Armour's Stockyard Hog Market Steady to Weak
Armour's Stockyard in Huron reports hog quotations steady to weak on Friday. Cattle and sheep prices mostly steady. hogs priced by weight with top quotes around 12.65 to 12.95 for 280 to 300 pounders and 11.90 for good sows. Slaughter lambs steady to 10 cents lower. feeders and other lots listed with representative sales and prices. No cattle quotations today.
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Armour's
Huron
Fis
Heavies No
Market Slaughter Hits Records Amid Hog Carryovers
Chicago reports a glut with hog receipts down yet a heavy holdover expected after heavy November slaughter. Western markets show hogs mostly steady to lower as cattle and sheep trade figures vary. St. Paul and regional totals list steady cattle prices, large hog carryovers, and mixed calf and sheep bids.
Sioux Falls Livestock Report Shows Steady Hogs and Cattle
Hogs receipts about 200 with no trading. prices near 13.20 for select hogs. Cattle count around 200 with quotations unchanged. In Sioux City, cattle salable around 800 with calves noted, cleanup trade steady. stockers and feeders slow with light demand and only small gains in prices observed.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
WFA
Pena
Steess and
Yenrlis
Mediu
Produce Market Price Ranges From Huron and Watertown
Huron market reports daily price ranges by telephone with entries for heavy and light breeds, hens, roosters, geese, duck, butterfat and eggs. Watertown prices from December 10 14 show detailed figures for colored springs leghorn eggs and dairy products among others.
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Huron
Watertown Livestock Market Report December 10
Hogs steady to 10 cents lower with butchers at 9.60 to 13.10. sow prices about 11.20 to 50. Cattle steady with fed steers and heifers 12.00 to 15.00, grassers 8.00 to 10.00, cows 8.00 to 10.00, canners 5.00 to 7.00, bulls 7.50 to 10.00. Sheep strong 25 cents higher with lambs 12.50 to 13.25, yearlings 8.00 to 11.00, ewes 3.00 to 5.75. Produce remained the same.
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Choice
Choi
Wunds Eesti
Chicago
WFA
ST. Paul Livestock
ST. Paul
Montana
Watertown
Mitchell Produce Prices and Terms Bulletin
Mitchell produce catalog lists per pound and unit prices for hens leghorn roosters and cocks heavy springs and leg horn varieties. Also shows turkey prices young and old, eggs and butter fat with listed case run and miscellaneous items.
New York Prices Steady for Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry
New York December 10 prices show butter 384793 firm, cheese 107614 nominal no quotations, eggs 17612 firm, live and dressed poultry firm with no change in prices.
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New York
Sioux Falls Produce Prices and Egg Rates List
Sioux Falls market notes poultry prices by weight and breed with four pounds and over heavy hens at 20 cents, under four pounds 18 cents, leghorn hens 18 cents, heavy springs 23 cents, leghorn springs 20 cents, leghorn cocks 13 cents. Eggs priced at 41 cents for number one, 36 cents for number two, and 33 cents for pullets.
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Watertown
Colored Springs
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Case Run Cess
Sioux Falls
Sioux Fally
Chicago Produce Market Roundup Report
Poultry and butter held firm as receipts and unsettled egg settlements affected market sentiment. Live poultry traded in one car shipment with 25 tricks noted while butter remained firm and egg prices hovered around 32 to 38 cents with checks at 32 to 34½ cents.
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Chicago
Ten Year Peaks Hit In Wheat Trading
Chicago reports wheat prices reached decade highs as the market showed strong gains. Traders noted firm demand and limited supply driving contracts higher across the board.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Markets show mixed grain moves with December wheat near 168 169 and rye edging up while barley climbs. Minneapolis cash close notes spring wheat gains and various hard red winter quotes, with multiple numbers for futures and cash grain prices across regions.
