Hog Markets Turn Up As Demand Improves Prices Rise
Chicago and other markets report firmer hog prices with light supplies. Weekly receipts show 1,500 to 18,000 hogs in Chicago and up to 10,000 in East St. Louis, with average prices around 4.90 to 5.05 per hundredweight and slight gains in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Cattle and sheep market activity remains uneven but steady amid moderate demand and limited supplies.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Representative Gales
INS
Ave
Cleveland Lambs
Arkets
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
Buffalo
Grains dip despite inflation talk on Chicago board
Favorable weather reports and crop conditions helped counter inflation chatter on the Chicago board of trade as wheat fell about 2 cents amid liquidation. Oats, rye and barley followed the trend with mixed losses while cash prices eased and receipts were modest.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Washington
Illinois
Indiana
I’sc
Wall Street Stocks Slow Amid Mixed Era Signals
A sparse market summary notes mixed indicators on Wall Street as investors weigh industrial and financial sectors. Traders monitor PMA movements and late afternoon shifts, with no clear consensus on direction.
Grain Movement and cash grain quotes across Chicago and Minneapolis
The page lists cash grain quotes for several crops including wheat oats barley and timothy from Chicago and Minneapolis exchanges. It notes receipts and various grade prices such as No 2 and No 1 categories with mixed percent values and per bushel figures.
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Chicago
Omaha Hog and Cattle Receipts Steady to Higher
USDA reports hog receipts across interior yards and plants at 18100 for 24 hours, up from last week, with 25 cent gains in some bids. Cattle and sheep mixed, calves steady to weak, fed steers and yearlings around 82 to 85 and hogs near 4.75 to 4.90 per cwt across weight classes. East St Louis and Des Moines listings show similar patterns with varying weights and sows bid around 41 to 42.
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ST Paul 'Ap
U_ SS
Dept
Bak Packing Sons
Xerase Cos
Weicht
Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Searce
California
Des Moines
API
UK& Dept Agricultures
Iowa
Minnesota
Tow a Nog Prices by the Associated Press
Thurdays hog prices at Towa markets with prices listed for Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo and Des Moines ranges. Notable figures include 180-230 Ibs 450 in Mason City and 120-160 Ibs 2.50 in Des Moines with various weights and classifications across cities.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Abe
Fair Prackers
Waterloo
Des Moines
Bond Markets Stagnate After Earlier Rally In New York
The bond market in New York shows a slight pause following recent gains to around 933 levels and broad price stability. While some soft spots emerge, most issues hold firm, with industrials and government issues in the mix and notable activity from various regional issues.
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Caradiar
Hudson
Cortera
Bathern
Massine
Power Amerer
Warner Iy
Demand Ouster for Davis and Woodin
Senator Robinson urges removal of Treasury Secretary Woodin and envoy Davis amid Morgan inquiry disclosures. Davis acknowledges a $50,000 loan later rising to $75,000, then reduced, while Woodin faces questions on his role and potential conflicts with Morgan interests and tax authority.
Baker says he never profited from Alleghany deal
Cleveland AP Newton D. Baker former secretary of war testified that Morgan and company offered only a stock sale at no profit to themselves. He was sued as buyer of 2000 Alleghany shares at below market price and said he believed the stock was a sound investment while serving as counsel for the Van Sweringen interests. He added he still owns part of the shares.
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J. P. Morgan and Company
Senate
Morgan Company
Joseph R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Senator Byrnes
Dem
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Nutt
John J. Raskob
Dwight Morrow
Pecora
the Navy
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Morgan
Hoover
Adams
J. P. Morgan
Henry Morgan
Henry
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Navy
van Sweringens
Matthew C. Brush
E. G. Buckland
Livestock Freight Rates To St Paul Ordered Out
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered west and northwest to South St. Paul carriers to remove by August 24 all unreasonable through interstate rates. The ruling cites charges from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin as unfair and prejudicial.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Wisconsin
Daily Iowan appoints six staff editors
Don Pryor announces six appointments for the Daily Iowan Iowa City staff. Philip Newsome of North Bend Nebraska will be managing editor. Richard Fagan of Casey city editor Tom Youeloff of Mason City campus editor George Kalbach of Oskaloosa news editor Harry Burrell of Iowa City sports editor Mona Jane Coaley of Burlington society editor begin duties in June.
