Chicago Stockyards halt trading as strike continues
Chicago trading remained at a standstill at the stockyards as workers strike to seek a settlement. Hog, cattle, sheep and calf offerings across Chicago Pittsburgh and East St. Louis showed mixed, with some markets steady and others uneven while Sioux City and Omaha reports noted higher beef prices and steady hogs.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Markets Update Amid Mixed Butter and Egg Receipts
Chicago and New York markets report steady to firm prices for eggs butter and potatoes. Egg receipts rise with mixed color packs and standard grades. butter remains firmer with higher creamery quotes. potatoes show varied demand and stable to stronger russet and regional varieties across U S markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Ruse
U S
Colorado
New York
Wisconsin cheese and wool market brief from Plymouth and Boston
Wisconsin cheese prices for the week of November twenty eighth to December third show daisies horns and cheddars at steady to slightly changed levels. The Boston wool market report notes very little interest with overall firm prices and only limited concessions on fine territory wools in original casks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers Call Board
Boston
US Dept
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Update
Cedar Rapids market listing shows Wheat No 1 55c No 2 52c. oats No 3 white 18c. rye 29c. barley No 3 284,400. corn shelled No 2 yellow 37c No 3 35c. soybeans No 2 yellow 64c. hay values $7.00 to $9.00. butterfat 26c No 1 cream 25c No 2 23c. Poultry prices include leghorns 10c eggs 23c No 2 wholesale fruits and vegetables with lemons 6.00 oranges 3.00 grapefruit 2.00–2.35. celery 2.75 crate lettuce 3.50 bananas 5 0%? onions 0.65 to 3.25 red stones 1.75. cranberries 3.50–4.00. cabbage 1.50. carrots 4.00 per crate. potatoes 1.25–1.75. sweet potatoes 3.50 bbl. Hides and calf prices listed. old note about money and fat tolls and half price for pony and city tilde.
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Jbc
Hogs Steady on Local Market Across Grades
Local hog prices hold steady with top at 7.45 and good hogs 140-190 lbs listed across several weight brackets. Cattle, packers, and sheep markets show little change with varied quotes for steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, and lambs based on weight and grade.
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Sioux City
API
U_ S. Dept. Agriculture
Texas
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
South ST Paul
Seeese T
Aoe
Bond Market Review Quiet as Bonds Drift in Scarce Trades
New York AP bond markets closed with general activity easing to lower levels on Saturday as buyers appeared at fractional prices. Refunding issues from Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Brooklyn City Railroad rose to new highs while a small list of railroad loans and several industrials saw minor losses.
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New York
No. 4
Sucrest
NEW York Bond Review
API
Civiel
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Brooklyn City Railroad
Tts
Yaukstown Sheet
Northern Pacific
Southern Riliay
Walworth
Armour
St Paul
Commonwealth Edison
Nazi Section Bans Swing As Unfit For German Race
Berlin AP reports Nazi leaders in Wurttemberg ban swing and jazz, deeming it unfit for Germans. Pommern district agrees to ban after January 1, musicians told to avoid musical acrobatics and to use percussion per German conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wurttemberg
Pommern
Pommerania
Girl Wed To Man Four Times Her Age Sparks Court Action
Velma Robison, a minor, wed Jonas Greene of Wyckliffe Kentucky who is four times her age. Greene bought travel tickets and said he would seek an annulment after Juvenile Court Referee Margaret Pratt required the father Edward Robison to sue for the dissolution. Velma was returned to her father and Greene pledged no objection to the annulment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Velma Robison
Jonas Greene
Wyckliffe
