Hogs higher as markets show gains in Chicago bid
Chicago hogs rose with top bids around 10.15, as receipts at major yards showed 9,000 hogs and 8,000 cattle in Chicago. Reports indicate varied strength across Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St. Louis with steers firm and spring lambs steady to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
St Louis St. Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Feeds and Prices
Iowa hogs and cattle markets show varied demand with price rises for lighter hogs and steady to higher cattle values. Receipts include Omaha and Mason City regions with hogs 140 to 350 pounds and cattle including fed steers and vealers trading from moderate to strong levels across markets.
Iowa Hog Receipts See Decline From Last Week
Des Moines AP report shows combined hog receipts at 14 100 in interior towns and southern Minnesota packing plants for the 24 hours ending 8 am Wednesday, down from 15 400 a week ago and 10 700 a year ago. Majority butchers higher at select weights, weights up 20c, packing sows steady overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept Agricultures
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
A Cedar Rapids market column lists grains and produce with prices for No 2 corn yellow 4812¢ per unit, soybeans No 2 yellow Bic May, straw hay at 7.50, 9.00 per bale, butterfat at 25¢, hens 14¢ per pound, Leshorn hens and cocks with various price notes, wholesale produce and vegetables with lemons oranges grapefruits celery lettuce bananas onions cabbages carrots potatoes and miscellaneous items. hides and glues at varied prices including No 1 cured heel hides 5c and No 2 cured beef hides 3c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hogs Strengthen on Local Market
Hogs strengthened on the local market Wednesday with light grade hogs 10-150 pounds rising 10 cents, top price at 9.55. Cattle and calf markets show steady to varied quotes with Good to Choice calves 140-190 pounds around 8.50, spring pigs 65-80 pounds 8.50, bucks about 1 less, and other beef grades ranging from 6.25 to 11.75 with feeder and yearling cattle noted in the wider price list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Packers
Waterloo
Hogs Tc Hichers
Heo Oas
Paul Livestock
Souther
Paul Iapi
Dent
Wilson & CO
Annes
Market Report From Chicago and New York Pricing
Produce and egg receipts show mixed changes with steady chicken and hen prices in Chicago. eggs unsettled with slight declines in some grades. Potatoes show light demand and firm U.S. numbers. butter and cheese receipts steady with minor price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mysmouth
Rock Springs
Butte
U .S
Perent Cobblers
Missouri
Asc
Kansas
California
White Rose
U. 5
Bliss
Idaho
U. S
Oregon
New York
Wisconsin Cheese Market Notes From Plymouth
Wisconsin cheese exchange report from Plymouth lists cheddar at 12 1/2 cents, daisies 13 cents, commodores 13 43?, and horns 13 cents for the week with prices of various varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers
Dollar edge in foreign exchange market and sugar notes
The New York AP report shows the dollar edging higher with noon rates for major currencies including Great Britain and Canada, plus spot cables. Raw sugar markets are largely unchanged with No 4 futures pressured by outside selling, while No 2 futures slip slightly and refined sugar remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
Montreal
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Grerce
Japan
Hongkone
Shanehat
Mississippi River Stages Reported For Several Locations
River levels show no chance of rising at Davenport Hastings La Crosse and Keokuk with falls ranging from 0.3 to 0.6 feet. Falls at Prairie du Chien Dubuque and St Louis are listed with varying rises and a 0.1 rise at Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississimgi River
Davenport
Tapi
Hastings la Crosse
Defense Rests In Harlan Coal Trial
The defense in the Harlan labor conspiracy trial closed its case shortly after noon Wednesday after having called 347 witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Coal
London Ky
Wheat Drops More Than a Cent Under Hedging Pressure
Chicago markets show wheat closing down more than a cent amid hedging pressure on the Board of Trade. July wheat at 687, corn and oats mixed, with early trade light and Liverpool and North American markets lending support before selling pressures dominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
U. S
Canada
Iowa
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices and Winnipeg Market Report
Grain prices report from Chicago and Winnipeg with cash and futures quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans. Includes domestic cash grades, Western Canada bids, and Minneapolis cash grain receipts and pricing across several contract months.