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Chicago
Clore
Tim
Fey
Minneapolis
North
Montana
Minnesota
South Dakota
Commodities Rally Boosts Wall Street Toward Year End
Renewed strength in commodities spurred a selective stock market rally in New York. Prices were lifted by gains in farm equipment mail order gold mines and industrial blue chips with a lively third hour push of one to five point advances. Trading reached about 900000 shares as year end tax adjustments and inflation talk supported optimism.
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New York
Dec
Financial tickers and percentages in a clipped closure list
A fragmentary closing listing shows company tickers such as Allegh Corp AmAirlines AmTel Tel and AmInternat with assorted percentages and figures. The text appears as a garbled OCR of a market or corporate-closing section with partial names and values. No clear narrative, dates, or outcomes are present.
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Allegh Corp
AlChDye
AllisChalMng
AmAirlines
AmInternat
AmTel&Tel
AmWoolp
AmWoolpt
Anaconda
Arm Dus
Arm
Aviation Corp
Bendix Avia
Pilots Contain House Fire Near Seymour Johnson Air Base
Two pilots from Seymour Johnson Air Field spotted flames at the home of RW Pierce near Goldsboro North Carolina. They landed nearby to fight the blaze but lacked water. One pilot flew back to base for extinguishers. the house was saved aside from roof damage.
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Goldsboro
S. C
Seymour Jonson
Fying
Pierce
Whisky shortage blamed on profiteers and hoarding
Senator Van Nuys said a 42 percent drop in whisky withdrawals from May to September shows hoarding by distillers wholesalers and retailers to push prices higher. He cited testimony about a growing black market and noted many buyers stockpiled whisky as an investment. A probe into the shortage and profiteering was underway.
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Washington
van Nuys
D-Ind
Nuys
Senate
Judiciary
Imrmedizie
Congress
Sioux City Hog Embargo Shuts Stockyards In Early December
Sioux City IA December 10 a two day embargo on hog arrivals at the stockyards was ordered by G F Silkniter president of the Sioux City Livestock Exchange. The embargo blocks rail and truck shipments from noon December 10 to noon December 12 to help control shipments and aid orderly marketing.
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Sioux City
Si City Livestock Exchange
Willkie Beliefs Four Points Digest by Cowles
John Cowles of Minneapolis outlines a four point Willkie philosophy as a possible pre congress platform for Wendell Willkie in 1944. The four are civil liberties free enterprise international cooperation and frank discussion of national issues. Cowles reports on alleged vote buying offers at the 1940 convention and notes skepticism about deals in the Willkie campaign.
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Jack Bell
Wallington
Wenach 1
Wilkie
John Cowles
Minneapolis
Willkie
Roosevelt
Cowles
C. Nelson
Sparks
Akron, O
Wendell Willkie
Philadelphia
Robert A. Taft
Waele
Hopkins Figures In Langer Senate Quiz
A resolution by Senator Langer calling for an investigation of the 1940s Republican national convention was referred to a Senate elections subcommittee led by Senator Kilgore. The measure seeks to prove irregularities in Wendell Willkie's nomination and any corrupt connection involving Harry Hopkins.
Boyer Welcomes First Child In Caesarean Delivery
Actor Charles Boyer and wife Paterson welcomed their first child, a boy named Hollywood Dee. Dr Raymond McBurney assisted the cesarean delivery. both mother and baby reported in fine condition.
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Reich
Boyers
Hollywood
Dee
Charles Boyer
Pat’ Patterson
Raymond McBurney
Baby 31 Ounces At Birth Now Doing Fine
Northampson Massachusetts records a baby born weighing 31 ounces on December 10. The infant is reported in good health with parents relieved and grateful for the early update from local hospital officials.
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Northampson
Mass
Tokyo Claims Sinking U S Wisconsin and Five Battleships
London dispatch reports Tokyo propagandists claim the United States battleship Wisconsin and five other battleships were sunk in action off Bougainville. Berlin radio quotes Tokyo saying the Wisconsin sister ship was sunk while another Wisconsin is just launched amid wartime secrecy.
