Favorable Hog Price Trend Holds Amid Heavy Offerings
Chicago stock yards show hog prices steady to higher on Monday with total five market receipts about 51,400. Chicago at 30,000 hogs strong to 5 cents higher. tops up 5 cents to 4.60, average near 4.35, while cattle and sheep markets vary across Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis with mixed results. Des Moines and Iowa yards report steady to higher bids on light weights and declines on heavy cattle, with regional prices listed for several weight classes and packers.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Associated Press
Waterloo
Hoss
Kansans City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
St. Sioux City Paul
Indianapolis Ee
Pittsburgheas
Cincinnati
Liege
Auritultare
Wenk
Plockere
Sinclair Hog Market
Secceerreoee
Bond Market Review Highlights Modest Gains On Light Deals
New York traders saw mostly higher bond prices in early trading as light issuance limited turnover. Treasury loans edged up 2 3 32s to 3 32s, with some high grade issues like U S G O R and regional rails gaining. Industrials made modest progress amid thin activity while utilities carried notable turnover and telecommunications issues attracted demand.
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New York
Treasury
Rae
Baltimore
Ohio
Erie Milgauker
Northern Pacific
Vanes
Poeta
Tategraph 58
Anoint
Amercan Telephone
Western Trian
Foreign Department
Aero Ner
Unclear OCR Fragments Yield Fragmentary Crur ar Rapids Item
Fragmented text shows mixed grocery items and prices with stray words. Mentions vegetables, grains, wholesale items, local prices, and a stray line about a South Africa funeral hearse description. Readable facts are minimal and scattered across garbled OCR.
Grain Movement and Wheat Prices Across Markets
Grain trade notes show wheat prices fluctuating across markets with daily movements. Officials report varied bids and futures activity, while buyers and sellers adjust margins amid market volatility.
Wall Street Downturn After Opening Rally on Monday
The New York stock market drifted lower after an initial bulge driven by short covering in motors. Major gains faded as General Motors and Chrysler held small advances while aircraft and steel shares retreated. transfers near 1.2 million shares.
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New York
Douglass
New As Steel
Santa Fe
General Motors
Chrysler
Nash, Hudson
Auburn
Goodyear
International Harvester
U .&. Steel
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
American Can
Case
Johns-Manville
Schenley
American Commercial Alcohol
Central
McLellan and
McRory
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO AP BUTTER
Receipts and prices for butter eggs and poultry across Chicago and New York markets. Unsettled dairy creamery specials and firsts and seconds quoted. Potatoes and corn trade steady with various regional prices and futures in Chicago and Idaho russets futures for April and May.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Colorado
Florida
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Rock Springs
New York
Rain Reports Ease Grain Prices After Early Firm Stand
Beneficial snow and rain across sections of the arid southwestern wheat belt cooled a firmer opening on the grain market. Wheat finished 1 to 12 cents lower, corn and oats fell, while provisions showed scattered firming. Weather and labor news influenced traders as stocks turned cautious and cash markets saw little impact from demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Amarillo Tex
Japs Nab Europeans For Taking Pictures In Fortified Areas
Five prominent Europeans were arrested in Yokohama by Japanese authorities on Saturday on suspicions of taking photographs in a guarded zone near naval bases. Among the detainees were B Mohr of Siemens-Sibukert and Draw Broer, managing director of a leading company, plus a Swiss Paravians and a German Becker's wife who were later released. The arrests are reportedly tied to alleged violations of regulations prohibiting photography in fortified zones.
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TOKIO
INS
Yokohama
Japan
Mai
Alfred Barr
Milwaukee
Enaiperr
Bohee Aften
Depatic Destreyets
Pokio
B Mohr
Siemens-Sibukert
Draw Broer
Tihes Eadh Company
Crermans Soa MacRae
Brith Embass
Paravieins
Becker
Hogs Hold Steady Prices At Local Market
Hogs remained steady on the local market with no grade changes on Monday and the top price unchanged at 3.80 dollars.
