Hog and cattle prices steady with mixed regional shifts
Prices on good hogs held steady in Chicago while receipts rose. Cattle and sheep markets showed varied moves, with prime heavy steers hitting a crop high and vealers slipping. Iowa and St Paul yards reported mixed results with steady to weak tones overall.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Imix & Butchers
ST Paul Livestock
ST Paul
Apr
Dept. Agriculture
Western
Belony
Iowa
Des Moines
Taapi
IUS Dept. Agriculure J
Minnesota
St. Louis
Representative Salls
API U 8 Dept Acricul
Bniing Grad
Cood
Chase
Gond
Bee
Cincinnati
Sinclair
Bullish grain trend checked by profit taking on Chicago board
Profit-taking muted bullish grain gains on the Chicago board Tuesday. Wheat finished unchanged to 14 cents higher, corn ranged around a cent lower to a half-cent higher, and oats were unchanged to four cents up. Market action showed early strength on hopeful crop news but reversed as selling emerged and European reports remained weak.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Europe
Winnipeg
Broomhall
Liverpool
Congress
Commodity Exchange Bill
New York
Wall Street
Great Western Sugar
American
Cudahy
Wilson
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
U S
American Smelting
Freeport Texas
American Can
Westinghouse
Western Union
General Totors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
United Aircraft
Douglas
Wright Aeronautical
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Local porkers inch higher on steady market
Hog prices rise with all grades up a nickel ending at a 4.30 top for prime. Foreign exchange rates show steady demand across major currencies and mixed international figures. Minneapolis flour market reports unchanged sharps and standard middlings around 23 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Grain Movement Chicago Market Prices and Receipts
Grain prices for wheat, corn, oats, and barley listed with No 1 and No 2 grades. Includes cash prices for northern and amber durum wheats, rye, clover seed, timothy, and lard. Minneapolis and Chicago case details show receipts and ongoing market activity with dated notes.
Markets Report Chicago and New York Prices Across Commodities
AP market notes show butter receipts 15 steady. eggs and potatoes mixed with moderate demand and slow trading in some regions. Poultry prices steady with live hens and fowls quoted. New York dairy and beef markets inch higher on limited supply. Mississippi and Oklahoma grain grades steady with minor shifts in some croptypes.
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Chicago
Idaho
Russell U
U S
Mississippi
Oklahoma
North Carolina Blis U S
New York
Sendy Creamery
Seare
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Hides
Market list shows grain prices for wheat oats rye corn and barley with animal feed items. Hens broilers turkeys and eggs priced by weight and grade along with wholesale fruits vegetables and canned goods and various hide and leather values.
Dynamics of New York Bond Market Show Sparse Activity
AP reports a quiet bond day in New York with low volume in corporates and mostly lower government trade. Notable issues traded include American Telephone 55, Santa Fe 4s, Missouri Pacific 48, and Northern Pacific 45, while Treasury issues and Home Owners Loans displayed limited activity and minor price shifts.
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New York
Great Western Sugar
Union Pacific
U. S
Steel
Telephone
American Can
General Motors
Chrysler
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Santa Fe
St Paul Ss
Eric Ss
Kons Gas and Electric
Missouri Pac
Northern Pacific
Joane
Aeghany Corp
Chile
Southern Railway
Westingoian Treasury
Motorcycle Collision Injures Rider Near Bever Park
Jerry Dedek 21 of rural route No 4 sustains deep scalp wound brain concussion and leg and hand injuries after a police car back end collides with his motorcycle at the Twelfth avenue Third street SE intersection. Miss Lorraine Shada suffers minor leg cuts and is later identified.
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Jerry Dedek
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Leon Stusak
Stusak
Harley Simon
Bever Park
Dedek
Lorraine Shada
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Miss Shada
School Board to Issue 100000 Refund Bonds
The school board decided to advertise for sale refunding bonds totaling 100000 to meet an issue of 108000 ten year Wilson school bonds due November 1. The bonds carry 3 1 4 percent interest payable semi annually and mature in eight years. The remaining 8000 will be paid from existing funds. Denominations are 1000. Printing and legal advice paid by the district.
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Wilson
13 Year Old Center Point Boy Missing
Mrs Roy Waderhouse asked police to aid in a search for her 13 year old son Charles who left home Monday morning and had not returned. He is about four feet tall, 110 pounds, brown hair blue eyes, wearing overalls and a striped mechanics cap. He has large teeth with one upper tooth missing.
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Roy Waderhouse
Center Point
Charles
Johnson Refuses Talk on NRA Union Head Firing
Washington INS report says Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson ended a press conference after reporters pressed about John L. Donovan. Johnson said Donovan was fired for insubordination, not union activity, and warned further firings could occur for releasing confidential documents.
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Johnson
NRA Union
Washington
INS
John L. Donovan
NRA
Hugh 5S. Johnson
Donovan
Blue Eagle
Laura LaPlante Weds Warner Brothers Director In Paris
Laura LaPlante, noted American film star, married Irving Asher director of Warner Brothers London studio in a five minute ceremony at Paris city hall. James J. Walker and Betty Compton attended as witnesses to the nuptials.
