Hogs Steady Amid Weekly Market Decline in Chicago
Chicago livestock market summaries show hogs steady on Saturday and 10 cents lower than the prior week. Receipts reached 8,000 hogs with week top at 8.75, cattle receipts 800 with heavy steers down 25 to 50 cents, heifers up 10 to 15 cents, and calves unchanged. Sheep run 3,500 with a steady market and lambs at their highest level since July.
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INS
Chicago Livestock
U. S. Dent
Agriculturer
Midweer
Sioux Ciety Livestock
Sioux City
Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
France
ST Paul
South ST Paul
Tapi
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State
Mkt Soc
Livestock market mixed across Chicago Sioux City and Omaha reports
Receipts vary with cattle calves hogs and sheep in Chicago Sioux City Omaha and other centers. Prices show steady to higher notes for some classes and declines for others with weekly shifts in steer heifers and lamb values noted across the region.
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Grain and Produce Prices
Local listings show grain prices for wheat oats rye barley corn soybeans and hay. Farm produce includes dairy eggs poultry fruits vegetables and hides with several animal classifications and oddities in pricing.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers& Co
Rowrcey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Dee
Winnipeg
Local hog market nudges higher with steady gains
Hogs rise slightly on the local market with all grades gaining about 3 cents. Top hog price hits 7.35 while cattle listings show mixed values from prime steers to yearling heifers and various weight categories across beef, calf, and lamb markets.
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Across Butter Eggs and Potatoes
AP reported Chicago and New York market activity with Butter receipts around 1.065 million and 1.252 million for Friday and Thursday respectively. Egg receipts near 5.014 thousand in Chicago and 13.726 thousand in New York over two days. Potatoes show Idaho russets and color stocks with U S No 1 and market ranges, while cheese receipts totaling 279,762 with steady to easy prices.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
U S
Minnesota Cobblers
New York
Bond market activity on steady fall issues drives gains
New York reports continued demand for selected fall, utility and industrial corporate bonds. Rail issues gained as buyers hunted for strength amid a rising business trend, with prices lifting to around two points at times. Treasury loans lagged private lending. Argentine issues showed modest price markups.
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New York
Msti
Alleghany
American Water Works
Anaconda Copper
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
International Telephone
Southern Railway
U. S. Treasury
Wool Market Slows as Boston Prices Hold Steady
In Boston the wool market shows slackened buying with prices held firm. Early week sales moved at advanced levels due to urgent demand, while greasy combing wools ranged 29 to 31 cents, full bloods 32 to 34 cents, and quarter to three eighths bloods 31 to 33 cents. Foreign exchange in New York unsettled with rumors of potential official pound and franc devaluations affecting rates.
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Api—Us
Dept. Agriculturey
Srense
New York
France
Great Britain
Canada
Montreal
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Japan
Boston College Beats Boston University 21 to 14
In Boston, the Eagles edged Boston University 21 to 14 as both teams chased an unbeaten season. Boston College held firm while BU mounted a late rally, scoring twice in the final quarter before 12,000 fans.
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Boston Univ
Boston
Gil Dobie
Boston University
PU Lads
Eagles
Steel Stock Rally Surges. Auto, Rail Shares Mixed
Steel stocks rose to new highs not seen since October 1987 as trading opened with optimism from elections and business prospects. Chrysler and General Motors posted modest gains amid a bustling auto show, while rails largely held steady. Farm equipment makers gained on higher farm incomes and lending rate boosts, with minor advances across other issues and several frus.Future gains appeared limited as profit taking emerged later in the session.
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US Steel
Bethelchem
National Steel
Youngstown Republic
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Deere
Oliver Farm
Wall Street Quotations From Bennet Co Listing Stocks
Published stock table shows numerous tickers and bid prices from Adams Express to Walgreen. Includes names like Allied Stores Anaconda Copper American Can Amer Tobacco Amex, Coca Cola Procter Gamble Chrysler Ford General Electric General Motors IBM Radio Corp Texas Corp and many others with price figures and percentage changes.
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Kehnecott Cann
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Rie & Myers
Loews. Inc
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McCrory
McKesson Rob &l
Tel & Tel
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Mathieson
Wat Works
Maytas Mfs
Miami Conner
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Tex
Assid Dry
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Dien Tee Ave
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Ward
Murray Corp
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Crucible
Sperry Corp
Joe Lend
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Suess Wilehy
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Tex Coron
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Walgreen
Turkey Pickers Fall Under Wage Hour Standards
Washington report states turkey pickers come under the wage-hour act for minimum wage. Seasonal nature of the work grants processors exemption from maximum hour limits.
