Swine Market Up 15-20 Cents in Bid Round
hog prices rose about 15-20 cents with light-weight hogs selling to 1440 per hundred. Cattle steady and lambs 25 cents lower amid mixed receipts of hogs, cattle, and sheep across ARMOUR STOCKYARDS Huron and three other markets. Buyer activity steady in Chicago and Sioux City reports with hogs top around 15.30 and sheep holding near 15.75 to 18.25 for welled lambs.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Ban
Chicago
USDA
Markets Huron Produce Market Prices Reported Daily
Daily price range for Huron produce markets reported to the Evening Tribune by telephone from 10 p m to noon. Heavy hens and leghorns show varied weights and prices. springs listed by weight. Butterfat and henery egg categories include No 1 and No 2 eggs with corresponding values.
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Huron
Uranue
Wool Market and Produce Futures Roundup
Wool purchases from Wyoming Colorado and Utah reported at grease prices 38 to 99 cents with new clip shearing in Arizona. Texas activity shows about one million pounds mohair bought at F O B prices 50 cents for panty and 70 to 75 cents for kid mohair. Egg futures mixed and butter near steady in New York and Chicago markets. Dressed poultry and dairy prices largely unchanged with varied creamery and cheese quotes across markets.
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Boston
USDA
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Texas
New York
IBM
Grain Prices Hold Narrow Range in Quiet Trade
Chicago price action shows wheat trading near yesterday's close with May at 13.9 and underlying support from demand. Rye activity was the slowest in over a week while oats and corn attracted little attention. Wheat finished fractionally lower to fractionally higher with May 1914 and July at 139 1/4. Corn unchanged to 4 higher, May 198 1/2. oats up 1/2 to 1 1/4. rye steady to up 1/4. Minneapolis cash market notes Thursday receipts. trading tone described as subdued.
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Chicago
Markets At A Glance In York On Jan Prices
Markets At A Glance notes mixed gains and declines across livestock and grain. Cattle steady to 15 cents higher on choice steers and yearlings, hogs up to 10 cents, top 15.30, light supply. Cash grain prices list No 1 heavy dark northern 137 141, No 2 dark northern 135 137, No 3 around 126 134, durum 137 143. Corn No 3 yellow 93 104? oats No 3 white 56 59, barley 70 102, rye No 2 77 85. Wheat prices for No 1 dark northern around 116, No 2 dark northern around 110, with trading basis unchanged. Prices reflect Huron grain markets and regional quotations.
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Sioux City
Casa
Montana S. D
Minn
New Highs Brighten Million Share Trade
New highs persisted for over a year lifting the market despite leadership weakness. Airlines led gains after midday while most steel and motor issues fell short. Utilities did okay but not as strong as the previous session. Early action was up and irregular trading continued to the close. About 1,000,000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Jan
Closing quotations by the Associated Press report list many firms and shares
A compiled table of closing quotations from the Associated Press shows numerous corporations with their latest percentages and figures. Prominent companies include AlleghCorp IntBushMach AlChem AmAirlines AmInternat LockhdAire AmTel MartGloCo BoeingAir OtisElev BuddMfg PillsFlour ColpPalmP Deere&Ca DuPont EastKodak GenMotors USSteel WesUniTel Woolworth and other named firms with varied percentage changes and stock values.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
IntBushMach
AlChem
IntHarvest
AltisChem
IntTel
AmAirlines
Johns-Many
AmInternat
LockhdAire
AmTel
MackTruck
AmWoolpf
MarshField
Anaconda
MartGloCo
Armlll
MiamiCop
Arrallipf
MontWard
AviaCorp
NatDairy
BendixAvia
NorAmAvia
BethSteel
NorPac
BoeingAir
OliverFarm
BriggsMie
OtisElev
PsramPie
ButlerBros
Calumet
PhelpsDodge
Case(ji)co
PillsFlour
ChryslerCorp
ReoMator
Colppalmp
HepSteel
ComSouth
Reytebh
ConsComper
Sears-Rae
Seryel
CurtieWrt
StandBrand
Curtisswrla
StandOiCal
Deere&Ca
StandOilind
DouglasAire
Standoimj
Dupont
Stone&Web
EastKodak
Timrolb
GenEtec
TrauxTracr
GenFoods
UnitelAire
GenMills
Usgypsum
Ussteelpt
GtNorkCreCt
WesUniTel
GtWest Sug
Wesk&Mtg
Homestake
Woolworth
Fred A. Rugg 80 Dies at Sister’s Home
Fred A. Rugg aged 80 died at 6 p m yesterday at his sister Myra Steinhart’s home 43 Ohio Avenue Southwest He was born November 30 1862 in Stoddard New Hampshire and lived in Mason City Des Moines Mound City Summit Mobridge before settling in Huron He was married twice first to Malinda J Brayton later to Maude Bronan He leaves one brother two sisters and 16 nieces and nephews He was a life long Baptist member Funeral arrangements are pending at the Weller Funeral Home.
