Federal Buying Boosts Hogs at Major Markets
The government market intervention drove hog prices to week highs at Union Stockyards Chicago with top bids around 275 and average around 345. Receipts across five key markets reached 51,300 led by Chicago’s 35,000 with notable gains for light steers and yearlings and sustained activity in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East Buffalo markets.
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Chicago
Union
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Butchers
East St. Louis
Iowa
Des Moines
Southern
Minnesota
Good Packers
Grain Trade Nervous as Markets Open Mixed Waists
Chicago traders held a cautious stance awaiting money market settlement and the grain exchange code. Wheat rose about a cent while corn and oats gained fractions, with activity described as small and largely driven by professionals amid drought news and local demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Local Hog Prices Rise Across All Grades
Hog prices on the local market moved upward Friday with all grades up 15 cents. Prime hogs ranged 170-260 pounds at 290 and packer tops up to 225, with liberal premiums paid based on quality and condition. Calf market notes and sheep market details follow with spring lambs 70-80 pounds at around 6 to 7 dollars.
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Sinclair
Yan
Ag Cood
Ong
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Farm Goods
Mixed listings show grain prices and farm produce in Cedar Rapids. Includes Wheat 75c Oats JB Rye die Barley 40c Corn curb 37 39¢ mil Ive hay prices 7 00 Wild hay 5 00 Baled straw 5 00 and various live stock values such as Heavy hens 4 lbs up and Leghorn hens 6 éc Old roosters 46 5¢ plus other farm items and wholesale fruits.
Wall St Stocks Tumble Then Rally Amid Mixed Sector Moves
Irregularity waned as stocks rallied Friday with fractionally lower losses erased by gains in several specialties. U S Steel American Telephone and U S Smelting held steady while Electric Auto-Lite Goodyear Nash and Liggett and Myers B posted sizable advances as about 2 300 000 shares changed hands.
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U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
U. S
Liggett and Myers B
Goodyear
United Aircraft
Nash
France
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
American Tobacco B
Reynolds B
Allied Chemical
Moto Meter
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Case
International Harvester
Motors
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Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
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J. B Sennett & Co
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Ainsay Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Tel & Fel
Cnem
Jonas Manville
Ailis Chalmers
Kans City
Amerada Corp
Kayser
Julius
Ann
Can
Kelly
Am Car & Fely
Keig Wator
Kennecott
Mec&Kresport
Loews. Inc
Te & Tel
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Marshal Fla. Ty
Wat Arks
Mathieson Pak
Masta Mfr
Ark
Miami
Pac
Atchison TS F Gat
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Auburn Auto
Motor Wheel
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Nash Motors
Be Cma Bare
Harp
Nath Cash Ree
Teatree Cry
Deere Prod
Natl Districs
Te Best & Co
Beth Steele
Owens I
Canada
Otis Steel
Packard
Ain Sant Bato Mines
Cerro de Pasco
Briel
Orore
Jan Penney
Philips Pet
Pillsbury
Procter Gambrel
Chao
Putman Co
Crvles & Puet
Pein Keath
Nyse
Rem Rand
Col
Bern
Coren
Cnoen
Envy
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de Creim
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Stee Warter
Webster
Tebe
Agama
Ruther
Ofatt
Wen & Coo
Tagan Wana
Chicago
Madan Corp
Byatt
Heemann
Cel & Gypsum
Roosevelt to Address Nation on Birthday Celebration
President Roosevelt prepared a national radio address to mark his 52nd birthday and to thank supporters. The White House noted plans for a broad speech highlighting wartime morale and infantile paralysis charity efforts as part of the celebration.
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Washington
Roeeve
White House
Mr Roosevelts
Bethday
Osudferrs
Beney
Ada
Senate approves barley content beer bill in 66 2 3 percent rule
The state senate passed the Irwin measure prohibiting beer with less than 66 2 3 percent barley after July 1 1934. Sponsor Senator Hoot Irwin of Clinton said the goal is to boost barley demand, urged by local farmers, and the date was moved from March 1 to permit disposal of deer stock that might fail the standard.
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State Senate
Irwin
Hoot Irwin
Clinton
Ins
Wisconsin
Venters
Radio Schedule Highlights From a Busy Broadcast Day
A dense listing details multiple radio programs and orchestras across networks NBC CBS WJZ WMAQ WABC WBBM WMT and others. It names performers like Kincaid, Helen and Mary, Nass family, Mildred Bailey, Guy Lombardo and Paul Whiteman, plus orchestras and venues with assorted time slots from 8:00 to 11:30 PM and into the next day.