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Ct. S
London
Tokyo
Berlin
U.ss.-Wis
Wisconsin
Harbor
United States
Bougainville
Few Farm Trucks To Be Available
Washington reports the agriculture department says farmers will receive less than 20 percent of their anticipated need for new trucks in 1944. Production plans call for 81,000 medium and heavy trucks for civilian use, with only about 35,000 to be allocated to agriculture. The shortage could hit the dairy industry hard, which surveys place at a need for around 25,000 trucks.
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Washington
Agriculture,department
Spanish War Vets Elect Officers for 1944 in Sidney Camp
The Sidney E. Morrison Camp of United Spanish War Veterans elected 1944 officers at a regular meeting in the U.W.C.A. cottage. J. Alen was named commander, MG. Sharp senior vice commander, Frank Richards junior vice commander, RB D. Troupe trustee for three years, Charles Peterbaugh two years, and D. B. Wilmarth one year. Andrew Martin installed the officers with F. B. Anderson assisting. D. B. Wilmarth presented past commander jewel to Oslie Knudtson, honoring his service in 1898.
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Sidney E. Morrison
United Spanish War Veterans
U.W.C.A
J. Alen
MG. Sharp
Frank Richards
Esmond
Troupe
Charles. Peterbaugh
B. Wilmarth
Iroquois
Andrew Martin
F. B. Anderson
Cay
D. B. Wilmarth
Oslie Knuartson
de Smet
Jewel
Knudtson
Willworth
Draft policy aims to protect fathers in national pool plan
The bill creates a national pool for selective service that places fathers born before Sept 15 1942 at the bottom of the draft list and bars their call while non fathers remain eligible. It also removes supervisory powers from the Manpower Commission and transfers full draft authority to the selective service director.
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Wheeler
Mont
McNutt
Censorship Eases as Price Announces Policy Change
Washington December 10 Director Byron Price announces a liberalization of voluntary press and radio censorship. The Office of Censorship will clear material for publication and broadcast and may act as a final authority on restricted content while not originating news. Price urges caution against unauthorized requests from chambers of commerce and others and hopes censorship will end after hostilities.
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Washington
Byron Price
Price
Office of Censorship
Chambers of Commerce
Two Huron Pupils Shine in Regional Declamatory Contest
In Wessington Springs seven districts participate with two Huron pupils earning superior ratings. Phyllis Gross delivered Beyond the Range and Minette Friedman performed Elmer did the Best He could as both advance to the state contest in Alpena on December 17.
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Wessington Springs
Huron
Phyllis Gross
Minette Friedman
Elmer
Alpena
Eugene Christensen
Beth Shy
Plante
Shirley Zehnopfenning
Parkstan
Paul Carlson
Mitchells Good
Laverne Kunze
Neema Kochader
Plamantgn
Virgil Munger
Kimba
Elizabeth Johnson
Mr Vernon
Clarice Bunison
Jean Utemark
Colone
Donna Comstock
Shirley Wilbur
Chamberlain
Carmen Sternverg
Platte
Pegry Mahowald
Joyce
Harms
Tripp
Arlene Brown
Mitchell
Eleanor Brunick
Shirley Duncan
Mr.Nernon
Shirley Sorenson
Margaret Puss
Gregory
Marjorie Kouf
Daisy Kramer
Artesian
Joyes Turner
Ethan
Deloris
Klukas
Alporia
Minetve Friedman
Milo Godfrey
Véoonsocket
Allan van Sorst
Corsicia
Vivian Teverdahl
Miriam
Smith
Good
Beverly Rashe
Patricia Widron
Garnet Haines
Geoge McCarty
South Dakota A College
Brookings
Wes
Seaman Robert Hanson Returns From World Cruise
Seaman 1 C1 Robert Howard Hanson arrived in Brooklyn this morning to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hanson Sr. His Navy guard duty completed, Hanson has just returned from a tour around the world.
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Hobert Hanson
Robert Howard Hanson
Brooklyn
Alfred Hanson
Frank
Hanson
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