Tallula
Edward Robison
Velma
Margaret Pratt
Greene
Stock Market Suffers Late Selling Wave
A tired market faced a late selling wave in Saturday’s brief session with leading issues easing more than two points. Transfers ran around 700000 shares as steels, motors, coppers, rubbers led declines while rails and smaller stocks posted mixed moves. Domestic business news clashed with year end adjustments and a cloudier abroad outlook with some gains in Niagara Hudson Power and St. Regis Paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
Santa Fe
Delaware and Hudson
Southern Pacific
New Jersey Zinc
Seversky
Gulf Oil
American Cyanamid “B
Niagara Hudson Power
St. Regis
Wall Street Quotation Ledger Highlights Wide Stock Activity
Published stock prices from Adams Express through to Dexter Co show varied movement across rail, chemical, steel, and consumer firms. Notable entries include Allied Stores, Kennecott Copper, American Tel Tel, American Smelting, General Electric, Coca Cola, Procter Gamble, Du Pont, and Swift & Co with multiple price points and percentage changes reflecting a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennet & Go. W
H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Tel & Tel
Alaska
Juneau
Johns Mansille
Allesneny Corpn
Jalians City
Allied Chem
Kny'r. Julius
Allied Stores Il
Kennecott
Aims Chalmers
Kresge
Amal Lea
Kroger G & B
Amn
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Amt
Libby Owens
Hide & L
eLig & Myers
Inti Coron
Carbonic
Amn Locos
aLocus, Inc
Marshall
Mathieson Ark
Amn Wat
Maytag Mfr
Miami Copper
Mass
Moline
Ark Nat Gas
Armour & Co
Mo Pac RR
Mont Ward
Arch T & S F
Atlantic Rfe
Murray Corp
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corpn
Elsenit
Baldwitz Loco
Balto & Ohio
Barber Co
Barnsdall Corp
Beatrice Cry
Nor Paclity
Knox
North Amn Co
Blaw Knox
Canada Dry
Pitlsbury
Plymouth Oil
Procter Gamble
Pullman Co
Ches & Ohio
Radio Corona Co
St P&p
Radio
Sharon Steel
Southern
Shell Union
Consol Edison
Consol
Simmons Co
Skelly
Porficafia Coty Inc
Sperry Corp
Crown Dee Deeslia
Cub Amn
Gudahy
Curtiss Wright
Ste Frieca i Deere & Co
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
du Pont
Tidewater
Ene Union Carbide
Union Pas
Elec
Gen Foods
A Gan
Cire
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Goebel Brew
Goodrich
U S
Goodyear Tire
US Realty
Consik Vanadium
Hupp Motors
Wis Central
Indus Rayon
Willys Ovid
Wilson & Co
Woolworth O
Younestown S&tag
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Helleman
Duvier Bros . Midwest Corp
Chicaeo Corp
Quaker Pr
Edison
Wheat and corn hold near prior closes on Chicago Board
Wheat and corn prices eased to mixed close with December wheat dipping to a seasonal low while December corn held near unchanged. Export business was dull, and reports showed flour and wheat exports for July to November totaling 38.4 million bushels. Weather map indicated scattered snowfall over the grain belt with generally clear cold forecasts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
India
Winnipeg
Broadcasters Name Committee Aimed At Policing Of Radio
The NAB announced a new committee led by Neville Miller to push self regulation in radio. It seeks procedures for self imposed rules and program standards under NAB jurisdiction, representing networks and independent stations amid FCC scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Neville Miller
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Gazette
GOODYEAR_ SHOE REPAIR SHOP
1St Ave
The
Mary E. Clark Martin Dies at 83 in Linn County
Marion News reports Mrs. Mary E. Clark Martin 83 lifelong Linn County resident died Friday at 11 45 a m at her Martin s Creek home after years of ill health born Jan 23 1855 in Linn County daughter of Edwin and Charlotte Clark married Jan 2 1876 to Robert Martin who died Oct 17 1927 she survived by three sons four daughters a half brother fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev B Elgestone and Rev James Ballz officiating burial in Martins Creek cemetery also notes additional local notices and social items from the Marion area.
