Hog Prices Edge Lower In Chicago Market Report
The Chicago hog market eased on Saturday with prices around 410 per cwt for 199 lb hogs and weekly averages near 3.97 to 4.25 per pound. Iowa and Des Moines areas show mixed receipts and declines in weights, while reports from Waterloo and Ottumwa indicate mostly steady to lower values for various weight classes and packer bids.
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Towa
Des Moines
S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Chicago
APS
Ted Steers
Heavy cattle hog receipts weigh on Chicago market
Chicago stockyards Monday saw hog and cattle prices slip as heavy receipts pressured values. Five terminals reported total receipts around 25 000 hogs and 17 700 cattle with steers and yearlings trading higher but hogs dropping. top hogs about 4 60, average near 4 35. Lambs strong with sheep receipts about 21 000 and buyers bidding higher on prime lots.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Ayr
Igg
Fed
St. Louis
INSI
Kansas City
St Lous
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Ullalo Tae Teeree
Cincinnateeeneeres
Pebeeedeee
Aso A Oe
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
Chicago AP market notes show butter, eggs, poultry and potatoes with varied receipts and steady demand. Butter prices ease while eggs and dressed poultry remain quiet, with futures and storage standards listed for March to November.
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New York
Chicago
CE FuTuris
API
Idaho
Late Buying Pushes Grain Prices Higher on Chicago Pit
Enthusiastic buying toward the close lifted wheat to new highs for the day on the Chicago board of trade. May wheat touched 88¾ cents, with July firmer as old crop sales weakened. Corn and oats followed mixed trends while cash prices held, and traders eyed a potential 3 million bushel drop in visible supply to 97 million, the lowest since July 1929.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Commission House
Commission
May
Local hog market slips with prime grades down a dime
Hogs weakened on the local market with prime grades 10 cents lower and good packers 5 to 10 cents down. Prime top sits at 3.90 dollars and packer top at 3.15. Calf market notes good to choice 130 to 190 pounds, with other figures irregular and unclear.
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Sinclair
Wall St. Stocks Rise On Demand For Rails Utilities
Improved demand for rails and utilities lifts the market into a firmer stance with trading quiet aside from brief buy programs. American Telephone gains. several rail and utility issues advance. U S Smelting reaches a higher point as transfers reach about 1.25 million shares. The army air corps to buy 100 aircraft with $7.5 million from the public works administration.
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New York
American Telephone
Case
du Pont
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Montgomery Ward
Goodyear
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Public Service of
New Jersey
U. S
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Consolidated Gas and Public Service of
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
N. Y
Bethlehem Steel
Army Air Corps
Public Works Administration
Bond Markets Mixed Activity With Noted Corporate Gains
New York bonds show moderate transfers with gains in several corporate issues including Allegheny Corporation and Van Surringen Group tied to loan status confusion. Government bonds trade narrowly with Liberty 4s and Treasury issues at slight price changes amid quiet turnover.
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New York
Giis
Goodyear
International Telephone
Baltimore and Ohio
Phillips Petraleum
Standard Ou
North American
S. Armour Co
Canadian Pacific
Tevae Corps
Flour Market Notes and Foreign Exchange Prices
Minneap olis flour shipments and commodity prices listed alongside foreign exchange rates for major currencies. The item cites barrel prices per flour grade, cotton shipments, bran and middlings, and exchange values for Britain France Italy and others with several city quotes including New York Montreal and Shanghai.
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Minneapolis
New York
API
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spa
Portugal
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
Shanhhai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Stock Listings
The Cedar Rapids page shows mixed commodity prices and livestock listings. Prices cover produce such as California navel oranges, cranberries, sweet potatoes, and bananas, plus meat products, hides, and poultry values. Several weights and grades are noted for hens, roosters, calves, and horses, with wholesale and retail terms.
Grain Movement Highlights Cash Grain Markets in Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain markets show bids and descriptions for wheat corn oats rye and malt barley with varied grades and protein contents. Prices reflect spot trading and futures drift with notes on shipment counts and regional price spreads.
Deaths Robert G. Ray 52 dies after lingering illness
Robert G Ray, 52, died at Mercy hospital at 7 p m Sunday after a lingering illness. A Walker resident for many years he is survived by two sisters Mrs Emma Lemaster of Ur bana and Mrs Hattie Delay of Kansas City. Funeral arrangements are pending at Monahan funeral chapel.
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Robert G Ray
Mercy Hospital
Walker
Emma Lemaster
Urbana
Hattie Delay
Kansas City
Monahan
Infant Betty Keller Dies at Home
Betty L Keller infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Keller of 811 Division Street SE died at home at 1130 nom Monday Born December 22 1933 she is survived by her parents a brother Walter The body is at the Monahan funeral chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Betty L. Keller
Charles Keller
Division Street
Walter
Monahan
Firemen Battle Grass Fires On City Streets
Firemen beat out grass fires along Twentieth street NE and at Fifteenth avenue SE, with runs at noon and 1:15 p.m. Monday. William B Peters of Parkersburg filed for bankruptcy in federal court reporting debts of 1616 and assets of 594. Adrian Burlingham, 19, pled guilty to larceny of gasoline near the A avenue viaduct and was fined 25 dollars with costs suspended on good behavior.
