Hogs irregular at Chicago top $9.40 up ten cents
Chicago hogs at the stockyards Friday were irregular with a top at $9.40, up 10 cents, from 8,000 of 14,700 reported including 3,500 directs. Other markets were strong as Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St Louis fed demand. Cattle and sheep markets showed general steady to firm tones, with small ups and downs across regions.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St Louis
East St Lous
East St. Louis
Bertie
Southwestern
Tom Weigdly
ST Paul
Kansas City
Reno
Omaha
Sr Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Local Hog Market Holds Steady Amid Top Grade Rise
Local hogs remain steady except top grade 180 220 lb category which rises five cents. Other markets unchanged. Cattle and calf sections show ranges for steers, heifers, and cows with values for various weights, up to 9.75 per hundred in some late-180s. Lambs and calves listed with prices, reflecting quality and weight.
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Sioux City
Tu. S. Dent
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Hoga
Waterloo
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Dept Aericultures
Ateady
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Market Prices Listing
Market roundup from Cedar Rapids shows prices for grains including wheat and corn, hay and straw, dairy products like butterfat and cream, poultry and fowl prices, wholesale fruits and vegetables with several item prices, and hides and horse prices. Includes numerous figures across grains, produce, meats, and byproducts.
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Texas
Wheat futures dip as favorable weather tempers hedging pressure
Chicago trading closes with wheat down in early trading but gains in the final hour erase losses, with July wheat near 4s higher and corn modestly up. Government crop estimates cut prior forecasts, while export sales show strength to the UK. traders await July 11 crop report and loan price policy.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trace
United States
Winnipeg
United Kingdom
Bond Market Notes Highlight Mixed Demand and Selective Gains
Bond markets showed selective strength Friday with activity favoring issues that had lagged in earlier dune moves. Utilities remained steady after upticks, while industrials held near recent highs on forecasted business recovery. government issues were steady but quiet amid thin trading.
Typhoon Moves Offshore After Wreaking Havoc in Japan
A typhoon that damaged areas of Japan moved out to sea Friday, with official totals showing 124 killed and eight missing. The storm left thousands homeless as authorities began rehabilitation efforts and a government home office tally updated casualty figures.
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Japan
Home Office
Wisconsin cheese quotas and market notes in Plymouth
Wisconsin cheese quotas for the week list various varieties with prices. Market updates from New York show raw sugar near 2.68 and refined wax at 4.50 for fine stamulated, with futures steady. Foreign exchange rates wobble with multiple world currencies marked. spot quotes are provided for numerous nations.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Exchange
Farmers’ Board
SIGAR
New York
Produce Markets Chicago Prices Steady in Mixed Receipts
Chicago market report shows eggs receipts 12.487 with unsettled prices, butter receipts 1,926,554 with creameries higher, live poultry receipts 49 trucks and hens steady, potatoes arrivals 153 on track, California White Rose stock dull, eggs in New York steady with mixed colors and higher butter scores.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock’ Springs
Arrivius
California
Arkansas
U. S
Oklahoma
Tela Cobbiers
Kansas
Emnerelly
Maine
New York
Browder Claims Communism Same As Americanism
Earl Browder secretary general of the Communist Party in America testified that party units exist in hospitals schools government buildings and relief stations but he denied any conspiracy to overthrow the government He said Soviet communism and Americanism are alike and American democracy grows stronger.
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New York
Earl Browder
Communist Party In America
Stocks Rally to Fresh Year Highs on Broad Market Advance
New York stocks surged Friday with gains across major groups led by utilities and heavy industry. Conspicuous firms included Consolidated Edison Electric Power and Light Public Service of New Jersey American Water Works Western Union Anaconda Cerro de Pasco American Smelting Phelps Dodge Santa Fe Pennsylvania Great Northern U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler Standard Oil of New Jersey Texas Corp U S Rubber Douglas Aircraft Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward American Can Westinghouse General Electric du Pont Allied Chemical Johns Manville Schenley National Distillers Union Carbide.