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Mary E. Clark Martin
Linn County
Martin’s Creek
Edwin
Charlotte Thomas Clark
Robert Martin
Marion
Martin
Glendale
Calif
Yocom Chapel
B. Elgestone
James Ballz
Mount, Vernon
Martin’s Creek Cemetery
Social News From Marion Area Dinners and Parties
Mr and Mrs Ed Sigftred hosted a Friday dinner for Miss Fern Groves of Findlay with twelve guests including Mr and Mrs John M Drabelle of Cedar Rapids and Mrs W Given of Des Moines. Mrs Carl Michel had a surprise party for her birthday with a picnic supper and card prizes. Thanksgiving guests at Sidney Hepker’s home included multiple relatives from Springville, Alburnett, Iowa City and Marion. Lester Potter visited Mercy Hospital with his ill son Kenneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jean Fairley
Unatiyi
Ellen Kepros
Beverly Walker
Darlene Port
Joe Marie Peck
Traifie City
Jo Ann Gibson
Springville
Ed Sigftred
Fern Groves
Findlay
John M. Drabelle
John
Cedar Rapids
W. Given
Des Moines
Karl Kendall
Kathryn
Elinor
R. J. Kendall
Marion
Carl Michel
Michel
A E. Miller
W. B Carpenter
Leo Levasseur
Sidney A Hepker
E. A. Clark
H. E. Hepker
Alburnett
Emma Hepker
Iowa City
Mable Clark
Riverside
Roger Lehdigh
Jane
Robins
Lester Potter
Louise Potter
Mercy Hospital
Kenneth
Ed Reed
Belle Dearborn
Stone City
Whitneys Observe 35th Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs George P Whitney marked their thirty fifth wedding anniversary with a quiet observance at their Ninth Street home. Guests included Whitney's grandson Arthur Whitney Jr of Central City and his wife. Other visitors were Mrs W W Yocom of Melbourne and Miss Ruth Griffin of Denver.
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George P Whitney
Ninth Street
Mr. Whitney
Arthur Whitney, Jr
Central City
Ryan
W. W. Yocom
Melbourne
Motor Finance Sues For Possession Of 1937 Ford Coupe
In Wahpeton North Dakota the Motor Finance company seeks a judgment for possession in a replevin case against H. E. Myron over a 1937 Ford coupe. Plaintiff claims rights under an alleged contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Motor Finance Company of
Wahpeton
N. D
H. E Myron
Burke Urges NLRB Members Resign At Once
Washington Senator Burke a Nebraska Democrat and critic of the labor relations act urged Saturday that the three members of the National Labor Relations Board resign at once. He said labor relations administration could be started anew and that he no longer sees the need for an investigation, despite earlier calls for a congressional inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Burke
Neb
National Labor Relations Act
National Labor Relations Board
William A White Advises Landon To Keep Silent
New York AP reports William Allen White, Kansas editor, told Alf Landon during his Lima Peru Pan American conference trip to keep quiet. Landon, Roosevelt appointee and former Kansas governor, interpreted the advice as urging silence and said he would not speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Allen White
Kansas
Alf Landon
White
Landon
Lima
Peru
Roosevelt
Metz's Oilers Defeat Gazette Newsies Night Football
Metz's Oilers defeated the Gazette Newsies Friday night, 39 to 10. Rodd scored eight field goals for Metz's Oilers while Chapin added five. Smith led the Newsies with seven points. The omnibus note about Pascal is unrelated to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Oilers
Gazette Newsies
The
Rodd
Chapin
Smith
Newsies
NLRB Judge Backs Ford Compliance Order
An NLRB trial examiner recommended an order against Ford Motor Company for alleged violations of the National Labor Relations Act at its sprawling Hedgewick plant in Illinois. The ruling seeks board action to secure compliance with labor standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
FORD
Washington
INS
Ford Motor Company
Cazecho Slovakian Crisis Declared Ended
A proclamation signed by King George and published by the official Gazette declares the Cazecho Slovakian crisis officially ended with the state of emergency no longer in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Bazeette
Marion area church services and schedules
Local churches list morning and evening worship times with sermon topics and events. Baptist Inman leads Bible school at 9 45, sermon on Prophecies. Catholic St Joseph mass times. Christian Wade preaches, union services, and Bible studies. Congregational Ellinger hosts services and choir. Free Methodist Monroe outlines school and worship times. Methodist Episcopal Gough notes offerings and programs. Presbyterian DeJong lists services and offertory. St Paul’s Lutheran Krog announces year start sermon. Seventh Day Church of God sets Sabbath times. Prairie Chapel Clyde shares Sunday school and Epworth League.
