Hogs Turn Upward at Chicago Market Top 10.15
Chicago stockyards show hogs rising with a top of 10.15 as 6,000 hogs traded and 2,500 direct. Cattle totals around 1,000 with calves 500. Pittsburgh and East St. Louis volumes mixed. Sheep at Chicago steady with springer top 9.25 while steers, cows, and heifers posted modest moves. Grain and produce prices listed for the day across futures and cash markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
HINDS
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburch
Buffalo Cincinna
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Atgs. Amt
Arge Amt
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago hog receipts 6 000 with most prices 15 25 cents above Thursday average across weights. Cattle receipts 1 000 weak, steers mostly 8 15 to 11 50 with cows and calves softer. Sioux City and Omaha markets show similar weakness and strength by class. Iowa hog receipts rise with higher bids for prime butcher weights and sows steady to lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. Dent
Idahos
Sioux City
API
IU_ 8
Dent
Strictly Choice
Ise Kitsher Heavies S
Webghty Slaughter
Omaha
U. S
Nealers
Cutter
Slaushter
Asia
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Hogs
Uesd
Mason City
Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Annesta
Hog top at 3.00 on local market vivid pricing
Hogs Friday recovered losses on the Cedar Rapids market rising from 9.25 to 9.50 while cattle held steady. Wilson & Co listed weekly hogs with various weight ranges and price activity across Good hogs and Good packers lines. Other cattle grades showed mixed values with steers and heifers across weight classes and quality ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wilson & CO
Mixed Friday currency rates and sugar futures report
Foreign exchange quoters show small declines across European currencies against the dollar in Friday noon trading led by Great Britain and other nations. Sugar market activity was quiet with spot unchanged at 2.85 and No. 4 futures down slightly amid limited buying and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Canada
Montreal
Benniuim
Czechostasukia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Atte
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Rowmania
Sweden
Mexico City
Janan
Nongkong
Shanghai
NEW_ YORK
Aps
Marcel
Markets CHICAGO LIVe POULTRY BUTTER EGGS POTATOES
AP reports steady dairy and poultry prices with receipts of 37 trucks in live poultry and butter receipts at 441,020 head, 188-89 creamery firsts, eggs at 20 4c local firsts, 18 1 2c current receipts. potatoes arrivals 110 on track 295 total. U S markets show varied price ranges for Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, California, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Rock
White Rock Springs
U. S
Nebraska Bliss
Missouri
U .S
Kansas
U. 8
California
New York
Bond Market Moves Mixed In Early New York Trading
The New York bond market opened firm with railroad issues turning firmer after early weakness. Gains appeared for American Telephone 34s of 1966 and Bethlehem Steel 44 45s while others such as Anaconda Copper 41 3s and Western Union 5s showed declines or recovered losses by noon. Some issues like Santa Fe 4s of 1996 and MKT 55s of 1062 rose slightly, whereas Great Northern 43 of 1946 and Illinois Central 43 4s remained weaker. Government and foreign loans were mixed in a narrow range. The note adds that the first fire alarm box in the U.S. was used in Boston in 1851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem Steel
EpsEs Gorfits
Western Union
Santa Fe
M-K-T
Pennsylvania General
Southern Railway
Consolidated
Great Northern
Ilinois Central
Wheat Falls as Trade Waits on Government Loan Prices
Chicago grain markets drifted lower as outside selling and hedging pressed wheat while traders waited for government loan price details. Corn steadied with light volume and modest gains, oats virtually flat. receipts at Chicago were 462 wheat and 298 corn cars, with export sales reported at 300,000 bushels for corn and quiet demand for wheat. Prices fluctuated in a narrow range. early firmness faded under selling and stop orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
