Hog Prices Rise On Light Receipts And Corn Strength
Hog markets stay active with prices up as light receipts and strong corn lift the market. Chicago trade ranges from 445 to 475 top while cattle and sheep show mixed movement across Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis with firm undertones and varied demand.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Ave. Amt
Ase Amt
Buffalo
Pittsburch
ST Louis
Richerton
Sioux City
Idaho
Grain Movement Chicago Market Prices For Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain movement figures show Chicago market prices for wheat corn and oats. Prices listed include various grades and futures terms with mixed and white varieties.
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Chicago
Fragmented OCR Notice on Local Produce Sale
Short, unclear OCR fragment mentions a produce sale with a price of $5.00. No clear date, location, or organizer identified.
Grain prices surge then fall amid profit taking on relief day
Prices climbed to yearly highs on wheat corn and oats as demand and stock strength supported gains. By closing, selling pressure wiped out early advances with grains and provisions mixed and losses small but widespread on the day.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Liverpool
Market notes and dairy product futures amid 1900s delays
Readable text shows receipts and futures data for eggs butter and cheese from New York product sections. Mentions Chicago production futures and standards with references to prices and grades.
Bread price to rise a cent yearly in Illinois
Chicago reports bakers will hike bread prices by one cent per year beginning next Monday to offset a new federal processing tax of thirty cents per bushel on wheat and higher grain costs.
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Chicago
IAP
Local hog market shows five cent drop and varied prices
Local heavy hogs fall five cents while prime hogs hold steady with top at 400. Packers weaken on the local market Friday noon as prices decline across several hog grades. Other notes mention good packers and buck lambs with varied price ranges in the livestock market.
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Laperas
Quacity
Cosdtiga
Hanray
Wall Street Stocks Rally Fades After Early Surge
Frenzied early trading lifted New York stocks with gains of 1 to 4 or more points as the market tumbled late, dampened by irregularities and a slide in bond prices. Major issues swung, with volume near 7 million shares, while the British pound and dollar movements influenced sentiment. a London dispatch cited a plan to shorten hours and raise wages.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
Steel
American Tobacco B
Bethlehem Steel
Anaconda
Court House News Miller held after parole revocation
Sylvester Miller, 34, charged with assault with intent to commit murder, confined at Madison state penitentiary after parole revocation. Miller and Ray Lewis faced a Linn county district court sentence on May 9, 1954, to a 25 year term at Fort Madison penitentiary for robbing the Bishop cafeteria. Miller had been redred in the county jail June 8 after allegedly shooting at Joe Stewart, also known as Was Huston, who is held under a 200 peace bond. Stewart is before a grand jury as of June 1.
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Sylvester Miller
Madison State Penitentiary
State Parole Board
Miller
Linn County
Ray Lewis
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Lewis
Bishop
SLA
Joe Stewart
Stewart
Was Huston
Valerie Stewart
Grand Jury
Justice A. S. Reed
Petition For Accounting Dismissed In Guardianship Case
A petition for accounting brought by George M McLaughlin Hugh E Merbaushlin and Amna VY Mc Laushlin Ford minor heirs against John Weaxisice guardian was dismissed without prejudice after a two day hearing before Judge F O Elson in Grist court Friday Pending the guardian motion the dismissal was stayed The case was dismissed as to Iowa State Savings bank a former guardian The objectors sought share in restitution and income from stocks and real estate
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George M. McLaughlin
Hugh E. Merbaushlin
aAmna VY
Iowa State Savings Bank
Certa Stork
Decree Correcting Record Cancels Liquor Injunction
Judge H C Ring in district court Friday ordered a correction to the record Canceling a liquor injunction decree erroneously entered against Quido Novo on April 1 1927 The judgment was stricken after a mis entry was found, and the decree was removed from the court records.
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H C Ring
Quido Novo Bny
Woman Accused Of Biting Powers Must Serve Sentence
Lillian Crawford, accused of biting Detective George Powers during an arrest at a Cedar Rapids dance last November, is to serve a seven day intoxication sentence and a suspended 30 day county jail term. Judge H C Ring ordered the penalties in district court.
