Hog and cattle prices edge up in Armour and Chicago markets
Market report notes a 25 cent rise in hog prices with light weight butchers around 13.10 at Armour Stockyards Huron and similar gains in Chicago prices near 14.95 for hogs. Cattle and sheep trends mixed. cattle mostly weak to 25 cents lower, steers and yearlings around 16.00 to 18.75, veal steady, and lambs uneven with grazing and western clips offering in the mid-teens.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Jawer
Chicago
Arglend
Stocker
Watertown
St Paul Livestock Market Reports July 1
Livestock sales in St Paul and Sioux Falls July 1 show mixed results. Feeder cattle steady to higher with top hogs around 13.25 and cattle near steady, while calves and dairy cows see weak bids. Sheep activity minimal as markets open with limited transactions.
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Market Movements
Sioux City Iowa July 1 livestock report shows cattle salable 290 calves 50 hogs 4,000 sheep 1,800. Slaughter cattle mixed with steady gains in top weights, hogs 25 to 30 cents higher, bulk barrows and gilts 14.25 to 15.50, sheep market light with no early activity reported.
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Sioux City
Markets and Huron grain market report
Huron produce markets list wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 dark northern, as well as May July and December futures. The Evening Huronite relay notes Minneapolis grain futures, hogs, butterfat, eggs and feed barley with price ranges and daily highs and lows.
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Huron
Minneapolis
Markets At A Glance Stocks Move Mixed In Early July Trade
New York July 1 stock prices mixed with rails advancing while bonds show narrow gains. Cotton and grains receive New Orleans demand. Chicago wheat climbs about 1 percent as distilleries boost cash grain purchases. Hogs rise unevenly 10 to 35 cents, top at 13.95, while cattle trade is dull and weaker.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Grain and feed prices and trading quotes listed
The notice lists trading quotes for various grains and feeds. It covers hiefers with several durum and dark northern grades, corn with No 3 yellow and white varieties, barley, rye, and flax with multiple numbered grades and percentages. The overall trading basis remains unchanged at 3 percent.
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Hiefer
Montana
Mion.s. D
New York and Chicago Produce Prices Reported July 1
New York prices show butter and egg markets steady with no quotations for cheese and mixed colors. Fresh and preserved poultry prices stay unchanged with specific weights and grades listed, while Chicago reports steady butter and egg receipts and unchanged local prices per the Chicago Price Current.
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New York
Biltey Gogat
Chicago
Sioux Falls Produce Market Prices Report
Sioux Falls July 1 heavy poultry prices list hens over 4 pounds fetch 21 cents a pound with lighter weights at 19 to 24 cents. Leghorn hens 18 to 24 cents, heavy and light sprigs 2 pounds and over at 24 cents, Leghorn springs 24 cents, heavy cocks 14 to 16 cents, cream 40 to 46 cents, butter 40% cents.
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Sioux Falls
Laghorn Springs
Buiter
Mitchell Produce Prices On July First Hens and Eggs
Mitchell July first prices list includes hens over four pounds at 20, light and Leghorn hens 17, heavy stags 15, Leghorn stags 13, heavy cocks 15, Leghorn cocks 13, heavy springs 22, Leghorn springs 20, Hennery eggs 37, case run eggs 35, Butterfat 46.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Watertown Produce Prices and Chicago Egg Futures
Watertown market reports heavy hens over five pounds and various weight classes with prices for hens roosters ducks geese and eggs. Chicago egg futures for No 2 contract October closed at 43.75 with a prior close of 43.60.
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Chicago
Grains Move Higher in Active Market Trade
Grains surged in active trade on July 1 amid rising cash demand and a wheat loan-rate boost. Wheat rose to intraday highs before profit-taking trimmed gains, with July at 148% and September 148% as oats and rye also advanced. Minneapolis cash close noted wheat recounts for the year ago period.
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Cnicago
Flighty Stocks Take Limelight In Market Flighty
New York July 1 inflation psychology drives market activity with grain futures rising over two cents a bushel to a 23 year peak before offerings trimmed gains. Rail and air transports lead a broad swing with many favorites at their highest since 1939 then retreat. Transfers around 1,000,000 shares as inflationary sentiment and war news bolster long term issues. Western Union Consolidated Edison Eastern Air Lines Pan American Airways Republic Steel Chrysler American Can top 1943 records.
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New York
Western Union
Consolidate Edison
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American Airways
Republic Steel
Chrysler
American Can
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A compressed list of closing quotations from various corporations and brands including AlleshCorp AmAirlines BoeingAir ChryslerCorp Dupont General Mills US Steel Woolworth Sears Roebuck and others with percentage figures indicating stock or market figures. The dense OCR text reads like a financial page snippet listing many company names and their associated percentages.
