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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1933
Page
10
The Chicago market showed strong activity with bids up to 725 dollars for hogs while other centers reported varied trends. Cattle and sheep received steady to lower demand as livestock futures and local buyers weighed price signals across multiple auctions and representative sales.
Brief fragment hints at local market topics and maps. Names, dates, and places are unreadable in the OCR. The readable portion suggests a miscellaneous listing or feature related to a market area and cartographic references.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists prices and items such as cheese and hides, with random numbers and fragments of phrases. It mentions Cadence, Nes Tatan, Barrie, and various stray figures, but lacks coherent structure or complete details. The readable bits suggest a procurement or stock note rather than a full article.
Speculative interest in the grain market Friday was curtailed by an upcoming triple holiday. Wheat and corn show mixed moves with cash buying offsetting futures selling. oats firm. Trade note records 2143 000 bushels of wheat, 4816 000 bushels of corn, and 460000 bushels of oats delivered on September contracts amid cautious activity. Gains and losses reflect broader bearish sentiment and statements from officials.
Grain movement records show wheat receipts and shipments across Chicago and Minneapolis regions. The terse entry lists quantities and ports with references to Kansas and Illinois handling facilities, reflecting a busy midwestern trade day.
New York markets slowed for Labor Day with light activity across stocks grains and bonds. Key US Steel American Telephone Du Pont Case General Motors and Kennecott posted fractional gains while others edged higher. traders sought cues from week end reviews and cautious optimism about ongoing business and trade progress.
New York AP bond market shows a firm tone with limited activity as traders close, bonds edging up slightly. Government issues, Texas Corporations, Warner Bros and Philips Philips remain near even quotes while a few rail group notes move with cautious gains.
Hogs strengthened slightly Friday noon as all grades rose 3 cents. Top price reaches $3.55. Market shows lambs at $8 and buck lambs $100 lower, with quality figures noted in the report.
The National Labor Board, chaired by Senator Wagner, announced a nationwide effort to curb labor disputes as the NRA codes near completion. The board will handle difficult cases, work with state bureaus, and urge workers to return to their jobs while mediating in Philadelphia and Paterson.
James E Van Zandt of Altoona Pennsylvania was elected commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for the coming year at Milwaukee. He is 33 and first joined the VFW at age 18. The 1934 encampment selected Louisville for the gathering. Senator Huey P Long of Louisiana spoke, drawing criticism from northern papers for his remarks.
RAND RAPIDS Mich Earle W Evans of Wichita Wolfead Bar was named the new president of the American Bar Association succeeding Clarence F Martin ofMar ingburg W Va Frans nominated at a general council meeting Friday morning. Nomination deemed equivalent to election with formal ratification later. Additional ratifications included executive committeemen Henry P Lawther Stinchfield Frank J Hogan and ten vice presidents representing appellate circuits and major regions.
A small cottage owned by Ralph Rosenberg at 3823 E Avenue NE was destroyed by a kitchen fire started at 3 40 pm Thursday when a pan of hot grease overturned. Mrs Rosenberg ran to a phone but flames rapidly engulfed the interior leaving only charred walls of the two room structure.
Eighteen people including twelve women and children drowned when flood waters overwhelmed Paso Del Macho in Veracruz state. Low lands flooded as rivers overflowed, and several houses were carried away.
Curt Reynolds at Curtis Reynolds Airport hosts a windy International Gordon Bennett balloon race buildup. A novel 37 horsepower arup by Carl L Schneider of South Bend wowed a 10 000 crowd with 19 foot wingspan, 23 mph landing, and 100 mph top speed. Roy Minor led Friday speeds in a Howard plane at 202.51 mph, while Lee Gehrbach set a 199 14 mph mark in a Wedell-Williams craft. Lieut Commander Frank Hawks completed a 4560 mile Pacific west coast round trip, highlighting the weeklong aerial competition.
Washington reports Deputy Administrator Malcolm Muir of the NRA defined funeral car owners who rent hearses and limousines for mourners riding behind caskets as bus sightseeing transportation. He notes such fleets could be treated as sightseeing carriers under new guidance.
Akron and Summit County police said no reports supported the father’s claim that his daughter Gladys Leclerc was kidnapped and held for nine months. He said she was found in a house about 17 miles from Akron after a Montreal detective allegedly overheard details of the abduction.
Minneapolis AP It is news to Sister Aimee McPherson Hutton if her husband David Hutton is en route to visit her The evangelist, resting between gospel meetings scheduled for the next eleven days, says she has heard no confirmation and would see him if he comes She says no divorce papers have been served and she has not discussed the marital rift with him.
Fanny Todd Mitchell, a New York playwright, was divorced in Falcon Nevada last Monday from Seymour Woolner. The couple married a year ago at Carson City Nevada after she previously divorced Leon Leonidoff, New York ballet master. She cited cruelty.
Local toll data show traffic incidents in Cedar Rapids with counts of accidents, injuries, and fatalities. Officials urge caution as numbers reflect year to date results and stress safety measures for motorists.
Phillips Petroleum head Frank Phillips telegrammed President Roosevelt that he authorized a payroll rise of 3,000,000 dollars a year, adding 3,000 jobs across thirty states and about 10,000 Phillips retail outlets. He noted the current average wage exceeds the oil code minimum.
Mr Cates discusses statutory interpretation and the President's policy as he rejects forced unionization. He cites complaints of coercion in NRA mail, praises General Johnson but urges interpretation of section 7 to align with section 1. He plans to return to Chicago after remarks.
In NUREMBURG Germany Adolf Hitler declares Jews are a ferment of recomposition threatening to topple the western world The proclamation says Nazis will fight this collapse with ferocious determination as they continue their campaign
Oklahoma City dispatch reports two men named Albert Bates and George Kelly will be tried in state court on armed robbery charges linked to the Urschel kidnapping. US District Attorney Herbert Hyde says the capital punishment threat will be pursued if Kelly is captured, as prosecutors seek to connect the July 22 abduction with a $30 robbery of Walter Jarrett.
In Washington Senator Sewall of Minnesota publicly offered aid to Henry Ford amid Ford’s NRA code stance. He defended Ford against mob pressure and warned that those who push coercive tactics should be treated as hoodlums, pledging to defend Ford’s constitutional rights.
Items of Personal Interest mix with bids and services in Cedar Rapids Iowa small ads. Listings include travel deals to the World’s Fair two day packages priced at 998 and 1245, ins urnce requests, school supplies promotions for Richards College Pharmacy, barber shop offers, tailor and knitting services, pen repairs, and various household goods. Several phone numbers and addresses appear for deliveries and inquiries.
Vintage listing of Labor Day weekend entertainment at Cedar Rapids venues including The Arrow Inn and Little Barrel Inn with bands such as Viking Accordion Band and Studs Melody. Notes on drink prices, light meals, open Sundays, and dance floors plus other local spots offering dances and barbecued sandwiches.
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