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Washington
INS
Wheat price gains on sympathetic buying shown in Chicago
Wheat futures edged up on Chicago boards amid supportive outside markets. December wheat rose about 14 to ½ cent, corn up 4 to 4½ cents, oats little changed. Export demand for Canadian wheat reportedly improved with 500 000 bushels sold, receipts seen at 372 cars locally.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Pacific Coast
Death's Joke Claimed Farm Owner After Bank Robbery Attempt
David Edmund Wood, a Stanford graduate and Idaho family member, attempted to rob the American Trust bank in San Francisco to save his Stockton sheep ranch from a $5,000 mortgage. A guard seized him when a bank official's shaking sheet betrayed the plan. Wood hanged himself in his cell hours later, unaware his father in law intended to gift the needed money as a surprise.
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San Francisco
INS
David Edmund Wood
Stockton
Wood
Stanford University
Idaho
American Trust Company Bank
Indians May Sign Working Pact With Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland vice president C C Slapnicka said the Indians may sign a working agreement with the Buffalo Bisons of the International League to replace Milwaukee as the farm partner. Buffalo has approached Cleveland, which would give the Indians first chance to buy Buffalo talent and Buffalo first shot at players Cleveland might farm out. New methods for expanding talent pipelines are being tested in Japan.
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C. C. Slapnicka
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International League
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Chicago Cubs
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Slapnicka
Milwaukee
Bisons
Indians
Marion Social Notes and Wedding Announcement
Marion residents report Frances Stewart and Donald Hoglund’s marriage at the Marion Methodist parsonage with a double ring ceremony. The couple plans to live in Marion, while Hoglund works at La Plant Choate in Cedar Rapids.
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J.A. W. Stewart
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Frances
Donald W. Hoglund
Cedar Rapids
W. J Hoglund
Sioux City
E. T. Gough
Jack Oxley
L. L. Burger
Hoglund
la Plant-Choate Company
Mrs. Hoglund
Tenth Street
Harriman drawing blocked by New Mexico court
Harriman Institute tried to stage a Thanksgiving charity sweepstakes for Carrie Tingley hospital but the New Mexico supreme court ruled it a lottery and illegal. Governor Clyde Tingley warned he would mobilize the national guard to stop the plan while organizers pledged to modify the scheme to comply with the ruling.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Harriman Institute For Social Research
National Guard
Oliver Harriman
New York
Carrie Tingley
Popeye and Mickey Mouse Censored in Italian Edict
Rome reports Italy will bar Popeye Mickey Mouse and other children’s characters from import as part of a totalitarian education program. Dr Gher ardo Casini says the aim is to mold youths in a fascist imperialist spirit. Disney’s characters are singled out as influential to be restricted.
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Popeye
Mickey Mouse
Italy
Gherardo Casini
Ministry of Popular Culture
Bologna
Duce
Casini
Walt Disney
Donald Duck
Marion Area Churches Weekly Services Schedule
A compilation of services from local churches listing pastors, service times, and sermon topics. Baptist and Christian churches note Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with topics like Prophecies and Christ and Covered Sins. Other denominations include St Joseph Catholic Mass times and various church activities.
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B.Y.P.U
St. Joseph's Catholic
J. McElliott
Russell Rogers
C. G. Ellinger
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Priscilla Guild
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C. O. Monroe
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E. T Gough
Marjorie Ostrander
James Kemble
Urbana
Oxford Club
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Ladies Aid Society
Friendly Guild
C. V. R. DeJong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Typhoid Mary Dies Captive of Disease Legend Ends
New York AP reports Typhoid Mary Mallon died at 70 on North Brother Island where she had been isolated for a quarter century as a typhoid carrier. Once a celebrated innocent test case, she never contracted the disease yet spread it to many, becoming a famed medical prisoner.
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Mary” Mallon
North Brother Island
Mary
Westchester
Long Island
George A. Soper
Mary Mallon
New York Supreme Court
New Jersey Health
New York Maternity Hospital
Brown
East River
Dies Seeks $200000 More for Un American Probe
Rep. Martin Dies announces a request for an extra 200000 to 300000 dollars to extend the congressional inquiry into un American activities for two more years. He claims the probe would reveal 1000 to 1500 communists in federal government employ.
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Martin Dies
Tex
Congressional Committee
United States
Dies
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