Hog Prices Dip Across Markets In Mixed Week
Chicago top price slips to 3.79 with Friday’s drop seen in various markets. Receipts total near 10,700 across four main centers, led by Chicago with 7,000, as hogs stay mostly steady to down with 150,000 head mentioned for the period and prices and top bids noted across Pittsburgh East Buffalo and St Louis markets.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St
East St Louis
CNS
St. Louis
ST Pal Livestock
ST Paul
CAULF
Terie Hite
Shippers Fe
Finany
Dakota
Kansas City
ST Joseph
Foreign exchange rates and flour market brief
Foreign exchange quotes list many currencies with varying rates including Great Britain 5193 France 619 Italy 834 Belgium 2295 Germany 3775 Holland 62375 Norway 2610 Sweden 2689 Denmark 2320 Switzerland 3065 Spain 3290 Portugal 485N Greece N A 40N Poland 11795N Czechoslovakia 471N Yugoslavia 220N Austria 1785N Romania ODN Argentina 40N Brazil A70N Tokyo 3075 Shanghai 3350 Hong Kong 3775 Mexico City silver peso 238A Montreal New York 1013772 New York Montreal 627 N. Flour market shows Minneapolis delivery and prices for bran and standard milling at $14.9? per ton.
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New York
Carr'orden Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Suitzerland
Spain
Portugal
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Brazil
Mexico City
Montreal
Cedar Rapids Wholesale Prices and Produce Listings
Local market roundup lists varied commodities and prices in Cedar Rapids. Grain and produce show mixed rates with vegetables, fruits, meats, hides and furs quoted alongside miscellaneous farm items. many values rounded or obscured in OCR.
Liquidation Pushes Grain Prices to Week's Low
Liquidation returned to the market Saturday and selling by Friday buyers drove grain prices to the week's lowest on the board of trade. Wheat futures fell about 2 cents, corn slipped around 1 to 1¾ cents, and oats were lower. Trading was light and easily influenced as stop-loss orders appeared after futures broke new lows. Profit-taking and resting-buying limited the decline, with wheat ending over 2 cents down from Friday. Country arrivals were small and provisions held steady early before easing slightly on broader liquidation.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices Chicago Minneapolis
Grain movement notes show AP wheat, corn and various yellows with mixed and white grades. Minneapolis cash grain reports include wheat receipts, protein levels, durum and amber durum classifications, oats and rye prices, with delivery months and price ranges.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Markets Chronicle Chicago Produce and Futures Notes
Market receipts and prices for butter eggs potatoes poultry and hogs show steady demand and moderate activity. Reports list itemized prices, bids, and futures references across Chicago and New York exchanges with multiple grade and grade changes noted for butter eggs and potatoes.
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Chicago
Eads Oy
Waserey
Rock Springs
House votes to publish Brookings report and tax bills fail
The Iowa House approves printing the Brookings Institute report by seventy to thirteen as a concurrent resolution while a bill to delay the second 1932 tax installment fails sixty to thirty one. The chamber also upholds senate banking amendments subordinating bank claims to RFC loans and passes measures on tax and liquor policy with broad margins.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
Jensen
Brookings Institute
House
Besnick
van Buren
Senate
Renes Banking
RFC
Local hog prices ease after Saturday drop
Local hog prices are slightly weaker after a five cent fall across all grades on Saturday. Prime top falls to 3.35 with calf market good to choice for 130 to 190 pound hogs. Spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds bring 500 to 600 dollars per hundred. Buck lambs priced around one dollar and more.
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Ted
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Sinclair
Wall Street Stocks Stagnant Amid Currency Controversy
U S equity traders stayed cautious as the market held firm on Saturday with utilities edging higher and most shares showing small gains or little change. Gold prices were steady, the dollar fluctuated mildly, and inflation advocates pressed for a currency expansion while Roosevelt signaled no policy shift.
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New York
Selers
U.S
Prime Corporation
Columbia Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
American Water Works
United Gas Improvement
Case
American Telephone
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Western Union
US Steel
NY Central
Roosevelt
Life Insurance Leader addresses local underwriters
John Ro Hastle of Chicago, a top producer with Mutual Life Insurance, spoke at the Saturday luncheon of the Association of State Underwriters. Hastie, a longtime member of the Million Dollar Round Table since 1927 and former president of the Chicago Association of Life Underwriters, discussed sales possibilities with about ten thousand agents in the agency force.
