Wall St. Stocks Mixed as Traders Pause After Rally
Wall Street opened with brisk activity but quickly cooled from Monday’s gains. Profit taking touched alcohol shares and other favorites, while a steady tone persisted overall. Major movers included Amerada, Atlantic Refining, Seaboard, and General Motors with scattered gains and losses across the list as markets watched inflation cues and the national recovery program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ous
Amerada
Atlantic Refining
Seaboard
Ohio
Houston
Standard of New Jersey
American Telephone
General Motors
International Harvester du Pont
Nash
National Biscuit
Keivinator
Woolworth
Chrysler
Bond Market Review Confusing Mixed Trends
Fragmented OCR reads like a bond market note with garbled phrases about Treasuries, corporate issues, and government bonds. It hints at mixed tendencies, fee concerns, and comparisons of different bond types but lacks clear data or definitive conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeee Macreow
Rosee
Gereste
Cana Spartan
Wendy
Mary
Peerrmert
Local porkers prices rise with AH grades up to 3.75
Market notes show AH grades advancing three cents bringing top porker price to 3.75. Entries list various weight classes from 320 to 500 pounds with different packers and premiums paid by quality. Calf and sheep markets also appear with spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds around 4.75 to 5.75 and related line items.
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Sinclair Nugq Markey
Prine
Prue Hees
Me Hess
Beane Ross
Mood
Geant
Dent
Chatce
Buck James
Court schedule set for motion to relax costs
Judge Sherwood A Clock of Hampton scheduled a hearing on a motion to relax costs in the ouster suit against Public Safety Commissioner Dan Kruidenier. The court will hear the matter Saturday morning or afternoon in Hampton, with County Attorney G K Thompson noting the hearing date. The county filed the motion against relator W F Hupp and the city of Gedar Rapids, and defense lawyers joined the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Sherwood
A. Clock
Hampton
Public Safety
Dan Kruidenier
G. K. Thompson
W. F. Hupp
Gedar Rapids
Assignment Of Equity And Probate Cases Made
Judge John T Morriill in district court Tuesday morning made an assignment of equity and probate cases for the September term. The assignment runs from Tuesday through Sept 22. The list includes multiple cases such as Boyert vs Boyert and Estate of Harper with dates from Sept 12 to Sept 22 and the divorce of William Hunt from Yoma Hunt on grounds of cruelty.
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John T. Morriill
District Court
Boyert
Harper
Hopker
Cargin
Clemens
Harrington
Dolley
Hedees Company
Grunewald Wall
Wall
State of Jenson
Haskill
William Hunt
H.C Ring
Yoma Hunt
Administration May Ask Rail Factories To Reduce Prices
Public Works Administrator Ickes said Roosevelt would ask major steel rail firms to cut prices. Eastman reported railroads want rails but refuse to pay current high prices not reduced since 1929. The move aims to boost employment while financing rail purchases with public works funds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Eastman
Beer Ban Keeps Creighton Frats Alcohol Free
Creighton University fraternities will not serve 3.2 beer under new law. Dean of men Father William J. Carboy says the old rule stays in place forbidding any alcoholic beverages at fraternities.
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Omaha
INS
Creighton University
William J. Carboy
City Briefs and Persons Assigned to Conservation Camps
Four reserve officers in this district will serve six months in civilian conservation corps camps. Assigned are Capt D Rs. Lynch of West Union and Lieutenants Dana Morris R S Miller and T L D Lynxwiler of Cedar Rapids, per Lieut Jack Donnell.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Jack Donnell
D Rs. Lynch
West Union
Dana Morris
R S Miller
T. L. D. Lynxwiler
Cedar Rapids
Births in Marion Alburnett and Mercy Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs D H Beach at St Luke's Hospital on Monday. Gerald Harvey was born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Gashaber of Alburnett on September 9 at Mercy Hospital. Joan was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Franc Jr at 71 Fifteenth Avenue SW on September 11 at Mercy Hospital.
