Hog Prices Reach New High As Chicago Tops At 5.30
Chicago hog markets surged to new highs for the year with Nos hitting 5.30, the top since last July, as light receipts and strong demand pushed prices up. Cattle and lamb values also firmed across major markets, with Chicago leading a broad advance in livestock values.
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Mixed Market Notes From Minneapolis Flour And Sugar
Miscellaneous items from Minneapolis report unchanged price levels for flour and sugar. AP dispatch notes AP flour shipments steady at standard middles while raw sugar and refined sugar remain unchanged with prices around 23.20 and 4.40 respectively.
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Grain Prices Gain in Mixed Market on Wheat and Corn Strength
Chicago reports wheat advancing sharply on a firm session aided by stock and cotton strength. Corn climbs on rain and belt damage with short coverings, while oats and rye stay quiet. Provisions rise amid general demand. cash prices steady with varied receipts across regions.
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Board of Trade
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Grain Movement and grain prices at Chicago area markets
A scanned price list shows grain grades and bids for corn oats wheat and rye across several Chicago area exchanges. Prices are listed in cents per bushel with various sample grades and futures references, including No 2 red wheat near 82 cents and mixed corn around 36 to 44 cents.
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Abe
Minsospolis
Local Hog Market Edges Up A Dime Across Grades
Hog prices continued advancing on the local market with all grades up a dime. The prime top rose to 4.55 dollars and the packet top climbed to 3.75 dollars.
Wall Street Stocks Rise on Favorable News and Dividend Boost
Wall Street advanced with gains of 1 to 5 points in active trading on Wednesday as American Telephone jumped about five points on a regular dividend, and major issues including US Steel, American Can, Du Pont, Chrysler, Consolidated Gas, and National Cash Register posted higher prices. Bonds firmed and daily turnover ran around 4.8 million shares as favorable corporate and trade news, plus a cautious view of inflation, kept markets buoyant.
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General Electric
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Bethlehem Steel
National Steel
American Rolling Mill
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
North American
Columbia Gas
Wall Street
Urges Vaccination To Halt Spread Of Smallpox In City
City physician Dr. Suchomel issued an emergency appeal for general vaccination after an outbreak of three smallpox cases in a single district. The report notes prior county totals and mentions school children involved at a parochial school, with plans for pupil and adult inoculation.
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Thomas F. Suchomel
Linn County
Dubuque County
Tama County
Black Hawk
Buchanan County
Suchomel
Hitler Reasserts Right to Rearm in Speech
Hitler declared Germany’s right to rearm during a session of the Reichstag. He argued no European war would improve the crisis, called for revision of Versailles to align frontiers with racial lines, and vowed to dissolve Germany’s auxiliary police by year’s end as he spoke at 4 03 p m The remarks stressed ending communism, cutting unemployment, and forming a strong government amid global tensions.
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Woman Short Changer Tries Old Trick at Gazette
A woman visited The Gazette business office at noon and left $5 richer after attempting to shortchange Miss Goldie Smith. She used a $20 bill for a 51 cent ad and slipped in an extra $5 bill when returning change, then likely took another bill. She weighed about 150 pounds with reddish blond hair.
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P C Rude Re elected President of Y Board
P C Rude was re elected president of the Y Cc A board of directors Tuesday evening at the board s annual meeting C A Beems was re chosen as vice president, and Robert Armstrong and Henry Achter as secretary and treasurer respectively Mr Rude is beginning his third term as the association s president The program of the Y s coming year s work was discussed.
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Y . Cc A
C. A. Beems
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Henry Achter
Rude
Association
Bond Markets Hold Firm As U S Government Bonds Rally
The bond market remained firm with prices in most categories rising fractionally. Liberty bonds closed higher with Liberty 372s at 102 10, Liberty 4 48 at 102 28, and Treasury issues showing varied gains though overall activity was quiet.
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Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids notice lists grain prices for wheat oats rye and corn with various quotes including 20¢ and 25¢ for oats and rye, and corn at 306 32c per unit. Fresh fruits and vegetables are priced with California navels at 3 50 and grapefruits at 3 25, lemons 5 35, and heads of lettuce at 3 00 per crate.
