Hog Prices Fall as Receipts Cloud Week's Close
Chicago and major markets report continued hog price declines with large receipts in the final Wallace plan week. Monday totals reach about 129 200 across five markets. Chicago alone had 90 000 with 50 000 under government program, top around five 25 and average near 410. East St Louis and Cleveland show mixed, but overall dull trade amid government influence and rising supplies.
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Chicago
Chienogo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St Louis
MIX & Butchers Si
East Buffalo
Market Receipts Highlight Wisconsin and North Dakota Prices
Circular shows produce receipts with Wisconsin round whites and Minnesota North Dakota listings. Prices listed include No 1 grades and various weights, noting demand levels and trading activity across regions and markets.
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Circago
Bundas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hollandale
North Dakota
North
Dakota
U S
Mixed Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Livestock market update shows hogs and cattle prices fluctuating with lower sow bids and steers mixed. Receipts reach 30 000 hogs and 13 500 calves as futures and week trends hint at slower demand and tighter supplies at Omaha and surrounding markets.
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Omata Fiv
Omaha
Frica
Wes Se
Etter
Sing Werk Seniers
Fender
Grain and straw prices listed in Cedar Rapids ad
A Cedar Rapids classified snippet shows grain prices around 74 daes ta 37.900 wy with straw quoted at 400 and 500. It mentions a route fee and outras fees with figures such as 4 hours and a $4.50 62500 ars.
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Chicago
Lamson Stethers and Co
Ysutow
Manegey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Phare
Thich Low
Grain market dull as inflation talk weighs on prices
Chicago reports a quiet grain trade with pessimism and influence from Washington. Wheat slid over two cents, corn fell about two cents, oats eased, and rye rose modestly while provisions followed grains lower amid selling pressure and light news from Washington.
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Chicago
Washington
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Spence
Bond Markets Ease Amid Mixed Notes and Mixed Stocks
The New York bond market edged lower after last week's gains with primary issues steady and government securities showing a firm bias. Treasury and Liberty issues traded mixed as some issues rose while others slipped, reflecting profit taking and cautious demand.
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York
New York
Postal ‘Telegraph
Wall St. Stocks Drift Amid Inflation Fears And Mixed Signals
Wall Street opened with broad declines as inflation and policy doubts unsettled traders. Prices showed erratic moves in stocks and bonds, with wheat and cotton under pressure while many assets later trimmed losses on short covering and cautious sentiment.
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American Telephone
Allied Chemical
U. S, Steel
Case du Pont
General Motors
Locas
Sears Roebuck
Westinehouse Western Union Dome Mines
American Smelting
McIntyre
Porcupine
Cerro de Pasco
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Sinclair Co continues pig purchases this week
Allan Nash heads a packing firm announcing continued pig and sow buying on behalf of the government. The program, aimed at attracting more pigs, was set to extend beyond last week into this week as government purchases continue.
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Allan Nash
TOM Lint and Company Ltd
Freedas
Formal Opening of Federal Court Tuesday
Federal court officials arriving in the city prepared for the formal opening of the September term of the United States court at 10 am Tuesday. Judge Gemue C Scort with a short Monday afternoon session for naturalization cases handled miscellaneous matters from the northern district of Iowa in his chambers both morning and afternoon.
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T.e Tanited States Court
Tueday
Gemue C Scort
Towa
Hogs slump on local market as prices fall
Hog prices slumped on the local market Monday with all grades down 15 cents. Prime top drops to 4.25 while calf and sheep figures show limited gains and varied quality marks. Buck lambs priced around 1.00 in the note.
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Sinclair Hog Market
Tees
Seeeses SF
Etree Eeeaee
Prine
Cotton Etter Named Sigourney Postmaster
Postmaster General James A Farley named Cotton Etter acting postmaster at Sigourney. Etter is the son of Mrs Flora Etter, a national Democratic committeewoman.
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Cotton Etter
Sigourney
Washington
Creneral James A Farley
Sircournes
T Etter
Flora Etter
National
Dimpecratic
Births Report Mount Vernon Area Announces New Arrivals
Local column notes newborns in the Mount Vernon region including families such as Viro, Mass, Walter, and Hudson with birth announcements filed on a Monday.
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Viro
Mass Walter Hudson
Mount Vernon
Couple Nabbed In Housekeeper Letter Fraud
Mr. and Mrs. O J Bjerke were arrested in Sioux City on federal mail fraud charges. Indictment alleges Mrs Bjerke posed as a single woman writing to men, obtaining about $300 in expenses and other funds from suitors in Iowa and Michigan.
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O. J. Bjerke
Naomi Wanda Bjerke
Wanda Simpson
Sioux City
U. S
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Dubuque Is Based On Letters Allegedly Written By Mrs. Bjerke
August Bogun
Owosso
Mich
Waukon
Bogun
Decorah
Harry Reed
Waterloo
Bjerke
Reed
Manufacturers Hit Closed Shop Idea
Hearings opened on codes for the hotel dyeing and cleaning industries as officials and AFL leader William Green discussed a broad rewrite of the hostelry charter and possible multi plant bargaining. Steel leaders Myron Taylor Eugene Grace L E Block and Arthur Roeder joined President Roosevelt at a conference with NRAs Richberg and other officials amid wider recovery act discussions and rail loan allocations.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Joseph B Eastman
Richberg
NRA
Presdent Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
United States Steel
Eugene Gracer
Bethlehem
Believe McKee Is Sure To Enter New York Mayoralty Contest
The AP reports Joseph V. McKee, close to President Roosevelt, appears set to enter the New York mayoral race to challenge Mayor John P. O'Brien of Tammany Hall and Fiorello La Guardia. The New York Times notes postmaster general James A. Fatler and other Democrats backing McKee.