Bond Markets Move Inward In Mixed United States List
New York bond market Wednesday showed general inward movement with industrials easing by midday and utilities mixed. U S government bonds were easy with Treasuries declines up to 0.632. Fractional gains appeared in St Paul 5s Missouri Pacific 5s of 1977 PF Nickel Plate 4s5 New York Central 5s Southern Pacific 4 25 of 1968 and Central Pacific first 4s of 1999. Losses included American Telephone 3 45 of 1966 Colorado Gas and Electric 5 5 of May International Paper 5s and National Dairy 3 44s. Foreign bonds saw German 7s soft and Italy Ts up slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Bond Review
New York
U .S
Treasuries
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific Ss
Nickel Plate
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
American Telephone
Colorado Gas and Electric
International Paper
National Dairy
Italy
Two Die As Biplane Crashes Near Fort Plain
A biplane crash in a field near Fort Plain New York killed Everett Sanders, 34, a Fort Plain farmer and pilot, and two women, Theresa Hendershott and Allen Shelley, both in their early 20s and residents of Fort Plain. The tragedy occurred Wednesday, with the aircraft owned by Sanders and used for sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Plain
N.Y
Here
Everett Sanders
Sportsman
Theresa Hendershott
Allen Shelley
Pere
Fortain
Army Flyers Die In Madison County Plane Crash
Two Army servicemen were killed when an Army plane crashed on a farm in Madison County. Lieut Ralph Guy La Baw, 23, of Lincoln Illinois and Private Alney L Tanner, 22, of Sikeston Missouri, died Wednesday in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Ralph Guy la Baw
Lincoln
Ill
Alney L. Tanner
Sikeston
Madison County
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Kate is justified in not likin her husband's mother. The mother is nice in lots of ways, but she understands Kate, and of course that's cruel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Kate
Stock Market Mixed Gains as Rails Lead Simultaneous Shifts
New York AP reports a broad market swing with rail and utility stocks leading gains while movie shares fall after federal action separating theater ownership from film production. Trading reached about 2.5 million shares as several names moved, with declines in U S Steel and General Motors among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
North America
Consolidated Edison
Electric Power and Light
U. S. Gypsum
National Distillers
International Paper
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
U. S.—Rubber
International Nickel
International Harvester
Union Carbide
Wall Street Stocks and Quotations Report
Wall Street quotations show wide mixed activity with numerous names listed from Adams Express to Quaker Oats. Major banks, oils, metals and manufacturing houses appear, including Anaconda Copper Armour, General Electric and Bethlehem Steel among many others.