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Two fold plan to lift employment and curb unfair competition
Franklin D Roosevelt proposes a two step plan to raise wages and reduce overproduction by cooperative industry codes under limited anti-trust loosening and a broad direct employment program. He estimates 3.3 billion dollars could fund public works and calls for revenue measures to service borrowings, with taxes chosen to minimize burden while ensuring re employment and eventual repeal of pro prohibition taxes.
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Vubtio
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wiggin Quits Chase National Bank Board
Albert H. Wiggin former chairman resigned as a director of the Chase National Bank as stockholders approved a plan to cut directors from seventy two to not more than thirty six. The move follows reform policy under Winthrop W. Aldrich who now heads the bank. Wiggin had served since 1904.
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INS
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Chase National Bank
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Chase Bank
Nine Iowa Students Given Appointments
Six University of Iowa students were elected to the governing board of Iowa Union and three to the student board of publications. Elected to the Union board were Evelyn Benda, Iowa City. Kenneth Shunk, Davenport. Ruth Fatherson, Oelwein. Alice Walker, DeWitt. Robert Cook, Spencer. and William Ellsworth, Omaha. The publications board selections were Cherie McElhinney, Washington. Lymund Wilcox, Jefferson. and Ernest Cassill, Lenox.
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Evelyn Benda
Kenneth Shunk
Davenport
Ruth Fatherson
Oelwein
Alice Walker
DeWitt
Robert Cook
Spencer
William Ellsworth
Omaha
Neb
Cherie McElhinney
Washington
Lymund Wilcox
Jefferson
Ernest Cassill
Lenox
Birth of Mary Margaret to Mr and Mrs A J No votny
Mary Margaret was born on May 15 to Mr and Mrs A J No votny at 844 Seventeenth Street SW.
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Seventeenth Street
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Marriage Licenses for George C. Johnson and Ruth Haleen
George C. Johnson and Ruth E. Haleen, both residents of Boone, obtained marriage licenses.
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Boone
Marion High Winners Named In State Academic Meet
Marion high school announced the top performers in the annual academic tests to advance to the state meet in Iowa City June 5 and 6. Winners include Elmerine Davis in freshman algebra, Sam Jackson with multiple firsts, and Sam Jackson and Alice Wallace among others, across subjects from Latin to biology and government.
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Helen Freeman
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Alice Barkwill
Kathryn Klink
Jeanette Titus
Robert Titus
James Vernon
Lyle van Fossen
Ada Fernow
Melvin Oldfather
Bessie Neff
Laura Shirley
LeNora Dipple
Richard Knowlton
George Lawrence
Glenn Milner
Mary Lockwood
Seigle Fleisher
Jean Dow
Marion high school Junior Senior Banquet at IOOF hall
The Marion high school junior senior banquet was held Tuesday at the IOOF hall with 170 attendees. Dinner served by Grove City Rebekah lodge featured tulip and lilac decor and treasure chest place cards. program included crew themed acts and officer lists for both junior and senior classes. Plans were announced for the annual picnic and OOP Club officers were elected.
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Warren Hunter
Allen King
George Oxley
Vera Wood
Ruth Austin
Le Mars Farmers Plead Not Guilty in Court Riot
Richard Popken and John Sokolovsky pleaded not guilty to assault and conspiracy charges arising from a riot at Plymouth county courthouse on April 28. Martin Rosburg, alleged leader, was to be arraigned next day. Change of venue sought. several leaders remained at large.
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le Mars
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Denison Rioters Sentenced In Iowa Farm Disturbance
In Denison Iowa Judge Homer A Fuller closed the case against 23 defendants charged with contempt of court and resisting service of process after pleas of guilty. Ten pleas were entered Tuesday twelve in the morning and one Monday. All were fined 50 dollars and sentenced to one day in jail with a suspended one year sentence to the state penitentiary. Conspiracy charges were withdrawn. The actions followed rioting at the Shields farm near Denison on April 28 when guards were called to keep the peace.
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William Zellar 57 dies after long illness near Alburnett
William Zellar 57 of Alburnett died Wednesday at 6 am in a Cedar Rapids hospital after three years of failing health. Born August 12, 1875 on a nearby farm, he lived in the area all his life worked as a farmer and tiler, and for twenty years lived with his sister Mrs J L Davis. Survived by brother Newton Zellar of Walker and four sisters. Funeral arrangements announced later.
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