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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

8

Hog Prices Fall on Large Supplies After Holiday Demand Dips

Chicago cattle and hog markets showed slower activity as receipts rose post holiday. Hog prices slid to about 4.85 to 4.90 per cwt with top bids near 5.00, while Cleveland and East Buffalo held steadier or slipped slightly. Cattle, sheep, and feeder cattle faced varied moves as total receipts reached tens of thousands across major markets including Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East Buffalo.

Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo St Louis East Buffalo East St Louis CincinNati MIX & Butchers St Lews Pittshirch Louie Tata Cincago Livestock Dept Roche

Grains Faced Weak Response as Weather Cools Corn

Wheat fell back after an early bulge as favorable growing weather pushed sentiment lower. Corn weakened with the market lacking support while oats fluctuated and rye held firm. receipts totaled 323 cars. Provisions eased and cash prices showed small declines amid mixed activity in Winnipeg and Liverpool markets.

Chicago Board of Trade Washington Liverpool Lee Hagher Winnipeg Abc

Wall Street Stocks See Uneven Gains Amid Trading Surge

Wall Street activity stayed brisk with broad gains in rails and metals while industrials faced profit taking. Major movers included Allied Chemical American Telephone Du Pont and American Can, with Radio Corp and Westinghouse rising in heavy trading as investors stayed in an inflation mood after Steagall gold resolution votes.

NEW York Allied Chemical American Telephone du Pont American Can Anaconda Radio New York Central Goodyear General Electric Consolidated Gas Cabimet Heela Heelan St Joseph Leach Raus Pennsylvania Baltimore Ohio Union Pacific Southern Barwas American Telphone Aled Chemical Case, du Pont Gentral Electric Westinghouse Radio Corporation Wall Street Steagall House

Markets Cune 4GO PROCTOT CUTC AGO AP LoS Teept A

fragmentary OCR text detailing markets and agricultural items, mentioning poultry and various locations. It references New York and Chicago, with scattered numbers and terms that suggest market notes and commodity listings. The readable parts indicate a cluttered page item with multiple markets and product mentions.

London Alarms Over Dollar Slide on Exchange

British financial circles trembled as the American dollar fell sharply on the London exchange reaching 4.02 dollars per pound after opening at 3.99. Some reports warned a possible plummet to eight dollars per pound if the world economic conference fails to reach a currency agreement.

London INS London Exchange

Morgan Clients Gain Big Stock Buys in United Corp Listing

Washington dispatch records a long list of Morgan clients who purchased United Corporation stock at reduced rates. Names include Mrs Helen Acheles, Joseph Andrews, George Baker, Charles Hayden, John W Prentiss, J P Morgan, and many others with holdings ranging from 10 to 10,000 shares. The roster shows trustees and banks among investors.