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Lillian Crawford
Cedar Rapids
H C Ring
George Powers
Promissory Note Action Dismissed With Prejudice
In district court the case of Carl K Linge against W L Zabel and Mrs W L Zabel was dismissed with prejudice after a stipulation of settlement. Also in district court Mrs Betty Kudrie of Marion was granted a divorce from Elmer Kudrie by Judge H C Ring on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
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W L Zabel
Betty Kudrie
Marion
H C Ring Friday
Elmer Kudrie
Des Moines Printers Adopt Tentative Code
Des Moines printers draft a tentative code under the national recovery act proposing a 40 hour week and a minimum wage scale from 5 5 cents to 30 cents an hour for various composing and pressroom jobs. One man shop representatives protested, while out of town printers voted to adopt it tentatively for the state.
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DES Moines
Des Moines Commercial Printing Industry
L K_ Baldridge
Bloomfield
Paris dollar closes at 1818 francs amid gold standard shift
The Paris market finished Friday with the dollar at 1818 francs and the franc at 15.50 cents, signaling a new price level as the United States abandons the gold standard.
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Paris
France
America
Mixed Market Signals From FLOUR and CURRENCY Screens
AP reports mixed movement across commodity and currency markets with flour shipments and standard middlings priced around 180.00, while sugar futures hold steady. Foreign exchange shows buoyant demand and varied rates for Britain, France, Italy, and several other nations amid unsettled commodities and bullion pricing.
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Shanghai
Honsolone
Meaco City
Montreal
Food price increases hit households in Roosevelt plan survey
United Press reports a nationwide survey in 16 cities shows April 1 price hikes for meats, cereals, flour, and milk. Round steak, lamb chops, bacon, and butter rose multiple cents per pound or quart, with flour showing broad and sharp gains amid rising wheat prices.
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United Press
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Boulder
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N. C
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Raleigh
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Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
German Vatican Concordat Hits Snag in Berlin Talks
The German Vatican concordat stalled as Hitler demands trigger last minute counter proposals. Vice Chancellor Von Papen and Ambassador Von Bergen met Cardinal Pacelli as tensions rise and Pacelli suspends regular diplomatic receptions.
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Ins
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Germany
von Papen
von Bergen
Cardinal Pacelli
Death notices change funeral venue for Zikmund family
Double funeral services for Joseph C. Zikmund and son Harvey Charles Zikmund moved to the South Side Commercial club at 2 pm Saturday with Stepan officiating and burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Public viewing set 1 to 9 pm Friday.
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Zikmund
South Side
Joseph C. Zikmund
Harvey Charles Zikmund
South Side Commercial Club
Polonsky
Stepan
Bohemian National Cemetery
Law Cutting Iowa Officials' Pay Is Upheld By Court
Sioux City Iowa AP report says a district court under Judge Miles W Newby upheld a state law setting pay for public officials. The suit by F Price Smith treasurer and local committee head seeks to block the measure claiming improper passage and unconstitutional class legislation. The ruling found signatures valid and separable issues. judges salaries are ruled unconstitutional but separable from the rest of the act. The decision will be appealed to the state supreme court.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Miles W. Newby
F. Price Smith
Supreme Court
Smith
House
Supreme and
District Court
Newby
Senate
Portable radio for reporters announced by United Press
United Press unveils a 35 pound radiophone for field reporters enabling four mile transmission via ultra high frequency waves. Roscoe H. Johnson styled device tested at the A A U championships with George Kirksey reporting from 1500 feet and transmitting scores to the wire from Soldier Field. Johnson, a former wartime signal corps captain, expects golf and other events to benefit from instant play-by-play updates.
