Hog Prices Rise as Receipts Shrink Across Markets
Hog markets extend a seventh straight advance amid colder weather and firm demand. Chicago tops at 34 with bulk $3.85 to $3.90 while receipts totals run about 15,000 to 27,000 in several cities. Cattle, sheep and feeder sales show mixed gains and steady to higher tones across Chicago East St. Louis Cleveland and Des Moines reports.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pitts+ church
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Pittsburgh
East St. Loui
Amik Ino. Ale
Ami
Iimix. & Butchers
UIS
Kansas City
St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St. Aul
Indianapolis
Pittsburch
Wall Street Gains Narrow Thursday After Shaping Market
The market moved higher late Thursday with Sears Roebuck, Goodyear, Westinghouse, United Aircraft, Montgomery Ward, General Motors, Chrysler and U S Steel rising 2 points. Allied Chemical American Telephone American Can Santa Fe Union Pacific Southern Pacific and others gained 3 to 4 points as volume hovered around 1.2 million shares.
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New York
Sears Roebuck
Goodyear
Westinghouse
United Aircraft
Montgomery Ward
General Motors
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
American Can
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Consolidated Gas
Macy
Case
General Electric
New York Central US
Steel Common
Preferred
Owens Glass
Crown Cork
Association of Railway Executives
Wall Street
Coolidge
J. EB. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump Manker
Nalions
Bank
Adams Express
Harv
Air Reduction
Alaska
Tel
Allegheny Corpa
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kans City
Sou
Allis Chalmers
Kayser Julius
Amerada Corpa
Kelsey Hayes
Amn
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Car & Fdy
Kreser
Kreuger & T
Amn Intl
Lehigh Valley
Lehn & Fink
Rad & SS
Bly Tie & Myers
Amn Roll Mills
Loews Inc
Amn Smelting
E Loft Inc
Amn Steel
Amn Tel & Tel
Lorillard
Louisville
Amp Wat
Atexrsport Tin
ycKesson
Ark Nat Gas
Assd Dry Goods
Ark
Arch T & S P
Dept
Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Texas Aviation Corpn
Mont Ward Baldwii Loco
Motor Wheel
Balto Ohio
Murray Corpn
Barnsdell A
Nash Motors
Beatrice Cry
Biscutt
Bendix Ave
Natl Cash
Best and Co
Natl Dairy
Beth Steel
Natl Distire
Borden Co Oe
Natl
Pow & L
Bors Warner
Nevada Copper
Briggs Mis
Central
Brook Man
Burroughs Ade
Nor Pac
Hyers AM Igi Northame
Packard Motors
Cerro de Pasco
Penick Ford
Ches Ohio
Penn RR
Peoples Gases
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Proctor Gambel
Iit & Ane Esture
Chrysler Mtr
Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Rand
Gol Palmolive
Feyn
Adi
Richfieid
Gol Garren
Credit
Seaboard
Ervel Corpa
Goma Southern O
Shell Union
Congoleum
Sea Ar
Consol Gus
Consol Ou
Sou Rouway
St Joe Lend
Curtis Wrightly
Davison Chem
du Pont den
Eastman Kodak
Socony
Eaton Axle
Frisco
Freeport Tex
Trans-America Staten Baking
Union Carbide
Qen Cigars
Linton Pac
Eledire UN Airclafs
Sowey
Hudson Motors
Ween Union
Hupp Motors
Westphuse el
Serius
Avon Helworth
Ah Yriow
Yuastun S
Chicago
Marshall
Hors Warner O
Middlewest
War Butter Bros
Nobl Sparks
Quaker Com
Tes Servier
Qualid
Comu Edison
Swift and Co
Contl
Swift Intl
Cod Corpn
US Grpsum
US Radio Co
Interest in Barley Stimulates Grains in Late Advances
Indications of sudden widespread interest in barley spurred late upturns across grain values in Chicago. Wheat and corn rose as eastern houses absorbed offerings. a Chicago Board of Trade meeting next Tuesday may form a barley grading committee. December barley up 4 cents. wheat unsettled with gains. corn up. oats mixed.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Directors
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle Sheep
Receipts at Omaha market show hogs 4,000 head with steady bids on strong weights and top butcher prices around 350. Cattle receipts 2,500 with fully steady to steady demand for fed steers yearlings and cows with top vealers about 550. Sheep receipts 3,500 including direct packers with lamb and yearling prices inching up to 91 for lambs and 450 for feeding ewes.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dent Agriculture
Carly
Omaha
Chicago Produce Markets Update Potatoes Butter Eggs
Chicago reports US shipments steady for potatoes with midwest sacked whites at firm prices. Idaho Russets and Wisconsin prices noted with dairy and egg receipts and varying grade prices. New York and Chicago futures quoted for butter and eggs with November storage standards and future contracts mentioned.