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Cmne
Rrea
Rugg
Myra Steinhart
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Weler Funeral Home
Mr. Rugg
Stoddard
N.H
Mason City
Malinda J. Brayton
H. E. Rugg
Carl Bolkman
North “Springs
Huron
Ice Cream Makers Need O K for Sugar Allotments
Pierre January 28. Director Guy Hamling of the Office of Price Administration told ice cream makers that sugar allotments for ices or sherbets must have his approval on the application blank.
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O. K
Pierre
Guy Hamling
Office of Price Administration
Funeral set for Joe Edler in Ashton Methodist Church
Funeral services for Joe Edler will be held Saturday at 1 30 in Ashton Methodist Church with a brief service at Kinyon Funeral Home at 4 30 in the afternoon. Interment will take place in Riverside Cemetery. Also noted is Edith Skarin visiting Brookings and Miss Burge 1100,000 man miles Chicago Big Ten schedule changes reducing travel for teams.
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Joe Edler
Ashton
Kinyon
Huron, Friends
Fadler
Riverside Cemetery
Chicago
Big Ten
Willl
Rose
Dumbo the Avenger Roars Back At Wake Raid
North Dakotan Col. William A. Matheny led the Dumbo the Avenger B 24 Liberator group on a reconnaissance and bombardment mission over Wake Island. Eight Japanese Zeros attacked. one Liberator lost an engine but all crew survived. The raid reported two damaged oil tanks and a bay gas line, with significant new Japanese construction observed.
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Walter
Clausen
Hawaiian
Dumbo
Wake
Matheny
Wale
Colonel Matheny
AJL
Allied Military Leaders Confer in North Africa
Allied officers from the United States and Britain met at Eisenhower's headquarters in North Africa for a two day conference after the Casablanca talks. Attendees included Marshall, King, Arnold, Dill, Pound, Alexander, Mountbatten and other high officers. The gathering followed the Roosevelt Churchill Casablanca meeting.
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North Africa
United States
Casablanca
Roosevelt
Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Army
Ernest J. King
Navy
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Britain
John Dill
Joint Staff
Washington
Dudley Pound
Harold Alexander
Middle East
Louis Mountbatten
Eisenhower
Dr J F D Cook Dies In Pierre At 70
Dr J F D Cook 70 longtime public health superintendent died in a Pierre hospital after an operation following illness in Sioux Falls He practiced 40 years at Langford one year at Clark and served twice as South Dakota health chief He was a past president and long time secretary of the South Dakota Medical Association He was born in 1872 in Springfield Ontario moved to Dakota Territory in 1884 attended Webster High School and Illinois University He held AMA ACPSSA fellowships and served in World War I as a captain He belonged to American Legion Kiwanis Masons Langford Methodist Church Surviving are his widow a son John Marvin and five brothers Funeral Sunday at 230 pm at Pierre Methodist Church burial in St Paul speelewe Cemetery
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Cook
Springfield
Ont
Dakota Territory
Bradley
Webster High School
University of Illinois
American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
American Public Health Association
Coole
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Langford Methodist Church
John Marvin
Pierre Methodist Church
Speelewe
St. Paul
Vna
Sharpe Signs Entry Permit for Japanese Americans in South Dakota
Governor M. Q. Sharpe announced he signed an authorization allowing 300 Japanese Americans to relocate to Butte County South Dakota to assist sugar beet work. The move, funded by Belle Fourche sugar refinery, requires federal approval and followed a favorable eight to one survey.