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Twentieth Street
F Avenues
Fifteenth Avenue
Fifteenth Street SE
William
Peters
Parkersburg
Adrian Burlingham
Fourth Street
A Avenue
Justice A. S. Reed
Local navy recruiting officer enlists four men
L. Du Four returned from Des Moines with four district recruits for the navy. Bernard Hogan and Charles C. Vaughn join sons of local families along with Fred M. and Will Thompson Jr. The four were sent to Norfolk Virginia for twelve weeks of military training before ship assignments.
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L. du Four
Des Moines
Bernard Hogan
J. J. Hogan
C Avenue NW
Charles C. Vaughn
James George Vaughn
Fred M
Will Thompson
Jesup
Norfolk
Quake Rocks Northern Utah and Salt Lake City
A strong earthquake struck northern Utah and Salt Lake City Monday around 8 to 11 a.m. Shaken buildings prompted closures and alarms as clocks stopped. In Logan, the home economics building at Utah State Agricultural College was abandoned after walls split and the chimney collapsed. The Salt Lake Tribune building swayed and windows broke near Continental National Bank.
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Logan
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
E. G. Peterson
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Sandy
Continental National Bank
Dogs Again Haul Mails in Alaska
In Seward Alaska dog mushers revive the mail system as depredations on subsidies push star routes to be contracted to individuals and dog teams. Beverages of fur prices and air travel reduce costs while reviving the traditional malemate as transport across remote tracts resumes.
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Seward
Alaska
Ins
North
Senator McKellar
Alaskan Airlines
Arctic Circle
Baby Rides With Thieves In Omaha Car Theft
Seven month old Marlene Siford slept in blankets on the rear seat as auto thieves drove away in a car for about ninety minutes before abandoning it. Police recovered the vehicle and the infant unharmed.
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Omaha
Marlene Siford
Rosenberg Graft Statement Alleged By AP Report
The Evening American claims Moe Rosenberg, Chicago 24th ward boss, testified before a December hearing that he split about 500000 with politicians in Chicago Cook County and Illinois. He said his sole income came from Rosenberg Iron and Metal, a junk firm dealing with utilities, buying cheap from utilities and selling high profit. He named Anton Cermak and several lawmakers as recipients. He claimed 90 percent of Cook County utility junk business and that he worked for Insull companies. Officials declined to discuss the confession, while investigations were announced to probe its publication.
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Chicago
Evening American
Moe Rosenberg
24Th Ward
United States
Cook County
Illinois
Washington
Rosenberg
Rosenberg Iron and Metal Company
Cermak
Dole
Anton J. Cermak
Joseph B. McDonough
Frank Ryan
John Bolton
John R. McSweeney
John R. Hruby
Roy O'Keefe
John J. O
Insull
Telephone Company
Traction Companies
Ilinois Bell Telephone Company
Ilinois
Samuel Insull
Springfield
Nelson
Oscar Nelson
Dwight H Green
U. S
Homer S. Cummings
Army Air Corps Mail Service Halt Questioned
Gen MacArthur and Maj Gen Drum were not consulted on the order to fly the mails. Foulois said he sought a conference with MacArthur and Drum after the directive. Westover blamed weather for fatalities and noted reduced appropriations left the air corps unable to maintain its program.
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MacArthur
Hugh A. Drum
Foulois
War Department
Drum
Army Air Corps
James A. Farley
Branch
Westover
D. Westover
Army
Air Corps
Budget Bureau
Mrs. Roosevelt Starts Two Day Porto Rico Tour
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt began a two day tour of Porto Rico to witness living conditions of working women. She traveled with Rexford G Tugwell Rose Schneiderman and other aides. She refused an escort by police.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mondary
Rexford G. Tugwell
Rose Schneiderman
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Recreation center meeting in Marion held by service club
Marion residents were invited to a 7 30 p m meeting with the Marion Service club at the room above the Iowa Electric Light and Power office to discuss an athletic field and center. The Kenyanozang Camp Fire group hosted a formal dinner at Barbara June Clay the home to advance rank of firemaker with a four course meal prepared by Maurine Halsey Helen Biddick Jeanne Bowdish Kathryn McElewain Barbara June Clay and Kathe leen Oxley. Green themed decor appeared in nut cups tapers holders Shamrock place cards and tableware. Guests included Ruth Hanscom Dorothy Ford Barbara Sloss Emma Wallace Mrs George Oxley and Mrs John Clay plus DeVeda Troy assistant guardian.
