Hog Prices Slip Amid Moderately Active Market
Chicago pork markets show bearish trend with bids weak to lower after Thursday receipts of 11 000 hogs and 4 000 directs. Prices mainly 9 30 to 9 45 for 200 230 lb weights, with tops near 9 50, while cattle and sheep trade steadier but slow due to heavy rains and large packer direct consignments across Iowa and Minnesota regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carly
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
No. Ava. Amt
Chicago Livestock Chicago AP
US Dept. Agriculturer
Toowais
Iowa
Des Moines
Agriculture
Minnesota
Baim
ST Pau
South ST Paul
IU S. Dent
API
US Dept Agriculture
Kansas City
East St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati Enereeans
Sinclair Hog Market
SiNclair’s
Sooners
Oe Ory
Local Hog Prices Trend Lower With Declines Wednesday
Local hog markets slipped further as prices fell 5 to 15 cents across grades. The top price eased to 890 dollars amid ongoing demand and supply adjustments in regional markets.
Disturbing Weather News Drives Chicago Wheat Upward
Weather unrest from the southwest lifted Chicago wheat futures as July contracts rose about 80% cents, with corn and oats also higher. Persistent rains slowed harvests and caused lodging in wheat, while forecasts of more rain spurred trading and kept prices volatile amid ongoing crop concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission House
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Ilinois
Springfield
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings and Wool Report
Local Cedar Rapids market notes cover grain prices for oats rye corn and barley with assorted weights and per unit costs. Also listed are live poultry prices leghorn hens and cocks and wholesale fruit and vegetable prices including oranges lemons potatoes pineapples lettuce cabbage onions and celery with crate and basket measurements. Wool market in Boston reports steady prices for 64 percent and finer territory wools with French combing and miner territory varieties around 65 cents scoured and limited available lots ahead of larger sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Dept
Grain Movement Shows Mixed Prices Across Grains
Chicago Wheat No 2 red 82 1/2 and No 3 mixed 85 44. Corn No 2 yellow 86. No 3 yellow 86. Oats No 1 white 41 1/2. Rye none. Barley nominal feed 45 to 150 cents. Soybeans none. Timothy seed 67 50 per cwt. Clover seed 12.50 per cwt. Minneapolis market notes: wheat prices and protein levels. No 1 northern 50 46 98. No 1 hard Montana 66 4 to 80 0. No 1 hard amber durum 1.033 46. Corn No 3 yellow 81 3/4 to 82 1/2. oats No 3 white 37 7/8 to 60 39 7/8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Brothers & Co
R. Mowrey
manaKeer
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Dee
Cihcago Casit
Minneapolis
Cassie
API
Montana
Japanese Royalty Expect Sixth Child
Tokyo reports an impending announcement that Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako expect their sixth child. The empress has previously borne four daughters and one son, with confinement reported to occur soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Hirohito
Nagako
Wall St. Stocks end unsettled after late trading drift
The New York market eased from early gains in late trading on Wednesday with many leaders hovering near unchanged. Du Pont Chrysler General Motors U S Steel and Standard Oil of New Jersey among names fluctuated while Radio Corp and Pennsylvania Railroad held gains. Oil and metals mostly declined as bonds and currencies showed little movement amid subdued volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
du Pont
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Standard of N. J
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
Cerro de Pasco
American Telephone
Radio Corp
Pennsylvania Railroad
Industrial Rayon
Briggs
Chicago
Radio Corporation
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Celanese
Briggs Mfg
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Socony-Vacuum
Lee
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Cement
Alaska
Juneau
Nickel Ane Allied Chem
Tel & Tel
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corp
Kelly Sprid
Lehn & Pink
Libby Owens
Powe& Lt
É& Myers
Rad & SS
Loews, Inc
Steel Fdys
Lorillard P
Nash Motors Ee LD
Best & Co
NY Central
Brooklyn
Ohio
Cal & Hecin
Otis
Canada
Owens Ill Gt
Otis Steel
Park Utah
Penick & Ford
Penna RR
Ches & Ohio
Penney
Dhes Corp
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
St P&p
Phillips Pet
Cheo & NW
Pillsbury
Plymouth Oil
Proctor Gambel
Guy Ice & Fuel
Pub
Soc N
Col Palmolive
Pullman Co
Dhe
Col Carbon
Bris Co Gas & Elec
Radio Keith
Reading
Real Silk
