Hog Market Strength Lifts Prices as Receipts Drop
Hog markets gain strength with lighter receipts and stronger demand. Chicago tops reach $5.00, with most hogs trading $4.85 to $5.00, while cattle and sheep also show firmer tendencies. Total sales and regional quotes across Chicago East St Louis Cleveland and Omaha reflect broad price increases and active trading.
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
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Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Market Report
Market notes show live poultry receipts with 42 trucks and mixed leg horn, turkeys, ducks, and rock friers. Potatoes keg receipts, Virginia Maryland cobblers prices, butter creamery specials, cheese and eggs prices listed. hogs and carloads referenced with general market strength and weaker demand.
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Ciicago
Rock Springs
Kansas
Missouri Cobblers
Virgina
Maryland
Htc Centra
Ala Dge
Local Hog Market Sees Continued Gains
Market reports show higher prices for hogs as traders monitor supply and demand factors. Grain movement and receipts in Chicago and Minneapolis reflect ongoing activity in hog and grain markets with steady strength.
Bond Markets Edge Forward on Select Issues in New York
Bond traders lifted a few issues amid speculation on prime loans and asset absorption. United States Rubber 53 led gains on reports the firm finally turned profitable with other gains in Erie Missouri Pacific Allegheny American Telephone Western Union Postal Telegraph Phillips Petroleum and Detroit Edison. Government issues stayed tight under light volume with modest advances in South American foreign exchange markets.
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New York
United States Rubber
Joans of Erie
Pacific Allegheny Corporation
Amerian Telephone
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Phillips Petroleum
Detroit Edison
United States
Barley Price Jumps 19 Cents in Fast Market Move
Chicago grain trading saw barley rise as much as 19 cents before a sharp later pullback. Wheat slipped 1 to 1½ cents, corn fell about 1 to 2 cents, and barley closed slightly higher than the prior close after volatile sessions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Arkansas
Alabama
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Liverpool
Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Profit Taking At Highs
New York markets surged to multi year highs before profit taking trimmed gains. Rail shares led advances while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific posted gains, and key chemicals and tech names rose modestly. Commodities showed mixed moves with barley jumping while wheat and corn softened. the dollar weakened and bonds held firm.
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Delaware and Hudson
Southern Pacific
Lackawanna
N. Y. Central
Canada Dry
Standard Brands
Crown Cork
DuPont
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Libbey-Owens
Hershey
Alaska
Juneau
McIntyre Porcupine
Dome
Western Union
U. S. Rubber
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Produce
A snapshot of Cedar Rapids market notes listing prices for grain and produce. Wheat and corn figures appear with several fruit and vegetable prices including California Valencia oranges and grapefruit, along with assorted staples such as potatoes and onions and miscellaneous farm items.
World wire service briefs mix foreign places and stock quotes
A jumble of place names and currencies appears with scattered numbers and pound and dollar figures. The text mentions New York AP and futures quotes with a note that a price remained unchanged at 450 dollars for a granulated product.
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SEGSA
New York
Lary Names Baby Lynford Lawlor Lars After Birth
New York Yankees shortstop Lyn Lary and wife Mary Lawlor welcomed a two five and a half pound boy on Sunday. The infant will bear the name Lynford Lawlor Lars so he can pursue either acting under a stage name or baseball, depending on his looks.
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Temperatures Stay In Moderate Bounds Throughout Day
A warm night gave way to moderate temperatures with readings around 85 degrees by 2:45 pm and a low near 65 earlier. Overnight fell to 67 with 7 am at 70 degrees, while Monday’s low was 89 degrees at 2:30 pm.
Ouster case details show motive and testimony
Testimony outlined pressure from Hupp to oust Kruidenier amid a department rule change as he sought help from three local ministers and the county attorney. Witness accounts described gambling, nude dancing, and alcohol at a stag party, with Zelinsky dictating affidavits and several witnesses recanting or contradicting earlier statements.