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D H Beach
Twentieth Street
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Harvey Gashaber
Alburnett
Gerald Harvey
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Franc Jr
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Joan
Base Death Demand For Lamson On Spot Of Blood
San Jose California report states pathologist Dr Frederick Proescher said the state will base its demand that David A Lamson be hanged on a tiny blood spot found on the inside sleeve of Lamsons coat in the bathroom He noted defense criminologist E O Heinrich explained other blood spots but did not eliminate this spot The defense rested its case with its star witness Professor Heinrich a famed Berkeley criminologist
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San Jose
Calif
INS
Frederick Proescher
David A. Lamson
Lamson
E. O. Heinrich
Heinrich
Berkeley
Harrison pushes rational inflation plan for Roosevelt
Senator Harrison urges a rational inflation policy during a White House meeting with President Roosevelt. He says prices must rise to aid bankers and farmers and signals new steps to raise prices and provide credit for the NRA, following discussions with financial advisers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Recovery Council
NRA
Herring Arrives in Washington to Aid Auto Code Hearings
Iowa Governor Clyde Herring arrives in Washington as industrial adviser to the NRA for motor vehicle trade to assist in auto code hearings. He plans talks with federal officials on speeding Iowa public works farm mortgage relief and seeking more federal emergency aid for the state.
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Washington
Clyde Herring
Iowa
National Recovery Administration
Deaths of Mrs. Alice Harris in Park Rapids Minnesota
Mrs. Alice Harris died at her son Harley Harris home in Park Rapids Minnesota on Monday at age 73. Born in Linn county she spent most of her life in the area and moved last May to live with her son. Survived by sons Grover Coulter Estherville James Harris Eldora and Harley Park Rapids sister Mrs A H Miller and brother Dyer Usher Cedar Rapids.
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Alice Harris
Harley Harris
Park Rapids
Minn
A. H. Miler
G Avenue
Harris
Linn County
Grover Coulter
Estherville
James Harris
Eldora
Harley
Miller
Dyer Usher
Cedar Rapids
Former Cedar Rapids Man Shallenberger Dies After Operation
Everett O. Shallenberger, former Cedar Rapids resident and Rock Island railroad accountant, died at Des Moines Monday after an operation. He lived in Cedar Rapids from 1921 to 1932 before transferring to Des Moines and is survived by his wife and a daughter.
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Everett O. Shallenberger
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Des Moines
Mr. Shallenberger
Mrs. Mary Crandall Dies in Little River After Illness
Mrs. Mary A Crandall 70 of Little River Kansas sister of Judge H C Ring of the district court died at her home Friday after a two year illness Funeral services were held Sunday She was Judge Ring s last living sister Survived by son Clarence Crandall daughter Mrs Grace Hodgson both of Little River Brother George S Ring Center Point Also a longtime resident of Little River for fifty years
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Mary A. Crandall
Little River
Kan
H. C. Ring
District Court
Judge Ring
Crandall
George S. Ring
Center Point
Radio Schedule Mix of NBC CBS Programs and Personalities
A dense listing shows morning to evening radio segments across networks NBC CBS WGN WJZ WEAF WMAQ and more. Programs include young artists trio, kitchen closings, concert miniatures, orch ensembles, and various hosts such as Oscar, Luck, and Stokes.
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Kreen
de Rose
NBC
WEAF
Kitchen Closcuns
CBS
WBBM
KMOX
Suan Reuss
WEAP
Wow
WABC
Wmthousehold Institute
Indc
KYW
Tony Wons
WMT
Hetty Moore
WMAQ
Stokes Orch
WJZ
Kyw Osborne Orch
WCCO
Grn Arnold
Voice of Excurience
WAC
Tnbc
WADC
Marie
wWwccott Mall
WIZ
Battle
Ann Leaf
Harald Sanford
Grande
Betty
Bob
Kelle Forbes
Woman'’s Review
WCAF
Cass
Russell Orch
WJZ Chain
Snbc
al Bernard
Jack Brooks
CBS Wabg
Staunch T
Lugan
WOC
WHO
WCAO
Warner
Washington News
Dack Armstrong
WRBM
John Pierce
Ted Musing
Marion Downey
Tomas Arch
Ray Weatherton
Russo
Goldbergs
Wow Boake Carter
WGN
Fanny Slice
Olsen Arch
Ah Clues
Edwin Him
Cease and Perimutter
Kile—Kine
Wdz
Grofe Orch
Conrad Thibault
Gen Johnson
Gibbs Banquet
Alexander Woollentt
Wwcec
Fthel Waters
Mills Orch
Ren Phernie
Fisher Crech
King Orch
Marion News Highlights Local Teachers and Community Groups
Gail Anderson named president of Marion teachers at a Monday meeting with officers elected and plans for a September 21 reception at New Hallwood. DuMont family reunion held in Anamosa with W oH Schrimper re elected president. Various town activities include quilt making study, club meetings, school enrollments totaling 903 students, and numerous social and civic events around Marion.