Southern
Rem Rand
Congoleum
Rep Steel
Consol Gas
Reyn Tob B
Consol
Seaboaard OH
Sears Roebuck
Motors
Servel Inc
Shattuck
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Crown Cork
Socony Vac
Crucible Steel
Am'n Sur
Sou Pac
Cidahy Pke
Sou Railway
Gta
Curtis Wright
Sperry Corn
Beene Fe Co
Joe Lead
el Ts
Dome
Pouwing, Aly
Calif
Du Pont_de
Rastm'n
Kodak
Enton
Mfe
Elec Autolite
Ain
Siew
Woueter
Studebaker
Elec
Pow & L Fie Monde
Tex Lander
Ford England
Tidewater
Foster Wheeler
Trans-America
Anon Tn
Atreratt Ha
Unt Corpn
Gen Foods
Unt
Ta Oen Motors
Pated
Gilinite Sea
Gna Sinks
Gimbel Bros
Gudden Co
Ploe Wes
Qoodrich
Goodyear
Dad US Steel
Gotham Buk Fk Vatadiur
Denny Deaper
Warner Bran
Union
Westahouse
Hiram Walker
Houston
Whson and Co
Home Sound
Woodworth
Humre
Libby MeeNe
Hutler
Lynch SM
Marshall
Cherry
Nobteae
Citles
Aos Lass Sons Carlison
Rane
Births and Sweden ships progress noted in brief
Born to Mr and Mrs C A Engel a daughter June 25 at St Luke s hospital and to Mr and Mrs F B Emmons Marion Route 3 a daughter June 26 at St Luke s hospital Sweden has advanced to fifth among shipbuilding nations passing Germany in this respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Engel
Thirty-fourth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
F. B. Emmons
Marion
Sweden
Germany
Earth age debated by scientists in Los Angeles
Six speakers at a Pacific division AAAS meeting in Los Angeles argued over Earth's age. Estimates ranged from about 1.85 to 3.5 billion years based on radioactive decay, while others cited geological deposits and seismic data suggesting up to ten billion years, with some stars theories reaching ten trillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Pacific Division
American Association For the Advancement of Science
George D. Lauderback
University of California
Robley D. Evans
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Reno Gutenberg
California Tech
Earth
G. P. Kuiper
Lick Observatory
Newspaper Group Seeks AAA Advertising Power Limit
J D Barnum president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged Secretary Wallace to amend the agricultural adjustment act to clarify that the federal government lacks power to regulate advertising. The request was disclosed in a letter made public Wednesday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Henry A. Wallace
Congress
AAA
J. D. Barnum
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Bond Market Mixed Activity Posts Slight Firmness
The New York bond scene shows scattered buying with rails leading modest gains while most issues tread water. Government issues traded in light volume with little price movement amid a generally flat trend and few decisive shifts in both domestic and foreign debt markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
United States
Sugar Market Inactivity And Steady Undertone In New York
Raw sugar holds at 3.29 in spots with no sales. futures quiet but firm, July and December futures inch higher. Refined sugar unchanged at 5.25, while foreign exchange rates show scattered gains across multiple currencies and cities. Minneapolis flour market notes slight gains with patent prices and bulk shipments recorded.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Hélland
Norway
Sweden
Enmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Rotmania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Butter and Eggs
AP dispatch from Chicago shows steady butter receipts with creamery and extra firsts pricing, and mixed egg pricing for local and graded lots. Potatoes and other produce also quote U S 1 and No 1 grades, with moderate demand and several regional listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Auppiles
Michigan
Idaho
U. 8
North Carolna Trumps U
Virginia Cobblers U
North Carolna Barrel Cobblers
New York
Three Brothers Die In Junkyard Blast
In Elkhart Indiana three brothers Charles Canen 15 Laverne 13 and Wayne 8 were killed by a discarded explosive they found in a junkyard. Charles and Laverne died at once while Wayne died in hospital after the blast. Their sister Erma heard the explosion and found the mangled bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
INS
Charles Canen
Laverne
Wayne
Erma
Film Ecstacy Declared Obscene by U S Court
A federal court jury in New York ruled the Czech film Ecstacy obscene and barred its display in the United States Judge John C Knox presided The film shot in Prague features Hedy Kiesler in a fencing and undressed role and an appeal will be filed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
John C. Knox
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Hedy Kiesler
Acva
Deaths of Cedar Rapids Resident Alexander Hunter
