Market News Hog Prices Rise Across Regions
Armour Stock Yards report July 1 hog prices up 15 to 25 cents with top at 12.20, receipts 190. Sixty to 200 pound weights quoted at 9.60 to 12.10, packers paying around 11.75 to 12.20 for prime cuts. Cattle and sheep trading active with top bids near 11.40 for small killers and varied steers, heifers, and calves across markets in Sioux City and Chicago.
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Huron
Sila
TLIO
Chicago
Sioux City
USDAK
U.sda
Texas
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Ko. AN
Plymouth
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Plymouth Rock
Wheat Fires Skyrockets in Late Chicago Trading
Chicago markets witnessed wheat futures surge to the daily ceiling amid renewed crop damage fears in Canada and rapid black rust spread in the United States. July futures rose to 128, Sept around 125, with gains across contracts as export demand loomed and grain conditions deteriorated domestically and north of the border.
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Chicago
Canada
United States
Gil Scouts To Present Festival Program At Riverside Park
The Huron Day Camp Girl Scouts in Riverside Park prepare a summer festival program for tomorrow evening at seven. Three patrols perform distinct acts with period costumes and music. The Mine Stress dances to an old English carol. Wide Awaker pantomimes with Gypsies songs. Atokad unit portrays Indians with a corn and war dance using a tom tom. Miss Marjorie Walker aids rehearsals with violin. Craftwork includes beach sandals plaques, leatherette bowls, wooden plaques, and door stops. Luncheon features fruit salad and lemonade led by the camp refreshment committee.
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Huron Day Camp
Riverside Park
Minestress
Spe
Marjorie Walker
June Court Term Ends With Two Civil Verdicts
The June term of Circuit Court closed after four hours of deliberation as jurors were dismissed. The Federal Land Bank of Omaha vs. Henry H Mojich verdict favored the plaintiff with no damages awarded. appeal likely. John Pekas vs. Jacob Bertsch favored the plaintiff on a note. A civil case Isabel Esaph Miller vs Leroy Miller and Ray Gullup was carried over to the next term to allow depositions from a key Iowa witness.
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Alva E. Taylor
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Henry H. Mojich
C. P. Warren
Has! Kird Intentons
Max Royhl
John Pekas
Jacob Bertsch
Isabel Esaph
Miller
Leroy Miller
Ray Gullup
Huson Bus Line
Deo Ferme
Iowa
Stock Prices Drift After Midday Rally Amid Narrow Gains
New York stocks drifted in afternoon trading as mixed advances produced only fractional gains. Steel shares rose briefly while Chrysler gained over three points before retreating, and the market settled into an aimless drift despite the mid year rally continuation. In Paris, the dollar exchange rate fluctuated around 26.06 francs, with financial activity showing volatility and mixed overseas movements.
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Chrysler
Paris
United States
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Americas Telephone
Newlywed Roosevelts Plan to Sail July 10 Abroad
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and Ethel DuPont wed in a secrecy clothed ceremony at Christ Church Wilmington. The couple attended a star studded reception at Owl's Nest and whispered plans to sail July 10 on the Empress of Britain, with echoes of the family’s public romance.
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Ethel DuPont
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Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
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du Ponts
Ethel
Franklin
Tmbride
Eshel
Aimes
Russo Japanese Crisis Deepens as Islands Spark Clash
News from Tokyo and Moscow describe a widening Amur River dispute between Russia and Manchoukuo over two sandbank islands. Reports claim mass troop mobilizations, naval battles south of Seanufu, and disputed island sovereignty tied to 1888 and 1860s treaties. Both sides warn of possible retaliation as battles escalate.
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Red Army
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Nichi+Nichi
Asahi
China
Inland Steel Strike Settlement Reached Amid Mahoning Valley Turmoil
The settlement ends a prolonged steel strike with terms including no discrimination and the carrier policy to be followed as of May 2. The agreement ties grievances to the labor policy and designates the Indiana labor commissioner as final arbiter if needed. Union activity and arrests continued in Ohio's Mahoning Valley as workers rallied and resumed production at some mills.
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ndiana-Ulingis
Inland Steel
Indiana Commissioner of Labor
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CIO
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Johnstown
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Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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Leg Pressman
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Pittsburgh
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Rep. Cox
Georgia
Washington
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Southland
Russia
Bigelow
New Steel Company
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
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van A. Bittner
Chicago
Townsend
Thhat Company
Hospital Admits Several Patients in Huron Carthage and Alpena
At the hospitals several admissions were reported including Mrs Gene Denning in Huron for medical care and Mrs Jest Pithan in Huron for medical treatment. Also admitted was Mrs Corit Bowen from Carthage for medieval care and Elmer Schmidtgall from Alpena for medical reasons. Dismissals included Mrs J H Venables of Alpena and C Davis of Esmond.
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Huron
Jest Pithan
Corit Bowen
Carthage
Elmer Schmidtgall
Alpena
J.H. Venables
C.davis
Esmond
Notables plan air show for Huron celebration
Plans for arrival of Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and other aviation figures loom as Huron hosts airport dedication and Fourth of July events. Attendees will see a 25 passenger Douglas plane and an air corps attack craft from Randolph Field, with Northwest Airlines represented and a goodwill flight touring central South Dakota. Free airplane rides are offered to lucky airport visitors with numbered handbills distributed along the route.
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South Dakota
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Clark
Doland
Tueklay Lytle
Ern
For Sale Radios and Frigidaire by Montgomery Ward
Used radios priced at 250 dollars and a small Frigidaire unit are for sale. Item advertised as available Saturday morning from Montgomery Ward & Co.
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