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Associated Press
AlleshCorp
IntBusMach
AlChemDye
IntHarv
AllisChal
It&t
AmAirlines
JohnsMann
AmInternat
LockhdAire
Vat&t
AmWoolpt
MarshField
Anaconda
Armih
MontWard
ArmIlPros
NatDairyPro
AviaCorp
NorAmAyin ii
BendixAvis
NorPac
BethStt
OliverFarm
BoeingAir
CasEloy
BrigesMi
Penneyjc
ButlerBros
Calumeta
Hee
PhelpsDodge
Casejico
PillsFlour
CerroDePas
RadioCorAm
ChryslerCorp
RenSh
ComSouth
ConsCop
CorProd
CurtissWrt
Curtiss
Usgypsum
Ussteel
GtNirOrect
Uwssteelpf
GnorRypt
Wutel
GetWestSug
Woolworth
Leo Olsen jailed fifteen days for public intoxication
Leo Olsen of Huron received a $30 fine and a 15 day county jail sentence from Municipal Judge C N Hall after pleading guilty to a state public intoxication charge. The judge labeled Olsen a repeater with high frequency of intoxication offenses.
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Leo Olsen
Huron
C. N. Hall
Hell
Olsen
New Fiscal Year Begins Amid War Era Unrest
The United States opens a new fiscal year amid high stakes as Congress grapples with funding, potential shortages, and policy clashes. Officials warn of possible bombing, and federal spending could top 109 billion dollars, with pay-as-you-go cuts affecting paychecks. Senate probes target welfare agency policies while wage subsidies face a veto risk. War Production Board unveils a revised material allocation plan and expects farm machinery quotas to more than double peacetime levels, boosting cotton, soybean, beef, and pea harvests.
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Congress
House
Senate
Russel
Georgia
U. S
Wallace
Commerce
Jesse Jones
Board of Economic Welfare
Byrd Committee
White House
Commodity Credit Corporato
Roosevelt
WPB
Governor Sharpe Lists Changes In State Personnel
Governor M Sharpe announced substantial state personnel reassignments and consolidations aimed at trimming expenses. The Vocational Credits Board accepted the resignation of Secretary A J Moodie, with Millard G Scott supervising loan services and collections and Josephine Hengel named secretary. Reorganizations across agriculture and finance aim to save about 200 to 1000 dollars monthly, while two new departments began setup for the new fiscal year with Robert Alva and John Penne assuming new roles.
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Pierre
Man Johnson
Fulton
Sharpe
Agriculture Department
Nostis Paulson
Brookings
Mitchell
J. J. Martin
Watertown
Secretary of Finance
Robert. Alva
Sisselon
John ¢. Penne
Winner
Beam
FDR Faces Choice On CCC Or Subsidies
Washington July 1 The House voted to bar further government outlays to curb food prices while keeping CCC for two years amid anti subsidy sentiment. President Roosevelt faces a July 12 deadline with a veto possible, potentially ending the Commodity Credit Corporation. CCC’s legal life expired at midnight but operations were expected to continue pending the decision.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
House
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
White House
Betty Grable to Wed James Divorce Fallout in Hi Life
Hollywood dispatch reports Betty Grable plans marriage to bandleader Harry James in Las Vegas after Mrs James wins a Juarez divorce freeing James to wed. custody accord and financial settlement noted. Separate item: Veronica Lake hospitalized after a fall, expecting a baby with Maj John Deflic, due late summer.
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James
Betty Grable
Veronica
Hollywood
Hary Tames
Las Vegas
New
Miss Grable
Juarez
Mex
Jackie
Coonan
New York
Vey Houllywood
Veronica Lake
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Deflic
DeValera Reelected Eire Prime Minister
Eamon De Valera was reelected prime minister of Eire by 67 to 37 in the first Dail meeting since the June 22 election. His opponent was William Cosgrave of Fine Gael. The vote followed Deb Valera's opposition to suspending party government during the emergency.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Eire
Tune
William Cosgrave
Fine Gael
de Valera
Miss Alice Thorne Dies In California
Miss Alice Thorne, former Huron resident and longtime South Dakota conference secretary, died April 17 in California after meningitis. She had moved to Los Angeles seven years ago to work in the California state Congregations Conference offices. Hospital notices list multiple admissions and discharges from Huron area facilities.
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Huron
Alice Thorne
Miss Thorne
Los Angeles
California
South Dakota
Cournarie Named Governor General of French West Africa
The French Committee of National Liberation named Pierre Charles Cournarie to succeed Pierre Boisson as governor general of French West Africa with the Dakar naval base. Cournarie had been governor of the Cameroons, appointed in November 1940 by Gen. Charles De Gaulle.
