Hogs prices drop amid large supply and slack demand
Chicago led a broad decline as hog prices fell Monday with heavy weeklong supplies. Livestock receipts were large in multiple markets including Chicago and Cleveland, with sow prices off and overall demand weak. Representative sales showed lower quotes across light, mixed, and heavy hogs amid a slack market.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
MIX. & Butchers
Packing Sons
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listing
A jumble of grocery and wholesale items listed in Cedar Rapids with prices for produce fruits vegetables and various goods. Included are entries for cranes, parrots, crackers, crates and other miscellaneous merchandise with figures like 660 and 325 and references to vendors and items.
Wheat Prices Rally and Fall in Chicago Pit
Wheat futures surged above Saturday closing levels near noontime as President Roosevelt proposed an economy plan, then fell back as selling intensified. Corn rose early but faded. rye and oats fluctuated with wheat, while provisions stayed dull. Cash markets showed mixed receipts and modest shifts in prices.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Liverpool
North America
Washington
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Midwest Notes
Grain movement updates from Chicago and Minneapolis include cash grain receipts and price signals for wheat corn and oats. Reports show March to September delivery futures with bids and volume notes and mixed regional supplies for Montana and the northern districts with percentage changes and delivery months.
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Minndapolis
Minsta Owlss
Dark Narhern
Hogs Weaken on Local Market as Prices Drop
Hogs weakened on the local market Monday with all grades slipping 10 cents. The top price declined to 3.35 dollars.
Wall St. Stocks Drift. Allied Chemical Drops Over 3 Points
The New York market opened with a dull session and a slight dip before a late hour selloff. Allied Chemical fell more than 3 points while American Telephone Du Pont and Delaware and Hudson slid about 2 points. U S Steel common led losses and total turnover was around 500000 shares.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
DuPont
Delaware and Hudson
American Can
Harvester
Santa Fe
Corn
Drug
US Steel
U. S. Steel Common
Washington
American
United States
Alled Chemical
DuPont McKeesport
National Bissuit
U. S. Steel
Governor hearing set in Terzo extradition fight over 1922 arson indictment
Vincent Cerame Terzo, 43, fights extradition from Chicago to Cedar Rapids on a 1922 charge of burning a near finished apartment building to defraud insurers. A hearing before Illinois Governor Henry Horner is scheduled for Thursday at 10 a.m. in Springfield. Terzo was arrested March 18 at Linn county's request after jumping a $500 bail. Linn County Sheriff Petrus and Asst. County Attorney Fordyce will appear for Linn County.
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Vincent Cerame Terzo
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Henry Horner
Illinois
Springfield
G. K. Thompson
Terzo
Linn County
Joseph A. Petrus
Ed Fordyce
Four Institutions Share In Estate Of Adaline Miller
The will of Adaline Miller 92 Linn county pioneer died March 16 at her home 1245 First Avenue East probate in district court Judge John T Moffit Monday appointed executors Frank D Denlinger and W L Crissman. The Piney Woods country life school Braxton Miss and the Home for Aged Women Home for the Friendless and vestry of St Johns Episcopal Church named residuary legatees of a 5000 life grant to Anna Rozek with 3000 and 1000 each. Two nieces Gertrude Denlinger and Helen W Hickenlooper given halves of a 50000 mortgage on Waterloo property. Stock shares left to Frank D Denlinger Cedar Rapids Charles J Travis Minneapolis and to Cortena Carrie Belle Martha Anna Travis Pound Maud Dee Denlinger. Will dated February 3 1932. A landlord attachment case Berdenness D Clemmons against E F Pierce Irene Pierce settled and dismissed before Judge F O Ellison.
