Hog Prices Rally As Demand Bids Up Beefing Hogs
Chicago wholesale hogs showed a sharp rally with demand improving and prices rising across weight classes. Top reported at 315 with bulk 315 to 315, and receipts across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis noted, while sheep and cattle markets remained unsettled with varied demand and firm to higher bids in parts.
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Chicago
Chickco
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St
East Buffalo
East St Louis
San
MIX & Butchers
East St. Louis
TNS
ST Lovis
East
Schieher
Mosis
NES
Uc S Dept of Ac- Frictures
Iowa
Minnesota
Abe
Markets fluctuate at New York produce exchange report
New York produce market shows mixed activity with regional baskets and potatoes noted. Prices quoted include sweet potatoes and Jersey baskets, while poultry and cheese futures are listed, indicating firm and quiet segments across dairy, eggs, and fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lone Island
Maine
New Jersey
Jersey
Middlewest
Dresser
Long Island Ducks
Bond Market Cheer Persists in Weekend Trading
New York bonds held a cheerful tone as weekend gains extended into Monday trade. Railroads and utilities led a broad rally, Treasuries and key issues like International Telephone and Postal Telegraph firmed, Goodyear 5s rose about two points, and German loans showed modest gains amid a generally firm AP market snapshot. Government issues, including Liberty bonds and Treasuries, traded with varied yields and notes offering notable activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Braces
Treasury
International Telephone
Wich
Postal Telegraph
American Telegraphs
Ots
S&s
Local Hog Market Shows 10 Cent Rise On Open
Local hog market opens with a surge as hog prices rise nine to nineteen cents across grades. Top prices reach 425 for prime hogs and 330 for packers, with premiums paid based on quality and condition. calf and beef markets show varied quoted ranges for different weight classes.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Grains and Fruits Listing
A Cedar Rapids miscellany lists grain items with prices and a grocery spread of fruits and vegetables. Includes entries for hay bales hogs and hens plus cream and eggs, and California fruits such as oranges grapefruits and melons with unit prices and basket deals. Also notes Minnesota painters and wholesale fruit lines with priced crates and sacks.
Foreign exchange rates across nations reported in early figures
The page lists varied exchange rates for currencies including Great Britain France Italy Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Spain Portucal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Aravill Toki Shaneba Montreal Mexico City and more, with many figures showing cents or per unit values. The garbled text implies a historical rate table from a newspaper snippet.
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Porvign
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Greece
Poland
Jugoslavia Tve
Austria
Wheat settles after early rise amid hedge selling
Wheat traded unsettled on the Chicago board of trade after an initial advance faded. Prices held just under the prior close as southwest hedge selling and stop orders appeared. Crop comments were spotty with scattered showers in the American and Canadian northwest. oats and rye eased while corn and provisions softened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Southwest
Canadian
Chicago Quotations and Cash Grain Prices Reported
Lamson Brothers and Co provided Chicago cash grain quotes from Cedar Rapids. Wheat and corn prices list No 1 and 2 classes with mixed and yellow varieties, oats and rye offerings, barley and Timothy and clover seed prices noted, reflecting market activity and bid spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
R_ E Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Hay Receipts and Barn Stock Report
Way Chicago AP lists hay receipts with two cars of timothy and clover valued at 8006 and 1300, alfalfa and leafy hay 1500, oat and wheat straw 600, sample and threshed hay 80, marsh hay 1000, rye straw 800, and other items totaling various amounts, reflecting a busy market with multiple lots and prices.
