Hog price fluctuations across markets show mixed gains
Chicago and other hubs reported uneven hog prices on Thursday with gains and losses spread. Receipts rose slightly while demand remained erratic, top prices around 415 dollars and widespread shifts in various cities influencing overall market tone.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St
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Los Pittsborel
Buffalo Boars
Eteady Cinersnati
Biffio
Faust
Toys En Cincinnary
Wall Street Stock Activity Slips into Mixed Trading
New York AP report describes vigorous early buying with profit taking and quieting activity. Transfers reach about 3.3 million shares as gains appear in Case, International Harvester, American Tobacco. some issues dip, and Coca Cola declines amid mixed sector rallies.
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Case
International Harvester
American Tobacco
Ownes Illinois
U S Steel
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Johns Manville
Chrysler
Owens Wiinois Glass
Crown Cork and Seal
US Industrial Alcohol
Liggett and Myers
Delaware and Hudson U S. Steel
General Electric
Sears
United Aircraft
National Dairy
Coca Cola
Santa Fe
Senate
Wall Street
Tobaccos
Bonds and Stocks Rally as Market Eyes Economy Bill
New York bond and stock prices rose on revived optimism as treasury bills and corporate issues advanced. Traders noted Senate passage of the economy bill and hopes for farm and unemployment relief, with banks resuming normal operations and rates easing slightly.
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Congress
Alhough
American Telephone Debeture Sa
Toreien
Santa Fe
Berlin
Soaring Grain Prices Increase Farm Wealth Report
Chicago reports a swift market reopening with about 50 million dollars in estimated farmer gains. Wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley rose, while a 5 cent limit curbed drastic swings. Winnipeg and Liverpool followed, and cash prices edged higher amid mixed receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Reach Compromise on Tax Revision as Iowa Senate Divides Bills
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate halted most tax measures, leaving only the Beardsley tax bill and its substitute. Senators moved other bills to a sitting committee to foster harmony, with a Democrats and Republicans majority on the panel. The plan aims to advance tax reduction and revision bills later in the week.
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Des Moines
Beardsley
Senate
Iowa General Assembly
George Patterson
Burt
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Patterson
Nelson Kraschel
Valentine
Kimberley
Knudson
Miller
Jones
Topping
Cooney
Hicklin
Geske
Hogs Steady On Local Market With Top Prices at 3.30
Hog prices remain stationary on the local market as Thursday's trades show no changes across grades. The top price holds at 3.30 per hundredweight with demand steady and supplies ample.
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Sinclair
Foreign exchange rates and grain market notes
The item lists global currency bids in cents for multiple nations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and others plus a flour market update from Minneapolis noting unchanged flour shipments with prices for pure bran and standard middlings.
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API
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Mexico
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Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Mixed in Market List
A Cedar Rapids market page lists grain prices with wheat at 40 cents, rye 25 cents, barley 20 cents, corn 33 cents per bushel, and straw and hay figures. It also covers wholesale fruits vegetables including California navels at 3. 1067 per box and other produce. dairy and poultry items and hides are briefly noted.
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California
Marion Debaters Take Second in Cedar Falls Tournament
Marion high school debate teams finished second at the Cedar Falls meet over the weekend with an 8 2 record. Judges rated debaters from 75 to 100 with individual scores led by Eileen Ferrerer who earned 469 and received a four year scholarship for ranking among the top three in Class A and B.
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Marion High School
Cedar Falls
Town State Teachers College
Allen Edwards
LeNora Dippel
Dorothy Burrows
Eileen Ferreter
Lyle van Fossen
Marion
Perry
Elkader
Manchester
Winterset
Tripoli
Algona
Spencer
Decorah
Eileen Ferrerer
Miss Ferrerer
Norman H. Davis Named Head of U S Arms Delegation
Norman H Davis was named chairman of the American delegation to the disarmament conference with ambassadorial rank. The appointment places him at the forefront of U S efforts in arms control discussions in Washington.
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Norman H. Davis
S. Arms
Washington
Norman H Davis
Hall Recognizes Right Of Majority In Government Policy
Iowa American Legion Commander W Earl Hall backs President Roosevelt saying the Legion supports majority rule and the congressional mandate while hoping for fairness and mercy for disabled veterans unable to care for themselves though opposing the economy bill.
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Mason City
Iowa
American Legion
W. Earl Hall
Roosevelt
Hall
Legion
Probe By Senators Turns To Morgans
New York. Acting on instructions from Senator Duncan Fletcher the Senate Banking and Currency Committee plans to extend its inquiry into private banks and investment bankers. Ferdinand Pecora said J P Morgan and Company Kuhn Loeb and Company and other private bankers will be examined as part of the probe.