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Adaline Miller
Linn County
First Avenue E
John T. Moffit
Frank D. Denlinger
W. L. Crissman
Piney Woods Country Life School
Braxton
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Anna Rozek
Gertrude Denlinger
Helen W. Hickenlooper
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Charles J. Travis
Minneapolis
Cortena Denlinger
Carrie W. Denlinger
Belle T. Denlinger
Martha E. Travis
Anna
Travis Pound
Maud Dee
Say Loucks Admits Theft Of Rare Books From L. A. Brewer
Arland Loucks a 30 year old Newton man admitted to county officials Monday the theft of several valuable volumes from Luther A Brewer of Cedar Rapids. Loucks was arrested in Newton Friday and returned Saturday by Sheriff Joseph A Petrus and Deputy Sheriff Jay Davis. The four stolen volumes included three from Brewer s Leigh Hunt collection. The books were found in New York where Loucks allegedly sent them to a dealer in rare books for sale. Loucks is charged with larceny.
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Newton
Luther A. Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Loucks
Joseph A Petrus
Jay Davis
Owen D Young Granted Two-Week Extension on Interlocking Directorships
Attorney General Cummings allowed Owen D Young to keep his directorships at RCA General Electric Westinghouse and several smaller firms for two more weeks after a prior order required him to resign all but one post. His lawyers sought to rescind the order, which the DOJ declined.
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Washington
INS
Owen D Young
Cummings
Young
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
Department of Justice
Department
Robinson Aims to Revive World Court Entry Move
Senate Majority Leader Robinson said he will push in the foreign relations committee on Wednesday to report to the Senate the protocol for the United States to adhere to the world court.
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Robinson
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Kidnapped Ohio Boy Restored To Father
Peter Myers Jr. a 15 year old boy from Masury Ohio was held for a week by kidnapers and returned home. Authorities said his father was forced to pay a $300 ransom for his son's safe return.
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Masury, QO
Peter Myers Jr
Parachute Fails Drowns Tennessee Co-ed in River
Knoxille based reports say Mamie Rhea 22 a former University of Tennessee co-ed vanished after a parachute jump failed in the Tennessee River Monday searching parties dragged for her body.
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Knoxville, Tenn
INS
Mamie Rhea
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Minneapolis flour market and Chicago hay receipts mixed data
Market notes show flour prices at 435 to 445 a barrel and cotton sacks 8 pounds. Chicago hay receipts report Timothy and clover prices in the 9 to 10 dollar range per ton, with mixed hay and alfalfa values and various straw figures.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Iowa Beer Bill changes moved by sponsors in general assembly
A substitute for the Cooney-Ditto beer bill is being drafted to modify provisions and add administration suggestions. The plan keeps license fees, contemplates a $1 to $1.50 per barrel state tax, and shifts fee revenue to the general fund for manufacturers and wholesalers while retail fees go to municipalities. It aims to prevent a return of saloons and to limit beer sales to towns for policing. Proponents hope to have the redrafted bill ready soon and seek consideraton this session despite mixed Senate sentiment and talk of a possible August special session.
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Des Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
State General Fund
O. J. Ditto
Osceola
House
Senate
Ford Plant Strike Spreads Across England
A Ford Motor Company strike at the Dagenham plant in England spread rapidly to other factories, raising the number of strikers from about 2,000 to over 3,000. Affected plants included Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corporation and Briggs Bodies Ltd, which halted operations due to the stoppage.
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Dagenham, Eng
INS
American Motor Car Industries
Dagenham
Ford Motor Company
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corporation
Briggs Bodies, Ltd
Ford
Fireman Preston Hickey, once with Casey Jones, dies at 73
Preston Hickey, a Black railroad fireman aged 73, died in Waterloo. He claimed to have served as fireman for Casey Jones during a freight run near Water Valley, Mississippi, shortly before Jones’ fatal passenger trip.