Washington INS Lst J. P. Morgan and Company United Corporation Helen B. Acheles W. H. Aldridge A. M. Anderson Joseph Andrews Irma D. Ashmead I. C. R. Atkin Atlantic-Merrill Oldham Corporation J. Holland Auchincloss C. A. Austin Isabel Vallee Austin Gasper G. Bacon George Whitney Hope Norman Bacon Priscilla T. Bacon George F Baker Donald C. Bakewell Bankers Company of N. Y Charles H. Barnes Sosthenes Behn Otto F. Behnd C. J. Bennett J. J. Bennet Stephen Birch C.N. Bliss Blyth ‘and Company Amy W. Beard Bonbright and Company Nicholas F. Bady Charles S. Brewer Bradford Brinto Brown Brothers and Company George F. Brownell Matthew Brush Roger H. Bullard George Burgess W. E. Burnet Ward M. Canady W. C Canon George W. Carpenter Kathryn R. Carpenter W Il. Carson Alfred H. Clark E.W Clark Clark Dodge and Co Eb Abet Sen E. C. Coardon Continental National Bank and Trust Co Clinton H. Crane S. M Crocker P. E. Crowley George Dahl Arthur V Davis A. B. Davis Henry G. Davis John W. Davis Norman II Datis Donald K. David Lewis C. Peate Piebereise Agreau Hes Ane Dibreil D. J. Dimockso Edwar Dominick Dominick Camille Dreyfus J. A. M. Dee Sanches Drexel and Co W . Echtermey F H. Ecker Mrs Cornelia Cousins Evan Dean Emery Robert W Emmons Alwens G. Evans Evans Stillman and Co Willam Everdell Grorre B. Everitt J W Ewing Tate William Ewing Special Facetoft Eliot Farley Mildred Farwell Ross Faulkner William C. Finley First Chicago Corporation Max C. Pieischman Carl Flach W. A. Fortington Albert Foster Terese Fowler Harry Froaas PA. S. Franklin WE. Frew Giovanna Faum Gurrenheim Bros Hallett Hambleton and Co., Inc Henry Gammitt J C. Hamilton P. Transcom Hehe Warris Walter P Hnskell Chester W Hawkins Charles Hayden T C. Hiv William Hill-Wood Charlies D. Hilles C. Macveagh Mrs. Louis Pugh Macy Peonles Trust Company E. H. Manville Marine Trust Company Isabel Marsh Charles J. Martin Dorothy Marton R. C. O. Matheny W. G. McAdoo T. No McCarter Axal Y Ranson, Jr John Roskob Lanning P Reed W Reyburn Lord and Taylor Missister S Rich Edear Rickard Rose M Ricketts J Henry Roraback Charles S. Ruffner Solomon Brothers and Hutzler A. H Sanford Herbert L, Satterlee State Street Investment Corporation John A Stephens, Jr Edward R Settinius Spencer, Trask and Company Sirs E. R. Settinius George D. Stewart Stockholms Enskilda Bank Cornelius J Sullivan E. §. Sunderland Sutro Brothers and Company Miss Katharine Taylor Myron Taylor Walter C. Teagle Eldredge Thomas Genre Robert White White and Companys Ine White Case and Company George Whitnearent Martha O Whitney Martha B Whitney Roberts L Bacon Gaspar G Bacon Margaret S. Whitney Richard Whitney and Company Ira Winht Af. Wilson Wietita T R Williams Joseph Wilshire Garrard Winston Wood Struthers and. Company Willian, Woodin Ena Hercy C. Young Cdm Acher William Ziegler, Jr Und Charles Mitchell National City Bank Daniel E. Pomeroy New Jersey Henry Rorabach Connecticut Charles Hilles Republican National Committee Albert H. Wiggin Chase National Bank Garrard B Winston Treasury Morgan and Company Morgan Drexel and Company Philadelphia Exchange Pecora Carter Glass Dem Glass Virginia Whitney Raskob Robert Reynolds N. C Calvin Coolidge North Carolina J. Pierpont Morgan England Senator Couzens Rep Michigan John J. Raskob Couzens Standard Brands, Inc Mr. Durant Howard Landon K. Thorn Morgan Firm United Corporation Post United Delaware

Appeals Court Denies Capone Habeas Corpus Plea

The U S Fifth Circuit unanimously upholds the Atlanta district court denial of a habeas corpus petition by Al Capone. He seeks freedom from a ten year Atlanta penitentiary sentence for income tax evasion during 1926 1928. The court rules time limits do not bar the charge.

New Orleans United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Federal District Court Atlanta al Capone Chicago Capone Chicago Public Enemy Number 1

Case Of Man Hurt On RFC Project To Be Heard

The workman Sam Smith of 611 Fifth Avenue SE seeks compensation for injuries from the RFC quarry project at the old North Western stone quarry in March. Deputy Industrial Commissioner Ralph Young will hear the case at the courthouse at 9 am June 6. County and city dispute liability, arguing casual employment and worker status on RFC projects.

Sam Smith Fifth Avenue SE Old North Western Ralph Young Smith RFC

Farm Institute Fund Reinserted In Bill

Washington notes Roosevelt request prompts Senate to add 48500 dollars to the independent offices bill for expenses of American participation in the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome.

Farm Institute Fund Bill Washington Roosevelt Senate Independent Offices International Institute of Agriculture Rome

Birth and Williamsburg Auto Crashes Reported

Born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Milo Serbousek 1128 Fifteenth Avenue SE Mercy hospital Williamsburg. Sunday two Williamsburg auto accidents injured several residents Evan Jones Jr veered to avoid two Olson daughters bruises to him and damage to his sedan. In a second crash Mr and Mrs Gallagher Mrs Mae Townsley and Miss Dorothy Harrington were injured as their car rolled twice near Homestead on No 6 after passing a truck with Mrs Gallagher unhurt.

