Market News Cash Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Weak
Financial notes show cattle receipts at 16 000 with calves and yearlings uneven, fed steers slight decline, heifers weaker by 25 cents, beef cows down 10 to 15 cents, stockers scarce. Sheep receipts 11 000 with lambs opening slow and prices around 8.50 to 8.75, clip lambs awaiting action. general tone: dull market with limited demand.
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Nberal
ST Paul Livestock
ST Paul
Asociated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Waterloo
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
AP US
Sioux City
API
U &. Dept. Agriculture
WILSON @ CO
Wilson's
Duik Horseand
Hog Prices Fall in Chicago Stockyards Heavy Run Slows Trade
Chicago AP reports hog prices slipped ten cents as hogs flooded the stockyards. Sheep receipts reached about 16,000 with a top of 9.50, while cattle numbers and market tone varied across cities including Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis. Des Moines and Minneapolis areas showed uneven demand with lower hogs and mixed cattle results.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittburgh
East St. Louis
TNS
ALR
Lalty
Ain Gront
East St. Louus
Pittsburgh
Mast St Louis
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Hogs Weaker On Local Market With Price Drops
Local hog prices continue weaker with all grades down ten cents. Top hog price listed at 895 dollars while cattle is 25 cents lower. Wilson Co 110G Market D lists varied hog and cattle prices by weight, with packers and slaughter weights shown, reflecting softer demand across the market.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Agricultural Prices
Price list covers grain futures and farm products in Cedar Rapids. Includes wheat, corn, soybeans, hay, butterfat, eggs, hens, colored stars, wholesale fruits and vegetables, citrus, lettuce, onions, carrots, potatoes, and hides. Lists specific grades, weights, and prices such as lemons 5.50, grapefruit 2.50 to 2.75, Jonathan apples 1.10, Idaho No. 1 potatoes, and various beef and horse hides with per unit prices.
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Texas
Idaho
Wheat Weakens as European Tension Ebbs on Chicago Board
Chicago trading eased Monday as European tensions retreated, with wheat down 1 to 1 1/4 cents to 85 1/2 cents for May. Corn rose modestly to about 59 3/4 cents, oats fell 4 cents, and Winnipeg and Kansas reports influenced activity. Export demand was light, road conditions slowed movement from downstate Illinois, and farmers not covered by loans held surplus corn awaiting better prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Europe
Winnipeg
Kansas
Liverpool
Illinois
Sugar and wool markets ease in quiet trading
New York sugar quotes steady at 3.05 with no sales reported as futures show slight erosion in No 4 while No 3 holds. Boston wool trade slow but prices steady to firm within last week’s ranges for French combing wools, with quoted scoured values mainly 62 to 66 cents. European currencies slip modestly versus the dollar in morning quotes with varied noon rates across major currencies and regions.
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New York
Boston
API
U. S
Bond Markets New York Bond Review and Quiet Monday
New York bond market stayed mostly quiet with fractions in railroads and carriers. Strong gains in government securities contrast with mixed moves in industrials and utilities, while several issues show modest declines and key Treasuries hold near steady levels.
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New York
Santa Fe
Great Northern
New York Central
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania
Erie
Czechoslovakia
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Rubber
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Western Union
Goodyear Rubber
Group Will Study Mobilization Plan
Washington Army officers will study a mobilization plan to bring more than 2,000,000 men under arms within four months if the nation enters a war, the War Department announced on Monday.
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Washington
INS
War Department
Markets News From New York and Chicago Produce
New York reports mixed egg receipts and butter markets with steady prices and varied scores. Chicago futures show dairy and poultry quotes, including creamery butter, eggs, and poultry prices, with specific grades and pack sizes noted.
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New York
Prgnucke
Chicago
Peter Fox Sons Co
Merchants National Bank
telePhone
Cedar Rapids
Aptly Named Prisoner Charged With Pocket Picking
New York report shows Otis Cheatum facing charges after a prison bar confrontation. When asked his name he replied Cheatum.
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New York
Cheatum
Otis Cheatum
Fraulein Rose Walter Arrested in Amsterdam
NAB Walter's daughter Rose Walter, daughter of Bruno Walter former Vienna state opera director, has been arrested in Amsterdam. Walter was informed Monday. No reason was given.
