Hog Prices Hit 10.85 On Chicago Market as Demand Surges
Official Tuesday receipts show cattle 6,000 hogs 12,000 sheep 5,000 as hogs top at 10.85 for choice medium weights the highest since 1930. Market was active and 15 to 25 cents above Friday with heavier butchers scarce while pigs and odd lots gained to 10.00. Packing sows 300-450 lbs brought 9.00-9.35. Cattle market dragged. best fed steers near 11.90 with 10,000 cattle and 2,000 calves receipts. bulls stockers and feeders weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Heights
TNS
Amt
NGO
Ans
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Agaeees
Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
Dept. Agriculturer
Washington Lambs
ST Pats
ST Paut
Mediuim
Searslings
Iowa
URLLS
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Dackers
Hog Prices Move Up Ten Cents On Local Market
Hog prices continued their upward swing Monday, all grades advancing 10 cents. The top price rose to 10.25 dollars while cattle prices fell 50 cents and sheep prices dropped 25 cents.
Chicago and Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts
Summary of livestock market: hogs and cattle receipts around 10k each in Chicago with direct hogs 4k and prices 18 25c over Friday. cattle stays steady to lower with grassers and grain-fed notes. sheep demand weak. Omaha reports 6k hogs fairly active to shipper buyers. cattle receipts 600 head slow. sheep markets soft. Ohio and Iowa listings note regional price movements across several yards with varying weights and packer demand including Sows and Bulls.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local markets list grain prices Wheat five zero cents oats three twenty five rye thirty five cents new barley forty three cents Corn shelled seventy six and three quarters cents per ear sixty five cents Hens four twenty five pounds leghorn stands under four pounds leghorn springs twelve to fifteen cents Cocks one cent per pound No 1 and No 2 wholesale fruits vegetables oranges Valencia three eighty five four forty four twenty five Texas grapefruit seedless three twenty five Lemons eight dollars Potatoes one dollar twenty five percent to one twenty five two twenty five Bananas six cents Black raspberries two dollars per pint Lettuce crate five dollars Michigan celery fifty cents per dozen Cabbage one fifty Be ans two dollars a basket Onions two dollars a bag Cured hides No 1 beef seventy one cents No 2 beef forty two cents No 1 calf eight cents No 2 calf six eight cents No 1 kip six cents No 2 kip forty two cents Pony and glue rides half price No 1 horse two dollars seventy five cents No 2 horse two dollars twenty five cents Green hides one cent less
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago Produce Markets Trading Butter and Eggs Amid Steady Receipts
Chicago market notes show receipts steady for butter and creamery specials around 23 to 26 cents, with eggs unsettled and mixed color selections around 23 to 28 cents. Poultry receipts list hens, leghorns, fryers, and ducks with varied prices. potatoes show steady on track and on shipments, with russet and Bliss Triumphs prices noted. New York data mirrors firmer butter, steady cheese, and varied live poultry quotes, with futures and storage standards listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Idaho
Virginia
Idaho Bliss Triumphs & S
New York
Stu Dale
Fragmented OCR notice on markets and places with scrambled data
A garbled OCR passage lists New York and international terms, stock-like figures, city names, and random numbers. It mentions September, March, prices, and exchange references but is largely indecipherable. The text reads as a messy compilation of market remnants, place names, and dates without coherent reporting.
