Market Trends in Chicago Livestock Report
U S Dept of Agriculture notes Chicago market activity with hogs around 10 to 20 cents higher than Tuesday on 10 000 head including 4 000 direct top 11 00 bulk 180 240 Ibs 10 85 96 most 260 310 Ibs 10 25 80 light packingsows 9 40 60 unsorted scarce 9 10 30 and cattle 6 000 calves 1 500 with medium and heavy fed steers opening strong to higher and closing near steady as demand broad for all grades
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agra
Livestock Market Report Shows Steers Higher Prices
Yearlings and weighty steers up 10-15 cents with top bids near 12.00. Heifer yearlings scarce. Stockers and feeders 25 cents higher for the week but light activity. Bulk selling 5.75-7.25, good to choice cattle 7.60, 8.00-8.50 quotable. Cows scarce but firm.
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady in Midday Market
Chicago July 31 report shows butter at 12 400 firm and unchanged and eggs at 13 368 steady with no price changes.
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Chicago
Cotton Futures Open Higher on Light Demand in New York
New York cotton futures opened steady to 4 points higher as traders bought and offered little supply. Oct 11.52, Dec 11.40, Jan 11.35, Mar 11.28, May 11.24, July not quoted. late session closed steady 1/16 higher with spot middling at 12.10.
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New York
Cotton futures rise on New Orleans demand July 31
New Orleans cotton opens several points higher on buying by traders and professionals amid better cables and reports of regional harvests. October hits 11.44 after starting at 11.40, December 11.84, January 11.30, May 11.25, with gains around 25 cents per bale. closes steady with small advances across contracts and mixed quotes shown for October through May.
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New Orleans
Heat Wave Grips Middle West Fears Prostrations
Kansas City July 31 The heat weary middle west looked for relief as temperatures topped 100. At least 10 deaths were blamed on the heat with three in Iowa and Chicago each. Oklahoma Wisconsin and Missouri reported one death apiece. Sedalia Topeka and Fremont hit 105 while Island Neb 104 and Lincoln 103.
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Weather Bureau
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Puchs to Retire as Braves President
The Boston traveler reports Emil Puchs will retire as president of the Boston Braves tomorrow after serving as head of the National League club.
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Objects to mandate Addis Ababa July 81
Ethiopian foreign Swape rejects any proposal for an international mandate over Fithi. The brief statement notes opposition to outside control and calls for regional solutions within Africa.
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Urgent Warning on Non Aryans Influx Issued
Berlin amid automanaged press propaganda reports a most urgent warning about a surge of non Aryans entering the area. The brief note signals heightened concern and official briefing on security and demographic impact.
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Berlin
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The provided OCR fragment is garbled and contains no clear events, entities, or context to summarize into a factual card. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or dates can be confirmed.
Senate Lobby Hearings Spotlight Gas and Electric Fees
Testimony before the Senate lobby committee cited by counsel for Associated Gas and Electric accused witnesses of evasive questioning. Representative Patton reported living expenses of about 2600 after bond purchases and a salary of 3100, later claiming 4044 with mileage. A. G. E. expenditures to defeat the holding company bill were reported at 805,194.
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Solicitors Driven Out of New Bern for Fiction Claims
In New Bern on July 31 a group of nine magazine subscription solicitors led by Paul Russell were forced to refund subscriptions after authorities uncovered deceptive pitches. Reverend R E McClure halted the operation and a warrant led to Russell’s $25 fine and costs. The mayor ordered the refund of option money and the group to leave town.
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Jas. E. Cruthis Taken by Death
James Edward Cruthis 34 died at a local hospital after a three week illness. He was born in Guilford County and married to Janie Wilson, survived by two sons Levi and David, two daughters Leanna and Nannie, parents J. W. Cruthis and spouse, a brother Tom, sisters Laura Breedlove Edith Cruthis, and three half brothers Hilary Robert and Raymond Cruthis. Funeral from the home Thursday at 4 pm conducted by Rev. C J Jones of Jamestown M E B church with burial in Mitchells Grove cemetery.
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Hilary
Robert
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Jamestown
C. J. Jones
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Jealous suitor abducts and wounds bridegroom en route to city
Dr. Bauer was seized by a stranger while driving to Chicago with his wife after a wedding. The kidnapper forced him to a remote site near Oakland cemetery, bound him, and attempted an operation before Bauer fainted. He recovered enough to name a jealous former suitor as motive.
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Bauer
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Oakland Cemetery
Market resumes its upward trend with show of enthusiasm
The New York market opened July 31 with gains across major issues as utilities and rail stocks boosted indices. Commodities rose with wheat and other grains, cotton higher, and a gold currency rally in foreign exchange. Several prominent utilities industrials and motors stocks hit new yearly highs.
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Industriale
Miners Trapped After African Mine Explosion
An explosion at Mare field colliery near Breyton entombed 77 miners, three white, with rescue pumps started and hopes fading after a cage full of canaries died in the shaft.
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Union of South Africa
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Two Polit Tikes Operated Continuously Since 1604 and 1809
In Ruthenie two political toy figures have run without interruption since 1604 and 1809 respectively. This brief note marks their long-standing ceremonial presence and historical continuity in local governance culture.
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Polit Tikes
Ruthenie
Judge Teague Deliberates in Dr Sumner Case Next Week
The trial resumes next Wednesday as Judge Teague weighs Dr Sumner’s conduct over stitches removal and patient payment dispute. Witnesses including Dr Saunders and Dr Brockmann defend Sumner noting standard care and lack of obstruction. The court reconvenes to hear remaining testimony and a prior related case.
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Tobacco market dates set for regional belts
The report notes fair condition of barley and dark tobacco with Tennessee crops not yet ready for forecasts. Opening market dates set by the Tobacco Association of the United States follow for Georgia and South Carolina markets and other belts: Eastern North Carolina August 26, middle belt September 17, old belt October 1, dark Virginia belt November 12.
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Price fixing struck from AAA amendment bill
Washington July 31 price fixing was eliminated from the AAA amendment after House conferees agreed to the attached amendment.
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House
Air Commerce Orders Static Test Reports For New Aircraft
The Bureau of Air Commerce now requires static test reports on new types of aircraft before inspections and flight tests can be undertaken. This rule aims to ensure structural safety prior to certification and flight testing.
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German protest over Bremen attack noted in New York
Governor Herbert Lehman and officials react to a Bremen liner incident with Germany protesting the assault on the Nast. The note demands apology and a quick disclosure of facts while New York officials pledge prosecutions for those involved. The German chargé d’affaires cites a serious incident and the U S replies emphasize religious liberty and civil rights amid Jewish concerns.
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Building Gains in the Southeast in June 1936
The Southeast shows mixed results with a June rise in some sectors while department stores fall 18.4 percent from May. Textile mills remain active, pig iron output drops 17.7 percent month to month yet coal and other industries show gains. Cotton acreage July 1 stands 7.1 percent higher than planned and 8 percent above last year.
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Commodity Credit Corporation Textile Mills
Bama
Helen Jacobs sails to United States from England
Helen Jacobs left Southampton England aboard the jetty to return to the United States. She said she would come back next year for another all England tennis championship.
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Southampton
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