Hog Prices Rise Across Markets as Demand Improves
Hog prices continued to climb, with Chicago reports showing a top of 4.25, average around 4.10, and steady to higher bids in Pittsburgh and East Buffalo. Receipts remained ample in Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati, while cattle and sheep offered mixed results and overall market tone ranged from steady to slightly stronger in several regional markets.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
East Buffalo
General
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Ino
Cincinnati
Cincanati
East St
Alclip
Kansas City
Omaha
Bon St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Farm Bill Revision Sparks Bullish Grain Market Action
Chicago reports a bullish tilt as plans for a farm relief revision lift wheat above prior levels on the board of trade. Corn holds firm while oats rye and barley follow the grains with mixed gains. Cash markets steady and receipts varied with muted overnight shifts amid broad market caution.
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Tse
Liverpool
Larssa
Sven
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listing
A local price list itemizes grains, hay, poultry, and produce including Wheat 40c Oats 12c Rye 25c Barley 20c Corn curb 14 16c mill 13c Fresh hay baled at six dollars plus and straw at five hundred, hens and roosters priced, assorted vegetables such as Oranges Lemons Bananas Lettuce Cauliflower Pears Celery and Cab bage with oysters and hides prices and crate costs among other catalog items.
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California
Sugar Market and Foreign Exchange Highlights
NY AP reports sugar futures down 3 points to 1 point in a mixed session while refined sugar holds at 420. Foreign exchange rates list numerous country bids with varied us dollar equivalents. Liberty bonds and Treasury notes show multiple price levels amid a broad market snapshot. Flour prices in Minneapolis show mixed features with standard middlings at 10.00 and related shifts in bran value.
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New York
Local hog prices drift after brief advance
Local porkers show unsteady quotes with several grades moving: early gains give way to a quick 3 cent drop. Sinclair Hog Market cites top around 349 while averages hover near 325 to 360 for various carcass and packer lots amid airplay dictated by quantity and condition.
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Sinclair Hog Market
Prome
Bes
Clever Thieves Take $70 000 Jewels From Rich New Yorkers
Scotland Yard investigates a bold jewel theft at a New York home. A ring of thieves allegedly lifted a valued rope of emeralds and a pearl necklace worth about 37 000 dollars. Detectives trailed a signalled suspect while possessions were measured and photographed for evidence.
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Tondon
Scotland Yard
Shema
New York
Dmuitr
Sealand
Emery
Lane
Pye
Seerlind Yard
Grain price and receipt notes from Minneapolis market report
The Minneapolis grain market shows bids for wheat, corn, oats and barley with No 3 mixed and No 4 mixed grades, and quotations for durum and white varieties. Timely notes include receipts totals, protein percentages, and futures like May and September values, with prices per bushel and per cut for seed and clover.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Produce Markets Report Show Prices and Shipments
Chicago AP market notes detail receipts and prices for potatoes butter and cheese with region totals from New York and Idaho. The report covers storage packing standards futures dates and fresh product standards with March dates and forward pricing signals.
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Chicago
Idaho Posse
Reece
Eutires
Atutane
Bond Markets Show Narrow Shifts Amid Banking Turmoil
New York bonds traded in a tight range as investors awaited federal policy moves. Treasury emergency programs wind down and bank concerns influence sentiment, with price fluctuations limited to fractions of a point across Liberty and U.S. government securities.
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United States
Liberty
Treasury
York
Erici
Bank Aes
Canene
Market Rally Fades as Rates Hold Steady Across Sectors
Federal stance steadies as Traders note buoyancy in secondary rails falters. Loans for Santa Fe and others slip slightly while American Telephone debentures hover above par. Goodvear Texans, United Brass, and Chile Copper show mixed support amid irregular foreign lists and drifting European issues.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Goodveae
Texans Corp
United Drus Ss
Chile
Foreign Department
Wall Street Stocks Mixed After Early Gains
Wall Street opened with uneven gains and modest losses for several Dow names. American Telephone and Allied Chemical posted small declines while United States Steel and Union Pacific rose, aided by a broader modest market tone. A Dun and Bradstreet review noted wholesale buying activity and uncertainty from pending farm legislation and bank reopenings, with inflationary versus deflationary pressures shaping sentiment.
