Hog Prices Slip as Supplies Grow at Chicago Markets
Increased hog supplies ease tone at Chicago yards with receipts near 47,700 across five markets. Chicago in at 289,000 and weighted lower while best hogs top around 50.50. average near 47.50. Cattle and sheep prices mixed with steady to weak tone in several regional markets. East Buffalo and East St Louis show regional shifts with modest gains or declines. Representative sales show mixed lots across light, mix and heavy categories with overall lighter demand and softer prices.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Slalghier
Oweneers
Cary
Ned Lugher
Sinclair Hog Market Signals Mixed Porker Prices
The Sinclair hog market shows a drop of about five cents with top hogs around 445 dollars in good to choice grades. Good packers hold steady while varying weights push porker and feeder prices, with multiple weight classes and market segments cited across lambs and cattle as well.
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Jaca
Sinclair
Mad Oaser
Quadty
Condon
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Hens Listing
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page lists grain prices for wheat oats corn and barley with assorted figures. It also mentions hens leghorn brovers and prices for vegetables fruits and other commodities across several regions and wholesale listings.
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Atic
Hennery
Bond Markets Hold Steady As New York Yields Edge Up
Bond markets show muted movement in early trading as New York Treasuries edge higher on rate speculation. Investors weigh inflation data and policy signals from the Federal Reserve while corporate bonds stay steady amid modest risk appetite.
Wheat Prices Dip As Market Turns Bearish On Wheat
Wheat prices slipped on the Chicago Board of Trade as hedging pressure grew against the new crop in the Southwest. Corn and oats fell modestly while Liverpool and European rains weighed on sentiment. weekly movement pushed visible US wheat stocks up to 74 109 000 bushels. Five cars of new wheat arrived locally, mostly No 2 red, with prices around the July delivery level. Provisions and hog markets also softened amid lower meat prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Europe
Fair Commission House
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Prince Cape-The Echo Was Killed Sno Fortnight
A distorted OCR fragment reports the death of a prince near Cape The Echo. The garbled text mentions a time frame and a person named Aoota, with unclear involvement and location details.
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Cape
Wall Street Stocks Drift in Dull Trading Session
New York markets opened mildly lower amid a soggy session led by sugar and packing shares. U S Smelting and Allied Chemical fell about 2 points. Armour of Illinois, Cudahy, American Beet Sugar and American Sugar Refining rose a point or more as traders absorbed scant news and a about 90 percent of activity came from floor specialists.
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New York
Sugar and Packing Company
U. S. Smelting
Allied Chemical
Armour of
Ilinois
Wilson and Co
Cudahy
American Beet Sugar
American Sugar Refining
American Car
Lstless
Meat Packing Company
Equity
Wilson Company Armour of
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Standard Oi
California
American Can
American Telephone Consolidated Gas Westinghouse
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Santa Fe
U S Steel
Birth of son Robert Davis to Mr and Mrs Carlyle Anderson
Special to The Gazette Fayett e reports the birth of a son, Robert Davis, on June 22 at St Luke's Hospital in Chicara. Parents are Mr and Mrs Carlyle Anderson. mother Ellen Davis is formerly Miss Ellen Davis of 801 Fourteenth Street NE. A separate item notes a Fayet te Lite Ten game involving Corn Hit country and FPavette, with FPavette scoring 11 and Corn Hit 0 after seven wrongs.
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Jame Manuger Trienhone
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Tel
Aowska Jouear
Benny Corpn
Johns Manville
Althea Chem
Kaveer Jiu
Chalmere
Kelly
Amn
Lorws, Inc
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Lontard P
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McKeesport
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Magna
Mathieson
Maytag & An
Ta'an
Ous
Stee
Canada
An Can Pac
Park ’ S Tae
Moh
Patino Mines
Caerp 'Ar Et Penick & Ford
Cera Ae Py
Penna
Air
Berta Ganert
Radio Corpn
Pep Sree
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Semimons
Brisa
Studebaker
Peat & i
Rte
Ben Ogoy
Neermal
Steech
Warnerers
Walker
Werth Panpan
Ray
Cramer Sid Sontag
Robert Davis
Carlyle Anderon
Chicara
Anderson
Ellen Davis
W C Ellett
Fourteenth Street
St Lukes Hospital
Fayette
Lite Ten
Thomas
J. L. Roberts
DeLoss Marken
Des Moines
Roberts
Norma Collapses on Witness Stand in Bank Robbery Case
Norma testified about an unhappy home life and a troubled marriage to Morton Mullen as she fought to prove she was not an accessory after the Needham bank robbery and killings. She described family tensions, a rushed Boston wedding, and Morton’s growing coldness after Christmas.