Alexander Hunter a former Cedar Rapids resident died at Grinnell on June 22 his body returned for burial at Linwood cemetery. Born in Belfast Ireland in 1860 he married Elizabeth Elliott in 1881 and moved to Gilman the same year later settling in Cedar Rapids then Grinnell. He worked for the BCRN railroad and belonged to the Presbyterian church. Survived by five children James of Rock Island Ill Alexander Jr and Allen of Grinnell Robert of San Bernardino and Mrs Jennie Demory of Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Grinnell
Linwood
Mr. Hunter
Belfast
Ireland
Elizabeth Elliott
Gilman
B. C. R. and
N. Railroad
Presbyterian Church
James
Rock Island
Alexander, Jr
Allen
Robert
San Bernardino
Calif
Jennie Demory
Marshalltown
Funeral Services for Leon Giza Held in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Leon Giza aged 79 of Cedar Rapids will be held in the Polansky chapel Thursday morning and at St. Wenceslaus church. The Rev. Father August Vojacek will officiate with burial in St. John's cemetery. Born in Bohemia on March 19, 1871, he lived in Cedar Rapids since coming here twenty two years ago. Survived by three sons John of Lansing Michigan Walter and Anthony of Cedar Rapids and three grandchildren. Friends may call Wednesday evening at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Giza
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Oakdale Sanatorium
Polansky
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
St. John’s Cemetery
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
John
Lansing
Mich
Walter
Anthony
Funeral services for Richard Reynolds of Covington
Richard Reynolds of Covington drowned in the river Sunday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 am in Turner chapel, with Rev. H. A. Crumb officiating, and burial will take place in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reynolds
Covington
Turner Chapel
H. A. Crumb
Waterloo
Ruby Ellen Cluett Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Miss Ruby Ellen Cluett will be held in the Monahan chapel Friday at 2 p.m. conducted by the Rev. J. Renwick McCullough. The body will be taken to Blairstown for burial. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday evening and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Ellen Cluett
Monahan Chapel
J. Renwick McCullough
Blairstown
Funeral Services for Mrs Mulinex at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Mrs Lyle Mulinex will be held at Immaculate Conception church at 9 a.m. Thursday. Burial is set for Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty chapel until 8 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Mulinex
Immaculate Conception Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Divorce Suits Filed In District Court
In district court Harriet L. Wolf sues George H. Wolf for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks custody of a minor daughter. Margaret Johnson sues George M. Johnson for divorce and also seeks custody of a daughter. Mary T. Ellis, Robert W. Rose, and Margaret E. Teachout request quiet title to Linn county real estate, each claiming a one third share. H E Page Cattle company faces a six count account action by the North Western railroad for total judgment of 164 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet L. Wolf
George H. Wolf
Margaret Johnson
George M. Johnson
Johnsons
Cedar Rapids
Mary T. Ellis
Robert W. Rose
Margaret E. Teachout
Linn County
The
North Western Railroad Company
H. E. Page
Marriage Licenses Granted In Cedar Rapids Area
The list records marriages between Theodore R Light and Olive Genevieve Kuntz of Lisbon. Joseph J Benko of Cedar Rapids and Hazel M McCormick of Shellsburg. Cecil H Bennett of Springville and Ivy L Grauerholtz of Marion. Anthony F Just of Walker and Lillian L Feyerabend of Cedar Rapids. Charles E Severn and Dorothy L Krebs of Cedar Rapids. R S Gates and Ruth Hoberock of Cedar Rapids. Charles W Rodman of Mount Vernon and Dorothy Mae Robinson of Cedar Rapids. Also notes John Hancock's notably large signature on the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore R. Light
Olive Genevieve Kuntz
Lisbon
Joseph J. Benko
Cedar Rapids
Hazel M. McCormick
Shellsburg
Cecil H. Bennett
Springville
Ivy L. Grauerholtz
Marion
Anthony F. Just
Walker
Lillian L. Feyerabend
Charles E. Severn
Dorothy L. Krebs
R. S. Gates
Ruth Hoberock
Charles W. Rodman
Mount Vernon
Dorothy Mae Robinson
Marion wedding unites Lucille Albaugh and Byron Umbdenstock