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John Ro Hastle
Chicago
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Association of Tate Underwriters
Hastie
Minion Dollar Round Table
Chicago Association of Life Underwriters
City Briefs and Personals in Cedar Rapids
Coryell lowers gasoline prices again. E R Greer left for Portland. C H Jones went to Sumner. Sixty reservations for Cedar Rapids Coal Dealers Credit association dinner-dance at Hotel Roosevelt tonight. M L Healy and R L Whelan returned from Fort Dodge federal court. Big Sunday Gazette ad deadline tonight. Interdenominational Fishermen's club meets at Trinity Methodist at 7:15. Unemployed in Linn county urged to mass meet at Labor temple at 2 p.m. Sunday. Pump stolen from farm. Chandler pump missing since Tuesday night. Lone Willow P T A meeting drew crowd. stage curtain new. Program included children, duet, and "Mrs Parker's Small Pox" play.
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Cedar Rapids
Lone Willow P. T. A
Lone Willow P . A
Nelson Miner
Parker
Fred Langhurst
George Svoboda
Rupert Johnson
Fred Harper
Rudolph Klouda
Court awards 1250 in Petersen workman’s comp appeal
Judge A B Clark in district court Saturday morning awarded plaintiff Robert T Petersen a 1250 judgment in his workman's compensation appeal against the Corna Mills company operators of the Three Minute Cereals plant. Petersen, employed as office boy at the Cedar Rapids plant, alleged a severe left eye injury on Sept 17, 1930 when struck by a stake while removing it from a canvas floor covering at the home of John C Reid, general manager of the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B Clark
Robert T Petersens
Corna Mills Company
Three Minute
Petersen
Cedar Rapids
John C Reid
Three Minute Cereals
Woman Fined For Liquor Transportation In County Court
Genevieve Tangler faced $300 fine for transporting intoxicating liquor in a substituted information filed by County Attorney G K Thompson. Judge Atherton B Clark suspended all but $100 and costs after Saturday district court session. Originally charged as maintaining a liquor nuisance on August 26, the case followed a police raid on the defendant's premises. Laidis Gies seeks divorce from Clara Gies in district court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The painter requests the return of her maiden name Clara Jacobs.
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Genevieve Tangler
G K Thompson
Atherton B Clark
Laidis Gies
Clara Gies
St Lows
Clara Jacobs
Deaths Former Resident Dies in Columbus Ohio
Mrs Havel M Ross 39 wife of Walter TH Ross a former Cedar Rapids resident died in Columbus Ohio following illness. She lived in Des Moines previously and moved to Ohio last July. She was a member of the Woman's club and Central Christian church. Survived by husband two children Walter Jr and Margaret and a brother Tam Coof of Des Moines. Funeral services will be held in Columbus Monday afternoon. Burial there.
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Havel M Ross
Walter TH Ross
Cedar Raaids
Columbus
Tidas
C Gar Rapids
Des Moines
Ohio
Woman's Club
Central Chrenan Church
Mureare
Walter Jr
Tam
Charles
Moines
Farley And Wife Start Frip Abroad
In New York James A Tailey reports Mrs Farley boarding the liner Conte at Five on Saturday for a month long vacation abroad. The postmaster general accoomed onto the scene as Farley loaded his trunk aboard. He plans to return December 24.
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York
James A Tailey
Farley
Fiv
Local Marriage Licenses and Property Names Out of Oklahoma
Marriage licenses list Joseph William Tickson and Adele Bennett both of Cedar Rapids. Don Parker Landis and Bessie Mar Young both of Volga City. Rohl and Roger Ohrt of Reinbeck and Rachel Connerley of Traer. Raymond Bruce Jayne of Martelle and Luelin Marie Massiker of Ana rosa. Okla AP notes that Tom Hopson, longtime president of a Sherman candy company, has lived on Easy Street after a short street through his property was renamed Free Street, now Free and Easy streets.
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Joseph William Tickson
Adele Bennett
Cedar Rapids
Don Parker Landis
Bessie Mar Young
Volga
Durant Okla
Tom Hopson
Sherman Tex
Short Street
Hopson
Murder Witness Fragment From Earle Wynekoop Case
The narrative describes Dr. Earle Wynekoop and his mother-in-law in a crowded mansion scene as Rheta Wynekoop lies dead on an operating table with a bullet in her heart. The mother prepares dinner, and the physician explains Rheta went to the store, asking to keep her meal warm.