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Chicago
US Dept Agriculture
Wisconsin
Idaho
Rock Springs
Bond Market Mixed as Trading Volume Slips in New York
The New York bond market was spotty with below normal trading volume. Some lower priced issues rallied fractionally while high grade investments stayed barely steady. Utilities and Industrials limbered, with American and Powers recovering and International Telephone advancing.
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New York
Allegheny Corp
Datimore
Ohio
Chicago
North Western
Central
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Grain Movement Grain prices Chicago and Minneapolis cash markets
Chicago cash grain quotes show No 1 hard new corn mixed 243.6 and other yellow and white corn values with various protein and grade notes. Oats No 3 white quoted around 16 to 16 1 2 cents, rye and barley listed with small bids, Timothy and Clover seeds priced per cwt. Minneapolis reports cash wheat receipts at 50 277 year were higher with No 1 northern around 50 to 60 cents, dark northern and amber durum values, No 3 yellow corn around 24 4 to 3 cents, oats No 3 white around 14 to 14 1 2 cents.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Ae Tota
Folur
Louis
Kansas City
Local hog prices rise with top at 3 10 dollars
Hogs stay stronger on the local market with a dime gain across all grades. The top price reaches 3.10, and calf market lists choice 40-180 thousandths at 2.40 to 2.50 with price changes noted by quality. Sheep markets show choice lambs 75 to 85 pounds at 3.0 to 3.4. Further notes reflect heavier lambs varying by quality.
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Erndes
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listing
A jumble of produce items and prices appears from Cedar Rapids noting wholesale fruits vegetables and staples. Entries include oranges Valencia grapefruit safe head lettuce apples Jonathans Delicius Michigan esters and potatoes with varied prices and small lot descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Prohibition Struggles Channel Chicago Beer Scene
Malachi Harney warned Prohibition staff shortages endanger enforcement as the Chicago barley shortage emerges on the board of trade. With few large breweries left, H F Ernest vows quick beer delivery while Capone associates eye brewers ready to shift to legitimate beer. Joe Fusco plans to buy a brewery and enter legitimate beer trade.
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Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Chicago
H. F. Ernest
Prima Company
al Capone
Joe Fusco
Capone Beer Syndicate
Prohibition Chief Vows Strict Chicago Enforcement
Col. A W W Woodcock, director of prohibition, wired Mrs Ella A Boole that he would continue enforcing prohibition laws in Chicago. Mrs Boole, president of the W C T U, had telegraphed Washington after reports the federal department might wink at beer sales in the nation’s second largest city. Woodcock said no such order was issued and that the bureau enforces the law as Congress enacts it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Col. A. W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Ella A. Boole
Chicago
Bureau
Congress
Grain markets close Friday for Armistice Day
All North American grain markets will be closed Friday for Armistice Day. The Chicago stock curb and mercantile exchanges will also close, while the livestock exchange will operate as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Stock, Curb and Mercantile Exchanges
Livestock Exchange
Flour Market Minneapolis and Foreign Exchange News
AP reports flour shipments and market data from Minneapolis with prices listed. Foreign exchange rates show Britain and France near steady levels while Germany and other nations display varied figures. U S government bonds traded with modest gains and the Treasury issues yield around 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Grundy Center and Reinbeck Clash In Season Finale Friday
The Grundy Center and Reinbeck football teams meet Friday on Armistice Day for their last game of the season. Thirteen seniors will play their final game. After the contest, coaches high school principals and superintendents will attend a banquet sponsored by the Grundy Center Y. Y. Girls.