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Daily Iowan
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Don Pryor
Burlington
Philip Newsome
North Bend
Neb
Richard Fagan
Casey City
Tom Youeloff
Mason City
George Kalbach
Oskaloosa
Harry Burrell
Mona
House committee delays 16 nation metallism mandate
AP reports the house foreign affairs committee tabled a motion urging American delegates at the economic conference to pursue a 16 nation metallism policy. The move aims to push for coordinated metal trade stance among participating nations.
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Warhthoton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Local Hog Market Continues Higher
The local hog market rose with prime hogs reaching 440 dollars for 180-280 pound hogs and 495 dollars for 280-300 pound hogs. Packers paid premiums up to 360 dollars for larger hogs and higher quality meat with spring lambs listed at 60-70 pounds for 3.75 to 4.76 dollars per pound.
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Sinclair
Deaths Walter W Crook survives wartime service and family
Walter W Crook 223 Eighth Street NE died at 11 30 am Wednesday in Tripoli Louisiana after a brief illness. Born October 19 1891 in La Crosse Wisconsin he served twenty nine months in World War I with seven months on peace duty in Paris. He enlisted at Fort Snelling as horseshoer in cavalry casualty detachment 1398 demounted group last served with 203d MP company. He is survived by wife and daughter Hazel two sisters Mrs Art Wolford and Mrs Edna Billings of La Crosse and brother Frank Hammer of Los Angeles Funeral announcements pending Turner chapel attendance advised.
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Eighth Street
Tripoli
la Crosse
Wis
Paris
Fort Snelling
M. P. Company
Hazel
Art Wolford
Edna Billings
Frank Hammer
Los Angeles
Calif
Turner Chapel
Death of Mrs Anna Kulhavy in San Pedro Calif
William Kulhavy receives notice that his mother Mrs Anna Kulhavy died on May 24 at the home of her daughter Mrs Minnie Anderson in San Pedro California.
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William Kulhavy
Sixth Street
Anna Kulhavy
Minnie Anderson
San Pedro
Calif
Funeral services for Frank Har per will be held Friday
Funeral services for Frank Har conducted by Rev. R J Judson will be held in the Barta chapel Friday at 3 30 p m Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery His brother John preceded him in death on April 18 1933 Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 Thursday evening
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Barta Chapel
R. J. Judson
Linwood Cemetery
John
Funeral services for Charles Soukup in Barta chapel
Funeral services for Charles Soukup will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Barta chapel conducted by Joseph Mekota. Military services will follow at the grave in the Bohemian National cemetery with pallbearers Edward Kirchner, Vernon Sorenson, Louis Syba, Wendell Vosmek, Rude Stary and Wesley Kucera.
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Barta Chapel
Joseph Mekota
Bohemian National Cemetery
Edward Kirchner
Vernon Sorenson
Louis Syba
Wendl Vosmek
Rude Stary
Wesley Kucera
Imogene I Rutan Dies After Short Illness at 714 L Street
Imogene I Rutan daughter of Mr and Mrs Sydney P Rutan died at her home at 714 L Street SW at 6 am Thursday after three months illness Born in Cedar Rapids September 3 1905 she lived here all her life She was a Grant high school graduate attended Cedar Rapids Business College and worked as a stenographer Survived by parents two brothers Earl P Rutan Cedar Rapids Claire A Rutan Dallas Tex and one nephew Jerry Rutan Cedar Rapids She was a member of Trinity church and Cedar Chapter ES Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Sydney P. Rutan
L Street
Cedar Rapids
Grant High School
Earl P. Rutan
This City
Claire A. Rutan
Dallas
Tex
Pep
Jerry Ruttan
Trinity Church
Cedar Chapter
Funeral Services for Michael Konik Held in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Michael Konik will be conducted in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Saturday with the Rev G A Kite officiating. Burial follows at Buffalo cemetery.
