Hog Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Livestock Quotes
Hog quotations were steady five cents lower on Thursday at Aamour's Stockyard Huron as cattle and sheep prices also showed uneven changes. Chicago holdovers and large receipts pressured hogs, with 12 000 head expected unsold by week’s end as hogs in Chicago Friday and Saturday would stay in yards over weekend. Cattle and calves showed varied shifts while lamb prices hovered with steady to firm bids in several markets including Sioux Falls and Watertown.
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Aamour
Huron
Chicago
War Food Administration
Weather and Congress Press Grain Prices Lower
Weather and congressional move to suspend import duties on feed grains for 90 days depressed grain prices. Rain across the southwest improved moisture, but market tone remained weak with wheat and rye down briefly. Near-term trading quiet with some short-covering at close and mixed futures results in December wheat around 1.67 and rye near 1.18.
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Congress
New York
Minneaplis Cash Close Shows Market Wheat and Grain Prices
Minute overview of Minneapolis cash close with wheat prices and receipts for Thursday led by heavy dark northern and red durum standings. Corn and barley figures listed with trading basis notes and varying numbers for multiple grades and positions.
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Huhon Grain Market Wheat
Minneapolis
Montana
Minnesota-South Dakota
Sioux City Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Readily Move
Cattle and hog bids show activity with 2,500 cattle and 12,500 hogs listed. Slaughter classes steady to slow with feeders weak, while top hogs at 260 to 270 pounds near 13.45, 280 to 360 pounds around 12.35 to 12.85, sows 13.90, lambs not fully established and wool market soft.
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Esaw
Sioux City
Howe
Choics
Livestock market report from St Paul cattle sale
CWFA notes a steady to strong market for slaughter steers and heifers while cows and bulls stay fully steady. Three thousand seven hundred head traded with high quality 1,437 lb steers at 16.15 per cwt and about 15.65 for medium and good grades.
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ST. Paul
Turkeys and Butter Prices Feature in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists item prices including turkeys at 28 cents, eggs at 49 cents, butter at 50 cents. No clear date or full context available.
Produce Price Ranges From Huron to Chicago Markets
Daily market report from Huron lists prices for heavy breed springs 23 cents, leghorn springs 22, heavy hens 21, etc. Sioux Falls shows heavy hens four pounds plus 20 cents, eggs at 41 cents for number one, with Butterfat values. Watertown notes color ed springs and various hen and egg prices. Chicago market reports firm butter and unsettled eggs with live poultry prices and leg horn figures.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Siouxfalls
Watertown
Legh
Chicago
New York Produce Prices Quiet At Government Ceiling
December 9 report shows butter at 516 859 firm, cheese 975 939 nominal with no quotations, eggs 22 881 firm, live and dressed beef and poultry prices unchanged from yesterday. MITCHELL PRODUCER lists hens over four pounds at 20 cents, leghorn hens 18 cents, old roosters 15 cents per pound.
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New York
Mitchell
December stock market drifts after brief December boom
New York traders saw a minor December rally fade as profit taking pressed prices. Several favorites showed modest recoveries but overall action remained uneven with fractional losses near the close and a note of easing selling pressure rippling through many main departments.
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New.york
Benefit Show Opens For Local Charity
Students attended a benefit performance organized by the Service Club to raise funds. Lt Bowden and Lt Conlon spoke, and Marion Walker described AEB Tales rules requiring a benefit premiere before regular runs. Tickets were sold by the club for the show and proceeds support the cause.
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Chitty
Bt Sarbart
Bowden
Garrison-On-Hudson
N. Air-Wac
Uterming
Ity
Conlon
Marion Walker
Biddle questions constitutionality of Japanese American internment
Attorney General Francis Biddle told a Dies committee that the WRA lacks legal authority to intern U S citizens and suggested revoking citizenship as a remedy. He cited Tule Lake and other relocation centers, noted loyalty pledges, and described Japanese treatment of Americans abroad as “good” based on exchanges with repatriates aboard the Gripsheim.
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Washington
Francis Biddle
Dies
War Relocation Authority
Tule Lake
Cairo
Biddle
WRA
Japan
United States
Gripsheim
Denver Congressman Lawrence Lewis Dies in Capital
Washington report says Representative Lawrence Lewis Democrat of Denver Colorado died today at Walter Reed Hospital after a period of illness. He had been admitted November 16 following repeated heart attacks and failed to respond to treatment.
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Colorado
Lewis
Washington
Lawrence Lewis
Denver
Colo
Walter Reed Hospital
Wis
Letcher Defeats Forestburg 30 to 12 in Pony Hills Clash
Letcher won at Forestburg in a Pony Hills Conference game 30 to 12 with Ivas Carter top scoring at 12 points. In the prelim, Letcher’s second team beat Forestburg seconds 30 to 6. Forestburg heads to Woonsocket Friday.
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Letcher
Forestburg
Ivas Carter
Woonsocket
Senate Tax Plan Mixed On Race Track Wagering
A Senate finance committee proposed cutting the pari mutuel wagering levy from projected receipts of 27.5 million to about 1.92 billion, offset by House increases on admission taxes and jewelry duties. The plan shifts tax burdens toward those who can bet while aiming to reduce overall revenue by around 216.6 million over time.