Judge's Birth Control Ruling Sparks Chicago Debate
In Chicago Circuit Judge Daniel P. Trusade ruled in the Bemis case granting separate maintenance and acknowledging a woman has the right to decide her family size. The decision, cited as first judicial approval of birth control in the city, drew mixed reactions from experts and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daniel P. Trusade
Gertrude Bemis
Walter J. Bemis
Trunde
Rachelle Yarros
Joseph A Graber
Court of Domestic Relations
Traylor Could Head Treasury If Democrats Win
Chicago reports say Melvin A Traylor, a city banker, may become secretary of the treasury if Democrats secure victory. James A Farley reportedly urged Traylor for the treasury post and Franklin D Roosevelt is said to favor the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traylor
Treasury
Chicago
INS
Melvin A Traylor
James A Farley
National Committee
Guv
Franklin D. Roosevelt
the Treasury
Probe Death Of Sioux City Man Hit By Street Car
An autopsy was ordered in the death of William H Thiel 34 who died after a street car struck him Coroner J H Robbins indicated foul play possible after Motorman George Skavdahl questioned police. Thiel had a fractured skull and may have been slugged robbed and placed on the track. The street car severed his legs. Thiel a war veteran came to Sioux City recently from Wheaton Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
William H Thiel
J H Robbins
Thiel
George Skavdahl
Wheaton
Minn
Blast Wrecks St Louis Bus Garage In Explosion
Eleven men were injured in a Monday explosion that wrecked the front of Pickwick Greyhound Lines garage in St Louis. Joseph Barber, district passenger agent in Chicago, was initially listed as missing but survived with cuts and bruises after being blown through a window. Firemen attributed the blast to gasoline tank ignition. windows across seven blocks were shattered and damage reached about 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Pickwick-Greyhound Lines, Inc
Joseph Barber
Chicago
Wall Street Advances Lift Markets Amid Mixed Earnings
Stocks rose in active trading led by oil shares and rail issues as US Steel and other blue chips advanced. The market moved beyond a two month range to a May-like high with about 1.5 million shares traded, as investors banked on favorable second quarter results and potential dividend actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shorts
US Steel
Bethlehem Preferred
American Tobacco B. Liggett and Myers
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
National Biscuit
Drug Standard of California
Consolidated Out Preferred
U.S Steel
Phillips
Reading Company
Southern Pacific
PGE Ags
Body Of Preston Man In Airplane Wreck Near Clinton
The body of Basil Farley of Preston In was found in the wreckage of an airplane on the William Ingwersen farm about ten miles northwest of Clinton. Pilot Earl Hansen of Battle Mountain suffered fractures to both legs. The plane had been missing since Sunday afternoon after taking off from Lake Farley Wood near Preston. The ship fell in a dry gully and was hidden by trees. It was jointly owned by Eugene Bayvinr and John Sutor of Gatesburg HS and had been barnstorming in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Basil Farley
Preston
William Ingwersen
Earl Hansen
Battle Mont
Lake Farley Wood
Eugene Bayvinr
John Sutor
Gatesburg
Miami man posing as Blake heir targets Florida home
A 22 year old hospital interne, posing as a relative of Cedar Rapids businessman James E. Blake, tried to move and sell all downstairs furnishings from the Blake home in Miami. A van driver alerted the furniture exchange after seeing a broken padlock, leading to police involvement and the man’s arrest. The plot aimed to clear an estate, with return of the furniture planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blake
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Blake
Miami
Furniture Exchange
Blake Ome
Farm Board blamed for low wheat prices in testimony
Kansas City AP report quotes Frank A Thels former Kansas City board of trade president alleging government tampering with surplus grain disposal by the Farm Board. He says without Farm Board interference wheat could have fetched around $1.20 to $1.30 a bushel, accusing the government of massive competition with private firms and misusing taxpayers funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank A. Thels
Kansas City Board of Trade
House
Farm Board
Theis
Thels
United States
Agricultural Marketing Act
Federal Farm Board
Treasury
Croxton Named To Aid Directors Of Reconstruction Co
Washington AP Fred C Croxton assistant director of the Presidents unemployment committee was named assistant to the directors of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation He will help administer the 300 million fund for relief loans to states and territories Croxton has been the unemployment committee aide for about two years and is regarded as the best posted man on unemployment and relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DAP
Fred C Croxton
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Croxton
Congress
Injured Man Found In Street In Mysterious Accident
Joe Drezsich, 43, of 112 First Street NE, Rock Island workman, was found with a gash on the back of his head in a street incident on First Street and First Avenue SE. He was taken to St Luke's hospital at eight this morning in an ambulance. He was semi conscious and could not explain what happened. No witnesses were found and police reported no accident.