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Dr. Wynekoop
Rheta
Dr Alice Wynekoop Faces Further Questioning In Murder Case
In Chicago Dr Alice Lindsay Weynekoop 62 remains calm as she endures a renewed round of questioning following a startling confession linked to the death of Rheta Wynekoop on an operating table at the sixteen room mansion. Police consider four other deaths at the house and have detained Enid Hennessey again as a key witness while a broader inquiry may open after Rheta's case is resolved.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Weynekoop
Rheta Wynekoop
Wynekoop
Rheta
Dr. Wynekoop
Enid Hennessey
Miss Hennessey
Thomas Duffy
Alice
Frank Wynekoop
Wynekoops
Kate Porter
Roosevelt Reviews Recovery Policy With Top Aides At Warm Springs
President Roosevelt met with Treasury Acting Secretary Morgenthau General Johnson Bullitt and other senior officials at Warm Springs Georgia to review recovery and monetary programs. He dismissed opposition from critics and expressed support for his dollar devaluation plan while thanking supporters aiding polio victims.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
the Treasury
Hugh S. Johnson
William C. Bullitt
Rew
Russia
Alfred E. Smith
New Georgia Hall
Warm Springs Foundation
City Plan Commission Approves Sewage Plant
At a special meeting Saturday the city council backed a plan commission resolution approving construction of a sewage disposal plant. Another plan commission resolution urged buying surrounding land for expansion and beautification.
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City Plan Commission
The
Plan Commission
Hammond quits NRA staff in dispute with Johnson
Washington United States news reports General Thomas S. Hammond, long tied to the NRA trade association division, has resigned citing a desire to return to private business amid a known rift with General Hugh Johnson. Hammond had joined from a steel industry post and had been involved in strengthening trade associations and NRA enforcement reforms.
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Washington
INS
Hugh Johnson
Thomas S. Hammond
NRA
Hammond
NRA Trade Association
Johnson
Nammond
Tilmots Manufacturers’ Association
Whiting Corporation
Harvey
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year Report
Data from Cedar Rapids shows counts of accidents and injuries for the year with figures indicating the toll on vehicles and people. The summary notes the number of incidents and injuries observed, reflecting traffic safety patterns in the city.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion News Highlights Local Club Events And Obits
Marion residents attended a fall Camp Fire council fire at Mrs Thomas Taylor home with talks on camp fire law honors and traditions. The Indian Creek Story HourClub elected officers at Pleasant Grove school and held writing contests. Numerous visits, hospital notes, and church group activities fill the week, along with a Notre Dame game trip and a Memorial service for Frank Betzer. The Marion school band announced a free public concert at Lincoln school Tuesday at 2 p m.
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Kulsamachick
Guardian
Thomas Taylor
Mabel Williams
Margaret Collier
Martha Jane Snell
Jeanne Sheldon
Betty Wallace
Pauline Taylor
Jean Leidigh
Mary Orclda Reiter
Jean Lehdigh
Mamminy Moon
Indian Creek Story Hour
Pleasant Grove School
Lucile Huss
Robert Kacena
Wilma Weis
Minor Wilkinson
Junior Shaffer
Mary Reiley
Lowell Parks
Margaret Wilkinson
Page Parks
Wayne Wilkinson
Arthur Chudinsky
Marilyn Mundy
Trio Charged With Bond Forgeries
An Omaha complaint charges forgery of city bonds against Frank Beddow of Sioux City Iowa and Omaha men E T De Vol and Frank Baker Sellers. The three count filing stems from a forged 87000 street improvement bond issue with charges of bond forgery coupon forgery and possession of forged documents.
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Omaha (Ap
Omaha City
Frank Beddow
Sioux City
Iowa
Omaha
E. T. de Vol
Frank
Stree Improvement
Exchange complaint on freight rates dismissed
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the complaint by the Chicago Livestock Exchange alleging unlawful interstate charges on livestock shipments between the Union Stock Yards in Chicago and western points, including Wisconsin and Illinois, that crossed the Mississippi River.
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Washington
INS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Union
Chicago
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Tinois
Six Die in Goshen Area Car Bus Crash
Six persons were killed when an automobile collided with a motor bus about ten miles south of Goshen New York on the highway to Chester Friday night. All victims were in the car and none aboard the bus were injured.