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Gazette Grundy Center
Reinbeck
Grundy and
Grundy Center
Y. Y. Girls
Deaths: Isaac Kitchin in Chicago father of Prof Joseph Kitchin
Isaac Kitchin 67 of Chicago died Wednesday night. He is the father of Prof Joseph Kitchin of Coe College School of Music and conductor of the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra. Funeral services are set for Saturday in Chicago. Also, Olga Powell wife of Herbert Powell dies with services Saturday at Barta chapel at 2 30 p.m. conducted by Rev C W Harrop. Burial at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.
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Chicago
Isaac Kitchin
That City
Joseph Kitchin
Third Avenue SE
Coe College School of Music
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Olga Powell
Herbert Powell
Barta Chapel
C W Harrop
Bohemian National Cemetery
Cedar Rapids woman 79 dies after linger illness
Mrs Delilah Hartman widow of Hiram Hartman died at her daughter’s home 1224 First Street SW at 4:30 am Thursday after a lingering illness. She was born October 14 1853 in Illinois and lived in Cedar Rapids over forty two years. Survived by two sons James of Dalton Ir and Arthur of Cedar Rapids and four daughters Mary Mahnke W A Goodwater Charles Williams and A E Svalin all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at Beatty chapel 2 pm Saturday with Rev Foot Ward. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the home until 11 am Saturday.
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Delilah Hartman
Hiram Hartman
A. E. Stalin
First Street
Hartman
Ilinois
Cedar Rapids
James
Dalton
Arthur
Mary Mahnke
W. A. Goodwater
Funeral services for Mrs Mayme J Usher announced
Funeral services will be held in Beatty chapel at 2 30 p m Friday conducted by the Rev L D Stubbs. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery from 7 to 9 Thursday evening.
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Mayme J Usher
Beatty Chapel
L. D Stubbs
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Martin Dye set for Friday
The funeral for Mrs Martin Dye will be held at 2 30 pm Friday from Monahan Funeral Home. Dr S B Miller will conduct the service and burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Martin Dye
Monahan
S. B Miller
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary RoH Bye at Quaker Meeting
Funeral services for Mrs Mary RoH Bye set for Friday at 2 pm at the Friends meeting house Whittier Iowa in accordance with Quaker custom Burial will be in Whittier burial Ground All friends from the vicinity driving to Whittier urged to meet at the family residence 720 Fifth street SE by 12 45 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roh
Friends Meeting House
Whittier
Iowa
Fifth Street
Funeral services for Thomas A Charlton in Rohn West Side chapel
Funeral services for Thomas A Charlton will be held in the Rohn West Side chapel at 2:30 pm Friday conducted by Rev E. B Frye. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A Charlton
Rohn West
E. B Frye
Linwood Cemetery
Democrats May Soon Dominate State Boards
Des Moines AP reports a Democratic surge in Iowa politics as many state board terms expire in 1933. Democrats could gain control on the state board of assessment and review, board of education, parole board, and fish and game commission, shifting power from Republicans. Several key posts including banking, budget, health, and labor commissioners also face term expirations that could tilt influence to Democrats.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Board of Assessment
John W. Foster
State Board of Education
G W. Godfrey
Algona
Pauline Devitt
Oskaloosa
E. P. Schentgen
Council Bluffs
Board of Control
C. M. Roberts
Board of Parole
H K. Evans
Corydon
Highway Commission
T. J. O'Donnell
Dubuque
L. T. Quirk
Wall Lake
L. A. Andrew
Oscar Anderson
D. G C. Steelsmith
A. L. Urick
State Fish and Game Commission
J. F. Walter
McGregor
Arthur E. Rapp
Supervisors Pass Eleven Secondary Road Assessments
The Linn County board of supervisors approved eleven secondary road district assessments totaling 12532.50. The districts include No. 28 Maine township 732.50 No. 59 Maine township 2300 No. 60 Franklin township 1150 No. 61 Linn township 1112.50 No. 62 Clinton township 1075 No. 63 Franklin township 382.50 No. 64 Maine township 1093.75 No. 65 Boulder township 682.50 No. 66 Jackson and Spring Grove townships 1656.25 No. 67 Marion and Monroe township 2047.50 No. 68 Spring Grove township 0.00.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Maine Township
Franklin Township
Linn Township
Clinton Township
Boulder Township
Jackson
Spring Grove
Marion
Monroe
Illinois Huskers Dominate National Husking Championship
Illinois leads Iowa 5 to 5 after Seiler victory as Illinois farmer Carl Seller set a new national husking record with 36.914 bushels. Iowa runner up Walter Johansen delivered 35.2 bushels while Minnesota’s Ted Balko and Clarence Maley traded state titles and strong showings. Other top finishers include Orville Wicks and Orville Welch from Illinois and Indiana’s Lawrence Pitzer.
