Chicago Livestock Prices Hit Peak Not Seen in a Year
Chicago Hogs top at 5.15 with most sales 5.00 to 5.15 as demand rises. Cattle and sheep also firm with yearling and lamb values advancing. overall receipts in Chicago and other markets rise while some cities show mixed results.
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Chicago
Union
Cleveland
Pittsburch
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Ark
Ark Amt. Ino. Ave Amt
Imix. & Butchers
East Buffafflo
Ave Am
Buffalo
St Louis
Sioux City
Omaha
Crace
Gs Motiv
Kansas City
St Sauls
Jose
Ann St Paul
Indianapolis
Weather Fallout Presses Grain Prices Down
Clear weather across grain belts pressured the market as wheat and corn fell while oats and rye declined modestly. Provisions were easy with corn. investors watched European news and Roosevelt's armament address with little impact. cash prices mostly unchanged and receipts reported.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Europe
Roosevelt
Liverpool
Isc
Rye
Local Prime Hogs Jump 30 Cents to Top $445 in Market
Prime hogs rose 30 cents to as high as $445 on the local market with grades advancing 39 cents on Tuesday. Packing grades gained 10 cents, top packer price at $365, while other hogs and sheep market details follow with various labels and figures.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Exchange
Local Cedar Rapids listings show varied commodity prices including hay straw dairy produce and fruit with crates and bulk items noted. Foreign exchange rates for New York and international currencies are listed alongside miscellaneous market items and regional trades.
Grain Movement Chicago Market Prices and Seeds
Grain movement in Chicago shows mixed No 2 white and yellow corn prices around 44 to 45 cents with various No 2 red and white selections listed. Rye barley and clover seed prices are noted with minor variations and per bushel or per hundredweight figures.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Ing
Merchants National Bank
Beales
Chicago Markets Run Mixed As Produce Prices Edge Higher
Chicago AP dispatch outlines wholesale bids for poultry and produce with Leghorn hens turkeys ducks and potatoes listed alongside price quotes. New York trade and futures show mixed activity with bread and dairy items noted amid fluctuating wholesale levels.
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Chicago
Testas
Wall Street Advances Push Stocks Higher In Steady Trade
New York AP reports stocks edged up after a slight opening irregularity with gains of 1 to 5 points. Notable rises included Allied Chemical, American Sugar, Crown Cork, U S Smelting, and American Telephone. Turnover around 3.4 million shares as the market maintained momentum.
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Shorts
American Telephone
American Smelting
American Sugar
Allied Chemical
Roosevelt
Wall Street
New York
American Sugar Crown Cork
U S
US_ Steel
American Smeltire
International Silver
du Pont Santa Fe
American Can
Bond Markets Roar Amid European Uncertainty
Traders struggled to interpret the European situation and its link to disarmament in a volatile bond session. Corporate notes faced mixed demand as UK and Japanese markets showed pressure while U S rates hovered.
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OVORK
Market Summary Sparks Mixed Oil and Refining Prices
Raw sugar and spot prices were unchanged near the previous close with September deliveries at 740. Potatoes rose slightly from 135 to 136 while January advanced from 141 to 143. Refined prices held steady with refiners at 450 and second hands at 430.
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New York
Deri Nen
Flour Market Minneapolis Report On Grain Prices
AP dispatch from Minneapolis notes flour and bran prices including 98 pound cotton sacks shipments and standard guidings with multiple price points such as 4 490550 barrels and 12 50 13 00. This item reflects market quotes and delivery details rather than notable events.
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Minneapolis
Famiv Paterts
Barre
Baldwin High School junior senior banquet noted
The Baldwin high school held its junior senior banquet with a program led by Stuart Graves as toastmaster and Beula Stickley delivering a welcome. Other toasts and speeches followed by members including Verda Graves and Harold Werden.