U. S. Embassy Hit In Madrid Attack
Madrid reports an air raid and shelling as Spanish insurgent artillery targeted the U S embassy building, with Nazaret and Cabanal villages' destruction and over 400 shells falling on the city. One person was killed and five wounded, while seven others were injured by aerial bombing near Alicante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
INS
United States
Nazaret
Cabanal
Alicante
Both Sides Blame Others In Maytag Factory Rioting
Newton, UP—Union strikers and back-to-workers blame each other for a Maytag Washing Machine plant disturbance. CIO regional director William Sentner says attackers provoked the clash and that union discipline prevented injuries. back-to-workers spokesman A M Miller says no worker was an aggressor and that strikers assaulted individuals seeking to enter or leave the plant. Maytag attorney Edward Ford declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Maytag
William Sentner
CIO
A. M. Miller
Edward W. Ford
FMC To Take Over Dollar Steamship System
Agreements under which the federal maritime commission will take over the Dollar Steamship lines have been completed and are now in Washington for final approval and signature by the commission officers. This exclusive IN S report notes signing is the last step before full deal details are released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
INS
Federal Maritime Commission
Dollar Steamship Lines
Washington
Commission
International
City Briefs and Personals
Mrs. Margaret Cousins of 1205 Sixth avenue SE has returned home from St. Luke's hospital after an operation. Dr. Elsenbast of the Chamber of Commerce speaker bureau addressed Mount Vernon Rotary on "The Amanas" at the Lower Palisades. Nicholas Hamling, 23, of Albernnett, fractured his right ankle when he stepped in a hole while wrestling at home and was treated at St. Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cousins
Sixth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Elsenbast
The
Chamber of Commerce
Mount Vernon
Lower Palisades
Nicholas Hamling
Alburnett
Hamling
Farm accident leaves man with knee laceration in Marion
Kenneth Quass aged 23 of route 4 Marion sustained a laceration below the right knee when snagged by a combine driveshaft at the Del Van Note farm on Tuesday. He was treated at St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Quass
Route 4
Marion
del van Note
Quass
St. Luke's Hospital
Decree Cancels Citizenship of Robert McCosh
A decree filed with the clerk of the United States court cancels the citizenship of Robert McCosh formerly of Cedar Rapids. The action cites McCosh meeting the United States in 1924 and establishing permanent residence in Ireland within five years after citizenship was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert McCosh
Cedar Rapids
McCosh
Ireland
Kolach Festival at St Ludmila’s Church This Week
The annual Kolach festival at St Ludmila’s church on Second street at Twenty first avenue SW starts Wednesday evening and runs through the rest of the week. Entertainment includes a pony merry go round and other rides. Free kolaches and coffee are served each night. A fish fry is featured Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ludmila's Church
Second Street
Twenty-first Avenue SW
Robberyreport at Globe hotel targets Rack Luben
Rack Luben reported at the Globe hotel that a Tuesday night intruder entered his room while he slept, stealing his 21 jewel pocket watch valued at 20 dollars from a dresser and 92 cents from his trouser pockets. The door was left unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rack Luben
Globe Hotel
Rev Grant Anderson speaks at Kiwanis on Creators of History
The Rev. Grant Anderson addressed the Kiwanis club at Hotel Montrose on Wednesday delivering Creators of History as the topic. He argued that every living person with voting rights and free speech is a creator of history alongside historic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Anderson
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Montrose
Anderson
Bride Becomes Widow Minutes After Wedding
Davenport AP report details Alfonso Navarro 42 dying at St Luke’s after a crane accident at Betendorf foundry. His bride Mande Buri hurried to courthouse for a fast license, then wed as a minister performed ceremony. Navarro died moments after the vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarro
Marion News Dinner Guests and Local Visits Highlight Week
Marion residents hosted and visited many friends with gatherings at the Crawford home and outings to Fairfax Palisades State Park. Guests included Mrs. Walter Burckle, Mrs. R. A. Iliss, Mrs Ray Melchi, and others from Webster City, Fairfax, Houston, Cedar Rapids, and Washington D C. Local health news mentions R D Rusler of Ohio recovering after a Cedar Rapids hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crawford
Walter Burckle
R. A. Iliss
Ray Melchi
J. R. Melchi
Webster City
Arthur Buttes
Fairfax
Burckle
Iliss
Craford
R. D. Rusler
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Lowe
Grace Griffith Baker
Reine Spears
Houston
Tex
E. W. Griffiths
Lula Toms
J. M. Toms
the Palisades State Park
Baker
Spears
Thomas Park
Myrtle Winter Yates
Central City
Luncheon and Pool Party Honor Beadle's Daughter at Tom Park
Mrs. Edwin Beadle hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon and pool party at Thomas park for her daughter Margaret Elaine Beadle's eleventh birthday. Guests included Loyce Schenken Donna Helbig Emma Jean Nollsch Kathleen Waline Marilyn Nickeson and Beverly Lutz. Miss Eileen Schenken will host a lawn supper event Wednesday evening with Irene Harris Kathryn DeWees Patricia Peck June DeWees Betty Peck Barbara Fitzgerald Marilyn Fontaine Kathleen Mullaley Bonnie Carey Mary Alice Kemble and Arlene Tow listed as expected guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elaine Beadle
Edwin Beadle
Tenth Street
Thomas Park
Loyce Schenken
Donna Helbig
Emma Jean Nollsch
Kathleen Waline
Marilyn Nickeson
Beverly Lutz
Eileen Schenken
Eighteenth Street
Irene Harris
Kathryn DeWees
Patricia Peck
June DeWees
Betty Peck
Barbara Fitzgerald
Marilyn Fontaine
Kathleen Mullaley
Bonnie Carey
Mary Alice Kemble
Arlene Tow
Lothian daughter Janet tours Europe via ship stopovers
Mr and Mrs W K Lothian learned from their daughter Janet Lothian that the boat halted in Dublin on July 11 to discharge passengers and she arrived in Liverpool the next day after continuing her European tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Lothian
Janet. Lothian
Europe
Dublin
Ireland
Liverpool
England
Chicago native recovers after motorcycle crash. MacArthur safe
Donald MacArthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MacArthur of Chicago formerly from Marion, is out of danger from blood poisoning after losing a leg in a motorcycle accident ten days ago. Nearby relatives in Marion report his improving condition. Mrs. Charles Meier of Geneseo visits Minnesota son. Mary Gleason returns from ten day Chicago vacation with Everett Burt and family. F. K. Converse and Ruth Converse of Elgin, Illinois, who stayed with Walter Applegate, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. QC. Norton
Coggan
George Wessel
Gary
Anamosa
Norton
Charles Schmatt
Ethel Collins
Norton Eee
Marion
John Engstrom
George Engstrom
Deerfield, Ill
Chicago
Donald MacArthur
J. H. MacArthur
Charles Meier
Geneseo, Ill
Chris Frederick
Minnesota
Mary Gleason
Everett Burt
Waterloo
Strikebound North Chicago Hardware Plant Reopens
The Chicago Hardware Foundry resumes production at North Chicago after a June 6 shutdown. About 150 pickets gathered, remaining beyond a deputy line as workers entered. Eleven of twenty indicted leaders pled not guilty. nine released on 2500 dollar bonds, including Robert Wirtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Chicago
Chicago Hardware Foundry Company
CIO
Ralph Cady
Robert Wirtz
Greek Earthquake Toll Rises to Twenty Dead and One Hundred Hurt
An earthquake centered on Euboea and felt across the Aegean left twenty dead and about one hundred injured. Neapalatia near Athens suffered partial destruction, with Oropos Tatei and Kakosalesi damaged. A prison wall collapse in Oropos coincided with a death tied to a murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
INS
Greece
Euboea
Aegean
Neapalatia
Oropos
Tatei
Kakosalesi
Orospos
Call Insull death free of suspicion
Paris AP reports police concluded Samuel Insull former Chicago utilities magnate died without foul play and granted embalming approval after completing an investigation into the sudden death in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Births at St Luke's Hospital Two Daughters Reported
Born to Mr and Mrs Ray E Glime route 1 Marion a daughter July 18 at St Luke's hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Arnold De Long 4338 North Winthrop avenue Chicago a daughter July 18 at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Glime