U. S
Will Ask Probe Of Radio Regardless Of Committee Work
Senator White says he will reintroduce a resolution for a broad radio industry investigation, seeking value beyond monopoly findings. Assistant Attorney General Thurman Arnold vows the monopoly probe will not be used as a prosecutorial tool. The piece notes possible study of super power allotments rates and license actions. Oak trees are more numerous in the United States than in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
White
Maine
Thurman Arnold
Department of Justice
Congtress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Congress
Arnold
Anti-Trust Division
The
United States
Europe
Stocks End Week On Rally After Dull Start In New York
New York shares surged late, lifting leaders by fractions to two points while volume stayed under 1,000,000. News supported a recovery bias though second quarter earnings were weak. Prominent gainers included U.S. Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler U.S. Rubber Goodyear and several others with Philip Morris jumping notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S Rubber
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
Western Union
Anaconda
Westinghouse
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Philip Morris
Electric
Chicago
St. Regis
National Steel Car
Pennsylvania Salt
United Shoe Machinery
Wall St Stocks Quoted by Bennet Co Friday Quotations
A dense list of stocks from Adams Express to Swift and Co. with prices and percent changes. Figures include Allied Chem Allied Stores Kroger Libby Owens Lehigh Valley Amn Can Amn Steel Fdys Procter Gamble General Motors U S Steel and many more. Trading details reflect a broad market snapshot from the Merchants National Bank building in Chicago and surrounding listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bennet & Co
W. N
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Int
Tel & Tel
Alaska
Johns
Allegheny Corp
Kenne
Allied Chem
Kresne, S
Allied Stores
Kroger G & B
Allis Chalmers
Lambert Saa
Amn Can
Lehigh Valley
Libby Owens
Amn
Lig & My
Amn Intl Corps
Loews Inc
Laco
Loft Inc
Amn M. Fdg
Amn Metals
Lorillard Platy Amn
P and L
McLellan
Amn Roll Mills
Marshall Fid
Amn Smelting
Mathieson
Amn Steel Fdys
Miami Copper
Murray Corp
Ark Nat Gas
Nash Kel
Armour and Co
Biscuit
Atchison Tsf
Dairy
Atlantic Rte
Dept
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Pow & Li's
Baldwin Leco
Central Ln Balto
Ohio
O's
Barber Co
Nor Incitty Barnsdall Corp
North Am'n Co
Bendix Ayn
Nor Am Avi
Beth Steel
Ohio Oll
Blaw Knox
Otis Steel
Boeing Atrp
Packard Mirs
Borden Co
Paramount
Dore Warner
Park Utah
Brises Mig
Patina Mines
Bucyrus Erle
Japenick & Ford
Budd Mit
aPopna RR
Budd Wheel
Penney, JC
Burrourds Adg
Peeples Gas
Bio Phillips Pet
Pittsburgh
Camp
Procter Gamble
Caterpillar
Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
Radio Corp’n
Ches & Ohio
eRadio Keith
Ches Corp
Rand
Cheo Gt Wen
Eies Aeisiera
Sears, Rochtick
Servel, Inc
Sharon Steel
Col Gas & Elee
Sharp Dohme
Shell Union
Southern
Simmons Co
Consol Edison
Consol Co
Consol Textile
itSou Pac
Rico
Contl
Sperry Corn
Contl Motors
St. Joe Lend
Conth
Wenness
Crucible Steel
Stan Ott
Calif
Curtiss
Tex Corpn
Eastman Kolkiv
Tex Guit
Eaton Mfc
Tex Lander
Eloc Autolite
Tidewater
Elec Boar
My Timken
Elec Pll& L
Timken RB
Elec Bond
Trans-America
Fish Rubber
Fox Film
Ford England
Union Carbide
Freeport Tex
Union Pac
Unt Air Lines
Elee
Uni Corpa
Jha
Gen Foods
Uni Gas Co
Gen Gas
Uni
Gen Motors
U S
Ac Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Gosbel Brew
Goodrich
U S Really
Graham Paige
Uta Mls Central
Willys Ovid
Y Ind Rayon
Wilson & Co
Inspiration
Woolworth
Hydro
Youngs
Zenithy Radio
Chicago
Dexter Co
Helleman
Avil & Trans
Butler Bros
Ala Midwest Corp
Quaker
Chicago Corp
Quaker Pr
Edison
Swift & Co
Double Cross Motive Tied To Cement Coffin Slaying
John Paul Bathelt Jr. pled guilty to second degree murder of Charles Morris, a racetrack tipster, in a case linked to a joint touting venture at Agawam park. Bathelt served 24 hours in solitary then moved to a cell likely for long imprisonment. Morris was killed July 7, 1937, and buried in a cement floor of a South Hadley cottage.