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Arta
Uo S
Union Pacific
Dun and Bradstreet
Wall Street
Berlin
Dr Schacht
Reichsbank
Firefighters Search Home After Infant’s Curious Visit
In Kenosha Wisconsin Esther Kawisco, six, watched as firemen searched her home after a fire broke out. She told the fire chief she had not been burned and had been visiting a neighbor.
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Kenosha Wis
Esther Kawisco
Early Repeal Vote Ordered By Hearing
The article reports on the legislative struggle over an early repeal measure with Republicans and Democrats trading votes and amendments. It lists key anti repeal leaders including MecCreery Hanson Speidel Goode Ellsworth and Doran and notes the bill's path back to the Senate. TheHouse roll call shows 78 in favor and 27 against with several absentees and voters recorded. The measure could take effect upon publication and allow Governor Herring to proclaim a special election next week.
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Linn
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Lyon
John Speidel
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Lookingbill McCreery
McLean Mithone
Moody Peet Snyder
Louis Speidel
Stanzel
Strachan
Peter Weed
Craven
Laughlin Ryder
Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse NBC CBS Programs
A dense listing details morning to late evening radio airtimes across NBC and CBS networks. It names numerous programs, hosts, and affiliated stations including WEAF WBBM WMAQ WJZ KYW KOIL WLW WSM WGN and others with multiple orchestras, choirs, and variety acts scheduled throughout the day.
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Weaf Wow
Elder Michaux
CBS
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Hiles Serany Book Club
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Jack Little
Wcco
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Knicht Orch
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Home Hour
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Fiddler Orch
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Woodworth Arch
Meyer Davis Orch
Skippy
NBCI
Lonez Orch
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Elvin Allman
Weaf Chain
Cohen
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WSM Koil. Ie
Archer Gibson
WEAP
Amer Taxpayers League
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Easy Aces
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Maxic
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Economic World Today
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Wocrobbins Orch
Kamakau Orch
Honolulu
U S and Britain Begin Fencing On War Debts
Britain urges lower wartime debt to the United States, while the United States ties any reduction to progress on world trade. Secretary Hull and Assistant Secretary Moley discussed the issue as Washington signals the need for widespread tariff reduction and removal of trade barriers at the London conference.
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Ronald Lindsay
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State Department
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London
Cochran Admits Shooting in Milk War Tragedy Trial
Nile Cochran of Moville testifies he admitted firing at milk trucker R D Markell during a February milk war riot near Elk Point South Dakota. State's Attorney O C Donley says three shots were fired and hit Markell's truck as witnesses place the initial gunfire with roadside pickets.
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al Boylan
Confesses Plot Against Kansas City Society Woman
Wilson Moore, 53, a former convict and clerk in the bureau of printing and engraving, pled guilty to sending an extortion letter. He admitted planning to extort Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose and a Kansas City society woman, with postal inspectors trapping him by following his directions for delivering money. Moore posted bond in $15,000 pending grand jury action. a second extortion attempt targeted Ed Dubinsky, a Kansas City theater man.
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Bureau of Printing and Engraving
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Jacob Leander
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Ed Dubinjsky
Harriman Bank Probe Delayed to Protect Depositors
Washington report says irregularities at Harriman National Bank and Trust Co of New York were found July 25 but report reached the comptroller December 23. Justice Department delays aimed to protect depositors as the national financial situation remained delicate. Bank officials believed the issues could be adjusted between discovery and formal action.
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Harriman National Bank and Trust Company of
New York
Department of Justice
Hindenburg Decree Cuts Germany Oil Fat Imports
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg signed a decree restricting foreign oil fat imports for margarines to 40 percent of prior levels. It raises duties by 25 pfennigs per pound and aims to shift 80 percent of fat consumption to domestic production, creating a monopoly for oil and fat products in Germany.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Bingham Prepares For His New Post
Robert W Bingham named United States ambassador to Great Britain engages in war debts and world economic conference discussions at the state department before sailing to London. He takes a hotel suite with Secretary of State Hull and carries his Louisville influence into his new duty.
