann Goering.
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Adolf Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Workmen's Council For
Franz Seldte
Court of Honor
Senate Groups Will Favor Beer, Wine For Restaurants
PFS MOVIES AP report outlines Senate control committee actions to allow hotels and restaurants to sell light wines and beer. The bill, passed by the House, faces hearings with changes including permit fee cut to one dollar and higher fine commission salaries. The committee also backs Framer proposal limiting vineyard wine sales and sets a four year salary for new commissioners.
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Fint’ Commission
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Miserton
Towa
Tammany Rule Snatched From Veteran Chiefs
New York AP reports Tammany Hall fractured as district leaders revolt over Curry and McCooey. Flynn and McGinley victory spreads panic among Curry loyalists. Augusts F. Pierce dies after shock in alderman chamber. National party pressure fuels Manhattan reform efforts and internal rivalries.
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John F. Curry
Brooklyn
John McCooey
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McCooey
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
James A. Farley
Flynn
John S. McGinley
Augustus F. Pierce
Curry
National Democratic Party
Democratic-Recovery Organization of
Manhattan
Joseph V. McKee
Farley
James Hines
Edward H. Ahearn
Alfred E. Smith
Gold rush at Cedar Rapids banks as $10000 in gold turned in
Crowds from many walks of life brought coins and gold certificates to local Cedar Rapids banks as Treasury rules shifted to collection only. About $10000 had entered by noon on Wednesday, with some donors surrendering heirloom pieces and wedding gifts.
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Secretary of the United States Treasury
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Reformatory Guard Files Bankruptcy Petition
John Andrew Shock, a guard at the state reformatory in Anamosa, filed a federal bankruptcy petition in which he reported debts of 1857 and assets of 860 subject to exemption. Cafeteria supper listed at Central Park church. An intoxication case in police court involved Bob Nabben and Bernell Dress, both 28, of Monticello and Olin, fined 25 and costs after a Tuesday incident on Eighth Avenue over truck driving. Dress changed plea from not guilty to guilty on disturbing the peace after police warned of higher charges.
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Anamosa
Bob Nabben
Bernell A Dress
Monticello
Deane Sarby
Olin
Eighth Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Dress
Larby
Cedar Rapids
Sarby
Model Liquor Bill Passes Senate without Record Vote
The model liquor licensing act for the nation’s capital, permitting private sales, passed the Senate with no recorded vote after about two hours of debate.
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Washington
Marion Club Proposes CWA Athletic Field Project
Marion Service club discussed building a school and municipal athletic field as a Civil Works Administration project. A committee will study the plan and report at a special meeting invites all interested to attend. Hostess Mrs. Lows Ross hosted Klatter Klub with twelve guests including Mrs. Ray Valentin, Mrs. Charles Duster, and Mrs. William Valentine of Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
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Marguerite Sutherland
America
H. O. Allen
Mary Ellen Chase
Ed Sigfred
L. C. Dow
Ametgo Club
Karl Kendall
House Debates Iowa Road Bond Refinancing Bill
Iowa House debated a Senate bill to refinance 95 million dollars of county primary road bonds. The report to indefinitely postpone was defeated 42 to 62. the bill advanced as a special order for Friday after 66 to 40 votes, despite a 38 to 62 move to re refer.
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Mamoulian Denies He And Greta Were Married
Greta Garbo and Rouben Mamoulian returned home after rumors they were eloping. Mamoulian said definitively they were not married and their separate itineraries supported the denial.
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Hollywood
Greta Garbo
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Deaths of Civil War veteran and widow in Iowa notices
David Sherwood Hulburt 90 former Cedar Rapids area resident and Civil War veteran died January 14 in Athbey South Carolina. Born April 30 1843 in New York he moved to Wisconsin and served in the Thirteenth Wisconsin Infantry. He followed missionary work and later moved with his wife to South Dakota to join children on homesteads. Surviving are his widow three sons a daughter five grandchildren and a brother. Mrs Mary Louvar 75 widow of Frank Louvar died suddenly at her Shueyville home. Surviving are the children Jerome Frank Jr Joseph George Mrs Edward Beranek Mrs Joseph Krivanek and Mrs Frank Kloubec plus seventeen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Large Crowd Expected At Legion Stag Party
Marion post No 298 American Legion plans a stag party at Marion Country Club Thursday at 8 pm to cap its membership drive. R J Laird state adjutant will speak on Hospitalization and the Legion Four Point Program in Iowa. Dempsy Jones will lead eight entertainers. refreshments to follow.
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Widow of Former Sen Wallace Dies
LONG BEACH AP Mrs Flor ence C Wallace 85 widow of late Joseph Wallace longtime Iowa state senator died after a long illness. Survivors include daughter Mabel Wallace Huston a Los Angeles teacher and son Bruce G Wallace of Long Beach. Interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Park where Joseph Wallace is buried.
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Mabel Wallace Huston
Los Angeles
Bruce G Wallace
Forest Lake Memorial Park
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