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Marion
Marion Service Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Kenyanozang
Barbara June Clay
Maurine Halsey
Helen Biddick
Jeanne Bowdish
Kathryn McElewain
Katheleen Oxley
Ruth Hanscom
Dorothy Ford
Barbara Sloss
Emma Wallace
George Oxley
John Clay
DeVeda Troy
Marion community club holds election for school board treasurer
Election today in the Marion Community club office votes open until 7 Miss Elda M. Kemp director and H F Lockwood treasurer unopposed One act play Chinese Water Wheel to follow family night service at Methodist church Wed evening Allen Edwards directs cast Ruth Rundquist Margaret Oldfather Garland Rundquist Richard Hart Frank Starry No admission fee but a silver offering will be taken Public invited
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Marion Community Club
Allen Edwards
Ruth Rundquist
Margaret Oldfather
Garland Rundquist
Richard Hart
Frank Starry
San Quentin Break Foiled Turns Deadly
A prison break at San Quentin led by Ethan A. McNabb ends with one prisoner dead and a guard plus three inmates beaten. John V. Arbuckle is identified as the slain inmate, reportedly shot accidentally by McNabb during the melee. The escape attempt began in the electric shop as McNabb Downs and Bagley struck guard Fred H. Miller.
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San Quentin Prison
Calif
INS
Ethan A. McNabb
Los Angeles
Oakland
John V. Arbuckle
San Bernardino
Dillinger Escape Probe Put Over For Another Day
Crown Point Indiana AP Dillinger murder trial delayed as defendant absent and grand jury service impossible. A six man grand jury to be sworn at 9 am Tuesday then to witness a jail reenactment of Dillinger s escape with a wooden pistol. Foreman of March jury owned the garage linked to the car theft by Dillinger and suspect Herbert Youngblood.
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Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
William Murray
Dillinger
Edward Barce
Indiana
Murray
March
Herbert Youngblood
Lillian Holley
Births Reported From Several Local Families
Mothers and fathers from multiple addresses announce new additions to their families. Harry D. Gorman of 1034 Thirty second Street NE welcomed an 11 1 4 pound daughter on March 12 at St Luke's hospital. James Raftis of 944 Twelfth Street NE welcomed a son on March 12 at St Luke's. The Rev Mark J Steege of 2040 First Avenue E welcomed a daughter on March 11 at St Luke's. Glenn Turner of 343 Third Avenue SW welcomed a daughter on March 11 at Mercy hospital. Atwood Merrill of 1125 K Avenue NW welcomed twin daughters on March 11 at Mercy hospital.
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Harry D. Gorman
Thirty-second Street
St. Luke's Hospital
James Raftis
Twelfth Street
Mark J Steege
First Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Glenn Turner
Third Avenue
Atwood Merrill
K Avenue N
Recreation program at Oxford church hosts hobby talks
The Oxford Methodist church hosted a Sunday hobby program in its parlors with Miss Catherine Crane leading a talk on Recreative Hobbies. Exhibits included hooked rugs embroidered items books scrapbooks poetry clippings photos and mounted pictures. Refreshments were served to forty attendees including Rev Mr Walters Mrs LaFollette and several guests.
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Oxford Club
Methodist Church
Catherine Crane
John M. Walters
Robert LaFollette
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Porto Rican Island
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S. O. Stamy
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Independence
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Springville
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Max
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Marshalltown
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
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English Boulevard
Winfred Ocheltree
Baird
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William Fowler
This City
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C. W. Haerther
William Schminke
Atkins
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University Hospital
Iowa City
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Dillinger Escape
Bert Brett
Dora Giffen Brett
Brett
Curtis Goodnow
Helen Abel
Harriett Michael
W. H. Snyder
Tacoma
Wash
Kenosha
Wis
Richard Burt
Snyder
E. W. Spence
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Celan Rollins
Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
E. B. Castle
Seventh Street
Helen Burns
Mabel Beach
Mary Castle
Cora Case
Florence Clark
Clara Clay
Temperance Clark
Helen Bray
Young People’s Missionary Society of the Olivet Presbyterian Church
On Mountain
Dorland Bell School
Misa Bray
Alice Korteling
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ida Oakley
Harold Peck
H. R. Smiley
Masonic Temple
Lillian Zak
James R. Hayes
Max Albaugh
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Carl Carver
R. A. Seiler
Blairstown
H. B. Leasure
Blairs Ferry Road
Charles Cline
Charles Telfair Cline
Burlington
Co. A. Cline
Carmelita Calderwood
T. A. Cunningham
Prairie Chapel Methodist Church
Geraldine Slauson
Emma
Retta
Belle Courtney
J. H. Kramer
Columbus
Frank Straley
Central Avenue
Amelgo Club
W. B. Sebern
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Frank Webber
Kenneth Potter
The
Free Methodist Church
Emery Miller
Musical Literary Club
Kathryn Schulz
Marengo
Fred Lutz
William Weaver
Cecil Weaver
M. Weaver
Rock Island
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