Livestock Receipts Decline At Friday Market Rally
Unofficial Friday livestock receipts show hogs 14 000 cattle 6 000 sheep 8 000 Chicago AP. Hog prices edged up 10 15 cents with some 25 cent gains as buyers rallied amid fewer hogs. Cattle and steer trades stayed firm. top hogs at 9 75. steers to 14 75 with strong demand for better beef. Lambs saw steady to firm bids with natives and western offerings reaching 11 35 to 11 50, the highest November prices in six years.
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Chicago
Wilson & CO
Wilson’s
Croud
Omaha
U & Dept. Agriculture
Packing Sons
Markets Report From Chicago and New York Produce
Chicago and New York markets show steady to unsettled trading in butter and eggs with creamery and extra grades, receipts and offers varying by grade. No 1 and No 2 US commodities show price ranges, while futures for butter and refrigeration standards close mixed as buyers watch stock levels.
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Chicago
Purley Lvf
Crorts
U S
Michigan
Dakota
Colorado
York
Ares Creamery
Bond Markets Review Cites Narrow Movements and Poor Demand
In Austin and New York AP reports, bond trading showed small gains and thin activity. Treasuries fluctuated with modest price shifts as markets awaited December 1 announcements and broader economic cues.
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Austin Wrt
Austin
York
NES Nork AP
Pinaud
Poros Devine
Livestock Prices Edge Higher Amid Strong Receipts
Sioux City Livestock reports higher bids across cattle hogs and sheep as receipts rise. Cattle strong with steers around 9.50 to 12.75, heifers 8.50 to 8.00, cows 4.50 to 7.50. Hogs top near 9.40 with 200 to 300 lb ranges, pigs around 2.00 to 2.50. Sheep market firm with lambs about 10.85 and ewes near 11.00.
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Siolx City Livestock
Sioux City
Dept
Local Hog Market Gains Twenty Cents Across Grades
Hogs strengthened on the local market Wednesday with a 20 cent rise in all grades. The top price reached $9.25 per hundredweight, while other local markets remained unchanged.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Listing of grain and produce prices in Cedar Rapids including wheat oats rye barley corn soybeans and various poultry items. Also lists wholesale fruits vegetables onions cabbage bananas apples and hides with quality grades and assorted prices.
Grain futures slide as Chicago market nears holiday
Wheat futures drifted aimlessly ahead of Thanksgiving with December at 97.58 cents, corn down to 59.5 cents, oats steady to down 1 cent. Cash wheat and corn quotes shown, markets largely light and uncertain while Winnipeg stays open and other prices steady amid rain and holiday closure.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Montana
Omaha and St Paul Livestock Receipts and Prices
Omaha and St Paul markets report cattle receipts around 1800 and 2400 head with steadier to higher bids. Prices show steers 8 to 9 dollars, cows 4 to 5 dollars, veal and calves varied, hogs about 9.20 to 9.40 per hundredweight, and sheep trading 11 to 11.50 with lambs around 11 dollars.
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ST Pau
ST Paul
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York and Europe Brief
A garbled exchange rate list from New York shows various currencies against the dollar with figures for Britain Italy Germany and others. The fragment mentions Switzerland Sweden Denmark Portugal Greece Czechoslovakia and Argentina among others with scattered numeric values. The text is partially unreadable but indicates foreign currency values and related notes.
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Foreign Exchange
NEW York
Api-Foreign Exchange
Tr‘rw
Great Britain
Italy
BAIN
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Jacoslav
Austria
Sbatel
Flour and Wool Market Notes from Minneapolis Boston and New York
Flour shipments and bran pricing noted in Minneapolis with middlings at 16 00 per unit. Boston reports mixed wool moves and prices for 64s and finer in original bags and scoured lots. New York shows sugar futures steady with no change and refined sugar unchanged.
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Minneapolis
Boston
Texas
SUGAR_ MARKET
New York
Chelsea Man Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
Alex White 62 of Chelsea died from internal injuries after a Tuesday auto crash six miles east of Tama County. Oakley Cross 23 and Earl L. Imig 52 were involved. icy pavement and fog reduced visibility on the bridge. White died in a Belle Plaine hospital after initial Chelsea treatment.
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Alex White
Chelsea
Here
Tama County
Warvey Jones
Toledo
White
Tama
Oakley Cross
Earl L. Imig
Milwaukee
Imig
Cross
Lou Beadle
Belle Plaine
Beaumont police use home built lie detector on youths
Beaumont police employ a self designed lie detector to question young suspects in bicycle theft cases. A dark room and a flashing box yield one of four diagnoses as the suspect answers, police claim it works.