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Mckee
N.Y
New York
Joseph V. MekKee
Roosevelt
John P O'Brien
Tammany
Fiorello LaGuardia
Fusion
New York Times
James A Fatles
Fane
Manufacturer's Son Wakes Poison and Gives Alms
In Chicago a young man identified as David K Andrews 24 son of Garrett Andrews, president of Arrowhead Mills in Chattanooga Tennessee, drank poison then collapsed while a charity appeal was underway in Parscone Street. He received hospital care and doctors expect recovery.
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Chicago
Tino
South
David K Andrews
Garrett Andrews
Arrowhead Mills
Chattanooga, Tenn
Our House 35
Torgler Protests Innocence In Reichstag Fire Trial
Ernst Torgler, ex communist on trial in Leipzig, proclaims full innocence in defense against charges of conspiring to burn the Reichstag. He asserts he reported to police the day after the fire and calls for identification of facts amid court questions.
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Leipzig
Germany
Ernst Torgler
Reichstag
Torgler
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Marion High School Vocal Groups Organized
Marion high school's vocal departments under Miss Rose Wilcox formed two girls glee clubs Ce celian and Bel Canto and two boys glee clubs Minnesingers and Troubadours with detailed rosters. A mixed chorus also listed.
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Marion High School
Mabel Williams
Lois Lockwood
Elaine Edleman
Alto
Florence Oakley
Janet Lothian
Mary Adelaide Albaugh
Evelyn Peterson
Burdena Cunningham
Kathryn Hoaglin
Anna M. Wickham
Winifred Newlin
Marguerite Michel
Glee Club
Bel Canto
Ella Davin
Joan Standish
Katherine Klink
Eunice van Fossen
Ornetta Reinheimer
Darrell Leeks
Vernon Clark
James Davin
Merrill Clemons
Harry Hart
Vincent Hart
Kenneth Winter
Robert Widger
Wayne Wells
Donald Haines
Robert Hogan
Roland Milner
Joseph Gatewood
Maurice Flack
Alan McKean
Willard Jones
Donald Phelps
Ross Edwards
Richard Hart
Max Phelps
Robert Shirley
Dale Hazlett
Ralph Hawk
Harmon Hendrickson
Helen Pyle
Elizabeth Sloss
Jeanette Titus
Margaret Zak
Enid Mershon
Loraine Cruise
Margaret Jacobs
Kathryn Sinclair
Eleanor Hanna
Jessamine Rundquist
Arlene Blarry
Flaine Edieman
Mary A. Albaugh
Margaret Michel
Anna Mo Wickham
Winifred Newwm
Janet Kintan
Arminta Daviczen
Fom Senor
Harold Horn
Kenneth Potter
Frank Flacz
Ravine Bowes
George Ouest
Zuuntery MW
Ounem Bois Campwe
Bowes
Bower Muses
Greece
Gustney
Weare
Wea
Freaum Lelong
Corn Belt Savings Bank Pays Dividends to Depositors
About 650 000 dollars in dividends were paid and 10 000 dollars remains unclaimed. Some 800 recipients have not yet cashed their checks. The bank has issued three dividends totaling roughly 40 percent of deposits.
Herriot Suffering Kidney Infection in Lyons
Former French Premier Edouard Herriot, back from a visit to Russia, fell seriously ill in Lyons, France. He is reported to have a kidney infection with angina pectoris and a high fever, prompting concern as he recently returned from contact with U.S. President Roosevelt for talks.
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LYONS
France
Edouard Herriot
Herrio
Roosevelt
Mrs. Richard Moon Dies at 44 in Stanwood
Stanwood resident Mrs. Richard Moon 44 died at home after twenty years in town. She married Sept 5 1867 and is survived by eight children including Emma Cousins Agnes Rickard Dove Allen and others in Stanwood Los Angeles Chicago and Florida. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p.m. in the Methodist church with burial at Red Oak cemetery.
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Stanwood
Richard Moon
Emma J Cousins
Agnes A Rickard
Dove W Allen
David M. Moon
Olin
Etta M. Sturgis
Charles H Moon
Los Angeles
Blanche A Butler
Chicago
Lola R. Wettest
Orlando
Local marriage licenses issued in Iowa towns
W Matheny and Florence E McCreary of Toddville, George We. Younce Jr and Anna Dzik of Cedar Rapids, and Franklin William Pundil with Magdalene Wuma Serbousek of Swisher are recorded as couples obtaining licenses.
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W Matheny
Florence E McCreary
Toddville
George We. Younce Jr
Anna Dzik
Cedar Rapids
Franklin William Pundil
Magdaline
Wuma Serbousek
Swisher
Gas Rate Audit Proposal Faces Vote After City Study
The council considers a gas rate audit to compare 1040 BTU per cubic foot gas. Consumers would pay more per 1000 cubic feet but use about 40 percent less heat units, with the company funding most of the survey costs and promising access to records. A Franklin area audit team from ITB McGladrey Cedar Rapids will conduct the appraisal. work starts Tuesday with a six week target.
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Councimen
Howard R Green Company
H R. Green
Green
ITB McGladrey Company
Cedar Rapids
Council
Jury Returns Verdict In $230 Account Suit
A district court jury before Judge A 5B Clark retired at 5 05 p m after an all day trial of J J Van Waus versus Roy and Elen Shakespeare over a $230 account for services on a farm between January 19 1932 and October 27 1932.
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Clark
J J van Waus
Roy
Elen Shakespeare van Waus
Shakespeares
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