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Arnold de Long
Winthrop Avenue
Chicago
St.Luke's Hospital
Golf exhibition marks Wednesday with Ralph Guldahl presence
Wednesday features a golf exhibition headlined by Ralph Guldahl. Monday hosts at Mr. and Mrs. A. A Hardin include Mr. and Mrs. OQ. F. Grimm of Long Beach California. Mrs. Grimm, formerly Grace Hillier of Long Beach, wed in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Ralph Guldahl
A. A Hardin
OQ. F. Grimm
Long Beach
Calif
Grimm
Grace Hillier
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GBI AG
ATE
Ile
Winnipeg
CASS
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I. S. Bonds
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Z . Als Chalmers
Kan City
Soda Renn Gomes
Bresee
Anin
Fower
Kroger GS & B Pe Mn
Amber
Anin Inti Corp
Lehish Valley
Libby Owens
Amn
M. Fdy
Lig & My Br
Lig Carbonic
Loews Inc
Loft Inc
Lorillard
Louisy Gas & E
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Marshall
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Armour. Co
Mont Ward
Atlantic
Auburn Auto
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Carp
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Jig Nail
Bellas
Halta
Ntl
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Barnsdall Corp
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Igsy Nail Distirs
Beth, Steel
Paramount
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Park Utah
Calé& Heein
Patino Mines
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Ford
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Penna RR
Canada ‘Dry
Penney J C
Paca
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Caterpillar
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Lewis
Bueeeh
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Pullman Ca
Radio Corp
Radio
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Shara Donnie
Consol
Edison
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Simmons Co
Skelly
Conti
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Uni Gas
Walworth Ow
Gregg
Ward Bak B
Hat Corp
Warner Bros
Hrecker Oid
West Maryld
E Ods
Hiram Walker Art
Wwesn Union
Houston OK
Westhouse el
Howe Sound
White Motors
Hudson Motors
Willys Ovid
Hupp Motors
Amws Central
Woolworth Oe
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
S. T
Zenith Radio
Dexter Co
Hshold
Avi
Transp
Helleman
Bless
Field
Butler Bros
Midwest Corp
Quaker Com
Chicago’ Corp
Quaker Pr
Swift & Co
Swift
Walgreen
FMC
Dollar Steamship System
Marion Farmer Murt
Kiwanis
Marion News
Floyd Briggs
C. R. Walker
F. W. Crawford
Palisades
Jake Kreiger
Lenox
Mrs
Harry Pickerill
A. O. Kromminge
Castle Grove
James D. Pope
H. B. Phillips
George Barnes
Helen Ethelberry
Washington, D.C
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
Colfax
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Orville Fortney
Cedar Park
the Park
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Jeanette Tow
Kathleen Thomas
Norway
St. Luke’s Training School For Nurses
Dickey’s Foods
Bert Whitcomb
Lenna Whitcomb
Springville
Roy Mack
Metta Bunger
Clarence Lurvey
Marshalltown
Mack
Helen Wide
Sepsiem
Ivan Gillmore
Nellie Snell Gantz
Roy Snell
Center Junction
Fred Lang
Laurie Ann Lake
Lang
Fred W. Hardin
Riverside, Calif
A. A. Hardin
Sylvester Curtis
Guy Berlin
Mrs. Berlin
Lloyd Coakley
J. F. Coakley
Park McCalley
Claude OD
Knapp
Dick Shay
Jack and
Bernard Price
Daven
Eversharp
Seattle
Pall Sades
Joe Estes
Eees
the Gazette
Kenwood
Gazette
Ft. Madison
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Stark Insurance Agency
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
EEK
End Ave
Ray King
6Th St. NE
Good Housekeeping
Royal Laundry
K. Schaefer
Kresce's
Bob's
Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Armstrong's
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
P.O
Yellowstone Park
Dial
Viking
C.S.P.S. Hall
CEDAR
Heinie
Pat
Louie Smith
Van
Tiffin Tavern
Tiffin
Olde Hickory
Huailwood
Joe Navratil's Beer Parlor
3rd_St. SE
Park Ave
Stoner’s
Wee Beauty Shop
Mareline Beauty Shop
Fyndivonea
Mac's
Mary Nell
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
SARA PARK S/t
Lillian Suchy
Mont Marie Stewart
LaVague
Helene Beauty
Beauty School
Paris Academe OF Beauty
By Baer
Favec
Bair
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