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Baldwin
Baldwin High School
Stuart Graves
Beula Stickley
Betta Scott
Verda Graves
Harold Werden
H S. Robson
Bernard Sterk
Gertrude Morin
Wyoming
Mary Fairchild Phelps
Marietta
Fla
Fannie Finch
Millie Strong
Cecil
Cedar Rapids
Justus
Mount Vernon
Dave Mce Creery
Linn County
Marion Williams
Cornell
Arthur Brooks
Coe
Cornell College
Anson Burge
Central City
Federated Church
A. R. Hoffman
Franklin Sauer
C. Finley Stratton
Helen Hutchins
V. V. Brown
Eleanor Cahoon
Lois Hutchins
Wilma Nightingale
Charlotte Mills
Millersburg
Kathryn Lortz
Marguerite Dietze
Violet Knipfer
Lorene Herren
Edith Williams
Russell Statler
Mary Jeanne Berry
R. A. Nuffziger
Aileen Flinspach
Roy Dyson
Jessie Wilson
Blanche Grimm
Dorothy Wood
Geraldine Montross
Leota van Voltenburg
Wayne Dillon
Ralph Burck
Menzo Hatter
Maurice Bauer
Edith Seaton
Earl Herren
Melvin Berry
Lloyd Pope
Merie Pope
Edna Wyant
Lorena Herren
Mar-guerke Dietze
R. A. Naffziger
A. H. Bruhn
Vernon Axmear
Martha Goodman
Elva Montross
Elsie Roberts
Roosevelt Pleads For World Peace At Geneva and London
President urges disarmament and concerted action to curb war plans by major powers. He warns any nation refusing genuine peace efforts could obstruct progress and assigns responsibility for failure to the civilized world. Observers link the stance to Germany and Japan amid Geneva talks.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Geneva
London
Lady Cynthia Mosley Dies After Appendicitis Operation
London AP reports Lady Cynthia Mosley wife of Sir Oswald Mosley leader of the British fascist party died Tuesday night following an operation for appendicitis.
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London
Cynthia Mosley
Oswald Mosley
British Fascist Party
Roosevelt urges world pact to disarm defense and prevent invasion
President Roosevelt tells Congress a world non-aggression pact is needed to reduce armaments and deter invasion. He outlines four steps including eliminating offensive weapons and limiting armaments during disarmament, stressing shared human values and lasting peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Franklin D Roosevelt
White House
Memorial Day plans discussed by Marion Legion groups
Marion Legion and Auxiliary held meetings at Legion hall after a plenary supper for about eighty. Mothers of veterans honored at a table edged with gold crepe paper and red tulips. Several local leaders spoke on Memorial Day plans and activities with planned wreaths and a cradle roll event.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Ida Lillie
Frank Minor
Mary Hines
C. M. Biggs
N. W. Perrin
Harlan Knight
Frank Willams
May Flowers
Kathryn Kassler
D. H. Smith
Stiteel
GO. Pyle
Edna Roberts
C. W. Biggs
J. W. Eckstein
al Schueler
Arthur Newman
Knight
General Pershing
Oakdale
Neal Miller
Rose Hines
Rose Clark
Harold Philips
Celan Rollins
Gilbert Gordon
Central City
Mitchell stock dealings lie at heart of income tax trial
U S Attorney George Z Medalie charged Charles E Mitchell with evading taxes in 1929 and 1930. He alleged Mitchell stripped a fortune to protect his bank and family and never truly sold stock or received any payment. The stock remained with J P Morgan and Co as loan collateral.
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New York
LLP
Charles E Mitchell
Max D. Steuer
Mitchell
Charles E. Mitchell
J. P Morgan and Company
U. S
George Z. Medalie
Medalie
National City Bank
Morgan
Anaconda Cooper
W. D. Thornton
House of Morgan
Thornton
Mass troops massed to stop Shawano strike violence
National guardsmen and 400 special deputy sheriffs converged on Shawano Wisconsin to deter a threatened 10 000 farmer strike. Soldiers patrolled with gas bombs as officials warned the situation could overwhelm police if the strike escalates. Milk dump incidents and injuries preceded a tense deployment across eleven strike districts.
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Shawano
Wis
Walter M. Singler
Wisconsin Co-operative Milk Pool
Singler
William F. Ehrengart
Ehrengart
Frear Reported Slugged and Abducted in Brazil Indiana
Relatives fear for James S. Frear of 2052 Eastern boulevard SE after a scribbled card from Brazil Indiana said he was slugged robbed and forced to ride with bandits who took his car. Frear worked for The Chicago American on a World's Fair edition and was last seen in Harvey Illinois en route to Cedar Rapids.
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James S. Frear
Eastern Boulevard
Brazil
Ind
Frear
Jim
Gazette
The
Chicago American
Ilinois
Indiana
Rockford
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Harvey
Harvey, IL
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Frear
Mr. Frear
Chicago Heights
Chicago Poice
Wallace Cancels Chicago Speech to Editors
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace called off his planned address to the Inland Press association in Chicago on Wednesday. He said forming the new farm relief administration requires his staying in Washington.
