Hog Prices Turn Upward Again
Weekend activity boosted livestock markets as receipts fell due to limited credit and holiday effects. Chicago showed uneven gains with top hogs at 4.00, while Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis posted mixed lifts. totals by city and representative sales figures are listed.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East Buffalo Was Around 20c Higher With Very Little Done East St. Louis
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
East St
St Louis
SY Louis
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
A scattered price column shows grain like wheat oats and barley with declines noted. It lists hay straw and bale prices, assorted produce including California fruits and vegetables, crates of lettuce onions and tubers, seafood items, and assorted farm supplies with various per unit costs.
Unclear OCR Note Leaves Fragmentary Event
Fragmentary text references a US tour market and an event at a floor venue with attendees to be determined. Insufficient readable details to identify people or organizations or a concrete outcome.
Jimmy Walker Glad Wife Didn't Make Further Charges
A fragmented report describes Jimmy Walker and his wife with divorce proceedings. Walker notes intent to return to the United States soon and denies pursuing further legal action. The piece mentions a past family money issue and a lingering lumbago condition. A Washington embassy gathering and a misinterpreted incident dilute the narrative.
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Jimmy Walker
Groatti
United States
Wes Walker
Famons Walker
Dormer Mayer
Pritohe
Pere
Ambassador Ltd Pyere Totus
Wheat advances on market at Winnipeg
Wheat prices rose on the grain exchange Friday supported by firmness in Liverpool and higher cash prices in Kansas City. May wheat finished at 52 74 cents, up 1 cent. July near 53 and October about 55 cents higher as Chicago buying and slow trading shaped the session.
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Winnipeg
Man
Grain Exchange
Chicago
Liverpool
Kansas City
Local Pork Markets Rise As Prices Gain Five Cents
Hoe prices strengthened on the local market Friday with all grades advancing 15 cents. Top hogs reach 315 dollars. Calf market lists 140 180 pounds as good to choice, 120 190 pounds at 250 3.50. Sheep markets show choice lambs 75 85 pounds at 3.50 4.80, other grades by quality.
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Omana Livestock
Omaha
Dept Agricultures
Sears
DES Moines AP
Food and Choice
Bs Fond
Chicago Market Recap Highlights Mixed Produce Prices
Chicago and New York market notes show steady or mixed pricing across dairy and poultry. Butter and cheese receipts, fresh eggs, and poultry items display firmer or unchanged values, with specific quotes for No 1 and No 2 eggs, various cheese standards, and poultry meat prices.
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Chicago
Spee
Leshorn
Teaee
New York
Turkese Freight
Man Held Here Admits He Shared In Fifty Robberies In Chicago
Kenneth Arno 18 surrendered to Chicago authorities on five indictments for assault with intent to kill and multiple robberies. He allegedly admitted involvement in fifty holdups, mostly drug stores, and named a gang led by a Chicago associate. Sweeney said Arno aided in solving other cases and that earlier figures understated the gang’s activities.
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Chicago
Frank J Brad
John Sweeney
Chievro
Kenneth Arno
Coox County Crand Jury
Arion
Cedar Rapids
Jeanne
Sweeney
Arno
Harton
Iisa
Luceney
Arnos
Federal Reserve Banks to Reopen Under Roosevelts Orders
A wartime era notice outlines reopening of Federal Reserve operations under Franklin D Roosevelt. It prohibits banks from handling gold or foreign exchange outside authorized channels and restricts transfers or contracts entered before March 1933.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Franklin D Roosevelt
Roosevelt Budget Message Highlights Demand Broad Veterans Aid
President Roosevelt outlines budget cuts and warns of bankruptcy risk over three years of loose fiscal policy. He seeks new legislation to set pension and veterans benefit principles and grants executive authority for administrative details to ensure swift, equitable spending during a domestic emergency.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt asks Congress for power to slash federal budget
President Franklin D Roosevelt urges immediate drastic retrenchment to curb deficits through broad executive authority over pensions civil and military pay and agency reorganizations He warns the government faces a nine figure deficit next year and promises to act quickly to restore credit and stability nationwide.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Congress Today SFPNATE Continues Roosevelt Emergency Legislation
Congress considers Roosevelt emergency legislation as the House meets on his legislative program. It organizes committees and weighs an election contest against Representative-elect Sheetmaker of Minnesota.
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HOUSE
Minn
IOWA NEWS IN BRIEF MARENGO tax talk in county court
Special to The Gazette. Paul Cunningham of the State legislature will speak in the courthouse at Marengo Saturday evening on the gross sales tax. The meeting is under the Iowa County Taxpayers League, Cunningham aided by J P Gallagher of Williamsburg and is a Polk County tax measure.
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Marengo
Paul Cunningham
W N Shellenbarger
Cyril Rife John Laren
W E Shoquist
C J. Lochr
Mount Vernon
John M Walters
E. T Gough
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
L. E. Bigger
Anson Burge
G L. Hill
H. E. Hudelson
GC. L. Rich Lisbon
E. P Bigger
R. P Andreas
HO Briggs Merle HH Kepler
J R. Gardner
C B. Johnston
J. B. Meyers
Boettcher Kidnapping Ransom Partially Recovered
Police report part of the sixty thousand dollar Boettcher ransom is in custody. Detectives Armstrong and Sankey discuss the $220 found in marked bills and the getaway car shot up near the turkey ranch. Co defendants Pearce pleads not guilty to federal kidnapping charges with bond set at fifty thousand.