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M. Q Sharpe
Butte County
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Lt Neal Bridenbaugh Enlists For Armored Force Training
Lt Neal A Bridenbaugh son of J L Bridenbaugh of St Lawrence has reported to the Armored Force School at Ft Knox Ky for a special clerical course in the ultra mechanized branch of the army.
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Kentucky
Lawrence
Neal A. Bridenbaugh
J. L. Bridenbaugh
St. Lawrence
Armored Force School
Ft. Knox
Armoraider” College
Army
Kansas City class invents bread knife safety gadget
H. H. Wager's woodworking class prompt boys to craft safe bread knives. The project yields a clever device with upright aides and vertical slate guides, designed to steady slicing. The boys race to complete the model as part of a home safety effort.
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Kansas City
H. H. Wagner
Rutledge Approved For Supreme Court Nomination
The Senate judiciary subcommittee approved Wiley Blount Rutledge of Iowa for the Supreme Court. Rutledge is currently a member of the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
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Wasnuvwiun
Senate
Wiley Blount Rutledge
Iowa
Supreme Court
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Rutledge
U. S. Court of Appeals
District of Calumbia
Nuen Reappointed Manager of Blues
Kansas City on January 28 Roy Hamey Secretary announced the reassignment of Johnny Neun as manager of the Kansas City American Association club. The Kansas City team, a Yankees farm affiliate, won the pennant last year under Neun but fell to Columbus in the Governor's Cup semi finals.
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Nuen
Blues Kansas City
Roy Hamey
Johnny Neun
Kansas City American Association
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Neun
Columbus
Carnival Ball Hits Record Attendance at Local Hotel Dance
The Mardi Gras style event continues into the night with a grand march and ballroom show at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Ball attendees cast ballots for queen candidates by stubs in purchase receipts, supporting infantile paralysis relief efforts. Special guest Joyce Van Buskirk, eight, arrives with county nurse Daisy Keene to aid research and victim assistance, while local clubs organize events and the master of ceremonies George W. Chitty leads ceremonies. Proceeds fund polio fight and education.
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Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Janes Meaghan
Beacle County
Huronite
Alice Mae Bond
Huron College
Ruby Meyer
Northwest College of Commerce
Jane Baird
Co-Operative Club
Donna Busse
Kiwanis Club
Charlotte Morgan
Tony Manolis
Mary Lou Olson
Meaghan
Joyce van Buskirk
Joe van Buskirk
Broadland
Daisy, Keene
Joyce
Ted Ellwehl
James Venables, Jr
Ceci
Bartholow
S37 le Johnson
Chick
George W. Chitty
Nasty Reds Won't Let Adolf's Boys In On Secret
Stockholm dispatch says German press blames Russian concealment of military strength for big WWII surprises. Russians allegedly renamed towns, built new settlements, and laid railways unseen on maps, deceiving German planners during the second year of the front.
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Adolf
Stockholm
Russia
J. R. Fine Dies Of Heart Attack In Raymond
John Roy Fine 58 prominent Clark County farmer died Monday night from a heart attack at the Cripps home in Raymond. Funeral plans not set. He was born March 27, 1884 in southern Iowa and married Marie McGinness in 1906. Survived by widow, son Lt. W. R. Fine, one brother, one sister, and other relatives. several siblings preceded him.