Milo Serbousek Fifteenth Avenue SE Mercy Hospital Williamssburg Williamsburg Evan Jones, Jr Cedar Rapids Ole Olson George Gallagher Mae Townsley Dorothy Harrington Downey Gallahers Homer Homestead No. 6

Local hog market shows price declines across grades

Hog prices weaken on the local market with all grades dropping about a dime. Top reported values range around 4130 for Sinclair Hog Market, with various Prime and Good packer categories listed and premiums noted by quality and condition.

Sinclair

Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Wheat and Produce

Market listing shows Wheat at 56c, Corn at 29% and 13c mil, Oats and hay prices, straw 5.00, fruits and vegetables with California navrls at 3.75, lemons 7.90, sweet potatoes 1.33, bananas 0.76, cabbage 3.25 per crate, tomatoes 2.7, cherries 3.7, Lettuce 3.0 per crate, various sides with No 1 curved and No 2 cured items.

Oranses California

Californian Held In Probe Of Wile's Death By Violence

David A. Lamson sales manager at Stanford University Press was jailed in Santa Clara County awaiting further inquiry into the violent death of his wife Allene Thorpe Lamson executive secretary at the university YWCA. No charges were filed as Lamson, shaken and distraught, remained in custody.

Wile San Jose Calif David A. Lamson Stanford University Press Santa Clara County Allene Thorpe Lamson University Ywca Lamson Stanford

Roosevelt and lawmakers reach understanding on rail bill

President Roosevelt and congressional leaders agree to keep the senates wage clause in the emergency railroad coordination measure, retaining railroad labor at its present scale. The accord comes after discussions Wednesday, guiding the bill through likely final action in Congress.

Washington Roosevelt Senate

United corporation stock reveals Morgan underwriting lists

Senate inquiry probes underwritings by J P Morgan Co and Bonbright in 1920s United Corp. stock units. George Whitney testifies on private offerings totaling 600000 units with 315070 by Morgan and Co and 202930 by Bonbright. Pecora presses for clarity as Glass queries the motives behind stock distributions and related warrants.

Pecora Ferdinand Pecora Senate Senate Banking and Currency Committee Fletcher Dem Florida Senator Glass Virginia Morgan and Co Glass United Links George H Howard United Corporation Uulty Holding Company Howard Columbia Gas and Electric Co Commonwealth and Southern Public Service Corporation of N. J Bonbright and Co United Gas Improvement Co Niagara Hudson Power Corp United George Whitney Whitney Morgan J. P. Morgan and Co Philadelphia Drexel and Company

Former Communist Senate Candidate Shoots Clerk in Courthouse

Thompson, 50, a former communist candidate, shot Floyd Jones, 22, four times at the Sangamon County courthouse in Springfield Illinois after being refused relief money. Jones fought back with help from bystanders and survived. Thompson, jailed in another case, gave no explanation.

Springfield Freeman Thompson United States Senate Floyd Jones Sangamon Abraham Lincoln Thompson Nannie Fain Jones Senate Taylorville

Counterfeiters Surprised Before Plant Operates

Four would be counterfeiters were seized at a farm home near Omaha before a planned operation. Frank Spreitzer and his brothers Leo and Rudolph, plus Orville Miller, owner of the farm, were arrested as federal, county and city officials, with two Union Pacific agents, investigated recent pay check forgeries. A printed plate and large quantities of paper indicated a multi hundred thousand dollar counterfeit setup.

Omaha Here Union Pacific Frank Spreitzer Spreitzer Leo Rudolph Orville Miller Spreitzers Harry Cooper Secret Service Cooper

Hagood Sets Dates for Seventh Area ROTC Camps

Major General Johnson Hagood announced seven ROTC camps in the Seventh corps area at Fort Crook Omaha Fort Leavenworth Fort Snelling Fort Des Moines Fort Riley and Fort Lincoln. Camps run August for thirty days with funding contingent on Congress after July 1. No regular maneuvers in Minnesota this summer.

Omaha Johnson Hagood Seventh Corps Officers Training Corps Fort Crook Fort Leavenworth Kan Fort Snelling Minn Fort Des Moines Fort Riley Fort Lincoln N.D Congress Hagood Minnesota

Herzberg couple announce their twentieth child a daughter

The Herzbergs of near York town reveal the birth of their twentieth child, a daughter, bringing the family to fourteen boys and six girls.

Shenandoah Albert Herzberg Yorktown

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