Hoover Meets With Big Wigs Of Republicans
Former President Herbert Hoover spent the weekend in Chandler at the San Marcos hotel meeting high Republican leaders including Dawes Harbord Lowden Shaw and Cowles. Hoover said the Arizona trip was not political and declined to see reporters while greeting Dawes Harbord the Pershing delegation.
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Chandler, Ariz
INS
Owen D. Young
San Marcos
Herbert, Hoover
Republican Party
Charles G. Dawes
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
National Republican Club
Arch W
Arizona
Phoenix
Mr. Hoover
General Dawes
General Harbord
John J. Pershing
Tucson
Ariz
Lincoln
Ned Mr. Hoover
Mr Harbord
Palo Alto
Calif
Chandler
Capital Returns as U S Gold Rush Shifts
The Fed bulletin shows world capital firms moving back to the United States from France as stability returns. France’s bank reserves halved from a 12.0 billion franc peak, while the U S gained about 400 million in gold in February. American banks report excess reserves reaching 1.15 billion, with industrial output and employment rising in early 1940s data.
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Washington
World
France
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Bulletin
Bank of France
Netherlands
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Reserve Bulletin
Local Man Held For Waterloo Car Theft Last Week
Harold Farnham, 30, of 1124 Sixth Street NW, detained after preliminary information charged him with receiving stolen property. He reportedly bought a 1928 Chevrolet last week from a man named Larson for 65 dollars and an air compressor, with an auto parts dealer allegedly selling a stolen body to a Waterloo resident.
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Harold Farnham
Sixth Street
County One
G. K. Thompson
Farnham
Waterloo
Thompson
Larson
Sues Cherry Sisters For 703 On Note
Cedar Rapids residents Effie and Addie Cherry and their sister Lizzie Cherry as heirs of Ella Cherry are named defendants in a district court suit based on secured notes allegedly given by Ella Cherry in March 1930. Judgment in rem of 70371 is asked against Linn county property. Plaintiff is A W Gerhardt.
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Cedar Rapids
Cherry Sisters
Effie
Addie
Lizzie Cherry
Ella Cherry
Linn County
A W. Gerhardt
Linn County CWA Payroll For Women Totals $1170
Linn county's CWA payroll for women for the past week totals $1,170 for 95 workers, according to information from the Linn county CWA office on Monday. The previous week's paychecks aggregated $1,128.70 for 109 women.
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Linn County
CWA
Marriage Licenses Granted for Arol Saling and Lil Man Huff
Arol Saling of Toddville and Lil Man Huff of Cedar Rapids obtained marriage licenses.
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Arol Saling
Toddville
Lil‘Man Huff
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt brain trust defends against Wirt charges
New York telegraph and wireless reports show Roosevelt aides denying Indiana educator Dr. William A. Wirt’s claim that they seek to supplant President Roosevelt with a Stalin guided dictatorship. The group labeled his charges ridiculous and untrue while disputing his assertions.
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New York
Roosevelt Brain Trust
William A. Wirt
Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Indiana
Brain Trust
RFC
James M. Landis
Mordecai Ezekiel
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles Taussig
American Molasses Company
George F. Warren
William S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Gary
Congress
Cambion
Europe
Ezekiel
Wirt
America
Wirt Says Brain Trust Ridicule Won't Deter Charges
Dr. William A. Wirt reacted to six members of the national administration calling his charges a practical joke. He said the remarks were very facetious and did not surprise him. A A Berle Jr. was among the critics.
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Wirt
Gary
Ind
National Administration “Brain Trust
William A. Wirt
Brain
A A. Berle, Jr
Auto Industry Sets Eye On Busy Season In Michigan
In Detroit and other Michigan cities a presidential peace pact unites employers and workers for what may be the strongest season since 1931. Detroit Flint Pontiac and Lansing factories resume normal operations as an NRA board will oversee representation discharge and discrimination issues. Union meetings across four cities say labor demands have been met.
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Detroit
Michigan
Flint
Pontiac
Lansing
Washington
NRA
Labor to Take Rail Fight to Roosevelt
Labor and employers agree on a joint conference to shape a fair relations system in the automotive industry. A labor board will be named and empowered to access payrolls and union lists, with layoff rules favoring married workers and internal seniority.