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Beaumont
Tex
Markets Closed on Thanksgiving Day
New York AP reports all financial and commodity exchanges in the United States will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving. Canadian and European markets will operate as usual.
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New York
United States
Wall Street Sees Broad Gains in Rail and Steel Shares
The stock market rose on selective buying in rails and steels with gains across firms like Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel Delaware and Hudson Santa Fe New York Central Great Northern Chrysler National Steel Anaconda Montgomery Ward and Westinghouse. A few issues rose 3 to 5 percent after specific news while some declines touched General Motors Proctor and Gamble United Gas Improvement and International Harvester.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Inland Steel
Delaware and Hudson
Santa Fe
New York Central
Great Northern
Chrysler
National Steel
Anaconda
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse
Air Reduction
Owens- Illinois Glass
Chesapeake Corporation
General Motors
Proctor and Gambel
United Gas Improvement l
International Harvester
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Roper
Two Roosevelt Sons Join Safety Drive
John and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr both Harvard students pledged to safe driving as part of the Harvard Crimsons safety drive campaign. About 1400 other students already pledged, and Mrs Roosevelt noted the brothers were driving carefully despite past speeding incidents.
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Cambridge
Mass
John
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harvard College
Harvard Crimsons
Crimson
Harvard
Judge urges universal auto speed control in Chicago
AP dispatch from Chicago reports Judge John Gutknecht of the traffic court condemns car makers for advertising top speeds of 80 90 or 100 mph. He argues safe driving at 50 mph is not guaranteed and favors automatic speed control. proposes 40 mph limit for the Chicago area.
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Chicago
John Gutknecht
Glass Workers Win 5 Cents An Hour Wage Rise
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company agreed to a 5 cents an hour increase for its 12 000 employees and elimination of all pay differentials between plants. The raise is effective for one year retroactive to Nov 16 across the company's twenty plants in the United States.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
United States
City briefs and personals update neighborhood happenings
A Casper Shaeffer Heights PTA meeting is set for 7 30 this evening. Jerry Libal received a permit to build a 3800 dwelling and 150 garage at 223 Twenty six street drive SE. Nettie Doman 46 of 615 A avenue NE was fined 10 and costs for intoxication. Clinton Smith 55 of Linn Junction was fined 100 and costs for intoxication with fine suspended for good behavior. A L Taylor of the Chamber of Commerce will speak at High Twelve Friday noon at Hotel Roosevelt. Thanksgiving services will be held at Unity Center 728 Fourth avenue SE Thursday at 11 am with Rev Goldie Richardson speaking on The Reward of Gratitude. There will be no council of social agencies meeting Friday noon at the Y M C A because of Thanksgiving activities and the Santa Claus parade.
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Clinton Smith
Linn Junction
Justice A S. Reed
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Unity Center
Fourth Avenue SE
Goldie C. Richardson
Council of Social Agencies
Cornet Soloist Chosen for Conservatory Band Debut
Miss Amber Mae Stanley daughter of Mrs Catherine Stanley 218 Seventeenth Avenue SW named cornet soloist with the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music concert band She will perform Inflammatus from Rossini Stabat Mater in the first concert of the season on November 27 She studies under Frank Simon who conducts the Conservatory band
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Amber Mae _ Stanley
Catherine Stanley
Seventeenth Avenue SW
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Miss Stanley
Frank Simon
Conservatory
Deaths Mrs. Della Headley 53 Cedar Rapids resident dies
Mrs. Della Headley died Tuesday morning in Anamosa after a brief illness. She was born in Cedar Rapids and lived there before moving to Anamosa two years ago. She is survived by her husband Elmer and stepson Carl of Anamosa along with several aunts uncles and cousins. Body to be brought to Cedar Rapids for services to be announced.
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Della Headley
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Elmer Headley
Carl
Chicago Man Dies Here At Local Hotel
Norris N Frank aged 55 of 538 Cordelia avenue Chicago died at 10 30 p m Tuesday in a local hotel after a half hour illness from a heart attack. Linn county coroner Dr Ben L Knight said no inquest necessary. Frank was a traveling salesman, accompanied by his brother Jay Frank of Chicago. Body taken to Moens Mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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Chicago
Norris N Frank
Cordelia Avenue
Ben L. Knight
Linn County
Frank
Jay Frank
Moen
Mrs Libbie Konecny Dies After Prolonged Illness
Widow of E J Konecny dies at home 1301 Third street SE Cedar Rapids after an extended illness Born Dec 10 1886 in Cedar Rapids she lived here all her life Surviving sisters Olga Jacobs Viasta Novotny and brother Emil Novotny all Cedar Rapids Body at Barta chapel pending funeral arrangements
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Libbie Konecny
E. J. Konecny
Third Street
Libbie Novotny
Cedar Rapids
Olga Jacobs
Viasta Novotny
Emil Novotny
Barta
Emma Rover Dies in Long Beach Calif Widow of Local Resident
Mrs Emma Rover mother of Mrs Glenn C Wheeler of 370 Nineteenth Street SE died Tuesday night in Long Beach California. She had spent much time with the Wheeler family here and had many friends. The funeral will be held in Shawnee, Iowa.
