Hog Prices Rise as Receipts Drop at Major Terminals
Chicago and five principal markets show firmer hog prices Friday amid lighter receipts. Top hogs hit $50.50, average around $48.00, with Cleveland and Pittsburgh higher or steady. Sheep and cattle offers steady to mixed as hog demand shows improvement across regional terminals.
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Cleveland
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Buffalo
East St
Alane Ain Heavy Ag
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Rio
East Buffalo
East St. Lows
Hogs in Advance on Local Market Prices Rise
Local hog market shows higher bids with choice grades up a dime and good packers five cents higher. Top quotes reach 430 in local listings as futures vary by weight and quality. Market notes reflect broader gains across regions with traders watching packer demand and standard live weight pricing.
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Waterloo Prunehers
Mason City
Ceed
Brave
Ottumwa
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Fragments
Grim whenat, oats rye barley price listings and hens prices. Wholesale fruits and vegetables with assorted prices for oranges, valencias, grapefruit, lemons, potatoes, tomatoes, peaches, lettuce, celery, cabbage, onions, and celery. Hides and wool prices listed. overall market snippets appear in a damaged Cedar Rapids page.
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Binck
Dollar wheat rallies on Chicago grain market close
Wheat finished 2. to 34 cents higher as a late rush of buying lifted futures on the Chicago board of trade. Corn and oats gained modestly while traders eyed drought in the Dakotas and heat in France and Germany amid a generally cautious session.
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Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Friday Trading
Wall Street ended the day with a late rally led by gains in industrials and several names advancing a point or more. US Steel, American Can, and American Smelting rose about a point, while diverse movers such as Bethlehem Steel, Du Pont, and Westinghouse showed firmness. volume rose modestly as traders weighed uncertain prospects for the week ahead.
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Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Low Curve Outside Pitch and World Series Trivia
In this wristy baseball note readers ponder the difficulty of hitting a low outside curve. It notes most pitchers lack perfect control and urges practice to keep curves low and away. It ends with a daily trivia tease about Red Lucas and Bob O Farrell and a reader’s request for an illustrated lesson.
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al Demarer
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Trot R agree Minneapolis Flour tale muddled
Fragmentary OCR text shows few readable names. no clear event or outcome. summary unable to determine a coherent news item from the supplied fragment.
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Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1934
A 1934 Cedar Rapids auto toll plan is noted with figures 173 and 220 referenced. The item outlines establishment or change in toll collection, with local impact on motorists and street costs.
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Cedar Rapids
Prof Hanzlik Attacks Promotion Of Medicines And Foods
Prof Paul J Hanzlik head of toxicology at Stanford University criticized promotional campaigns for foods and medicines that claim health benefits without proof. He cited secrecy of product composition and disease led claims. He urged banning diagnosis free prescriptions and publishing formulas, praising the AMA for combating fraudulent remedies.
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Department of Toxicology and Pharmacology
Leland Stanford University
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Senate
Copeland
American
War Veteran Finds Gangsters Not So Tough
CHICAGO Richard John ston, a 55 year old veteran of two wars, clashed with local gangsters after stopping four burglars during a store raid beneath his apartment. He helped indict all eight youths, faced threats, and vowed to prosecute, insisting one witness can wind up the hoodlums who bluffed the neighborhood for years.
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West Side
France
Johnston
America
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Labor seeks retention of Dubuque deputy marshal Jack Brown
The Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor urges Sioux City U S marshal John Keefe to reconsider the discharge of Dubuque deputy U S marshal Jack Brown. Brown, an executive board member of the Iowa State Federation of Labor, has been asked to resign by July 31. The meeting also spotlighted a possible auto mechanics union and urged patronage of garages employing union men.
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Sioux City
United States
Towa
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Dubuque
Frank Finherty
C. Schuknecht
Trio Takes $6,000 From Michigan Bank
Three men raided the State Bank of Kingsley in Kingsley Michigan on Friday. They entered from a rear door, looted the vault, and fled southward with an estimated $6,000. Carl Brown, conservator of the bank, was present during the robbery.
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Richberg Named Co ordinator In Chief For Emergency Plans
President Roosevelt assigns Donald Richberg as the central coordinator for NRA public works relief and labor dispute activities. He will monitor for industrial risks from Washington to manage timberand forest protection amid ongoing national recovery efforts. Richberg, veteran NRA general counsel, is described as diplomatic and authoritative, with a background in law and progressive politics. He will liaise with cabinet members, national emergency council, and the new industrial emergency committee to ensure coordinated action.
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Councilmen Inspect Pre-Aerator System For City Water Intake
City council members Friday inspected an experimental pre aerator system demonstrated at the waterworks by engineers from Town State college at Ames. The method uses perforated pipes in the main to pump air into water before chemical treatment, with an exhaust to remove air after passage. Finance Commissioner Louis D Burgos said installation would be inexpensive but the system remains experimental.
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U S Circle Meeting in Marion Revives School Arts
The U S Circle gathered at Mrs D I Hoskins home where Miss Annie Laura Davidson taught expression with a program led by Mrs Harry Hammond. Residents heard readings by Kathryn Lee Dorothy Jean Rathiff and Mil dred Kindig, ending with Iowa Corn song as refreshments were served to eighteen members and six guests. Plans announced for a picnic at Thomas park in August.
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Remote Upper Chetco School Kids Cross Ford To Attend
Gold Beach readers learn Upper Chetco school students faced daily river crossings to reach classes. Four children ferried by boat when the stream ran high, others waded at a bar, while three more earned perfect attendance despite a five mile trail hike. Isolated most of the year due to impassable roads.
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Court Bases Ruling On Law Of 1563
New Mexico Supreme Court cites 1563 Council of Trent to void common law marriage in Raff Gabbaldon case. Chief Justice Watson and Justice Zinn say such unions do not exist under Catholic faith. Plaintiffs sought estate rights for Manuel B Gabal don in Valencia County.
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Davenport Bed Inventor Perfects Auto Sleeper
MILWAUKEE UP John Bostrom inventor of the folding Davenport bed who sold his patent for a song has perfected a device to convert automobiles into sleeping cars. By pressing a button the back of the front seat folds to the level of cushions creating a bed. He says tourists gain room and banish tents and extra luggage.
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John Bostron
Bostrom
Mother Opposes Arm Amputation To Save Son's Life
In Chicago Dr. Karl Meyer of Cook County Hospital warns Leonard Papryzki must have his right arm amputated within 48 hours to survive. Leonard’s mother Victoria resists, saying better death than life with one arm, while father Ignatius leans toward medical rationale. The boy, seven, suffers gangrene after a porch fall led to a fractured arm and infection. Dr. Meyer seeks legal authority to proceed without parental consent as time runs short.
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Philippine Governor Clips Sultan's Wings
The Governor-General refused to reappoint the sultan of Sulu to the Philippine senate, citing irritation over lost prestige and his $300 monthly income. The sultan retired to his Jolo palace while the royal family received a partial consolation as the sultan's wife’s sister’s husband was named to the lower house of the legislature.
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