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Boston
John Paul Bathelt, Jr
New York
State Prison
Northampton
Charles
Jeep
Morris
Agawam Park
Sillman D. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Bathelt
South Hadley
Scene Recalled of Body Dug Up and Dumped in River
A historical report recalls a March incident where a body was unearthed and disposed into the Connecticut River, later recovered in a recent discovery. Police and investigators examined the case, seeking clues about the person and motivations behind the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut River
JAP SOVIET BORDER FEUD FLARES AGAIN
The Japanese and Manchukuo declare they will use force to repel a Soviet incursion into Manchukuo. A Soviet detachment of about seventy troops is said to have fortified a mountain position on the Korean Manchukuo Siberian front. Manchukuo and Kwantung authorities demand withdrawal and Moscow promises no repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIO
INS
Japan
Manchukuo
Red Army
Hsinking
Moscow
Otto Keith Fined for Drinking and Driving in Springville
Otto Keith, 36, of C street SW, was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge C J Haas for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. A three month county jail sentence, effective July 14, awaits if the fine is unpaid. Keith was arrested in Springville by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon after an erratic driving report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Keith
C Street
C J. Haas
Keith
Springville
Larry Condon
Judge Denies New Trial in Galveston Contract Suit
Judge H. C. Ring overruled L. A. Robinson of Galveston filing for new trial against W. F. Main of Cedar Rapids in a $1,900 contract action. Trial a verdict for the defendant after Robinson claimed vending machine salesman misrepresented terms and rescission. The defense said the salesman lacked authority beyond the printed contract form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
L. A. Robinson
Galveston
Tex
W. F Main
Cedar Rapids
Ring
Robinson
Falcon seeks to set aside divorce decree and delays action
Karl E. Falcon, 33, files motion to set aside default and decree granting Alice Henderson Falcon a divorce. He seeks dismissal and attacks testimony supporting Mrs. Falcon's petition. The couple wed September 15, 1924, and the matter dates to May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl E. Falcon
Alice Henderson Falcon
Falcon
Boone woman sues Linn county man for 5650 injury claim
Helen Klinker of Boone sues Willis Lamb of Linn county for 5650 personal injury after a December 30 1937 collision in Boone. The plaintiff alleges a collar bone fracture and other injuries from the crash involving both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Klinker
Boone
Willis Lamb
Linn County
Lamb
Will of W H Fieseler probated. Anna Fieseler executrix
W H Fieseler died June 30 and his will dated August 17 1932 was probated in district court Friday with Anna P Fieseler named as beneficiary and executrix. Clara M Lensch died June 19 and her will dated April 30 1919 was probated Thursday naming Charles J Lensch as sole legatee and executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fieseler
Anna P. Fieseler
Clara M. Lensch
Charles J. Lensch
Five Year Old Beverley Wall Dies After Brief Illness
Beverley May Joanna Wall died at age five in a local hospital after a brief illness. She was born October 3, 1932 in Cedar Rapids. Survived by her mother Mrs Cornelia Ruth Wall and grandmother Mrs Mary K Morse of Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements by Beatty Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley May Joanna Wall
Cornelia Ruth Wall
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Mary K. Morse
Beatty Mortuary
Funeral Services for Merrill Fisher World War Veteran
Funeral services for Merrill Fisher a World War II veteran who died at his home Wednesday night will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m in the Moon chapel with Dr Charles J Bready officiating. Hanford post of the American Legion will be in charge at the grave. Pallbearers are Dan Kruidenier Henry Haegg Vince Kofron Gilbert Martin Jack Fordice and George New land. Burial follows in Cedar Memorial park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Fisher