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Michael Konik
Turner Chapel
G. A Kite
Buffalo Cemetery
Mystery probe of Kruidenier ends with possible personal interest
The Kruidenier investigation moved from preliminary work at the Elmer Johnson office to the courthouse as Zelinsky subpoenaed thirty witnesses. The petition to the attorney general was signed by thirty three individuals who kept their identities secret. The state agent questioned witnesses from morning until night, while the probe's progress hinges on whether the attorney general requests a report.
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Elmer Johnson
O'Connor
Zelinsky
Court House
Cedar Rapids safety chief probe focus on actual facts
Iowa authorities say they seek only the actual facts in the Dan Kruidenfer office investigation. State Agent W H Zelinsky is to interview several Cedar Rapids people and file a report for the attorney general's department.
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DES Moines
Park A Findley
State Bureau of Investigation
Dan Kruidenfer
Cedar Rapids
Findley
W. H. Zelinsky
Zelinsky
Attorney General's Department
Davis Statement Resents Attack
Geneva report that Norman H. Davis special US ambassador named on Morgan loan list responds to Senator Robinson Arkansas claim he should be recalled. Davis says the accusation is wild and unjustifiable and that the loan was strictly business and amply secured with no favors asked or received.
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Senate
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Morgan House
Europe
Woodin
Banking Committee
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United States
England
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Dem) Mont
Roosevelt
Geneva
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Norman H. Davis
J P. Morgan and Company
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt writes stamp collector in Excelsior Springs
President Roosevelt replied to J E Hockensmith about his stamp collecting hobby despite nationwide concerns. Hockensmith, also a collector, displayed the letter proudly as proof of the personal note.
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Excelsior Springs
Roosevelt
J E. Hockensmith
Hockensmith
Pecora Questions Morgan Flotation Ties to Political Figures
In a heated session Pecora pressed Morgan & Co over stock distributions tied to the Alleghany and Standard Brands flotations. He questioned connections to political figures, including Bernard Baruch, Joseph Nutt, and Secretary Woodin, while Whitney dodged several name-related inquiries.
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Whitney
Pecora
Reskob
George
Alleghany
Ferdinand Pecora
John W. Davis
Morgan
Davis
Morgan and Company
Bernard M. Baruch
Goldsborough
Maryland
Norman H. Davis
F. H. Eckert
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Public urged to aid fight on smallpox outbreak
City physician Dr. Thomas Suchomel calls for public cooperation to report suspicious cases and follow quarantine rules as smallpox totals reach 34. He warns violations will be prosecuted and clarifies vaccination costs are provided free at schools with private clinics charging fees.
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Thomas Suchomel
Board of Health
Suchomel
St. Patrick's School
Thieves Steal $10,000 Bonds Near Durant
Two armed men stole 10000 dollars in non negotiable bonds near Durant Iowa. They also took a wrist watch a suitcase and eight dollars in cash from C W Neal who reported the crime to Iowa City police. Neal said the men asked directions in Moline Illinois and followed him before stopping his car and taking the bonds.
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Durant
C. W. Neal
Chicago
Neal
Moline
Wyoming Repeals Dry Law By Ratification Vote
Wyoming delegates to a repeal convention unanimously ratified the twenty first amendment to repeal the eighteenth amendment. The state had earlier approved the repeal by about ten to one in precinct conventions across the state.
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Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Chicago Schools To Close Earlier To Trim Costs
Chicago boards cut teachers pay and shorten the school year to save two million dollars. Schools close June 9 two weeks early with a chance to defer next fall’s opening. James B. McCahey elected president, succeeding Orville J. Taylor.
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Chicago
Board of Education
James B. McCahey
Orville J. Taylor
New Whooping Cough Vaccine Demonstrated
Berkeley researchers Krueger and Nichols demonstrate an effective whooping cough vaccine with 80 percent success in 202 patients, outperforming 48 percent success from older vaccines in parallel trials. The Smithsonian Institution receives about 1.044 million from government and 140 thousand from private endowments annually.
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Berkeley, Calif
University of California
Albert Paul Krueger
V. OO. Nichols
Smithsonian Institution
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