Boston Wool Market Reports Prices for Various Combings
The Boston wool market shows medium wools improving in demand with patterns touching on oyster and blood grades. Prices quoted include 72 cents on scoured basis for strict combing staple and 66 to 69 cents for French combing with territory wools detailed by grade and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Market details from Minneapolis flour shipments and prices
Report lists AP flour shipments in Minneapolis with pricing data across grades. Mentions 98 pound cotton sacks and various barrel and middlings prices. Includes figures such as 760 780 and 26921, plus 17 506 and 1800 standard middlings at 1942 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Curlord Tots
Sister of Mexican Chief Still Missing
Mexico City AP reports Senorita Matilde Torres Sanchez remains missing as her brother Governor Enrique Torres Sanchez of Durango says she was kidnapped to pressure him to change Durango anti church laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Matilde Torres Sanchez
Enrique Torres Sanchez
Durango
Grain Prices Fal l Back After Early Upturn in Chicago
Chicago board of trade wheat eased from an early rise as general market interest waned. July wheat around 84 5% to 91? cents. July corn 83 to 84 cents. oats steady to up 4% cents. Cash prices up modestly with receipts of 216 cars for grains amid rain dampening fields and rust concerns in spring wheat country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Grain Movement and Cash Wheat Prices Across Markets
The report covers Chicago cash provisions with No 1 red and No 2 red wheat pricing, hard and white varieties, and mixed grades. It lists oats, rye, buckwheat, soybeans, Timothy and clover seeds, lard bids, plus Minneapolis cash grain with receipts, No 1 northern and red durum prices, and corn and oats quotes with protein notes and delivery months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jake Wilkes
Indiana
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street Stocks Steady Gains Across Steels and Automakers
The stock market opened with a steady rise led by steels, motors, and selected specialties. U S Steel hit its yearly high, with Otis Steel, National Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Libby Owens and Case advancing 1 to over 2 points, while Bethlehem and du Pont joined gains. Utilities and oils eased. rails stable. about 1.2 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Otis Steel
National Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Libby-Owens
Case
Bethlehem
American Dan
du Pont
Sears Roebuck
Thee Steels
Washington News
Netherlands
American Rolling Mill
Continental Can
American Can
Allis-Chalmers
Westinghouse
Johns-Manville
American Smelting
Liquid Carbonic
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Standard Oil of
California
Evans Products
J. E. Bennett ( Co
mapaKer
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Indus Rayon
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
Als Chalmers
Ameroda Corp
Intl
Tel & Tel
Ann Car & F
Johns Manville
Coml_ Al
Kayser
Julius
Pwr
Kelly Springfield
Intl Corp
Kennecott
Aco Wae Ga
Kresge
Kroger Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Rad & SS Ngt
Lehn
Mills Amn Smelting
Libby Owens
Lig. Myers
Amn Steel
Ews. Inc
Amn Wiorks
Amn
Armour Com
Ie McKesson
Marshall Fido
Atchison Te&sf
Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Mathieson
I Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall
Beatrice Cry Bendix
Best & Co
Mont Ward Monsanto Wees Dre
Beth Steel
Lass
Burroughs
Natl Steel Ace
Canada
Cal & Yeola
U. N
North Amn
Otis Packard
Mtrs Steel
Ches & Ohio
E Park Utah Ches Corps
Palino Mines
Winnay Penick
Ford O Ti
Penns RR
Cmstp& Penney
J Sc
Cmstp&p
Ye Peoples Gas Ae
Cheo RI & P
Chrysler Mtr
Congoleum
Rem Rand
Consol Cigars
Rep Steel
Consol Gas
Reyn Tob
Consol
Seaboard
Sears Rorbuck
Inc
Contl Motors
Shattuck
Shell Vision
Simmons
Crucible Steel
Cudahy
Curtis Wright
Deorr & Ca
L & W Pee Sperry Corp
Dome Mines
St. Joe Lead
du Pont de'Ney
Stew Warner
Elec
Stone Webster
Elec Pow & L
Studebaker
Elec Bond & S& Tex Corp
Tex Gulf Gs
Tex Land
Ford England
Tidewater
Foster Wheeler
Timken
Fox Film
Freeport Tex
Trans-America Go
Genama Ton
Union Carbide
Gen Baking
Union Pac
Unt Corp
Gen Foods
Gen Gas Aa
United Fruit
Gen Motors
Unt Gas Co
Gen Ry Six
Ss Gas Imp Ind Air
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Jt U Ss Pipe Ee AG
Glidden Ca
Gold Dust
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Woolworth Ae
Hiram Walker
Worth
Houston
Chicago
Berehoft Coon
Butler Bros
Keystone Steel
Libby McNeil
Cherry B
Lynch Corp
Chicago Corp
Marshall
Corw Edison
Crane Co
Genshal Sa Switt and Co
Heilemann LaSwitt
New York Bond Prices Briefly Edge Higher
U S government bonds shown by closing quotes with Liberty Fourths at 10114 for 4448 33 38 and various Treasury issues trading around 1127 1055 and 104.5. Markets reflect small shifts as traders digest debt supply and monetary signals.
Countess Marie Now Engaged to Austrian Count
Vienna report says Countess Marie von Wurmbrand-Stuppach, once tied to Clendenin J. Ryan in a contested Union branded a fortune-hunter, is engaged to Count Paul Pauly, owner of a Vienna restaurant. They plan to marry after her prior marriage is dissolved by the Vatican. She will seek full annulment via the Rota tribunal.