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Amsterdam
INS
Fraulein Rose Walter
Bruno Walter
State Opera
Vienna
Walter
Stocks’ Early Advances Cut Or Eliminated
New York stocks opened with modest gains but failed to sustain momentum as prices slipped late in the session. Major leaders such as U S Steel and General Motors showed strength briefly before retreating, while American Telephone and Westinghouse lagged. Wheat futures fronted a smoother market with broader commodities mixed amid renewed peace hopes.
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New York
U S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Western Union
du Pont
Standard Oil of N. J
U. S. Rubber
International Harvester
Union Carbide
Allis- Chalmers
Loews
Owens-Hlllnois
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Howe Sound
Wall Street Quotation Ledger Highlights Broad Market Trading
Wall Street stocks and quotations published by J E Bennett & Co with W H Jump as manager show a wide listing of securities across banks, oils, utilities, and industrials. Notable entries include Alaska Juneau Alaska Juneau, Johns Manville, Allied Chem, Kennecott, Anaconda, American Can, Armour, United and General Electric among others. The page reflects daily totals, bid and asked levels, and market breadth across multiple exchanges.
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W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Tel & Tel
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Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kans City
Allied Stores
Kennecott
Abs. Chalmers
Kreske
Amat
Krowr G& Bo Tata Amn Canahi
Janvbert
Denigh Valley
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Ini Corp
Fia Carpone
Bora
Bornard
Ufa
Melisia
Marshall
Ami Smelting
Mathlevon
Amn Steel
Mont Ward
Ark
Mother Lode
Xu Armour É& Co
Motor Whieet Um Assd Dry Goods
Murray Corp Shy Atch
T&s F
Nash Ket
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Natl Bellas
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Otis Steel
Buestus
Erie
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Ake Budd Mfe
Paramount Bi
Park
Utah
Burroughe
Cal & Heelu
Penick
Ford
Calumet
Lia Peuia
Roe
Peoples ‘Gas
Wales
Plymouth
Gerro de Pasco
Putin
Eats Corp On Radio Corp
St. Chessler Mirror
Rem Rand
So Pac
Conti Motors
Conti
Sou Rusiway
Sperry Corn
Coty
Ine
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wright
Stand
Califoit
Gen Foods
Gillette S
Guidden Brewgate& Pine
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
U S
Willys Ovid
Linro
Wantworth
Intl Hydro
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Am Pub
Dexter Co
Automat
Hshold Thy East Blessing
Helleman Gls
Butler Bros
Mid-West Corp
Quaker Com
Chicago Corp
Quaker
Swift & Co
JAX
Edison
Swift
Cord Corp - I
Order New Trial of Col. McMullen
The United States court of appeals ordered a new trial Monday for Col. Joseph I. McMullen, once with the judge advocate general, who was convicted in 1936 of accepting lobbying fees.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
Col
Joseph I. McMullen
Judge Advocate General’s Office
Bishop declares Europe savage. civilization not worth saving
London report cites Bishop Henry Wilson of Chelmsford proclaiming in the Diocesan Chronicle that Europe is more savage today than a thousand years. The piece notes a 59 percent drop in farm income from meat animals between 1929 and 1932 to 968 million dollars.
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London
INS
Chelmsford
Henry Wilson
Europe
Marion Honored Couples Share Anniversaries and News
A Marion weekly page records Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Howell’s thirtieth wedding anniversary with relatives at 260 Eleventh Street and a long list of guests from Edgewood Elkader Fayette Oelwein and Kansas City plus gifts of breakfast china. Other items note the twenty-fifth anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Knudsen, multiple social visits, hospitalizations, and upcoming club meetings.