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Goshen
N. Y
Here
Chester
Births at St Luke's Mercy and Sixteenth avenue
Birth announcements list a son born Nov 24 to Mr and Mrs W T Mackey at St Luke's hospital 115 Sixteenth avenue SW. A son born Nov 23 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Skudlarck at 1801 Grande avenue SE also at St Luke's. A daughter born Nov 24 to Mr and Mrs James Flannagan of Coggan at Mercy hospital. Inspections of first aid work featured at a Boy Scout meeting hosted by Melvin Abele. Scoutmaster Erwin Niermeyer attended a meeting of scoutmasters and troop committee members of the Buffalo Blu Area Council at Camp Minne-Ya-Ta near Dixon.
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W. T. Mackey
Sixteenth Avenue SW
St Luke’s Hospital
Ralph Skudlarck
Grande Avenue SE
St Luke's Hospital
James Flannagan
Coggan
Mercy Hospital
Marion church notes list many services and leaders
In Marion the Baptist, St. Josephs Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and Neighborhood Chapel churches publish their Sunday schedules. Each notes pastors, Sunday school times, worship hours, sermon topics, and auxiliary activities such as youth groups, communion and Thanksgiving baskets.
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William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
St. Joseph's
T J. McElliott
FS. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Wyoma Carey
H. M. Williamson
Episcopal
John M. Walters
Howard M. Titus
Walters
S. S. Smith
L. D. Stubbs
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Church Sunday
William Mathis
T. J. Milleer
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J E Bennett & Co
Ump
Manase
Trephone
Tose Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp
Motors
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Indus Rayon
Allegheny Corp
Inspiration Cement
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Oonth
Nice
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Smett
Am Steel Fdys
Wat Works
McKesson Rov Am Woolen
Mack Trucks
Magna
Mathieson
Mav Dept
Stoats Acs
Mavtag Mfc
Rik Meus
Achion Ann
Axaion Corp
Nash Motors
Bae
Benediy Aon
Centra
Bhsy Barden
Neal Bore Warner
Pac
Brees
Brad
Dader
Hes & Ohio
Ches Corp
Perry Ny
Ganhnel
Chen & NW A
Pure oOtts
Chan Rik Pay
Radon
Chryscer Motors
Raira
Gore Rep Sire
TA City Fea & Fuel Oy
Casa Ciens
Weroont
Srs
Warner
Webster
Nenaker Linnie Moncelov Carp
Fe Berd
Fee Pow
Patan Carde
Rokoweer
Coryell
E R. Greer
Portland, Ore
C H. Jones
Sumner
Wash
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R. L. Whelan
United States
Fort Dodge
BIG Sunday Gazette
Fishermen’s Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Linn County
Labor Temple
Harold Davis
Joseph Stanek
Petrus
Court House News
Robert T. Petersen
Wife
Earle Wynekoop
Smiths
Thos. S. Hammond
Marion News
Mike Cira
Joe
Junior
Leah
South Bend
Ind
Sara Hayes
Perry
Harry D. Rockey
A. H. Rundquist
Marion Folk
Picayune School
Eileen Peet
J. W. Bowman
Harriet Gibson
Washington, D. C
Harold Howe
Chatterbox Club
Oscar French
Joe Boyle
Lucienne Church
Gedar Rapids
Harriet French
F. J. Cleveland
San Clemente
Calif
Elizabeth Killen
Mark Spooner
Clayton Spooner
James McGuire
Adelaide Steenbergen
Cedar Falls
Coleman
Viola Finka
Cazenovia, N. Y
George Story of
Cresco
Mrs. W. E. Dean
Patmos
Knights Templar
Apollo
Concord
Excelsior and
Crabapple Districts
A. J. Taube Priday
H. J. Huss
Elmer Graham
Kensington
C. T. Anderson
Thirteenth Avenue
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Frances Hildebrand
Presbyterian Sunday School
A. C. Sloss
Methodist Church
Sam Tarbox
Lewis
Olin
James Shirley
Cali Tarbox
Mrs. Shirley
Frank Betzer
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Mgr. Betzer
Everett Betzer
Elmer Betzer
Otto Nielson
Roy Lang
Paul Vail
Harold Betzer
Forest Chapel Cemetery
Anamosa
Paul Wall
Gary
New Hampton
City
Mrs. Willis Jordan
Ed Barnes
George Stark
K. M. Saunders
G. Q. Pyle
Ladies Aid Society
Lulu B
John Fairley
el Paso
Calfornia
Adaline Jordan
William Cunningham
Donald Nelson
Bernila Sebern
Marion
Christian Endeavor Society
Paul E. Popejoy
Lincoln School
Trio
Exchange
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