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Gail Anderson
Marion
Snell
Ruth Rummens
Ina Brags
Dorothy Beach
Vivien Holm
Hallwood
Davenport
E. D. Armstrong
Lottie Dawson
W.W. H Schrimper
Robbins
Lloyd LeGrand
Mount Vernon
W. D. Patterson
MacKelly
Marie
Fred DuMont
Mary Russell
Cedar Rapids
Earl Meyers
Des Moines
Linn County
North Marion Township
North Marion
Fred Hann
Fred Langhoff
Detroit May Buy 99 Ford Cars Despite NRA Codes
Detroit may purchase 99 Ford automobiles from Dearborn dealer Robert Ford after low bid quoted on 99 of 146 cars. John J. Gorman, purchases chief, says city charter requires lowest bidder and Ford dealer has blue eagle status. Debate centers on NRA code compliance for car suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
John J. Gorman
Robert W. Ford
Dearborn
Gorman
Ford Motor Company
Robert Ford
Local Marriage Licenses Listed in Cedar Rapids District
The record shows marriages licenses issued for Frank J. Cerveny Jr and Lydia V. Dubishar of Fairfax Orville L. Kinsley of Indianapolis and Alta E King of Monticello Lee Stacy McQuin and Myrtle Mae Griffin of Cedar Rapids Joseph C Toman and Beatrice M Dalton of Cedar Rapids J R McKee and Helen E Dvorak, both of Cedar Rapids.
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Frank J. Cerveny, Jr
Lydia V. Dubishar
Fairfax
Orville L. Kinsley
Indianapolis
Alta E
Monticello
Lee Stacy McQuin
Myrtle Mae Griffin
Cedar Rapids
Joseph C.toman
Beatrice M. Dalton
J R. McKee
Helen E. Dvorak
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Belvidere
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Cedar. Rapids
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Minnie
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Willard Cox
Gladys
Ray Cox
Ray, Jr
Kansas City
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Rochelle
Bert Whitcomb
Springville
Paul Jones
DeSmet
S. D
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Martin Neilson
Edith Heldt
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Bloomington
Lucile Touro
George Touro
Coggon
Pleasant Grove School
No. 5
Margaret Wilkinson
Minor Wilkinson
Junior Shaffer
Wilma Weis
Lucile Huss
Harry Winkler
Rozelle
H. J. Huss
Winicket
The
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Marion Township
Lakeside
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Sunnyside
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Hillsdale
Ethelyn Oakley
Excelsior
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Wild Cat
Eloise Touro
Prairie Union
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Pleasant Grove
Leone Neill
Concord
Ada Fernow
Hazel Ridge
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Martin
Central City
North Star
Wilma Wild
No. 11
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Big Head
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Toddvile
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Picayune
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Squaw Creek
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Paralta
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Kensington
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Donald James
Dora Morgan
Hopkinton
Fairley
Mrs. Fairley
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Tier Billy
Jack Lisk
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Dubuque
Fred Srack
Otto Crill
DeWayne and
Margaret
Arkansas City, Ark
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Dry Creek
M. O. Winter
Kendall France Ware Company
Larimer Company
Cedar Or
Rapides
Aid Society of the
Presbyteria Church
Howard Leinbaugh
Celan Rollins
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Memorial Hall
Alta Mae Webb
Carl Strachen
Linn
Catherine Heinheimer
Mrs. W.J. Greer
Austin, Minn
Martcle
C. J. Biddle
Philip Shoup
Horace Reiter
Lettie Williams
James McConaughty
H. F. Breed
Walter Erwin
Tennyson Club
E. M. Saunders
Freda Young
Cary Club
Gerald Thomas
Mar~ion
Osa Price
W .S. Winter
Carrie Reichert
Sorosis Club
Rena Northrop Rice
Marion High School
Herbert Oo. Allen
Edward Allen
George and Henry Touro
Oelwein
Methodist Church
Howard Titus
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