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New York
INS
Duncan Fletcher
Dem
Florida
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Ferdinand Pecora
J P, Morgan and Company
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Pecora
Deaths Mrs Addie Helm 75 Dies At Daughter Home
Mrs Addie Helm 75 died at her daughter Mrs H J Beals 1810 Fourth Avenue SE about 11 am Thursday after a lingering illness. She lived in Cedar Rapids over a year after moving from Wichita Kansas. Survived by daughter Ada Guy Wichita Kansas a son Charles Helm Oklahoma City a sister Mrs F S Moody Kansas City and a brother Bert Corwin Lima four grandchildren. No services here body to Wichita for burial Friday evening call at Gaffney and Moore chapel until 5 pm Friday.
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H J. Beals
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
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Kan
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Ada Guy
Charles Helm
Oklahoma City
Okla
F. S. Moody
Kansas City
Bert Corwin
Lima
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Pioneer Jesse G Hunter dies at Cedar Rapids address
Jesse G Hunter 83 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at his home 1422 A street SW at 12 10 am Thursday Incidental to age He came from Ohio at age five by oxen and later settled Cedar Rapids He is survived by five children a brother a sister eighteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Barta chapel with Rev Co W Harrop burial Linwood Friends may call Friday evening The article also notes Mount Vernon Scott McIntyre speaking to Lions club on investments
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Jesse G Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Ohio
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Angeline Carr
Prairie Creek
Iowa City Road
Bert George Hunter
Jesse Leon Hunter
John L. Hunter
Angeline White
Nathan Allen Hunter
Melbourne
Anna Fowler Cook
Barta Chapel
Co. W. Harrop
Linwood
Milwaukee Conductor Marks 50 Years With Railroad
John F. Coakley, passenger conductor on The Arrow, observes fifty years of continuous service with the Milwaukee railroad March 16. He began March 16 1883 and was promoted to freight conductor May 29 1887 under President A J Earling. He later returned to passenger conductor May 5 1903 and long worked Marion to Omaha runs. He has earned commendations for emergencies. A Marion resident for 27 years he and his wife are active locally. They enjoy travel and have visited nearly every state. Their son Lloyd is a senior at the University of Iowa.
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Milwaukee Railroad
John F. Coakley
Coakley
A. J. Earling
Marion
Omaha
Lloyd
University of Iowa
Easter talk guides Ladies Aid meeting at Methodist church
Mrs. Ralph Seager hosted the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church with Sunshine division in charge. Rev. John M. Walters spoke on He Took It Upon Himself. Richard Russey performed two piano numbers. Rainbow division to run April family night. Comforter division to host April meeting. Sixty eight members and four guests attended.
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Ralph Seager
Fifth Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
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W. A. Hanscom
John M. Walters
Margaret Slattery
Richard Russey
Rainbow Division
Aid Society
Lincoln school sixth graders present musical program
Public invited to a 1 10 p m Friday Lincoln school auditorium performance by Lincoln Emerson and Irving building pupils under Miss Rose Wilcox Mrs Hazel Snell and Miss Carolyn Kahler. Program includes piano duets trios songs and choruses with multiple named performers. No admission fee.
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Hazel Snell
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Elinor Kendall
Mary Lockwood
Mary
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Theola Gordon
Parker
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Harford
Coerne
Cole
Emmetts
Holmes
Melvin Oldfather
Mozart
Amaryllis
Ghys
Woodbury
Gordon Rahn
Paul Popejoy
Defeat Compulsory Use of Iowa Coal
Des Moines Iowa house defeats measure to require tax supported institutions to burn Iowa mined coal by 58 to 46. Debate consumed most of forenoon.
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Des Moines
Dickeys Observe Golden Anniversary With Luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dickey celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a Wednesday luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Dickey. Guests numbered ten and an open house followed in the afternoon. Emma Holmes and her daughter Mrs. John Bowen of Atchison arrived for the occasion.
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F. J. Dickey
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Jack Bevarns
City
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John Bowen
Atchison, Kan
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Holmes
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Dickey
Missionary Society Hosts and Elects Officers
Mrs. Sarah Ford hosted the Presbyterian Missionary and Aid societies while Mrs. Lena Pratt led devotional period. Subjects included We Are The Salt of the Earth and The Educational Opportunities of The Youth of Japan. Twenty seven persons were served by a chairmanned committee, and new officers were elected for the Missionary society.
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Presbyterian Church
Lena Pratt
Japan
Max Worls
Albert Arphad
P. O. Michel
Missionary Society
W. B. Sebern
George P. Whitney
Ben Sears
J. F. Hunter
Charles F. Price
Old Society
Henrietta Robinson
Laura Kershner
Frank Hunter
Charles Schultz
Harry Mellish
Celan Rollins
George C. Oxley
Marion School Notes Highlight Spring Kittenball League
Marion schools announce spring junior high athletics focused on kittenball. A five team league for grades six to eight meets twice each week for a total of twenty games, with a silver loving cup awarded to the champions. Games scheduled on the playground south of the high school Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 15 weather permitting. First game Friday and then on Tuesdays and Thursdays unless weather.
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