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Robert W Bingham
United States
Great Britain
Kentucky
London
Louisville
State Department
Hull
Legal Reforms Sought to Aid Railroads and Holdings
Washington lawmakers urged repeal of Esch Cummins rate guarantees and recapture clauses to let ICC set just and reasonable rates. They also push ICC jurisdiction over railroad holding companies to curb consolidations and abusing financing. regional systems and price reforms are discussed.
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INS
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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Roosevelt
Iowa House Considering Non-Partisan Judicial Ticket
A bill placed on the Iowa House calendar would shift judges to a nonpartisan ticket. Supreme, superior, and district judges would be nominated at primary with a separate nonpartisan ballot at both primary and general elections. Petitions and tie procedures are outlined, with gubernatorial appointment during vacancies.
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Lsted
Auto crash near Horton leaves pianist dead and three injured
One man died and three others were injured in a snow skid accident near Horton Kansas. The deceased is Frank Strawn an Omaha theater pianist who died at Sabetha hospital. Injured men from Council Bluffs Iowa include Lucius Pryor 63 with a broken leg and scalp wounds his son Philip 25 with a fractured pelvis and broken collar bone and Martino Rossi with a bruised chest.
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Omaha
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Martino Rossi
Petition to reopen Ford infringement suit set for April hearing
A hearing is scheduled in federal court the week of April 6 on a petition to reopen an $18 million infringement suit against Henry Ford. The case, begun in 1931 by the late Arthur Banker and carried on by his wife after his death, was dismissed recently for delay. Banker alleged the infringement began in 1911.
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Henry Ford
Arthur Banker
Banker
Byrnes Farm Leader Dies in Washington
JM Byrnes aged 71, a Washington representative for middle western farmers and a Democrat, dies in the capital after a pneumonia illness. He had played an active role in farm region politics near St Paul Minnesota. The body will be taken to Waverly Ta for burial. he is survived by his widow and a brother.
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JM. Byrnes
Washington
St. Paul
Minn
Waverly
Byrnes
Iowa House blocks extra pay for Lee County officials
The Iowa House approved a measure to repeal extra pay for officials in counties operating two courthouses. In Lee County, with courthouses in Keokuk and Fort Madison, current extra pay for the county attorney, recorder, clerk of court, auditor, sheriff, and treasurer would be eliminated under the bill.
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Lee County
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Emma Morgan 75 Dies at Center Point
Center Point Emma Morgan 75 formerly of Tipton died at her daughters home near Center Point. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Dennison and Beatty chapel with Rev Floyd Maynard officiating. Burial in Tipton Masonic cemetery. Survived by Elmer in California Harry in Minnesota Garry Center City Mrs J D Campbell Illinois and Mrs Harry Wickham Garden Grove.
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Elmer
California
Harry
Canton
Minn
Garry
Center City
J. D. Campbell
Illinois
Harry Wickham
Garden Grove
Reed estate appoints joint administrators in court
Mrs Sabra Clark Reed widow of John A Reed and James A Reed former U S senator are named co administrators of the John A Reed estate in place of Paul V Wilson who resigned The move follows a claim exceeding 20000 by C H Foy estate executor Harry F Paar alleging a deal for 500 shares of Iowa Electric stock Reed died January 20.
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Judgment Granted in Auto Crash Action for $975
Judge FO Ellison in district court awarded Mrs Hazel Brown a $975 judgment after sustaining a finement motion against Thomas Kendall and Lorena Breen in a personal injury suit. The case stems from a July 1 1930 collision at Elmhurst Drive and K Avenue NE involving Kendall owned by Mrs Breen and a car in which Brown rode as a passenger in her husband William T Browns vehicle.
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Thomas Kendall
Lorena Breen
William T. Brown
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Delay Granted for Black Indeterminate Five-Year Larceny Sentence
Judge Ellison stayed a five year indeterminate sentence for larceny by embezzlement of Mary C Black of Cedar Rapids for sixty days due to illness in her mother s health A ten day stay followed the March 10 sentence Olive Beaucaire files for divorce from Carl Beaucaire in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment The couple wed in Charles City in 1925
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Mary C. Black
Cedar Rapids
Rockwell City
F. Co. Ellison
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Carl Beaucaire
Charles City
Births: Harold E. Ralston’s Family Welcomes a Son
A son was born Thursday to Mr Harold E. Ralston of 222 Second Avenue SW. The announcement notes the new arrival in his household.
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