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Clark
John Roy Fine
Clark County
C. C. Cripps
Raymond
Fine
Mr. Cripps
Mr. Fine
A. C. Fine
Iowa
Marie McGinness
Bedford
Colorado
Moorhead
Percy Fine
Hopkins
R. EB. Bradley
Morley Divorce Granted From Victor Morley
Hollywood reports Karen Morley and director Charles Vidor ended marriage after eight months of talks over marital problems. Morley filed for divorce citing cruelty. The couple wed in 1932 and separated September 10 1940. They have a son, Michael, nine.
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Hollywood
Karen Morley
Charles Vidor
Seamen’s Fur Vest Drive Receives Local Donations
A fur vest project in New York City received another shipment of used fur coats and furs from area donors including Mrs. E. N. Bailor and Mrs. Frances Seeman of Huron, Mrs. Toe Cummings of Wessington, and Mrs. Chas. Nesfield of Bonilla.
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Ailers Furriers
New York City
E. N. Bailor
Frances. Seeman
Huron
Toe Cummings
Wessington
Chas. Nesfield
Bonilla
Regulation on Military Mail Prohibits Short Paid Mail
Post Office Department issues ban on dispatch of short paid mail to military addresses at home and abroad. Return address on all military mail is essential to promptly return to sender. delays noted at the dead letter office. Huron postmaster E H Bruemmer reports considerable mail backlog.
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Post Office Department
E. H. Bruemmer
Huron
Weather snapshot and forecast for Huron area
Temperature records show a high of 43 and a low of 25 from a year ago. The date’s extreme highs and lows are 5 and 20 respectively. Month to date precipitation is 64 with normal 3. Total year to date is 64. yearly normal is 49. Sunrise is 8 55, sunset 6 38. Forecast: little change in Huron and vicinity with tonight near zero minimum. South Dakota similar mild shift with Thursday and night temperature near unchanged.
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Huron
South Dakota
Wanted Housekeeper and help needed in small town
Classifieds show multiple notices including a wanted housekeeper position with room, a farm rental ad, and sale listings. Names and addresses include J. I. Pasek 217 Wisconsin Avenue Buren and J. B. McGi in Huron. Other lines mention tax return services and various household items for sale.
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J. I. Pasek
Wisconsin Avenue
Buren
J. B. McGi Huron
WAAC Officer Mary Bell to Speak at YWCA Dinner
WAAC Captain Mary S. Bell, former dean of women at Huron College and counselor to the Seventh Service Command in Omaha Neb, will address the YWCA dinner tonight at the Methodist Church after the 6:15 event. Tickets available at local stores and the YWCA.
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YWCA
Methodist Church
Elmer Nelson
Mary S. Bell
WAAC
Huron College
Women’s Army
L. Carmen Bel
Shajsa
Berkeley University
Bryn Mawr College
Waacs
Cocc
Town
Seventh Service Command
Ommia
Wneb
Bell
Huron
Omaha
Sherman and
Moe and
Perriton
WCA
Moratorium on Child-Bearing Urged in Wartime Debate
London January 28 A Wembley Council Alderman M Campbell urged a wartime moratorium on child bearing until the war ends He argued no woman in nations at war should bring children into the world during the conflict The remark came while debating special leave during confinement for married women on the council's permanent staff.
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London
Alderman M. Campbell
Wembley Council
Council
Tojo speech hints at Japan’s resource limits and war aims
The report outlines Tojo’s address noting Japan has wealth and materials like rubber and oil, but faces shipping shortages and labor challenges to convert resources for war. The speech signals no clear new conquests, while Tokyo delays fueling speculation of internal power shifts. Hospital notices follow with admissions and discharges.
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Tojo
East Indies
Malaya
Japan
Haut
Tejo
Tokyo Radio Mail
Tokyo
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