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Preston Hickey
Casey Jones
Hickey
Casey
Water Valley
Miss
Deaths: Dr M C Staves and Mrs Anna Klinsky
Dr M C Staves former Cedar Rapids dentist dies in Washington at age 46 after a lingering illness. He is survived by wife son four brothers two sisters and will be buried in Linwood cemetery Cedar Rapids. Mrs Anna Caroline Klinsky 67 wife of Frank Klinsky dies after brief illness in Cedar Rapids. She is survived by husband son daughter three grandchildren four sisters and one brother with funeral services planned at Janeba Brosh chapel Rogers Grove church. Burial Rogers Grove cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
Myron Staves
Washington High School
College of Dentistry
University of Iowa
Washington
New York City
Staves
Howard Staves
C C. Staves
Brockton
Mass
Homer Staves
Missoula
Mont
L. A
Anna Caroline Klinsky
Frank Klinsky
Sixth Avenue SE
Putnam Township
Linn County
Henry William
Ely
Clara E. Klinsky
Mary Lee
Emmeline Zoble
Near Ely
Clara Baumgartner
Louise Miller
Newhall
John Vornholt
William
Janeba and Brosh
Rogers Grove
Francis Pokorney
Obituaries for Mrs Emma Olver and James Reed
Mrs Emma Gertrude Olver 1880 Cedar Rapids resident for forty years dies after brief illness at a local hospital with husband R S Olver daughter Dorothy and brother Edward R Tanner listed as survivors funeral Tuesday at Turner chapel with burial at Baker cemetery. James Reed 33 Cedar Rapids resident since birth in New Jersey dies after short illness at a local hospital burial planned at Oak Hill cemetery following Beatty Chapel services Wednesday afternoon also survived by wife and several children.
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R. S. Olver
Third Street
Koszta
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy
Edward R. Tanner
James A. Reed
Twelfth Street
Jersey City
N. J
Emma
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elias Thompson Funeral Held in Marion
Funeral services for Elias Thompson were conducted Sunday in the Yocom chapel led by Rev. Ernest Allen. A quartet including George and Robert Goodyear Darrell Gillmore and George Michel performed with Carolyn Gillmore at the piano. Burial followed in Jordan’s Grove cemetery with pallbearers Anton Falcon Alfred Jorgensen L C Weinike W B Carpenter George Smith and David Hindman. Post services guests from Dewitt attended and Pleasant Grove school district 11 held a clothing clinic at Mrs E JD Manson’s home with seventy two patterns cut and a picnic luncheon served.
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Yocom Chapel
Ernest Allen
Prairie Chapel
Jordan’s Grove
George
Robert Goodyear
Darrell Gillmore
George Michel
Carolyn Gillmore
Pleasant Grove
E. JD. Manson
Carl Carver
Cement conspiracy charge in report erupts anew
The sweeping report accuses officials of bid rigging in cement purchases dating to 1930, citing White's admission of a practice that saved the state roughly $550,000 by buying 2,202,000 barrels. It criticizes lack of action by officials and questions bids and monopoly tactics while noting political figures and local residents connected to the discussion.
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White
Highway Commission
Carl B. Stiger
Tama
Edward O'Connor
Iowa Cement Purchases Seen As Open and Competitive
Fred White chief engineer of the Iowa state highway commission defended cement bids and the 1929 32 purchase program. He said the commission saved about 550000 by anticipating price rises and noted such bidding practices are common in the industry. He stressed highway lettings were open and above board.
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Fred White
State Highway Commission
Iowa
House of Representatives
White
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Federal Trade Commission
Youth Injured In Auto Blast May Die
LeRoy Wilson age 20 is near death in a Rock Island hospital after a vacuum tank explosion while he worked on his car. His mother Mrs Hubert Archambault age 49 suffered serious burns while trying to smother the flames.
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Rock Island, Ill
Leroy Wilson
Hubert Archambaught
Wife, Meet the Missus
New York AP reports Adam Tora returned home with a blonde and announced to his wife Anna that he was marrying Sophie Golden. He is jailed on a bigamy charge.
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New York
Adam Tora
Anna
Sophie Golden
Tora
Births Continue at St Luke's Hospital This Week
Born Sunday to Mr and Mrs J W Shrader a son at St. Luke's hospital. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Clyde J Davis at St. Luke's hospital. Another birth a daughter to Mr and Mrs R J Thoman at St Luke's hospital.
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Joan Arne
J W. Shrader
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Clyde J Davis
Hubbard Avenue
R J Thoman
Seventeenth Street
St Lukes Hospital
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