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NBC
WJZ
Sorey Orch
CBS
WABC
WMT
Riis—Landt
NDC
WEAP
Kels and Nunn
Bradley Kincaid
Weaf Wow
Wife Saver
Skip, Step and
Happiana
Mason Orch
WBBM
WEAF
Helen and Mary
Galaxy of Stars
WMA
Weaf Woc
Prince of Wales Social Service
Democracy
Metropolitan Opera
Ann Leaf
Cleveland Symphony
Wcco
Pancho Arch
WABM
Chicago
Rhumba Orch
KMOX
John Herrick
WIZ Kyw
Jack
Loretta Clemens
Weaf Chain
Olsen Orch
Weap Wow Kyw
Wdj2
WMAQ
WSM
Hollywood
Fostow Symphony
Weaf Kyw
Lambert and Ullipat
Stokowski Symphony
Buchsorch
WLW
Hee Orch
NBCL
Koil Wren
Kaltenborn
Guy Lombardo
One_ man’s family
Paul Whiteman
WJZ Kyw
ROSL
Ted Fiorita
Hollywood Stars
Denny Orch
Gray Orch
Weap Chain
Stern Orch
KYW
Lyman Orch
Japan to Protest Mussolini Article Over Far East
Japanese Ambassador Hajime Matsushima will deliver a verbal protest to Premier Mussolini on Saturday in Rome. Tokyo also objects to Marquis Giacomo Medici del Vascello’s speech in the chamber of deputies. The protest marks a rare formal action amid fascist press campaigns against Japan's economic moves.
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Rome
Mussolini
Il Duce
Far East
Hajime Matsushima
Giacomo Medici del Vascello
Chamber of Deputies
Matsushima
Tokio
Schall Attacks NRA with Colorful Acronyms in Debate
Senator Schall labels the NRA the National Racketeering Act and the National Ruin Act during debate on the administration gold revaluation bill. He accuses the government of endless experiments harming farmers as the NRA is cited as a poisonous fungus-like policy.
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Washington
NRA
Schall RJ Minn
Government Bonds Oversubscribed Nearly 5 Times
Secretary Morgenthau announced that the governments billion dollar security issue was oversubscribed nearly five times. Subscriptions for 500 million of Treasury notes at 2 percent exceeded 1.75 billion, while 500 million of 1 3/4 percent certificates drew about 1.35 billion. The combined demand neared half of the 10 billion borrowing plan. Notes up to 10 thousand were allotted in full. others at 14 percent, certificates at 38 percent. Final details to follow from Federal Reserve Banks.
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Washington
Seeercetary Morgenthau
Treasury
Morgenthau
Federal Reserve Banks
Roosevelt Thrives on Strenuous Life and Night Work
President Roosevelt is reported by White House doctors to be in excellent physical condition after a year of demanding duties. Daily swimming in the White House pool and calisthenics are credited, along with late-night conferences and official functions, for his stamina. The president, who enjoys music, continues to endure a rigorous schedule while maintaining a buoyant temperament.
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Roosevelt
Priday
Dempsey
White House
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Ross MelIntire
Naval Hospital
THE
Gazette
He Insurance Companies
Bests
Cedar Rapids
Benton, Jones
Own
Keokuk
Clayton
East Towa
Hovine Cedar Rauids
Cedar County
R. Besser Rawleich
Third Ave
Cedar
Studebaker
Kadlee Bros
Business Cards EXP Executive Perciseal 21st Century Incident
Fragmentary text mentions an executive, cashier, and last employer with unclear actions. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are present. Unable to determine concrete facts for a full card teaser.
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Dial
Commodity Exchange Control Included in Securities Bill
Secretary Wallace said a measure regulating commodity exchanges is drafted for inclusion in a general omnibus bill to oversee stock exchanges. The commodities section is drawn by the committee headed by Secretary Roper and reported to President Roosevelt. The president wants action on stock exchange legislation this session and may amend the Securities Act without weakening it.
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Washington
Wallace
Roper
Roosevelt
Suit for Insurance on Modern Enoch Arden Dismissed
James Z. Robertson known as John Walter Maxwell won a dismissal for the government in a case where his former wife Nora Demarce sought war risk insurance claiming he was dead. Maxwell disputed the death presumption, having vanished in 1919 after discharge and later found through Navy fingerprint records.
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Oklahoma City
James Z. Robertson
Enoch Arden
Nora V. Demarce
Robertson
Will Beardslee
John Walter Maxwell
US N
Maxwell
Army
Navy
Lost items notice at McLellan's dollar store
A green stay coin purse with a sum of money is missing in McLellan's dollar store. Reward offered. Also reported is a lost gray Persian cat with white markings named Childs with a large brown and white terrier named Fido missing. contact 2-0569 or 2-2707.
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Pere
McLellan’s Dollar Store
Monty
Childs
Fido
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