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L. W Inman
Clyde Sawyer
St. Josephs Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Irving E Wade
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
C G. Ellinger
Methodist Episcopal
E T. Gough
Women's Home Missionary Society
Roy Young
Mount Vernon
China
Work At Home
Cleo van Fossen
Keith Collier
Christian Builders
Virginia Fairley
Lee Dice
Charles Bosacker
Arsene Tow
Harriet Swift
Oxford Club
Fellowship Institute of All Investors
Church School Board
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
Robert Munson
Ames
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Betty Scott
City Briefs and Personalities Summary of Local Notices
Mrs. W A Emerson recovering at 136 Thirty second street NE after illness. Don Cook residence chimney fire at 1612 First avenue Friday 6 37 p m. Church of God services moved to 1310 Ellis boulevard NW. Edward McCloud at 1238 Favenue NE visiting admitted to St Luke's. Mrs Carl Hanson injured in fall at 235 Highland drive NW with fractures to left wrist and knee, taken to St Luke's by ambulance. Two Texas license cars lasting gas without paying at Des Moines and Cedar Rapids stations trigger police alert. Linn county painters form National Painting and Decorating Contractors of America chapter at Labor Temple with attendees Broulik brothers et al. IL L Ochlerts and R Wood speakers.
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Carl Hanson
Highland Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Texas
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
National Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
Labor Temple
Broulik Brothers
Ira Sacora
William Grow
Henry de Marah
Elmer Laker
Edward Swatosh
John Edenson
W. H. Clifford
IL. E. Ochlerts
Iowa State Council
R Wood
Black Hawk County
R. W. Seefluth
Madison
Wis
Births in local families at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs C Ward Macy at St Luke's hospital on November 25 and another daughter to Mr and Mrs Ray Pertbeek in North Liberty at Mercy hospital on November 26. An outbreak of human sleeping sickness in Massachusetts has been traced to horses dying of encephalomyelitis, a similar ailment in horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ward Macy
Blake Boulevard
St. Luke's Hospital
Ray Pertbeeck
North Liberty
Mercy Hospital
Massachusetts
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la Crosse Prairie du Chien
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Keokuk
Beeteee Ae
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Cairo
Memphis
Rise
Wall St
Michi-gan
Minneapolis
CASID
Sc Hicher
Montana
Lamson Brothers & Co
H Rowrey
ATI Atp
Hix
Marion News
Mary Clark Martin
Henry S. Touro
C. V. R. de Jong
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Robison
Harlan Starry
E. E. Badham
Frank Fredericks
Robert Sloan
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Emma Benson
L. W. Stuart
Carroll
Charles City
Paul Benson
Orchard
Kenneth Crapnel
Keith
Allen Snell
Arlene
Ed Anderson
Neva
Cliff Wilcox
Parnell
Rob Benson
Wilfred Wilcox
Winnie Wilcox
What Cheer
Carl Wyant
North English
LeRoy Sorenson
Perry
Reginald Touro
Fay Touro
Harold B. Peck
Patricia and
Jo Marie
Prairie City
W R. Powell
Valparaiso
Ind
Delbert Neff
Tunnel City
Sigfreds
Mrs
J. B. Clark
McHenry, HL
Mr. Clark
Margaret Clark
Irene McMickle
la Verna
Jeannette Titus
Marian van Fossen
Mary K. House of
Robert Titus
Roscena Wissler
Owen’s
Julia Hochreiter
Fourteenth Street
Court House News
William A. White
Blaise Pascal
Louis XIV
Pascal
Marion Churches
W. A. Emerson
Thirty Second Street
Don Cook
First Avenue
Church of God
Ellis Boulevard NW
Edward McCloud
St Luke's Hospital
United States
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Brady Mortuary
Rosemont Gardens
Greens Shop
3Rd Ave
Eee Craft Nursery
Mt. Vernon Rd
Anderson
3Rd Ave. E
Lost
17Th Ave
Grande Ave
Dial
Bohemian Orchestra C.S.P
Hall
Pe Ee Clyde McCoy
Hiway Gardens
Stanwood
Hwiway Gardens
Lyman’s Cafe
Rapids
Canton Cafe
Ave
Eva
Abrams Beer
1St ST
Old Heidelberg Tavern
12Th Ave
Hallwood
Turkey House
Walford
Snt
Moose Hall
Kula
Probasco Jewelers
Ave. SE
Kenwood Transfer
Hawkeye Stamp Co
R.C. Ride Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Merle E, Garmoe
3Rd St. SE
Podzimek Pharmacy
Ave. E
Allied van Lines, Inc
Natilon
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
Din
H. K. Schaefer
Kreste
New Nash
Baker & CO
Gertrude
Campbell
Xmas Magazine
R. R. McDonald
Richards Coli College Pharmacy
HAL
SV Swing
Corey
Higley Tide
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Vincent's Pen Hospital
P.O
Jerry's Cleaners
Baer
Require Features, Inc
Rey
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