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Vienna
INS
Marie von Wurmbrand-Stuppach
Clendenin J. Ryan
New York
Paul Pauly
Vatican
Funeral of Mrs Allie Leasure Set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Allie S Leasure a Cedar Rapids resident for fifty four years will be held Tuesday at 4 pm in Turner chapel conducted by Rev O C Gatrelle Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at Turner chapel Mrs Leasure died Saturday night after months of illness She was a charter member of the Second Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie S. Leasure
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
O. C. Gatrelle
Linwood Cemetery
Leasure
Second Evangelical Church
Deaths Edward M. White 61 Cedar Rapids resident
Edward M. White, 61, of Cedar Rapids died at 12 45 a m Monday after a lingering illness. Born January 13 1874 in Clayton county he is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Martyn Smith Waterloo two sons David E and Foster of Cedar Rapids five sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday in the Turner chapel with burial at Shiloh cemetery near Louisa. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. White
Winton Road
Cedar Rapids
Mr. White
Clayton County
Martyn Smith
Waterloo
David E. and
Foster
Charles Mentzer
Will Turner
Eli Shepherd
Henry Krambeer
Luana
Charles Cummings
Rollins
Wyo
Turner Chapel
Shiloh
Louisa
Funeral services for Mrs Fan Nie Schlueter
Funeral services for Mrs Fan Nie Schlueter of six miles east of Amana will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at the Barta chapel with burial in Anderson cemetery. She died Sunday morning and leaves a husband Peter a son Harvey H at home a daughter Mrs Charles Josifck of Western two sisters Emma Inks Cedar Rapids and Carrie Bartlett Rock Island Ill and two grandchildren. Friends may call at the chapel Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Schlueter
Amana
Barta Chapel
Anderson Cemetery
Charles Josifck
Western
Emma Inks
Cedar Rapids
Carrie Bartlett
Rock Island
Inl
Death of Cedar Rapids jewelry maker Ernest C Steiner in Beverly Hills
Ernest C Steiner once ran a Cedar Rapids jewelry manufacturing business and died Thursday in Beverly Hills California where he had resided. He left a widow and his Iowa City mother plus two sisters in Los Angeles. his former wife Lorene O’Brien of Cedar Rapids predeceased him by five years. He also leaves two Cedar Rapids cousins, Mrs Ethel M Nasi and Mrs C L Bailey, with full addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Steiner
Cedar Rapids
Beverly Hills
Calif
Frank Steiner
Iowa City
Los Angeles
Lorene O'Brien
Steiner
Ethel M Nasinee
Fifth Avenue
C. L. Bailey
Failure To Learn From History Is Tragic
W R Boyd chair man of the state education finance committee spoke to the Rotary club at Hotel Roosevelt on Monday. He argued history should teach life’s highway signs and warned that nations fall when they ignore past empires. He linked Hitler Mussolini Caesar and Napoleon to caution against war’s false values and moral breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Boyd
State Board of Education
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Rome
Hitler
Mussolini
Mr. Boyd
Caesar
Napoleon
Nurse Margaret Van Dorn shoots self in Iowa City hotel
Margaret Van Dorn, 29, of Waverly, a graduate nurse at University Hospital, checked into a local hotel and attempted suicide by shooting herself in the chest with a .22 caliber revolver. Doctors said she likely would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Margaret van Dorn
Waverly
University Hospital
Miss van Dorn
Court House News: Relief Program Details Discussed
The Linn county emergency relief committee met with the Linn county board of supervisors and Miss Cora Jacobs, county director of relief, at the courthouse to discuss the projected setup for operating the pending federal relief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Emergency Relief Committee
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cora Jacobs
Linn County
Stolen 1934 Ford Recovered by Denison Sheriff
State police radio reports a 1934 Ford coupe owned by R J Mitralsky of 2000 Fourth Avenue SE was stolen near Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street SE Saturday night and recovered Sunday morning by Sheriff Green of Denison after confirming with Denison authorities. Harriet Dochterman seeks divorce from L J Dochterman in district court on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. They married January 28, 1920, with custody sought for four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