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Chicago
United Press Priday
Roscoe H. Johnson
United Press
George Kirksey
Soldier Field
A. U
Johnson
Central Division
Signal Corps
Estate Left by Senator Coleman Du Pont
New York reports a gross estate of 17 799 766 and net 17 540 642 for the late Senator Coleman Du Pont who died November 11 1930 in Wilmington Delaware. The principal beneficiaries are his widow and four children.
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New York
INS
Coleman du Pont
Senator du Pont
E. I. DuPont de Nemours Powder Company
Wilmington
Delaware
New Pupils May Join Playground Ukulele Class
Miss Elizabeth Kershner the east side ukulele instructor for the playground commission says new pupils may join. Beginners meet Tuesdays at 2 p.m. and advanced pupils at 3 p.m. at the Roosevelt playground with contact numbers 22257 and 8121 for Mrs. Clare Nichols.
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Elizabeth Kershner
East Side
The
Playground Commission
Roosevelt Playground
Kershner
Clare Nichols
Births: Three Newborns Reported in City Homes
Born to Mr. and Mrs. P. J Chapman at St Luke's hospital a daughter on July 6. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sturm at University hospital Iowa City on Friday. Another son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes at Mercy hospital on July 6.
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P. J Chapman
Oakland Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Joseph Sturm
Sixth Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Harry Holmes
Grovecourt
Mercy Hospital
Jacobsen Appointed DC Appropriations Subcommittee Member
Rep. Jacobsen of Clinton was named by Chairman Buchanan to the House Appropriations Committee subcommittee handling District of Columbia appropriations. The role, while not affecting his district, is highly influential as the subcommittee effectively governs Washington citizens.
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Washington
Rep. B
Jacobsen
Clinton
Friday
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
District of Columbia
Bakers to Meet Here Monday to Set Prices
Iowa bakers meet at Montrose hotel at 11 a.m. to decide on a common bread price scale for the state. The plan aims to align with Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace and the American Bakers association. Representing 85 percent of Iowa bakers, leaders Currell Powers and Brems coordinate with national figures ahead of an official announcement.
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Iowa
Iowa Bakers Association
Montrose Hotel
Henry Wallace
American Bakers Association
Iowa Association
Wallace
Henry Stade
American Association
Washington
Bakers Association
Department of Agriculture
Iowa Bakers
J. FP. Currell
Cedar Rapids
John A. Powers
Des Moines
George F. Brems
Charles O. Schweickhardt
Burlington
Germany
Woman and Bandit Killed in Colorado Robbery
In La Junta Colorado Mary Russell aged 50 and an unidentified man died during an attempted home robbery. John Russell Mary’s brother aged 60 was hospitalized in serious condition after being shot. The other robber escaped as a fire started when gasoline was poured on the kitchen floor.
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Colo
INS
Mary Russell
John Russell
Russell
Johnson Warns of Collapse Risk From Speculation
Brig. Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, industrial recovery administrator, warned that if purchasing power does not keep pace with rising prices the nation could face a second economic collapse. He cited speculative buying of cotton cloth as a warning sign and said overproduction could trigger new labor problems and a core lapse. Prices are rising and he urged wage gains to outpace inflation.
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Washington
INS
Hugh S. Johnson
Harriman Shows No Interest At Hearing Debating His Sanity
In New York, Joseph W. Harriman sat through a federal hearing as Judge Francis G. Caffey ordered a one man inquiry into Harriman’s mental fitness to stand trial on charges of manipulating 2.3 million dollars of Harriman National Bank funds. The judge considered temporary commitment for observation, with defense counsel Col William J. Donovan reporting Mrs. Harriman would consent if ruled, and requested accompanying Harriman in custody.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Francis G. Caffey
Harrieman National Bank
Caffey
Harriman
Lindberghs Prepare For Greenland Test Flight
Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh plan a test flight from the Edo Aircraft plant in College Point Queens as they ready a possible Greenland expedition to test northern air routes to Europe. The first leg could start in a day or two depending on weather. Congress had previously allocated $10,000 to cloud seeding efforts in 891.
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INS
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Lindbergh
Greenland
Europe
Edo Aircraft Corporation
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China
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