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Roosevelt
Marion News Camp Fire Dinner and Society Notes
Marion notes report a Camp Fire dinner at the Granger home as part of firemaker rank, with Mrs. Granger and others hosting and visiting relatives from Chicago. The column also covers a 45th wedding anniversary, funeral services for Miss Elsie Willard in South Dakota, and various local visits, club meetings, and upcoming events in Marion Iowa.
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Mary Ellen Granger
Jacqueline Clay
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Mary Booze
Netoppen Camp
Granger
A. E. Granger
W. Booze
Ruby Hanscom
John Clay
Frank Clark
G. A. Patschke
Near
Marion
Esther Patschke
P. J. Benesh
Mildred Patschke
Chicago
Elsie Willard
Custer City
S. D
John S
Mary Willard
Palo
Rumford
S. C
Ardmore
Murdo
Edgemont
Spearfish Normal
Alice Willard
Marlon
Hot Springs
Iowa dairymen back production slash funds urged in congress
Iowa dairy groups urged Congress to support a fund for milk for undernourished city children and to aid needy farm families with dairy supplies. They endorsed continuing a dairy control program and pressed for tariff increases on imported oils. Joe Anderson and Paul P. Stewart voiced local support as secretary Hubbard was told to lobby Washington. The meeting drew delegates from fewer than thirty of Iowa counties.
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South
Department of Agriculture
Iowa Association of Local Creameries
Joe Anderson
State Dairy Association
Paul P. Stewart
Maynard
Committee of Five
Hubbard
Iowa
Washington
Iowa Corn and Hog Committee
Association of Local Creameries
Towa
Kraschel and Beh plead not guilty in PWA probe
Des Moines, AP Lieut. Gov. Nels Kraschel and Carleton D. Beh, a Des Moines broker, pled not guilty to charges arising from the federal grand jury inquiry into the Iowa public works administration. Federal Judge Charles Dewey set the first trial for Davenport at 2 p.m. on April 9, with Beh’s fraud charge to be tried there after a transfer from Des Moines was requested by defense attorneys. Both defendants appeared in person.
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Des Moines
Nels Kraschel
Carleton D. Beh
Iowa Public Works Administration
Charles Dewey
Davenport
Beh
Kraschel
Final Arguments In Conway Trial Open At Anamosa
Special to The Gazette ANAMOSA County Attorney Marvin Levsen opened the final arguments in the embezzlement case against J M Conway, ex auditor of the state reformatory, amid a dispute over shortages linked to about twenty seven checks. Defense attorney Glenn McLoughlin argued reasonable doubt, saying no evidence showed Conway misappropriated the missing funds.
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Anamosa — County
Marvin Levsen
J. M. Conway
Glenn McLoughlin
Conway
State Reformatory
Levien
McLoughlin
Rooster Attacks Injure Boy in Backyard
Six roosters attacked six year old Claire Eugene Taylor at his home on Twelfth Street NE. He suffered a deep gash on his right cheek and was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment.
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T. J. Graham
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Graham
Claire Eugene Taylor
Twelfth Street
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
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Legion Auxiliary
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Virginia
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Waverly
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Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
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Linn
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Roy
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Strickell
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Ottumwa
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Norma
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Savanna, Ill
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Mount Vernon
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Mari
Federation of Women's Clubs
Emery J. Miller
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S. O. Stamy
George Lines
Savanna
Barbara Smith
C. C. Carpenter
Ralph
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Ralph Carpenter
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Fred Rowe
Tenth Street
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Robert Snell
Green Bay
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Clinton
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Roy Snell
Edward
Scotch Grove
Nellie Gantz
Sioux City
C. E. Dale
Minnie Timson
Howard Dunn
William Dunn
Mich
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Marshalltown
James Foitle
Book Club
O. L. Brown
Springville
Josephine Whitacre
L. R. Blinks
J. T. Christie
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Charles J. Haas
Frank Haas
Garrison
Miss Bethel Haas
Grinnell
Union
Wendel Wade
Methodist Church
Dick Atz
Winifred and
Edna Davis
Dairymen
Anamosa
Rooster
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