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Paris
Laura LaPlante
Irving Asher
Warner Brothers London Studio
City Hall
Ninth District
James J. Walker
New York
Betty Compton
Walker
Miss LaPlante
Toledo Se ed Market and Chicago Produce Futures Report
Warehouse price notes show Red clover at 8.25 dollars and aske 850 at Toledo seed market. Chicago futures list egg futures closing, butter futures and storage standards with dates in June and November.
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Toledo
Assuke
Chicago
New Mortgage Act Affects Iowa Debt Relief Details
The piece analyzes Senator Frazier's U S farm debtor relief bill and its impact on Iowa farmers. It explains the six year moratorium, court appraisals of farm value, rent payments to creditors, and potential reappraisal triggers that may favor creditors if land values rise.
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Reno
Frazier
North Dakota
Washington
Iowa
Roosevelt
Land Bank
Commissioner
Marion area notes and Kline family reunion report
The Marion city column covers a June 14 marriage in Tipton of Helen Iris Snyder to Fred W. Hardin, with the couple to reside in Cedar Rapids. It also details the tenth annual Kline family reunion at Thomas Park, listing attendees, descendants, and elected officers, plus several local social and civic notes from Marion and nearby communities.
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Fred W. Hardin
Helen Iris Snyder
Lloyd H. Snyder
Fourth Avenue
Marion
Hardin
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Kline
Thomas Park
John F
Catherine Kline
W.H. Kline
Mechanicsville
J. M. Kline
Des Moines
H. P. Kline
H. F. Kohl
Lisbon
Fred Bebee
Springville
George Knapp
Ella Kline
Central City
Elbert Kline
Norway
Harry Kohl
Redfield
Grace Hempy
Leo Pinch
James Fitzgerald
Howard Boxwell
Lottie Sanders
Helen Kline
Archie Frager
Harry Pinch
Josephine Nebendahl
Sarah Kline Knapp
Mary Kohl Kline
Linn
Jones Counties
J. M. Kine
Ralph Kline
Harold Smith
Huron
S. D
Clement Murphy
Richard Murphy
Rockford
Delegates Selected for State Convention at Des Moines
Marion post No. 298 American Legion and its auxiliary held a picnic at Thomas Park with about sixty attendees. They named delegates Della Senniger and Joe Boyle to the Des Moines state convention, with G Q Pyle and Celan Rollins as alternates. Plans discussed for a fall festival and a county stag party. Fidac notes and local church activities also mentioned.
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Marion Post
American Legion
Thomas Park
C. N. Owen
Joe Boyle
State Department
Marion
Des Moines
Della Senninger
G. QO. Pyle
Celan Rollins
Foundation of Peace
John Clay
England
T. Murray
Fidac
London
Ralph Fitzgerald
Frank Willams
Legion
Believed steel strike settlement near in Washington
Union leaders presented a four point compromise plan to Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins who said she would submit it to President Roosevelt for approval. The move suggested an imminent end to the threatened steel labor dispute in Washington.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Helen Hicks Steps Into Business Woman Golfer Role
New York AP reports former national women's golf champion Helen Hicks will leave amateur status to become America's first business woman golfer. She signed a five year contract with Wilson-Western Sporting Goods in Chicago as adviser for its women's golf department and will not serve as a special representative in all golf activities.
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New York
Helen Hicks
America
Chicago
Wilson-Western Sporting Goods Company
Hale Appears Winner in Maine Primary
Incomplete returns from about one third of Maine's 632 precincts show U. S. Senator Frederick Hale leading Louis A. Jack by roughly three to one. Hale tallied 14 401 votes to 4 176 for Jack.
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Portland
Maine
U. S
Frederick Hale
Louis A. Jack
Hale
Jack
Roosevelt Signs Bill to Modernize Federal Court Procedure
President Roosevelt signed a measure authorizing the Supreme Court to prescribe rules of practice and procedure for federal courts. He called it one of the most important steps in improving the judicial system.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Marriage Licenses Granted to Koenig and Schulz
Raymond K Koenig and Mildred M Schulz, residents of Waterloo, obtained marriage licenses.
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Raymond K Koenig and
Mildred M. Schulz
Waterloo
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Vinton
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J. H. Murphey
Independence
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Four Square Gospel
Los Angeles
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Washington, D. C
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Ralph Oxley
Martin's Creek
Pauline Naso
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Peter Meei
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Wellman
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Edmund O. Morrison
Marion Country Club
L. D. Thompson
Mrs. L. M. Phelps
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Maurice Dodge
Oneida
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Mary Baker
W. E. Fisher
Philadelphia
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West Indies
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Colorado
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Alburnett
Elmer Moore
Daniel Lille
Herman Koch
Janet Elder
Emma Wallace
Camp Huaga
David Duncan
Clairmont, Minn
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Mrs
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Shriners
Lee Fitzgerald
A. R. McElwain
G. W. McElwain
William Reep
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Alta Emerson
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