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Seller
Indiana
Johansen
Orville Wicks
Iowa
Balko
Minnesota
Maley
Illinois
Seiler
Carl Seller
Ilnois
Walter Johansen
Clarence Maley
Ted Balko
Kenneth House
Nebraska
Orville Welch
Lawrence Pitzer
Albert Hensler
Harry E. Sorensen
Frank Dohr
South Dakota
Richard Anderson
Democrats Assured Of All State Posts In County Totals
With 300 precincts reported and many more missing the Democrats led key offices. State auditor C W Storms ahead by about 29 000 over Karl Fischer treasurer Leo Wegman 27 000 over B E Johnson attorney general E L O Connor 40 000 over John Fletcher railroad commissioner M P Conway 44 000 over T E Martin and secretary of agriculture Ray Murray 43 000 over M G Thornburg. Democratic supreme court candidates held margins with about 1 900 precincts reported J W Kuiitzinger J A Anderson and M F Donegan each over 371 000 votes while PF Faville led Republicans at 355 000. Justice Lawrence DeGraff about 332 000 and H A Wagner 344 000. In unexpired terms Hubert Utterback Democrat led George Claussen by 67 000 and R F Mitchell Democrat topped W L Bis by 32 000.
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C W Storms
Karl Fischer
Leo Wegman
B. E. Johnson
E. L. O'Connor
John Fletcher
M P Conway
T E. Martin
Ray Murray
M . G Thornburg
Democratic Supreme Court
Marion News Highlights Local Clubs and Boxing Card
Marion reports from the Nature and Garden clubs, including indoor water garden talks by L R Binks and travel notes by Mrs Blinks. Boxing at Shadowland Hall features Tiger Buckley defending titles against Jack Carter, with other bouts listed. Also coverage of OOP and City Federation meetings, tributes to Armistice events, football plans by the Blue Ribbon Marines, and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Whitacre
Central Avenue
Marion Nature and Garden Club
County Offices in Demo Landslide
A list of county and state officials with vote counts from Demo Landslide. Names include Miller auditor Fischer Storms treasurer Johnson Wegman attorney general Fletcher OConnor secretary agriculture Thormburg Murray R A commissioner Martin Conway supreme court Favlile DeGraffi Wagner Donegan Kiitzinger Anderson Bliss Mitchell Claussen Utterback congressman Fourth district Haugen Bierman state senator Thirty third district Slemmons Miller.
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Kiitzinger
Anderson
Bliss
Mitchell
Claussen
Utterback
Haugen
Bierman
Thirtythird
Slemmons
Miller
Election returns for Marengo county and district races
Special to The Gazette results show Marengo county races with Kopp 2511, Eicher 3231. state senate Schadt 3593, Schmidt 2559. representatives Tanner 2865, Gallagher 3417. County offices include auditor Hendershot 3834, Halverson 689, Plagman 439. treasurer Gilmore 2986, Rouse 3387. clerk Teeter 2885, Randolph 3094. sheriff Voelkel 4165, McDonald 2565. recorder Faas 3384, Lortz 2690. attorney Van Hoene 3250, Lane 3131. Supervisors 1933 Coats 2428, Swedenhelm 3732. 1934 Newkirk 2977, Reynolds 3416. district court eighth Pop ham 3555, Gaffney 3257.