R. J. Mitralsky
Fourth Avenue SE
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Green
Denis
Denison
Harriet Dochterman
L. J. Dochterman
Mrs Dayton's Funeral Services After Illness
Funeral services for Mrs Alice C Dayton will be held in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev Harold E Mayo officiating. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice C. Dayton
Turner Chapel
Harold E. Mayo
Linwood Cemetery
Mystery Girl Parachute Death at Lost Wanon Airport
Cleveland report says 21 year old Jean Buhl died during a first leap when her main parachute failed to open after she pulled the rip cord too early. About 1,000 spectators watched as she plummeted to her death at Lost Wanon airport near Willoughby. Buhl was billed as the Mystery Girl parachutist and wore two chutes with a mask, while partner George Liephart aided the jump. Investigators found no evidence she tried to deploy a second parachute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jean Buhl
Jean
Lost Wanon
Willoughby
Miss Buhl
George Liephart
Confesses Killing Girl Asks Speedy Death in Chair
Mills Micky Redmond, 27, a tin worker in Chicago, told police he murdered Marion Cozzo, 17, on December 1 after she resisted his advances. He claimed he dumped her body in a sewer via a manhole after an ice cream outing in a park. He asked for the electric chair without a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Marion Cozzo
Mills
Micky” Redmond
Marion
Redmond
Eleven Drowned As German Boat Capsize In East Prussia
BERLIN UP Eleven persons drowned Sunday when a small ferry rowboat overloaded with twenty one passengers capsized on Darothen lake in East Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Darothen Lake
East Prussia
Bond Market Tepid as Activity Edges Higher on Select Issues
New York bond market opened colorless with few active issues on tape. Treasuries and corporates held near steady while a small group of issues edged up. notable quotes include Treasury 3 3/32nds at 101.24 and Home Owners Loan Corp around 102 with minor declines for Columbia Gas and Electric and Detroit Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
API
U.S
Treasury
R Point
Home Owners Loan Corps
Home Owners
American
Erie
International Telephone
New York Central
Aittle
Columbia Gas and Electric Ss
Detroit Edison
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Ss
Congress Activities by the Associated Press Senate
Senate session at 10 a.m. to debate an AAA bill. Territories committee reopens Virgin Island probe. Conference opens on a plan to abolish certain public utility holding companies. House considers District of Columbia legislation as Ways and Means panel works on a tax bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territories Committee
Virgin Island
HOUSE
District of Columbia
Ways and Means Committee
Marion News Obituary and Local Notices for George Goldsberry
George Goldsberry 79 of Kansas City died Sunday morning after a two year illness. Born near Marion February 18 1856 he farmed here before joining Wilson Packing in Kansas City. Survived by wife Phoebe and daughter Marguerite, funeral Tuesday in Kansas City. Nephews and niece attend. Several local social events and notices follow including club picnics, meetings, and visitors among Marion residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
George Goldsberry
Kansas City
Goldsberry
Linn County
Wilson Packing Company
Alvin M
Nancy Goldsberry
Phoebe Roberts
Marguerite
A. E. Crew
Paul Goldsberry
Central City
Playground schedule for the week at Lincoln and Emerson
The weekly program lists kittenball for boys at Emerson Tuesday 9 am and for girls at Emerson Thursday 9 am. Lincoln hosts tennis for girls Wednesday 9 am and boys Friday 9 am, with crafts and other activities scattered across Lincoln and Emerson at 1 30 pm and 2 30 pm. Daily junior groups meet at 9 30 am on Lincoln and Emerson grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Building
Lincoln School
Lincoln
Emerson
Lincoln and Emerson
Funeral Services for D. S. Stewart at Yo com Chapel
Funeral services for D S Stewart were held Sunday at the Yo com chapel with Rev John M Walters of the Methodist church officiating. Mrs Albert F E Bragg sang two hymns. pallbearers included Marshall Swayne Charles De Wald Walter Lowe and Philip Bunting. Osceola lodge No 18 I O C F attended in a body and burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery. Out of town attendees included Dr and Mrs Charles Yost Center Point Mr and Mrs Frank Keith Perry Mr and Mrs Howard Lyman and their son Alburnett Mr and Mrs Walter Knapp Robins Mrs Myers and G Schmickle Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Stewart
Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Albert FE. Bragg
Bar
Isle of Somewhere
Fay Beach Murdoch
Marshall Swayne
Charles de Wald
Walter Lowe
Philip Bunting
Osceola Lodge
No. 18
I.O.C.F
Shells burg and Newhall bands give concert at Legion pool
A large crowd attended the Shellsburg and Newhall bands under Howard Ellson at the American Legion swimming pool Sunday. Eighty pieces filled the band as about 800 people enjoyed the pool the season’s largest crowd. A local swimming meet is set for Friday evening at the pool to select material for future meets and swimmers must register by Thursday. The water carnival planned for July 26 has been postponed to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
Newhall
Howard Ellson
American Legion
Weekend guests visit Mrs. Minnie Schenken in town
Week end guests in the home of Mrs. Minnie Schenken were Mrs. F. W. Schenken of Keystone and her daughter, Miss Erma Schenken of Chicago. Miss Schenken is supervisor of nurses in the University of Chicago hospital. They also visited in the A. B. Black home. Dinner guests of Mrs. Schenken Sunday included Mrs. Fo. W. Schenken, Miss Erma Schenken, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schenken and their children, Loyce and Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schenken and their children, Albert Warren and Eileen, and Mrs. and Mrs. Carroll Roberts and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Schenken
F. W. Schenken
Keystone
Erma Schenken
Chicago
Miss Schenken
University of Chicago
A. B. Black
Schenken
Fo. W. Schenken
Bernard Schenken
Loyce
Rudolph
A. A. Schenken
Albert Warren
Eileen
Carroll Roberts
Marion Golf Club Defeated by Wapsipinicon Club
In Anamosa Sunday afternoon the Marion Golf Club lost to Wapsipinicon Country Club 13 to 26 with Don Wolfe posting a medalist 79. Twenty four players entered the event, eighteen competed. Other local notes include family gatherings and club meetings such as Linn’s Best Four-H preparing for achievement day and DeMolay chapter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Golf Club
Wapsipinicon Country Club
Anamosa
Don Wolfe
Births in Iowa City and Des Moines Suburbs
Born to Mr and Mrs John Hodges at University hospital Iowa City a 10 pound son born July 19. Also born to Mr and Mrs Carl Whittemore 727 Third street SW a daughter born July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hodges
Sixth Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Carl Whittemore
Third Street
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Estimatis
Omaha
East St Loui
St Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapoli
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Omaha Livestock
Omaha Apus Dept Agticutures
Mis Moines
Ontener
Minnesota
At & Am
Henty Weichte
Austin
Austin. Minn
Pires
Toritign Png Yangi
Ecu
Boidws
Italy
Follard
New
Sueden
Dewanory
Fytal
Swetzerland
Relesiavakne
Juwasiayie
Anattine
Shanghai
Lamson Brothers & Co
Rowrey
Rapids
Joe Seer
Winnipeg
North- West
WF Ag
Chikaga
Louis
Wall St
Marie
Allie Leasure
Allie
Court House News
Mrs. Dayton
Speedy Death
Congress
THE
Associated Fress
Senate
Marion News
John Heise
Frank Meci
Maywood
Teresa Naso
Lansing, Mich
H. G. Millen
Ray Millen
West Branch
Harold Chapman
Carol Jean
Esther Koeppen
Horace E. Reiter
B. I. Wooldridge
F. W. Prior
Thirteenth Street
Wilbur Sebern
Mrs
W. B. Sebern
A. Schenken’s
Hazel Thompson
Ruth Stanton
George Roberts
Earl Stanton
Catherine Stanton
Roy Stanton
Michael Clark
C. Clark
Carl C. Krapf
Ben Bauer
O. E. Quaas
William Quaas
Lester Kimes
Carl E. Krapf
Walter Wyman
Jerry Cuhel
North Liberty
Marion Monay
Oxford Club
Henry Arp, Jr
Board of Education
J. T. Grayston
Jane Ann
John Ty Christie
Adeliza Daniels
Monticello
Otto Spencer
Claude Knapp
Laura Bailey
Idlewild
Harry Snell
Howard M. Titus
Harry Hall
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Frank Beach
Sullivan
Nancy
L. R. Hermann
Pearly Head
Williston
N. C
Lena Pratt
Melissa Finson
Presbyterian Church
Bible School of the Christian Church
Thomas Park
Child Study Club
Congregational Church
A. E. Shippley
Evelyn Larkin
Lowell McConaughy
University Hospital, Iowa City
Carlton Sutliff
New York City
New Jersey
C. W Sutliff
Linn
Mary Michel
Carolyn Hagerman
James J. Wallace
Charles Clark
Bornlee Clark
Henry Schwood
Springville
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Jeanne Dye
Ina Dye Minor
Robert Hibner
Aurora, Lll
G. M. Hibner
W. J. Goodyear
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