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Wallace
Washington (Lp
Inland Press Association
Chicago
Farm Relief Administration
Washington
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Jana Troutkete
Brest
Waterloo
J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H Jump
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Adams Millis
His Central
Indus Rayon
Ainskio Juneau
Inspiration
Allerheny Corpn
Comb Eng
Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corpn
Tel & Tel
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Hans City
Car & Fdy
Kayser. Julius
Kelvinator
Kennecott
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Kroner Geé& B
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Renn& Fink
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Louisville Gas
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Athieson Ark
May Dept
Ark Nat
Miami Copper
Armour
Pac R R
Arch T & S F
Mont Ward
Atlantic
Aublrn Auto
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Nash Motors
Balto & Ohio
Natl Biscuit
Barnsdall A. G's
Natl Steel
Borden Co
Y Central
Hers Warner
RH & H
Noranda Mines
Norf & Wesn
Bere
Nor Pac
North Am
Garada Dry
Ohio
Real Silk
Gol Palmolive
Rem Rand
Cola Fuel Ga Rep Steel
Col Carbon
Col Gas & Elec
Seaboard
Sears
Sthrna
Servel, Inc
Concoleun
Ghest Union
Consel Gas
Simmons Co
Consel Onl
Conti Tak
Skelly OU
Bos Conti Can Baty
Ont Motors CP Eel Gat
SOU
St Joe
Calif
Cudahy
Curtis Wrieht
Stew Warner
da Pont de
Uni Aircraft
I Ak
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Gen Bokung Ao Uni Founders
Gen Foods
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Goodrich Oe Tita Util P & TA
Foannwear
Varadiung
Gotham
Nor Ore
Ween Marvid Q Great N Rvald
Ween Union
Great Wen Sra
Westrise AB
Stas Steel
Weetwise el
Hershey
Wisen & Co
Waniworth Wa
Holsten
Werth
Hudson Motors
Marshall
Wainer
Middlewest
Nobl Sparke
Primi Co
Ceip
Qianer Co
Seit & Co
Itoma Corp
Chicara New York Complete Brokerage Service
James E. Bennett &Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Nau Bank
Iowa
J. H. Jefferson
12Th Ave
12Th St. SW
Sinclair Hog Market
Inc
Gralla
Qrance
Foreign Exchange
Fraice
Sweden
Dermare
Switzerland
Golan
Austria
Austria Ha4n Peon 4 "On Arent
Norra
Northwest
York
Reece
HPAL
Todd
Fresno
Starace
Wall St
Reichstag Tetoertow
Eas
Atense
Fein
Younrstagny
United States
Pate
Iowa News
Tipton
Tipton High School
Tipton Junior College
M. Willard Lampe
University of Iowa
J. W. Reed
Rainey
House
Germany
Hitler
San Francisco
Lady Mosley
Marion News
John Haecassler
Marion Friends
Marion
Philip Bunting
Central Avenue
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
George Hines
Stephen Gunderson
Near Whittier
Pete Kinkead
Whittier
Tom Thompson
Chris Thompson
Alburnett
Neal Blok
Parl Kinkead
Lyle Fitzsimmons
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Thomas Park
C. H. Lininger
Inlaw
Davis
George Davis
Spooner, Wis
Lininger
Shueyville
R. B. Russey
Fifth Ave
Nue
Leonard Taylor
Betty Cleg
George Durland
C. M. Cunningham
Russell Singleton
Ladies Aid Society of
Prairie Chapel
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
E. J. Esgate
Tenth Street
H. O. Alien
James J. Wallace
John T. Christie
W. G Koppenhaver
Minnie Whitcomb
Josephine Whitacre
L. G. Hewett
Priscila Guild
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Margaret Oldfather
Clarissa Bider
John Bider
Marshalltown
H. A. Pearlin
Clinton
Gene Miller
John H. Pazour
George Hill
Leola Price
Friends
Belle Gearhart
Mount Vernons
G. C. Miller
Joe Roeder
R. J. Williams
Lions Club
Annie Laura Davidson
Allen James
North Fourteenth Street
Allen Lee, Jr
Theodore Kahler
Emerson School
Mildred Frazee
Sidney Stickney
C. T Anderson
Bessie Myhlhoussen
Wilfred Stickney
Ee Fred Stickney
Cedar Rap- Ss
Morgan CO
Mitchell Stock
Wellman
Wellman High School
Ruth Wehrle
Marjorie Yoder
Charlotte Bidwell
Elizabeth Beulah Brown
Lilah Evelyn Denison
Mildred Harriet Foster
Elma E. Furman
Carl W. Glider
Marjory Godber
Martha Godlove
Walter Godlove
Emntha Lorene Griggs
Dorothy Joanne Huntsberger
Margaret Permelia Ihrig
Mary Jeane McIntosh
Jay R. Miller
Milo G. Miller
Ward L. Miller
Gladys Rosalind Perrin
Ethel Arline Paul
Alta R. Singleton
Wilma June Stricker
Lyle R. Walton
Helen Rae Wade
Lucille Auresta Wade
Enid LaVerne Kennard
Ruth Marie Wehrle
Everett MM. Wells
Muriel Wells
Gayle O. Yoder
Marjory Yoder
J. S. Frear
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