Miss Lucille Albaugh and Byron Umbdenstock wed Tuesday night at 8 in Marion in a single ring ceremony. Rev. Clyde Scott officiated with Rev. J. P. Van Horn assisting. The couple, both of Marion families, plan to live at Hillcrest after a Chicago trip. Strong local and out-of-town guests attended. The bride, educated at Marion High School and Coe College, wore white lace. The groom runs Hillcrest dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Albaugh
J. J. Albaugh
Marion
Byron M. Umbdenstock
William Umbdenstock
Clyde Scott
J. P. van Horn
Cedar Rapids
E. A. Ritzhaupt
Nebraska City
Lloyd Taube
Mu Phi Epsilon
Center Junction
Ambdenstock
Lisbon High School
Cornell
Coe Colleges
Hillcrest Dairy
Leah
Mary Esther Scott
Mary Adelaide
Margaret Albaugh
Umbdenstock
Chicago
Hillcrest
Arthur
Neb
Flora Albaugh
Glendale
Calif
Mina Ringer
Bernice Ringer
Lisbon
R. D. Albaugh
Redman and
John
Winner
S. D
Frank Hoyt
Mount Vernon
Alice White
Ames
Duce's Son-In-Law Named Minister of Propaganda
Rome AP reports Galeazzo Ciano Mussolini's son-in-law became minister of propaganda by royal decree on Wednesday, elevating from under-secretary for propaganda in the fascist state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Galeazzo Ciano
Mussolini
Ciano
Propaganda
City Briefs and Personals
Albert Johnson of 1144 Eighteenth avenue SW was fined $1 and costs in police court for overtime parking. Ruth Taylor of 1232 Tenth street NW is reported to be in fair condition after an appendectomy at St Luke s hospital Tuesday. Joe Aguire, 35, charged with disturbing the peace, was fined $10 and costs. John Kilberger, 41, of Fairfax, was fined $10 and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Eighteenth Avenue
Ruth Taylor
Tenth Street NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Joe Aguire
John Kilberger
Fairfax
Home Burglary on Sixth Avenue Se Asks Police Aid
Mrs. John Randa of 618 Sixth Avenue SE reported a recent burglary while her family was away. Entry occurred through a basement window and a thief stole two bottles of cat soup one bottle of grape juice and twelve cans of fruit and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randa
Sixth Avenue SE
Randa
Search for Cedar River drowned boy continues
The body search for 13 year old William Gensicke of Edgewood district No 1 who drowned Sunday afternoon in the Cedar River north of Cedar Rapids continued Wednesday under the direction of the sheriff and coroner offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gensicke
Edgewood District No. 1
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Mountain Peaks of History Sermon at Church of Christ ent
Crowds gather nightly on Fifth Avenue at Seventh Street SW for Evangelist W. Carl Ketherside. On Tuesday he spoke of Mount Sinai Bethlehem Calvary Olivet and the Messiah’s return. Tonight at 8 he will address Coming Up Out of Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christent
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
W. Carl Ketherside
Abraham
Mount Sinai
Jesus
Bethlehem
Mount Calvary
Mount Olivet
Egypt
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Minn
Salls
NAT
Bpring
Pearluce
Renee Eres
Texas
Benjamin Bradford
C. V. Shepher
Dows
Robert QO. Bickel
Fhone
Edwin C. Evans
Mizener
John Powell
Duluth
ST Louuis
Wall St
U. S. Bonds
Liberty
Treasury
Treasury Jas
Treas- Ley
Ecstacy
U.S
Ruby Cluett
Mulinex
Court House News
John Hancock
Marion News
Albaugh
Philip Shoup
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
James J. Wallace
Eighth Avenue
Julia Allen
Josephine Wiggins
C. A. Ward
Fred Lutz
W. J. Hotchkiss
Erma Hindman
Albert Jr. Martin
Dorothy Kinkead
Ellen Paul
Max Coppock
Genevieve Koch
Marilyn Mundy
Wayne Carpenter
June Pollock
Robert Haworth
Claire Louise Roberts
Wilma Weis
Louise Martin
Jean Robert
Mary Dudek
Zola Sanders
Ruth Condit
Mary Lockwood
Ida Patschker
Lost Hope
Bess Milner
Alice Goldsberry
Kimball
John Thompson
Florida
Cuba
Ameigo Club
E. M. Adams
Central City
Elmer Hollingsworth
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
Star of Maine
Mar
Mrs
Louis White
J. M. Cessford
R. H. Thomas
McIntyre and
Postville
Down
Carl N. Owen
Frisday Bridge Club
Grant Comstock
Mrs. F. S. Skinner
Matt Schuller
H. A. Lee
la Crosse
Wis
Auxiliary
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Karl Kassler
Douglas Beauchamp
John S. Miller
George McBride
Melvin
Taylor
Union Park
Reading Circle
Thomas Park
D. Pirie Beyea
Marion Township Farm Bureau
H. W. Erwin
Alice Wallace
George L. Erwin
Frank Mason
John Clay
Glenn Kinser
Henrietta Robinson
Near Marion
Cornerstones Society
Kensington
Tom Barkwill
Frank Fairley
Fairley
Mike Mulvaney
Glenn Brooks
B. E. Beiber
Barkwill
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
E. H. Ringland
Hallwood
Bud
G. W. Boettcher
C. H. Cook
Mount Pleasant
D. W. Conwell
Halstead, Kan
Mrs. Conwell
W. R. Barber
Duce
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