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Marengo
U. S
Kopp
Eicher
Schadt
Schmidt
Tanner
Gallagher
Hendershot
Halverson
Plagman
Gilmore
Rouse
Teeter
Randolph
Voelkel
McDonald
Faas
Lortz
Coats
Swedenhelm
Newkirk
Reynolds
Eighth District
Popham
Gaffney
Washington County
Washington
Speidel
Pieper
Grecian
Rabenald
George
Keck
Purvis
Richardson
Mapel
Boyer
Foster
Gault
Huston
Coon
Washington County election results report district county offices
Washington county tabulated results show R and D candidates for all offices. Notable tallies include Eicher 4541 over Kopp 3594 for Congress in the First district, and McCarty 5279 over Fry 3400 for county sheriff. Other contests include assessor, treasurer, auditor, and supervisors with party leads across the board.
Grundy Center election returns for county offices
County results list vote totals for officers including Auditor Eggleston 1 946 Meyer 2 280 Treasurer Prerichs 2 552 Geerdes 2 035 Clerk of District Court Gravenstein 2 086 Holck 1 898 Sheriff Mamming 3 318 Recorder Dickinson 2 525 Robinson 2 078 County Attorney Mooty 2 735.
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Grundy Center
Eggleston
Meyer
Prerichs
Geerdes
Gravenstein
Holck
Mamming
Dickinson
Robinson
Mooty
Hawkeye Cagers Open 1932 33 Schedule
Hawkeye high school boys basketball schedule lists games with Fredericksburg Maynard Randalia Stanley Waucoma and Clermont. Includes boys and girls participation and upcoming county tournament at Fayette and sectional tournament dates.
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Hawkeye
Fredericksburg
Waucoma
Stanley
Randalia
Wargoman
Clermont
Maynard
Fayette
Woman Receives Suspended Term and Divorce in Rockwell City
Mrs. Mabel O Neal, 22, was given a three month suspended sentence on a vagrancy charge and granted a divorce from Dan O Neal on grounds of cruel treatment. Judge A B Clark ordered entry upon costs. The couple wed at Morrison Illinois on August 15 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel O'Neal
Rockwell City
Religious and Social Life Notes From Marion Area
A Marion meeting of the D A R discussed George Washington’s religious and social life with Mrs Otto Schluter speaking. Other items cover Christmas plans, club elections, missionary work, church events, and community notices in Marion and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Otto Schluter
Marion Linn
J. W. Bowman
C. R. Biddick
Pearl Bulkley
A. J. Keyes
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Third Street SE
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T. A. Charlton
Elmer Williams
Marion News
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Tiger” Buckley
Jack Carter
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Mary English
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W. W. Vaughn
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Roy Houser, Jr
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West Marion
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Reading
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Monticello
Demo
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Grundy County
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St. Louis
Newell Trimble
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Irvin Castle
Walter Erwin
Edwin Beadle
Robert Hess
Tuckabache Club
Merle Knight
Knight
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George Maire
Doni
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Greeley, Colo
Lloyd Morris
Coe College
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Methodist Church
Endeavor Division
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Carmelita Calderwood
Barbara Weiner
Iowa City
T. A. Cunningham
Elliott Baird
Center Point
G. C. Miller
Federation of Women's Clubs
Marion Community Club
Linn County School of Religious Education
Prairie Chapel Church
Kingdom of Christ
Clyde Scott
Praire Chapel
Mark Shockey
Free Methodist Church of
Fred Lidele
F. M. Garrett
Central City
Prairie Chapel
E. A Donovan
Ivan Norbohm
Robins
Ernest Allen
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