Moon Chapel
Charles J. Bready
Hanford Post
American Legion
Dan Kruidenier
Henry Haegg
Vince Kofron
Gilbert Martin
Jack Fordice
George Newland
Cedar Memorial Park
Infant Termohlen Private Funeral Held
Private funeral services were held Friday in the Moen family chapel for Linn Holland Termohlen infant son of Mr and Mrs R Thomas Termohlen 358 Twenty first street SE The Rev Melvin Welke presided The infant died Friday at 2 15 am in a local hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moen
Linn Holland
Visiting Kansan Makes Rounds In Marion
Fred Senninger of Kansas City visits Marion this week while a Methodist church plans morning worship next Sunday at 9 00 during the summer. Mrs M J Flannigan of Chicago returns home after visiting Marion and Cedar Rapids friends. Mrs E W Griffiths daughter Grace Baker and friend Reine Spears with Nettie Wallace travel to Spillville and Niagara caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Senninger
Kansas City
Marion
Peets
The
Methodist Church
M. J. Flannigan
Chicago
Milwaukee Railroad
Cedar Rapids
E. W. Griffiths
Grace Griffiths Baker
Reine Spears
Houston
Tex
Nettie Wallace
Spillville
Niagara Caves
City Briefs and Personal News from the area
S Sloate of Los Angeles formerly of Cedar Rapids visits his sister Mrs A Rapoport and Mr Rapoport at 702 Ninth street SW for a week. Mrs Lavina Neutderhiser of Ely fractures her right wrist falling at home and is treated at St Luke's hospital. Wilbur Dean Schladetzky son of Carl and Mrs Schladetzky improves after appendectomy at St Luke's July 5. George Steinbeck faces a statutory charge in an information filed in Justice Churchill's court with a warrant issued to Constable Fleming. Billy McKechnie son of Mr and Mrs M J McKechnie near Fairfax suffers a compound fracture of left elbow after a fall from a culvert. treated at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Sloate
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
A. Rapoport
Mr. Rapoport
Ninth Street
Lavina Neutderhiser
Ely
St. Luke's Hospital
Wilbur
Dean Schladetzky
Carl Schladetzky
Eleventh Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Steinbeck
Court of Justice
H. R. Churchill
Steinbeck
Bill Fleming
Billy McKechnie
J. McKechnie
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids Negro Democratic Club Meets Friday
The Cedar Rapids Negro Democratic Club will meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the home of Montrose Johnson, 514 Sixth Street SE. Plans will be made for the state Negro Democratic meeting to be held here next month. Arthur Mitchell, a Wisconsin congressman, is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Negro Democratic Club
Montrose Johnson
Sixth Street
Arthur Mitchell
Wlineis
Iowa City Woman Fined for Intoxication After Car Arrest
Mrs. Vicola Cross, 35, of Iowa City, paid a $10 fine plus costs for intoxication by Justice H. R. Churchill. She was arrested as Otto Keith, 36, of C street SW, drove her car in Springville. Keith faces a drunk driving charge and is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicola Cross
Iowa City
H. R. Churchill
Otto Keith
C Street
Springville
Keith
Women in auto crash show improvement at hospital
Mrs. M. J. Klinger of 524 Sixth Avenue SW and Ruth Summers, 18, of Harlan, suffered pelvic fractures and other injuries in a Sunday auto accident and are improving at St. Luke's hospital where they remain confined. They are not expected to be discharged for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Klinger
Sixth Avenue
Ruth Summers
Harlan
St. Luke's Hospital
Theft of Clara Zbaneck’s purse at Bedell Nissen office
A purse belonging to Clara Zbaneck, Bedell Nissen office manager, was stolen from the company office at 2 15 p m Thursday. It contained 14 64, kept in Zbaneck’s pocketbook left on a desk in the 209 Se curity building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Zbaneck
Bedell-Nissen Company
Miss Zbanek
Miss, Zbanek
Purse Stolen From Car in Woodland Court NW
Maynard Rowray reported a window broken in his car Thursday night and a woman's purse valued at $2.60 taken. Edith Briggs of 2618 Bever Avenue SE owned the purse, left in the car while she swam at Ellis Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Rowray