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Eleventh Street
Henry Hilsenbeck
Greeley
Guy Phelps
Lea von
Donald Phelps
Manchester
Ed Combs
Evan
Ila
Lloyd Gates
Calvin
Constance
Leon A. Jones
Robert
George
Emma Jean
George Jones
Edgewood
Charles Winkler
Jack
Elkader
Cora Hartman
Fayette
Pearl King
Cyril King
Betty
John
Oelwein
Clyde Cooper
Kansas City
Howell
K. C. Knudsen
Knudsen
Marion
Ray A. Travis
Laverna
Mount Vernon
Margaret Maloney
Cedar Rapids
Herman, Chudzinski
Arthur
Victor
Lillian
Springville
Low Weis
Wilma
Art Weisley
H. Wiggins
Josephine
Max Knudsen
Ruby Layton
Donald Torrence
Paul Wenger
Marie Forrest
Lithuanian Krupnik Returns to Warsaw After Poland Ultimatum
Lithuania’s national drink krupnik appeared in Warsaw for the first time in twenty years after Lithuania accepted Poland’s ultimatum. The beverage blends five parts vodka with one part red wine and honey, heated. Restaurants showcased Lithuanian dishes, including kolduny, hashed beef in pancake, served in hot broth.
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Warsaw
Lithuania
Poland
Thomas Fears U. S. Drifting Into War
Washington dispatch reports Norman Thomas, Socialist Party national chairman, warning that Secretary Hulls foreign policy statement signals drift toward war. He questions neutrality enforcement, U S gunboats on the Yangtze, and Clintonian actions amid Spanish loy ally support, urging protection of American citizens.
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INS
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Hull
Thomas
Spain
U. S
Yangtze
Hague
Jersey City
Ludlow
Little Fellows Organize Nation's Smaller Business Council
Spokesmen for small business who took part in a turbulent February conference in Washington announced a permanent organization named the Nation's Smaller Business council. The group aims to articulate problems and needs of thousands of small operators.
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Washington (Lp
Smaller Business Council
Free U S Dancers On Bond In Poland
WARSAW United States dancers Ruth and Zyna Dickstein were released on a 1000 zloty bond to await trial on charges of insulting a passport official. They are an American dance team awaiting proceeding in Poland. The bond amount is about 190 dollars.
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U. S
Poland
Warsaw
Ruth
Zyna Dickstein
Ruth E. Irish 88 Pioneer Iowa City Resident Dies
Ruth E. Irish, 88, lifelong Iowa City resident, died Sunday night at her home built on the site of the log cabin where she was born in 1849. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Beckman’s chapel with burial in Oakland cemetery. She was daughter of F. M. Trish and sister of former State Senator John P. Irish, survived by nieces Elizabeth and Jane Irish.
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Jack Norris
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Chicago
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Lloyd Etzel
Carrington
Wye
Tom Cruise
Stephen
James
John Boyle
Belleville
Ont
St. Joseph's Church
the Gazette
Iowa City
Ruth E. Irish
Beckman’s Chapel
Oakland Cemetery
Miss Irish
F. M. Trish
Burlington
John P. Irish
Elizabeth
Jane Irish
Scientist Howell Stroud England Dies at 73 in Detroit
Detroit obituary notes attorney, scientist and poet Howell Stroud England died Monday at age 73. The 1933 figure drew furor in scientific and religious circles for his origin of man investigations and writings.
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Detroit
Howell Stroud
England
Baptist Church Pastor Appointed for Marion Family
Mr and Mrs Thomas have lived in Marion for a year and a half as Vivian Smith visits from the University of Minnesota for spring vacation. Town State college concert band performs at the high school gym tonight at 8 o clock with bleacher seats ten cents and chairs twenty five cents, no reserved seating.
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The
Baptist Church
Thomas
Marion
Vivian Smith
University of Minnesota
Mrs. W. E. Smith
Town State College
Beauty shops advertise permanent waves and specials
In Marion and area, multiple beauty shops advertise permanent waves priced as low as 1.50 to 3.50 with discounts on Tuesdays and with ads for various salons at addresses on 3rd Street and nearby avenues. Local eateries at the Scoreboard Annex offer steak dinners and nightly dancing, promising ample seating and a 24 hour service.
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Dorothea Krebs
Mer
Mary Nell
Paramount
Lillian Suchy
Sapnaenties
Stella’s
3Rd St. SE
LaVogue Bty
3Rd Ave. E
Peacock Mar
Spec
Ee Tne
Marion
Hallwood
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