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Joe Drezsich
First Street
Rock Island
St. Luke's Hospital
First Avenue SE
Drezjich
Ife
Drezsich
Troops Called In as Miners Clash Over Non-Union Work
In Clarksville Arkansas a 500-strong union miners mobilization to bar non-union operations in Johnson County coal fields led to injuries to a mine boss and the mobilization of National Guardsmen. Organizers from Oklahoma and Arkansas converged on the area and the clash, except for a single clash at the Clarksville Coal Company mine, remained peaceful under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville, Ark
Johnson County
Clarksville
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Parnell
Conl Company
Mechanicsville Teen Seriously Hurt In Thresher Incident
James C Smith, 17, of Mechanicsville, was treated at St Luke's Hospital after a 4 45 pm Monday accident. He sustained severe lacerations from a threshing machine feeder during work near Mechanicsville and remained in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C Smith
Mechanicsville
St Luke's Hospital
Court Upholds Prussian Ouster in Berlin Rise of Papen Regime
The Leipzig Supreme Court upheld Chancellor von Papen’s ouster of the Prussian government, allowing his dictatorial commission to govern Prussia and lifting a two year ban on Hitler party members holding Prussian office. A August hearing will test the action's constitutionality amid chaos, communism fears, and political violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Supreme Court
Prussia
Paul von Hindenburg
Brandenburg
von Papen
Adolph Hitler
Leipzig
Cabinet Members Attack Trade Head Continued From Page 1
The cabinet members reacted after the grain futures act eviction of the board of trade for sixty days. Wheat rose then fell amid selling pressure and traders blamed the ruling. Carey urged calm and said the appeal will go to the Supreme Court if needed, with a decision likely after this year's crop. The dispute centers on Farmers National Grain corporation and Updike Grain, which had clearing facilities through Updike but was said to be owned by Farmers National. Updike was suspended May 25 after a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Board of Trade
Carey
Supreme Court
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Farmers National
Co-Operative
Clearing House Association
Updike Grain Company
Mellon to resign ambassadorship says London Daily Herald
London AP report notes Ambassador Andrew Mellon expected to resign upon arrival in Washington. The Herald says talks on war debts should be entrusted to a younger man, while Mellon frames his trip as holiday with no political significance. Other papers speculate on timing with Sir Ronald Lindsay also leaving Washington.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Andrew W Mellon
Washington
United States
Hoover
the Herald
Ronald Lindsay
Herald
New York
Mellon Not Planning British Ambassador Resignation
The state department on Monday said there is no reason to believe ambassador to Great Britain Andrew W. Mellon plans to resign and called British press reports of his resignation speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Andrew W. Mellon
Great Britain
Vice-President To Pass Through Cedar Rapids for Olympics
Vice-president Charles Curtis will pass through Cedar Rapids Wednesday at 2:25 am on the Los Angeles limited en route to California for the opening of the Olympic games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtis
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
California
Grain supply changes in visible stocks report
New York AP reports changes in visible grain stocks with wheat up 3.797 million bushels, corn down 1.799 million, oats up 693 thousand, rye down 198 thousand and barley down 54 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marion boy Henry L Buelow dies after appendicitis operation
Henry Lloyd Buelow age 17 died Sunday morning in Cedar Rapids hospital from blood poisoning after an appendicitis operation. Born July 2 1915 at Marengo he lived near Central City and Amana before settling in Marion area. Survived by mother and stepfather two sisters and three brothers. funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at St John s Lutheran church Marengo with Rev Carl E Krog officiating. Burial in Marengo.
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Henry Lloyd Buelow
Cedar Rapids
Marengo
Central City
Amana
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marion
Carl Struck
Fay French
A. Wachal
Coggon
Clarence
Ernest
Marshalltown
Glenn
Gerald
Ernest Buelow
St. John's Lutheran Church
Carl E. Krog
St. Paul’s Evangelical
Birthday Party at Hertel Home Near Shellsburg
A July birthday gathering at Julius Hertel’s home near Shellsburg featured celebrations for Mr. Hertel and five July birthdays. Relatives from Marion Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns attended a picnic dinner and Bunco prizes were awarded at a lawn party for Miss Kathleen Cruise, bride elect.
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Julius Hertel
Shellsburg
Hertel
R. B Russey
Milford Stickney
W. G. Mitchell
Marion
Frank Bednar
J. C. Rains
John Shellner
George Jaeger
George Collins
Herman Shulte
Ernest Hencke
Robert Kelley
Wesley Wishka
Luella Duenow
Cedar Rapids
Julius Streilner
