Hog Prices Show Improvement at Chicago Terminals
Market receipts fell to about 2 300 hogs at five principal terminals with cattle and hogs higher. Chicago top hog price reached 50 50 with average near 48 00 as receipts, including direct packer sales, declined. Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo showed gains while East St Louis remained higher but uneven.
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Royal Anger Sparks Palace Turmoil Night Narration
King Georges vents fury over a perceived affront during a televised scribal missive noting a tense night. The monarch’s outburst highlights palace tensions and potential political strain within royal circles.
Hogs in Advance on Local Market Report
Hog prices rise on the local market with Choice grades up a dime and Good Packers 5 cents higher. Top quotes show Choice hogs at 4.30 per hundredweight while other categories trade variously. Market notes indicate continued demand and pricing for medium to good quality hogs with regional buyers active.
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Mason City
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows grain prices for Wheat Oats Rye and corn, plus hens and leghorn hens. Wholesale fruits and vegetables include California Valencia oranges, grapefruit, lemons, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, onions, and tomatoes with varied crate and per unit prices. Also listed are cured hides and horse hides with price tiers, and general commodity notes.
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Dollar wheat rally lifts Chicago grain prices sharply
Chicago board of trade closes with a sharp rally as dollar wheat surges 2 to 37½ cents higher. Corn advances to 1 cent, oats up ½ cent amid nervous trading and light late buying. drought and heat across the plains and Europe influence prices. receipts and cash quotes mixed.
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Wall Street Stocks End Firm After Mixed Friday Session
New York AP reports stocks steadied in late trading with declines in some carriers offset by gains in industrials. U S Smelting rose over 3 points while American Can and Am Smelting each added about a point. Transfers totaled roughly 550000 shares as utilities drifted and several rail and chemical issues posted mixed results in a volatile session.
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Low Curve Outside Hitting In Baseball Lore
A discussion on why a low outside curve is the hardest pitch to hit and how young pitchers should study control. It cites Red Lucas with the most major hits as a spined hitter and poses a future question about Bob O Farrel’s World Series appearances.
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Market report garbled list of flour pricing notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows incoherent market items for Minneapolis AP flour with stray numbers and words. Readable facts are minimal. no clear events, entities, or outcomes emerge beyond a damaged market snippet.
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1934
Cedar Rapids voters consider a 1934 auto toll proposal in a local notice. The plan outlines fees and collection points affecting drivers in the city, with officials outlining the project’s scope and expected impact on transportation budgets.
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Hanzlik Attacks Medicine and Food Promotion Laxity
Prof Paul J Hanzlik of Stanford criticizes the promotion of foods and medicines that claim health benefits without real efficacy. He cites secrecy of product composition and diagnosisless disease claims, condemns recent FDA changes, and rebukes Dr Royal Copeland over industry ties. He lauds the American Medical Association for fighting fraudulent advertising. He suggests requiring publication of formulas and prohibiting diagnosis-free prescriptions.
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Amercan Medical Association
War Veteran Fights Gangsters On Chicago's West Side
Richard Johnston a 55 year old World War II and World War I veteran confronted four burglars robbing a store under his apartment and helped jail all four. He faced threats from Carl Bullaro and others but pressed charges winning indictments. A clash with Bullaro followed near his home and Johnston vowed to prosecute the gang, insisting he is the neighborhood’s witness.
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Local Labor Urges Keep Jack Brown As Dubuque Deputy
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor backs the Dubuque Trades and Labor Council in asking U S marshal John B Keefe to reconsider discharge of Jack Brown United States deputy marshal of Dubuque Brown on the executive board of the Iowa State Federation of Labor has faced calls to resign by July 31 Union formation among auto mechanics is reported with representatives urging patronage of union shops and workers to show union cards, with L C Schuknecht presiding in Flaherty's absence.
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Trio Takes $6,000 From Michigan Bank
Three men raided the State Bank of Kingsley in Kingsley Michigan on Friday night. They entered through a rear door, opened the vault, and escaped with an estimated $6,000. Carl Brown, the bank conservator, reported the heist and described the fleeing trio heading south.
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Roosevelt Leaves Richberg In Charge Of Internal Fores t
President Roosevelt tours the Pacific and Caribbean seeking a view of New Deal problems. Richberg stays in Washington as Co-ordinator-In-Chief directing NRA relief and public works coordination. He is a veteran lawyer from Chicago, born 1881 in Knoxville, with ties to progressive causes and several published works.
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Councilmen Inspect Pre Aerator System For City Water Intake
City council members on Friday examined an experimental pre aerator system demonstrated at the waterworks by engineers from Town State College at Ames. The Ames method uses perforated pipes in the water main to inject air before chemical treatment, with an exhaust to remove air after flow. Finance commissioner Louis D Burgos said installation would be inexpensive but still experimental.
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Marion U S Circle program and town notices
The U S Circle met at Mrs D I Hoskins home with pupils taught by Miss Annie Laura Davidson presenting readings dialect pieces and songs. Plans were made for an August picnic in Thomas park. Marion Water Co manager R C Toms announced city water now clear and usable without boiling after mains flushing. Various local residents and visitors are noted including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stark and guests, church services in multiple locations, and community events with births, illnesses, and travels across Cedar Rapids Keene, Os Kaloo sa, and Chicago regions.
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Youths Have To Ford Stream To Go To School
Pups of the Upper Chetco school enjoy vacation as four cross the Chetco daily by boat when high and wade at a bar when low. Three others earn perfect attendance despite five mile hikes. The remote Curry county school is isolated much of the year due to impassable roads.
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Court Bases Ruling On Law Of 1563
New Mexico Supreme Court cites 1563 Catholic law in ruling common law marriages invalid. Chief Justice Watson and Justice Zinn write that Mrs Louis Raff Gabb Don cannot join Manuel Gabaldon’s estate as a common law wife in Valencia County.
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Davenport Bed Inventor Builds Auto Sleeper
MILWAUKEE AP John Bostrom, inventor of the folding Davenport bed, has perfected a device to convert cars into sleeping cars by pressing a button. By hinging the front seat back, it lowers to cushion level, forming a bed for motorists. He says the invention will aid tourists by avoiding tents and excess luggage, freeing space in autos.
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Mother Opposes Arm Amputation To Save Son Life
Leonard Papryzki a Chicago boy with a gangrenous right arm faces possible amputation within 48 hours per Cook County Hospital head Dr Karl Meyer. His mother Victoria resists, calling death preferable to living with one arm, while father Ignatius leans toward medical necessity. Leonard, seven, fell from a porch last week and sustained an arm fracture that became infected requiring urgent action.
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Philippine Governor Clips Sultan Wings
Governor General Murphy refused to reappoint the sultan of Sulu to the Philippine Senate, angering the royal family. The sultan retired to his Jolo palace after the loss of prestige and a $300 monthly income. A husband of the sultan’s niece was named to the lower house of the legislature.
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