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New York
Consolidated Edison
Electric Power and Light
Public Service of N. J
American Water Works
Western Union
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
J. E. Bennet & Co
Jump
Muanngsr
Merchants National “Bank
Adams Express
Armour & Co Fa
Mont Ward
Hore Warner
Otis Steel
Briges Mile Packard
Bucyrus Erie
Paramount
Budd Mie Na Park
Bala Pittsbursh
Proctor Gamble
Cerra de Pasco
Pullman Co
Ches Corpzio
Corn’n
Cheo & NW
Keith
Chro RI& Pol Rem _ Rand
Chrysler Mtr
Reo Motors
Lory Rep. Steel
Coca Coln
Col Palmotive
Gol Gay & Elee
Seaboard OI
Sears
Rochuck
Camw Southern
Servel Inc
Consoleum
Sharp Dohme
Gonsal Edison
Stell Union
Consal Ollta
Hes Consol
Simmons Co
Skeliv
xSocono
Contl
Sau
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
el Cub Ann
Sig
St. Joe Lend
Curtiss Wright
Standard Brands Aus
Curtiss Wr
Deere & Co
Air
Nel LD & Ws
Douglas Air
Du Pont_de
St. Frisco
aVini
Tini Air Lines
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gnas
Timber Bros
Gudden
Grasum
Gochel Brew
Goodrich
Goodyrat Tire
US Steel
Granby
Mu P & Las
Walworth
Aty Hat Carp
Ward Bak
Hecker Pressie Warner
Hiram Walker
Houston
West Union
Ant
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
White Motors
Hupp
Motors
Mls Central
Willys
Younes
Zelth Radio
Nickel
Chicago
Asbestos Mf
Hellman
aMar Field
Trans
Midwest Corp
East Blessing
Quaker Butter Bros
Cherry Burt
Quaker Chicake Corp
Edison
aGwift & Co
Cons Biscuit
Swift Intl
Dexter Co
Wall Street Quotation Bubble From Friday's Trading Session
Frayed newspaper listing shows numerous stocks with mixed prices across banks, steel, autos, oil and consumer goods. Notable names include General Motors, U S Steel, Coca Cola, Ford, Chrysler, Bethlehem Steel, Boeing, North American, Contl Can and many others marked with varied par values and odd decimals.
Shell Inventor Frederick Robin Dies in France
Paris report Frederick Robin inventor of the shells used by the French 75s died Friday night at Nantouillet. He spent 42 years in research at the Central Pyrotechnic school in Bourges where he perfected much of the armaments now employed by the French army.
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Paris
Frederick Robin
Nantouillet
Bourges
Deaths Mrs Mary Farr 87 Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Mary Louise Farr a Cedar Rapids resident for sixty three years died Friday at 10 45 am in the home of her son Arthur B Farr She was born June 23 1851 in Avon Massachusetts and lived in Brooklyn Indiana before moving to Cedar Rapids She taught in Brooklyn schools and was a Grinnell College graduate Surviving include daughter Mrs Mary A Booth son Arthur B Farr two sisters and multiple grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at Turner chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery
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Mary Louise Farr
Mark C. Farr
Cedar Rapids
Arthur B. Farr
C Avenue
Warren C. Pierce
Campella
Mass
Emma Davidson
Brooklyn
Cora M. Farr
William E
Charles A. Farr
Mary E Farr
Farr
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Obituary Echoes Four Families
Mrs Edith Lillian Brague 61 died at 1023 Seventh Street SE after a lingering illness. She is survived by husband Elmer and four Cedar Rapids sons Arthur John Leo Ray, nine grandchildren, plus two sisters and a brother. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Saturday Beatty chapel with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Josephine Mary Tampir 67 died at 1121 Fifth Street SE after a year of illness. Survived by husband two sons a granddaughter and a brother. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Janeba and Brosh chapel with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Family requests no flowers. Charlotte P. Dempster 83 died at 1028 Third Street SE after two weeks illness. Survived by three sons John Frank Bert, two daughters Maude and Leota, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial in Linwood cemetery after Beatty chapel service 1:30 p.m. Saturday Elder F B arter. Friends 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.
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Edith Lillian Brague
Seventh Street
Richmond
Minn
Elmer Brague
Tomah
Wis
Cedar Rapids
la Crosse
Arthur
John
Leo
Ray Brague
Daniel
Gertrude
J. O. Thomas
Muscatine
Rose Kramer
Dakota, Minn
Delbert Johnson
Beatty Chapel
Ira Edwards
Linwood Cemetery
Josephine Mary Tampir
Joseph Tampir
Fifth Street
Bohemia
United States
Nebraska
Wencil
Joseph
Detroit
Wencil Kral
Prokop Velky
Ceske Viastenky
Zdenka Havlicek
Janeba and Brosh
T. B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Charlotte P. Dempster
Third Street
Hammond
Ind
John Rice
Cohassett
Frank Rice
Youngstown
Bert Rice
Maude Giem
Leota McManes
F. B.arter
Death of Orrie G. Bowman in Perry at 70
Orrie G. Bowman 70 of Perry former Cedar Rapids street car motor man died suddenly at home of a heart attack. Brother in law of Constable John Taylor. He left Cedar Rapids in 1897 to work as an engineer with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad. Survived by widow Julia O Donnell two daughters and a son. Funeral services set for Perry Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Orrie G. Bowman
Perry
Cedar Rapids
Bowman
John Taylor
Julia O'Donnell
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Funeral Services for Merwin Smith Peet Held in Ely
Merwin Smith Peet of Ely dies in a local hospital. Funeral services will be at St. John Lutheran church in Ely Saturday at 1 30 p.m. Rev. Harvey Coobert to officiate. Burial in Springville cemetery. Friends may call at Brosh funeral home in Solon Friday.