Vinton
Charles Appleby
Monticello
Harry Koopman
Henry Mnameman
van Horne
Iver Johnson
Keystone
Emma Johnson
Louis Brehms
Garrison
William Lawrence
Belle Plaine
Olaf
Pete Johnson
Kathleen Cruise
Bunco
Nettle Cira
Anna Cira
Helen Edmunds
Margaret Oldfather
Ruth Rundquist
Sara Hayes
Mildred Peterson
Nettie Cira
Mildred Wooldridge
DeVeda Troy
Rowena Burgess
Kol Bushnell
Marie Hayes
Lorraine Cruise
Bernice Cruise
Bandits Pose As Golfers To Stage Club Heist
In Kansas City two bandits dressed as golfers held up five people at Old Mission Golf Club, escaping with 652 dollars. One wore a golf bag and entered the clubhouse to buy a club while the other brandished a gun and forced the cashier George Herrick and others to surrender the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Old Mission Golf Club
George Herrick
Atlantic Woman Electrocuted Using Electric Washer
Mrs Mildred Esther Hansen aged 30 was electrocuted on Monday while operating an electric washing machine. Her husband Harry E Hansen found her body beside the washer in Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
INS
Mildred Esther Hansen
Harry E Hansen
Gas Company Property Assessments In Marion Are Reduced
In district court Monday Judge H. Co. Ring ordered the assessment against Cedar Rapids Gas Company property in Marion reduced from 50000 to 40000. Costs of the hearing were assessed against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Board of Review of
Judge H. Co. Ring
Legion Pool Wednesday Program Opens With Lifesaving Demo
An Ameri can Legion pool program on Wednesday at 7 30 pm features Special Examiner Konrad C Testwalde of Kansas City giving lifesaving resuscitation and first aid demonstrations assisted by Linn County Red Cross examiners and local junior and senior life saving corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Konrad C. Testwalde
Kansas City
Linn County Red Cross
L. E. Howell
Charles Daniels
Rudolph Hurka
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Saoarrer
Oopvin Pitts Roth
le CP
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Eood Packers
Fair Packers
Cond Packers
Des Moines
Life ‘ Insurance
Henry M.files
Northwestern
Dias Or
Young Americas
AP Poultry
Uo S
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Idaho
Tibfriy Bonds
Liberty J
Liberty
Treasurys
Sinclair OG Market
Gand Packer
Bors
Chatre Tamos
Avalits
Orances
Probe
St. Louis
Wall St
Standard of New Jersey
New York Central Santa Fe Southern Pacific
Ilinois Central
American Telephone
American Dan Eastman
National Distillers
J. E. Bennett & Co
Adams Express
Ann Wat Gees Pere Mepecspor
Amn
Ark Nat Gas
Asna Copper
Armour
Mathieson Atk
May Dept
Atch
T&s P
Wits Ate Aus
Uburn Atte
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Mront Ward
Balto & Ghio
Murray Corp
Barnsdall
Nash Motors
Nat Biscut
Beatrice Cry
Hatl Cash Ree Hest & Co
Natl Dairy
Beth Steel
Nat! Distirs
Borden Co
Natl
Bore Warner
Operit Son
Bueyrus
Erie
Burroughs
Igre North Am
al & Hees
Packard Mtrs
Paso
Ches & Ohia
Faniek Fe
Pennroad
Peoples Gas
Pp & P
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Proctor Gambel
Chee RT & Pott Pub
Sve NJ
Ghrysler Mtr Bisaimant Co Ariities Service
Cie
G& Flee
q_ Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Cam! Solvents
Sears Roebuck
Gervel Corn
Congoleum
Shell Union
Con Cigars
Simmoens Co
Consul Cins
Skelly Oil
Consol
St Joe
Davison Chem
Socony
Stl
Sy du Pont
Studebaker
Road & S
Union Carbide
Ike Union Pac
Gen Foods
Grytras & Tn Gas
Crididen
Gandraich
Wabash
Graham Pace
Seaner Brne
Grinbys Copper
Vern
Atverdl
St Steel
White Motors An
Hershes Choc Ant
Als
Houston
Woolworth
Hudson Motors Fitt Cing Close
Chicagh
Bendis Ayn
Roig Warner
Nail
West Bane
Cem Edison
Cord Corpn
Suit & Co
Marshall Fid
US Radio
Florida
Directors of Reconstruction Co
Thresher
Mellon
Grain Supply
Marion News
Harry Buelow
P. A. Osborne
Louisa
Grove City Rebekah Lodge
No. 35
I. 0.C. F Hall
Linn
Masonic Temple
Congregational
Free Methodist
William H. Bridwell
D. B. Christie
Palo
Marion Merchants
Stanwood
Springville
Legion Park
George Speak
Chuck Slauson
Miller and
Dunlap
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Thomas Park
Laura Bailey
Methodist Church
Harry Snell
H D. Rockey
Fifth Avenue
Marionite
Meredith Howe
Bandits
Legion
Charles Dawes
Joan Nelson
Stanley Thomas
Nosrenda Club
Congregational Church
Miss Verle Breed
Anamosa
Dan Hickey
Laurens
Harold Ford
Omaha
Patricia Ford
Carmel Rose Story
Eliza Benedict McDoneld
C. A. Manson
James Dean
Thomas Castle
Clemans
James C Rogers
James Mosher
Charlies Dwinnell
Savanna, Ill
E. L. Burt
Waterloo
O. W. Smith
Richard A. Crew
Perry
Meas Crew
J. T. Christie
W. A. Hanscom
Albany, NY
Lake Champlain
Methodist
Kate Irvin
Austin, Minn
John Taggert
Irene Mills
W. G. Koppenhaver
Grace H Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
C. Hunter
Twelfth Street
Edna Roberts
George Reichard
This City
Elsie Hanscom
Rochester
Raymond Snyder
Phyllis
Rosamond Gilcrist
Helen Boughton
Milwaukee
Wis
Ww. L. Morgan
Marion Country Club
Karl Kendall
H. Cg, Evans
L. R. Hermann
C J. Foster
L, J Maresh
D. H. Smith
Jf, Beach
H. A. Dye
Leo Roberts
Merle Knight
West Okoboji
Lester Peck
Mr. Peck
F. G. Peck
Betty Peck
Arthur Byers
DeWayne Dickey
Raymond Johnson
Des Molay
Donald Hillers
Manhattan Beach
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