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Emma Rover
Glenn C. Wheeler
Nineteenth Street
Long Beach
Calif
Wheeler
Shawnee, A
Cedar Rapids Woman Dies in Chicago Sister's Home
Mrs John Semon a former Cedar Rapids resident died at her sister Mrs Katherine Doran's Chicago home Tuesday night. She is survived by son John Semon and daughter Mrs Forrest both of Chicago.
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John Semon
Cedar Rapids
A Avenue
Seventh Street
Katherine Doran
Chicago
Forrest
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Stefan
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Stefan will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Friday in charge of the Rev Blane R Hyten. Burial will be in the Boherman National cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Mrs. Stefan
Rose Stefan
Turner Chapel
Blane R Hyten Burrial
Boherman National Cemetery
Friends May Jeall
Marion observance marks Carnegie centenary at library
The Marion public library held a Carnegie centenary program with a 3 to 4 pm open house showing new children's books and old volumes. Earle T. Brockman spoke on From Rags to Riches and three success factors, followed by Supt. C. B. Vernon praising Carnegie’s philanthropy and library support.
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O. M. Carson
Norman J. Waffle
Emma Klein
Green Cathedral
John Temple Graves
C. B. Vernon
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Supt
Vernon
O. G. Waffle
Library Board
Marion
Metta Whitcomb
Carnegie Foundation
Health Seal Program Presented by Emerson School Children
The Thanksgiving event by Emerson school third through sixth graders featured the Iowa Tuberculosis association theme Thanks for Health. About fifty parents attended as Miss Hattie Frager opened the program with two plays and songs performed by named students, ending with a Tell Two promise and each participant receiving a double barred cross pin.
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Emerson
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Barbara Seger
Shirlee Dee Miller
Emma Jean Nollsch
Robert Nelson
Donna Helbig
Donna McCalley
Jane Ann Grayston
Tom Grayston
Bonnie Carey
Robert Mann
Lyle Peterson
Billie Wahl
Earl Bohlken
Richard Long
Robert Wilbur
John Wall
Howard Heath
June DeWees
Lyle McConaughy
James Marsh
Eileen Schenken
Richard Price
Hoover Calls For Realistic Return To American Ideals
Former President Herbert Hoover urges a realistic return to American liberalism at a San Francisco junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He rebukes regimentation and coercion by bureaucrats and warns against socialism fascism and big government programs. He condemns inflation deficits and government monopolies.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
America
Santa Claus Brings $100 Award to Local Farmer
In Rock Hill South Carolina Frank Walker a 51 year old Negro tenant farmer and father of 10 received a $100 seeds company award for growing the season’s largest watermelon weighing 92 pounds The event highlights small town agricultural pride and recognition.
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Rock Hill
Santa Claus
Frank Walker
Walker
Surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Bensch
A Tuesday evening shower at the H. B. Leasure home on Blairs' Ferry road honored Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Bensch. Friends gave gifts and played cards. refreshments followed for a long list of Marion and Cedar Rapids guests.
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H. B. Leasure
Blairs’ Ferry Road
Richard Sears
Frank Starry
Jack Oxley
Maynard Hanson
Bettys
Nadine
Richard Starry
Ruth Smith
Raymond Stanton
Mildred Williams
Marion
Harland Hopkins
John W. Holdt
Vertus Svenksen
Charles Ray
Cedar Rapids
Marion area activity centers on Thanksgiving events
The CCC camp served 300 pounds of turkey to about 215 attendees with officials and Marion residents among guests. A Cedar Rapids shower honored Geraldine Slauson. Wunicket Camp Fire group held a party. Lions and American Legion discussed Christmas baskets and field development. Other reports include 4-H gingerbread demonstrations, I.O.O.F. meetings, PEO lecture by Lida Tallman, and Thanksgiving trips and football plans in Marion, Anamosa, and surrounding areas.
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CCC
Robert O. Haas
John Melsher
C. B. Atkins
Arthur Beckman
C. H. Stensland
Bruce Mullin
Marion
R. E. Leidigh
Ed Sigfred
C. R. Biddick
H. R. Livingston
Lions Club
Michel Tea Room
American Legion
D. B. Storck
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