Woodland Court NW
Edith Briggs
Bever Avenue
Miss Briggs
Ellisach
Two Local Men Enlisted in Navy at Des Moines
Two men were enlisted through the Des Moines navy recruiting office on Wednesday. William Gordon Spence of Marion and Charles Wendl Herink of Vining were sent to the naval training station at Great Lakes. E. E. Moon, petty officer in charge, confirmed the detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Des Moines
E. E. Moon
Cedar Rapids
William Gordon Spence
William F. Spence
Marion
Charles Wendl Herink
Charles Herink
Vining
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Shueyville United Brethren To Welcome Dr Murray Speaker
Dr. Murray At Shueyville will speak at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Shueyville United Brethren church. Assisting are Cyrus Metcalf and the Otterbein male quartet with Miss Mae Fern Uhlenhopp as accompanist. The speaker has often served as baccalaureate at Shueyville high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Murray
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Murray
Cyrus Metcalf
Otterbein
Chester Cowden
Finley Stone
James F
Cowden
O. G. Smith
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Dr. Murray
Shueyville High School
Miss Fannie Strakota Obituary
Miss Fannie Strakota 53 of 21714 Eleventh street NE died in a local hospital Friday at 2 30 a m after a lingering illness. She was born in Cedar Rapids December 25 1884 and lived here all her life. Survived by brother Charles Strakota Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Joseph Dudley Churdan Ia. Body at Polansky funeral chapel awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Strakota
Eleventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Charles Strakota
Joseph Dudley
Churdan
Polansky
Harvard’s First President Henry Dunster Tied to Temperatures
The fragment recalls Henry Dunster as Harvard College’s inaugural president and references early concerns with climate or temperature contexts. This item hints at historical leadership and environmental notes from colonial-era academic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Henry Dunster
Announcements Lost and Found Brief
Short notices from the newspaper lost and found column. Items listed include missing belongings and found objects with sparse details for potential claimants.
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Market News
Chicago 'Ap
Texas
ST Paul
South ST Paul
Steaty
Omawa Livestock
Austin
Austin Minn
Mississipm River
Davenport
Renee
Mass
Onds
Government
Treasury
Sacae
Home Owners Loan
Lamson Brothers & Co
Mowrey
Merchants National Bank Bulldine
Winnipeg
Montana
Wall St
Court House News
Springville Street
W. F. Main
Sues Willis Lamb
Beverley May Wall
Merriil Fisher
Termohlen Infant
Marion News
Shueyville
C. Raplas
Reston i
Mount Agrampa
Siewx City
Sai
New Orleans
Oma
Charles City
Los_ Angeles
Des Moines Ly
Francisco
LaCrosse
Gazette
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hamilton
Thornwood Dance
Katz Jewelry & Loans
Pirst St
Post Office
Ganette
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Royal Laundry
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Bob
Ave
Aluied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Royal Press
Dial
Armstrong
P.O
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Toledo
Kenwood
Modern Button
Ave.e
Yellowstone Park
Udesen
Center Point Road
Coufal
Cou Falls
You
Turday
Charles Brinckley Prince
Swisher Pavilion
Cedar Park
Russ Manson
Sugar cMn
GEORGE SIR_VENKA
Waubeck
Tom Boleyn
Turkey House
Walford
Shanklin’s
Hallwood
Stoneking
Hickory
Joe Navratil
3Rd St. SE
Park Ave
Stoner's
Madeline Beauty Shop
3Rd St
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Sara Park Salon
Lillian Suchy
Adi Fincer
LaVogue Beauty Shop
Helene Beauty Shop
FEDS
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Fingerwave
Mac's Beauty Shop
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Erina
Oakland Ave
Business Cards Business Services
Vovak Heating 'Co
Hawkeye Tin Shop
1St St. SE
Kutchern Sodding & Coal Co
Lennox
Titen and Taege
4Th Ave
Hank
Fred ‘Young
Sun
H. R. Butters
Jim Cusack
Frank Chaloupka
Dini
Merchants Industries Inc
Bellefontaine
J. H. Crow
Tueada
Hotel Roosevelt
oFee
Baer
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