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Needham
Norma
Morton Mullen
Norman Brighton
Morton
Bandit
Nantasket
Murton
Murt
New York
Boston
Two Diamond Ball Games For Roosevelt Harrison Program
Community night at Harrison grounds features two diamondball games between Roosevelt and Harrison youths. Games pit boys 15 and older against girls under 15. At dark, community singing and movies follow. Children display a landcraft exhibit with prehistoric mounds caves pyramids temples arenas and castles with moats and drawbridges.
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Roosevelt and
Harrison
Harrison Grounds
Paul Engle Poems For Luther Brewer In Review
Paul Engle of Cedar Rapids, distinguished poet and Rhodes scholar nominee studying at Oxford, writes a tribute poem to the late Luther Brewer. The piece appears in the current issue of The Saturday Review of Literature.
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Paul Engle
Luther Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Oxford
Rhodes
Saturday Review of Literature
Tuesday Pipe Organ Recital at First Presbyterian Church
The public is invited to a Tuesday five oclock pipe organ recital at First Presbyterian Church. The program includes Prelude Tristan and Isolde Wagner, Stille wie die Nacht Bohm, Petit Pastorale, Ravel, Toccata, Depus, Te Jour Charpentier, Reverie en a familiar Aymn.
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First Presbyterian Church
Bohm
Ravel
Charpentier
Haizlip Flight Draws Cedar Rapids Escort and Rotary
Capt and Mrs Jimmy Haizlip land at Cedar Rapids after a morning flight from St Louis in a Shell monoplane. A large local welcome and Rotary luncheon follow with aerial escorts, speed talks, and photos. News notes reference late air racing friend Wedell and plans for Waterloo and Des Moines departures.
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Cedar Rapids
Dan Hunter
William Catlow
Chester Meyers
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Paul P. Jones
Gazette
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Towa City
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Mae
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Iowa City
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Waterloo
Weill
Afr
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Jimmy Wedell
Wedell
Patterson
Shell Petroleum Company
Hairlip
Neill
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Des Moines
Stolen Plane Found Sought Farm Youth
Authorities sought James Pentzel, 19, a farm hand, after a newly stolen monoplane was recovered. The aircraft, taken from a Muscatine hangar, was found on the William Kurtz farm ten miles northeast of Fairfield, damaged in a fence collision. Owner W M Groves planned to travel to Fairfield for repairs.
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James Pentzel
Muscatine
William Kurtz
Here
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W_M Groves
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NRA Ax To Crash Into 10000 Extras At Movie Studios
HOLLYWOOD UP The NRA ax will cut the ranks of extras soon with Deputy Administrator Sol Rosenblatt sealing the doom of about half of an estimated 20000 extras who wait long for calls from studios casting directors. The method for selecting who leaves is not explained as NRA leaders plan to send most already here back to their homes.
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NRA Ax
Sol Rosenblatt
NRA
Marion News Bu senbark family reunion at Thomas park
The twelfth Bu senbark reunion drew 38 people from Cedar Rapids Marion and Mount Vernon for a picnic at Thomas park. Officers elected included Oscar Busenbark as president Will Travis as vice president Mrs Clarence Oxley as secretary and treasurer and a program committee led by Mrs J Q Travis and Mrs Merle Busenbark.
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Thomas Park
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mount Vernon
Oscar Busenbark
Will Travis
Clarence Oxley
J. Q. Travis
Merle Busenbark
New Dealers Hit Campaign Trail Amid 1934 Race
In a 1934 political push New Deal supporters plan extensive stump work led by Gen. Hugh S. Johnson and Rexford Tugwell. Chester Davis of the AAA joins opposition targets as Cabinet officers join the effort. Senator William E. Borah campaigns, though under his own label, opposing NRA and AAA while backing broader New Deal aims.
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Rexford Guy Tugwell
Chester Davis
AAA
Lone Wolf
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
New Deal
NRA
Eight White Men Held For Beating And Killing Negro
In Manchester Tennessee a Black man Dick Wilkerson was slapped at a Negro dance and later killed. Eight white farmers, including a stepfather and two brothers, were jailed on murder charges after the body was found and an informant aided the arrest. The slaying is described as vengeance for the earlier slap.
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Manchester
Tenn
Dick Wilkerson
Coffee County
C. D Huffman
Huffman
Five die as plane crashes into crowd at aviation meet
At the Bemisce event on the Hungarian border a jetliner plowed into spectators, killing five and injuring three others. The crash occurred during the Jugoslav aviation display with witnesses reporting panicked crowds and scattered debris. In Ottumwa, Iowa a 6-year-old girl, Tama Janette Harding, suffered bruises when struck by a car while visiting the Earl Roberts home with her family. the driver’s identity was not learned.
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Jugoslav Aviation
Bemisce
Tama
Janette Harding
Carl Harding
Ottumwa
Wapello County
Earl Roberts
Hardings
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