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Tait Cummins
United Press
Claire Mills
Police Department
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Mike McGuire
Krufdenier
G. K. Thompson
Johnson
Sam Christensen
George Powers
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Bernard “Red” Hershey
Hershey
Paul Jerabek
Dempsy Jones
Alex Fid Jer
Wendl Rance
Jerabek
Rance
Pollock
Montrose
Stag
Lee Fitzgerald
Mosaic From The Dictionary By Plorence La Ganke
Nancy Page column notes a mosaic illustration derived from a dictionary by Plorence La Ganke. The feature highlights artists and editorial choices behind the collage style.
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Plorence la Ganke
Mosaic Quilt Pattern Shared by Mrs Ida Decker
Quilt club members in Fairfield Connecticut receive the Mosaic design from Nancy Page. Ida Decker explains origin from a dictionary mosaic and suggests color plans and cutting tips. Pattern sheets cost three cents with SASE. rack patterns require extra three cents each.
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Ida Decker
Fairfield
Conn
Nancy Page
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Draft plan to lift hog prices debated at conference
The discussion centered on raising hog prices with a plan to boost production costs. Julius Peters, a federal statistician in Des Moines, was named secretary. Credentials showed voting strength: Iowa nineteen, Nebraska nine, Illinois eleven, Missouri seven, Indiana seven, South Dakota five, Wisconsin four, Minnesota six, Kansas four, Ohio four.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Claude Wickard
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Nebraska
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Iowa
Ralph Snyder
Kansas
Carl Dietz
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Roy Crowley
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Ralph Moyer
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Willard Edwards
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Mount Vernon
William McArthur
Mason City
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Charles Hearst
Cedar Falls
Ralph Smith
Newton
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Pierson
Julius Lensch
Walnut
Earl Watts
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Farmer's Union
Julius Peters
Carl Deitz
Ohio
Wisconsin
Report Third Man Killed With Flyers
Washington reported that a third crew member was said to be killed when the American flyers Captain Steven Darius and Stanley Girenus perished in a crash near Soldin in Pomerania while en route to Lithuania after crossing the Atlantic. The embassy could not identify the third person and doubted the report, noting a bag bearing the name Victor Jesglaites of Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania was found near the wreck.
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Iowa Court Rules Proposed Loan Invalid Over Debt Limit
The Iowa Supreme Court rules a proposed state loan invalid, finding it would create debt beyond constitutional limits without voter approval. The decision notes uncertainty over executive council taxation powers and references past caps on annual taxes. Efforts to secure a Reconstruction Finance Corp loan to cover frozen public deposits are discussed, with $17 million in sinking fund claims and $3 million in anticipatory warrants outstanding.
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Clyde L. Herring
Christensen Quits As Assistant Chief After 28 Years Service
Christensen retires as assistant chief of the police after 28 years on the force. He began as a sergeant in 1909 and rose through detective and captain ranks, earning a pension of 87.50 monthly. He cites health and rest as reasons and notes he was never disciplined in his career.
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A. J. Smetana
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Mike McGuire
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Deaths Lewis Mansfield and Charles Bohaty
Funeral services for Lewis Mansfield, Cedar Rapids former resident, will be Wednesday at 4 PM in Turner chapel with Rev. Robert Little officiating and Oak Hill cemetery burial. Charles Bohaty, 58, died Monday after illness. services set for Wednesday at 2 PM in Polansky chapel with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. He immigrated from Bohemia in 1910 and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1972. he was survived by one son.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Oak Hill Cemetery
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Third Street
Bohemia
United States
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Chicago
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Bohemian Reading Society
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Polansky Chapel
Theodore Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Young daughter of Marcks dies at two months ill
Lucille GC Marcks aged 13 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Marcks of 117 Twenty-eighth Street SE, died at 2 15 am Tuesday after a two month illness. Funeral services will be at Monahan Funeral Home at 230 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev Father P J Behan. Burial in Mount Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening. Cincinnatus Heine Miller was the real name of the poet Joaquin Miller.
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P J. Beehan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
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