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Ashington
Senate
FE Committee
House
Treasury
Morgenthau
Walsh
D-Mass
Bllison DB
Cotton Ed
Ocratic Party
Bailey
Démocratic Party
Ferguson
R.mich
House Military Committee
May
Mrs. Theresa Bies Dies Sudden in Huron Residence
Mrs. Theresa Bies aged 66, found dead yesterday at her room 254 Fourth Street Southwest, believed to have died Monday night after long heart disease illness. Survived by five daughters, six sons, two sisters, three brothers, 22 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. funeral set for Saturday with time and place to be announced.
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Theresa Bies
Fourth Street
W. C. Welter
Salem
Rapid City
Broadland
Ater
Fred Albrecht Buried at Redfield Doland South Dakota
Funeral services for Fred Albrecht were held December 2 in Doland Lutheran Church. He died November 30 at his home. Burial followed in Redfield. Albrecht, born January 7 1876 in Alexandersrud Germany, emigrated in 1886 with his parents. Survived by two sons, three daughters, a wife predeceased him, and three sisters. John Albrecht serves in Italy.
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Doland
Fred Albrecht
Frederick Albrecht
Alexandersrud
Wurttemburg
Germany
Mamie Osborn
Helen Brink
Redfield
Kathryn
George Albrecht
John
Italy
Huron
Barbara Yams
Albert Mantz
Burton Lounsbury
Sinatra Rejected For Army Service
Newark reports Frankie Sinatra classified 4-F due to ear drum issue after pre induction exam. He blamed fatigue and mastoid trouble from childhood and said he hoped to join the Marine Corps, expressing disappointment at the outcome.
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Newark
N. A
Army
Marine Corps
Buddies of Missing Lt LaCraft Visit Huron
Lt Kendall LaCraft’s buddy Lt N G Johnson, his former roommate, visited Huron with LaCraft’s parents Mr and Mrs L K LaCraft. Johnson, on leave from South Dakota to visit his parents at Sisseton, stops en route to Miami, then will return to his base in the Caribbean where LaCraft and their crew have been missing since August after reporting sighting an enemy submarine. Both men trained as aviators in the Navy Reserve and served in the Caribbean squadron.
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N. G. Johnson
Kendall LaCraft
Huron
LaCraft
L.K. LaCraft
Johnson
South Dakota
Sisseton
Miami
Caribbean
LaCragt
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
East
U. S. Navy Reserve
Writ Fails to Free Farm Son from Army
In Salt Lake City a habeas corpus petition by Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bingham fails to free their son Bingham R. Bingham, 20, from the army. Judge Tilman D. Johnson rules the case not grounds to release him as an agricultural worker despite deferral by the state appeals board.
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Salt Lake City
Ap ‘Peals Board
Swine Embargo Placed In St Paul South
Dec 9 South St Paul Union Stockyards announces new embargo on hog shipments by truck accepted from midnight Dec 9 to midnight Dec 12. Rail shipments embargoed effective midnight Dec 10. Previous embargo lifted at midnight Dec 2.
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St.Paul
ST. Paul
Minn
Union
Stockyards
Inonu Invited to Conference on War Plans
A fragmentary report notes belief that Turkish leader Inonu was invited to a conference with nations opposing Germany to discuss war plans for the region, while a small group questions the invitation.
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Inonu
No Favoritism Shown Major Oil Firms Says Lund
OPA attorney Adrian Chargo says investigations into South Dakota gasoline stations proceed without discrimination between major oil company supplies and independents. Harold Lund reports 456 cases reviewed, 229 from major suppliers and 227 from independents, with more violations found among independents. He notes stations with major suppliers are better informed and generally more compliant, but investigations target all stations regardless of ownership.
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Washington
South Dakota
Office of Price Administration
Gurney
R-Sd
Adrian Chargo
OPA
Chester Bowles
Harold O. Lund
Sioux Falls
Joc Tian
Lund
Ciano Not Executed But May Face Trial
Rome reports Count Galeazzo Ciano former Italian foreign minister will be tried soon with several former Fascist officials. The session may be secret and the trial location undisclosed, contradicting rumors of his execution. Berlin radio denies those rumors at the Swiss Italian frontier.
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Ciano
Stocsmulm
Rome
Godetarn
Handelscch Stoefartstidning
Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussoini
Berlin
Elks Plan New Year Dance At Club Ball Room
A committee discussed the annual New Year's cabaret dance at the Elks Club ballroom. All Elks and visiting servicemen will be invited, with a new rule allowing each member to bring one guest couple. Reservations run through December 30 in the secretary’s office.
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Elks
Elks Club
American Nurses Deploy to Chinese Outpost
Twenty three nurses arrived to serve with the United States 14th Army Air Force in China. The air evacuation unit will fly wounded and sick from forward bases to hospitals, with seven nurses among the first group welcomed by airmen in blue uniforms.
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Nep
U.S
ATR Force
China
Classified fragment mixed sales and rentals in local ad page
Fragmentary notices show numerous FOR SALE and FOR RENT items including a five room house with furnace and hardwood floors to be moved, a small mill saw, white rocks for roasting, a table radio set, Boston bull puppies, a brown leather portfolio lost, and various clothing items and pets offered for sale or rent with partial contact details and vague locations.
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Minois S.W
Gndel
Cadio
Boston
Huron
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