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Denver
INS
Charles Boettcher II
William J. Armstrong
Armstrong
Frank Sankey
Clark
Verne Sankey
Mitchell
S. D
Boettcher
Gordon Alcorn
Minneapolis
Minn Sankey
Florida
Watertown
Sankey
Alcorn
Brighton
Colo
Greeley
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. Pearce
United States
Robert E. Foot
Pearce
House Approves Tax Bill Reforms Amid Tax Debate
The Iowa House passed a reform bill with amendments aimed at 15 percent levy limits and exemptions for rural districts and sick poor. Opposition centered on town meeting hearings and budget director authority. governor signals support. Senate had approved, and Gov Herring intends to sign.
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Rice
Cunningham
Johnson
Dean
Malone
House
Rep
Sheridan
Lee
Rep. Swift
Jackson
Beswick
van Buren
Fabritz
Wapello
Elmer A. Johnson
Linn County
Dave McCreery
Boards of Supervisors
Senate
Clyde L. Herring
Roosevelt reports arms talks amid crisis fears
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull with Norman H Davis discussed world disarmament amid fears of German rearmament under Hitler and Japan’s arms buildup. Officials see a coming crisis but hope remains for arms reduction despite undecided methods. ALBURNETT stockholders meet. rates cut. officers re-elected.
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Roosevelt
State Hull
Norman H Davis
White House
Germany
Far East
Adolf Hitler
Japan
China
Alburnettv
Alburnett Telephone Company
Charles Rech
Frank Hauser
J E. Hachien
H N Rockwood
Jacob Etzel J D Nouts
Karl Karch
M . S. Wickman
Walter Quaas
Former Alderman and Pioneer Music Dealer Dies
Frank W. Slapnicka longtime alderman of Cedar Rapids seventh ward and founder of a Cedar Rapids music store died at his home after a brief illness He was born in 1854 in Bohemia and had operated a music shop at 211 Second Street SE for forty years retiring in 1927 Survived by a widow several children grandchildren and a sister Funeral services set for 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Barta chapel burial in Oak Hill cemetery
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Old Seventh Ward
Pioneer
Twenty-first Street
Mr. Slapnicka
Beroun
Bohemia
Cleveland
Second Street
Odd Fellows
Woodmen of the World
Cedar Rapids
F. J. Hruska
Otto F
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R. R. Kouba
W. H. Sheahan
Chicago
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Helen A. Slapnicka
Washington, D.C
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Harold Popelka
Otto Slapnicka
Chris Dahl
Jofran Kouba
David Allen Popelka
Vaclav Divisek
Barta Chapel
F. D. Chada
Oak Hill Cemetery
Secret Pacts and Rising Tensions Rock Europe
Europe faces renewed entente activity as Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania revive the little entente amid Italy’s arms shipment to Hungary routed through Austria. France and Britain protest. Austria’s dictatorship grows. Germany’s Hitler gains influence. Poland strengthens Westerplatte amid Danzig anxieties.
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Austria- Hungary
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Austria
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Free City
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League of Nations
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Warsaw
Mary Black Receives Five Year Embezzlement Sentence
Cedar Rapids woman Mary C Black was sentenced to an indeterminate five year term at Rockwell Citys womens reformatory by Judge F Ellison in district court on a larceny by embezzlement charge. Police reported shortages of 5411 11 in Cedar Valley Nash Co books where she worked as bookkeeper. She pled guilty April 21 1932 and sentence was deferred. mutimus withheld for ten days.
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Mary C Black
Cedar Rapids
Woman's State Reformatory
Rockwell City
F . Ellison
Miss Black
Cedar Valley Nash Company
Firm Dismisses Suit Over City Auction Rules
Rosenbaum's Inc filed suit against Cedar Rapids city officials over auction and auctioneer regulations tied to a sale at 223 Third Street SE. The case ended Friday with a voluntary dismissal without prejudice after the city lost a prior Superior Court ruling and an injunction temporarily restrained officials from interfering with the sale.
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Rosenbaum's, Inc
Cedar Rapids
City of
Rosenbaum
Third Street
Superior Court
Birth notice for John Alfred Cleator at 430 Fourth Avenue
Mr and Mrs John N Cleator of 430 Fourth Avenue Sn welcomed a son named John Alfred at their home on Wednesday.
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John N. Cleator
Fourth Avenue
John Alfred
Gold Returns Rise Across Federal Reserve Districts
Reports from St Louis New York and Chicago describe swift gold withdrawals and returns amid Treasury rules. In St Louis over half of 1 350 000 withdrawn last week was redeposited this week including 636 000 on Thursday.
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Federal Reserve
St. Louis
William McC. Martin
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Woodin
Banks to reopen starting Monday under treasury proclamation
The treasury secretary announced that after Congress passed the emergency bank bill, sound member banks of the Federal Reserve System may reopen as soon as possible. Non 100 percent sound banks face restrictions, while state authorities may license nonmember banks to resume normal business under supervision.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Federal Reserve Authorities
Federal Reserve Banks Authorized for Saturday Payroll Loans
Federal Reserve Board authorized banks to make advances on government securities for payrolls and essential needs. The treasury regulates Open The order allows loans secured by direct government obligations and other transactions to support food medicine and salaries, with strict fiduciary accountability and limits on gold payments.
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The
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Emergency Bank Act
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Anking Tate
Banking Ge
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