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Merwin Smith Peet
Ely
St. John Lutheran Church of Ely
Harvey Coobert
Springville
Brosh Funeral
Solon
Funeral services for John Cramer kin and family note
Leaves a brother John Cramer of Estherville. Funeral services were to be held at East Moline Friday at 2 p.m.
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John Cramer
Estherville
East Moline
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Blakey dies at home
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakey died at their home 1112 Sixth Street SE at 1 pm Wednesday. The body will be cremated.
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Walter Blakey
Sixth Street
Iron Lung Captive Plans Tour In Auto Trailer
CHICAGO Fred Snite Jr whose fight against infantile paralysis has drawn global interest plans a country tour in an automobile trailer. A 23 foot 6 inch long six foot wide trailer will be delivered around July 5 and tested before Snite and his nurse retinue commence travel in his iron lung powered by storage batteries.
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Chicago
INS
Fred Snite, Jr
Friday
Snite
China
Florida
Fascist chiefs hurt during gymnastic stunt display
In Rome four fascist party chiefs were injured while attempting displays for Premier Mussolini. A pair of federal secretaries slipped on bayonets, another was scorched leaping through fire, and a party inspector fell onto a tank causing chest injuries.
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Rome
Mussolini
Poland Lithuania resume rail hookup after twenty years
The first train since 1945 left Warsaw on Friday bound for Kaunas to inaugurate regular passenger and freight service between Poland and Lithuania, ending a long disruption from political tensions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lithuania
Kaunas
Anti-Red Resolution Adopted by Louisiana Legislature
Louisiana state government bodies were directed to suppress and eradicate communism in a resolution unanimously adopted by the legislature. The measure calls on all departments boards and subdivisions to take all steps necessary to stamp out what it terms communism and its attendant evils.
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Baton Rouge
INL
Louisiana
Arline Judge and Dan Topping Injured in Park Crash
In New York on Thursday night Arline Judge and her husband Dan Topping were hospitalized after a Central Park crash. Topping suffered a severed tendon in his right ankle while Mrs Topping escaped with minor bruises and remained in the hospital to be with him.
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New York
Arline
Dan Topping
Central Park
Topping
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lost and Found Ad Notices in Cedar Rapids Gazette
Lost British fan pocketbook with receipts and cosmetics. reward offered. Found boy’s trousers and cap awaiting owner identification. Lost ring gold on blue with initials J. M. H inside. reward offered. Contact 713 3rd St. SW or dial 2-1121, 2-1026, or 2-0222 for details.
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Hoy
Dial
Ethas
Local Notices and Classifieds Snapshot
A collage of announcements and small ads offers services and goods. It lists poison ivy remedies from Jandera's Drug Store, a new address for John G. Finney, oil pumping for cars under $15, insurance offerings, debt disclaimers, photo enlargements, pest control, used boat ads, jewelry repair, van lines and moving services, a university instructor’s departure, shared car travel, and various household products and sporting goods. It reflects compact, miscellaneous community classifieds.
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Jandera
14Th St
Mount Vernon
John G. Finney
Towa Farms
C. R. Sayings Bank
Norman Auto Service
2nd_ Ave
Starks Insurance Agency
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Western Mutual Fire Insurance
James S. Anderson
John B. Anderson
2Nd Ave
Bob's Photo Service
Ave
Richards College Pharmacy
Marinette
Wis
Waterloo van No
Rock Island
Kenwood
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
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First St
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8Th Ave
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Griffith Feather Mattress Co
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Armstrong
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Park Ave
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Eal OU
Lillian AN
Sitae
Mary Nell
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Manner
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3Rd ST
Fingerwave
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Peacock
3Rd St. NE
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Kennedy's
1St Ave
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Helene Beauty Shop Permanentl
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Iso OF Beauty
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Wally Wallace
Seasonoeller
Ray Alderson
Cedar Park
Stan Stanley
Adesen
Center Point Road
Waubeek Town
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Eva
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Dancine
Hallwood
Marion Linger
Stoneking’s
Nex
Marion
Hale
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Upg
Hawkeye Tin Shore
St. SE
Kutchera Lodding & Coal Co
13Th Ave
Arnold Ellingson Co
Lennox
4Th Ave
Geo
Ilten Hardware
F Ave
Painting & Decorating
Windo
Jim, Cusack
Gardner
the Gazette
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Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Gazette Ee
Erie
Sisuen
3Rd Ave
Rapids Machinery School of Welding
Town
Henry Malek
Iowa School OF Welding
1St St. NE
Nese
NSO Aess
ABC
Dickinson School
Cedar Rapids Barber College
1St St. SE
19Th Ave
Baer
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