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Cournarie
War Aerial Campaigns See Major Expansion in June
War summary shows Allied air power expanding in June with over 200 planes on the Wilhelmshaven Cuxhaven raid and total bomb tonnage rising due to larger sorties. US bomber losses rose to 82 in June from 62 in May, while the RAF/US forces reported 259 German planes destroyed by Northwest African forces and 2,155 tons dropped by Middle East and allied air forces across the Mediterranean. The Middle East and Northwest Africa commands coordinated missions targeting Italian positions and islands with cross theater action totaling 213 missions in the month.
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Wilhelmshaven - Cuxhaven
RAL Fl
Middle East
Mediterranean
Italy
Northwest African Air Forces
Middle East Air Command
Keith Wheeler to Broadcast Sunday
War correspondent Keil Wheeler, now in Chicago, will speak Friday at the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations about his Aleutians experiences. He will also broadcast Sunday July 4 at 12 am on WMAQ NBC from Cincinnati and is returning from Attu where he covered the campaign.
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Keil
Wheeler
Prac
Times
Chicago
Chicago Council On Foreign Relations
Palmer House
WMAQ
Cincinsati
NBC
United States
Attu
Marshall Fields
the Times
Sigmi Delta Chi
Cincinnati
Huron
Army Supervises Air School Moves Pay Plan
The Army assumes supervision of Huron College and Dakota Aviation Company training for four flying cadets with $50 monthly pay retroactive to December 14, 1942. Trainees formerly on inactive U S Army Air Corps reserves gain active status and regular pay while the training program, including link instrument and commercial qualifying training, remains largely unchanged. Dean C Fisher of Huron College announced the shift and said Army personnel stationed locally is not yet known.
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Army
Huron
CAA
Dean C. Fisher
Huron College
Taining
Aaron College
Dakota Aviation Company
U.S. Army Air Corps
Dean Fisher
Chitty Joins Pease In Retailer Group
George W. Chitty a Huron business college executive and former state administrator of the Fann Security Administration has accepted a position as associate secretary of the Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota It was announced by Secretary Richard M Pease Mr Chitty resigned from FSA effective June 30 and took over duties with the retail association this morning Pease cited association growth and wartime regulation work as reasons for additional personnel
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George W. Chitty
Huron Business College
Fann Security Administration
Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota
Richard M. Pease
Chitty
FSA
Reail Association
Pease
Doctor Tschetter to Leave for Cleveland on Friday
Dr. Paul Tschetter, in De Smet, will cover for his father Dr J. 5. Tschetter for a few days while the elder leaves Friday by plane for Cleveland to attend the launching of the frigate USS Huron. Mrs J S Tschatter will christen the ship. Dr Ted Holm of St Paul, on furlough from the navy, will supervise the De Smet practice.
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Tschetter
Cleveland
Paul Tschetter
de Smet
Huron
J. 5. Tschetter
J. S. Tschatter
Ted Holm
St. Paul
Navy
Paul Tsehetters
German Radio Hints At Action Saturday
German controlled Paris radio said British troops in northern England and northern Ireland were moved to southern England in anticipation of events scheduled for July 3. Axis broadcasts since Monday alternately suggested and discounted the coming Saturday as a possible Allied invasion date.
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Lunoun
Vey
Paris
England
Ireland
Everts
Associated Press
Artie Shaw’s Family Welcomes Son Steven
A seven pound boy named Steven was born yesterday to Mrs. Betty Shaw wife of band leader Artie Shaw and daughter of composer Jerome Kern. Shaw is a petty officer in the navy and is stationed overseas.
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Artie Shaw
Papa
Hollywood
Betty Shaw
Jerome Kern
Steven. Shaw
Navy
Congress faces payroll risk amid unpaid funds
Congress may incur an obligation or pay a payroll only if new provisions are enacted. The funds are tied to a $143,000,000 deficiency bill, with loans from the Presidents emergency fund suggested but not available. North American Indians reportedly used dice as early as 1938 in a separate note.
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Uncle Sam
FSA Programs Needed for Food Front Wickard Testifies
Secretary Wickard urged continued Farm Security Administration programs to mobilize small farmers through rehabilitation loans and supervision. He testified before a Special House committee, saying the work helps families climb the agricultural ladder to ownership and strengthens rural America while defending PSA against critics. He estimated 1.5 million farmers have land and labor but lack credit and skills.
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Washington
Wickard
Special House Committee
PSA
America
Congress
FSA
Midwest Gasoline Rationing Likely to Tighten This Year
Secretary Ickes warned the Midwest faces tighter gasoline use curbs and the Pacific coast may be restricted further before year end. He cited the eastward steel pipeline expansion and reduced crude production in California, plus military demand, as factors driving shortages and harsher rationing on the West Coast.
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Washingson
Ickes
Midwest
Pacific Coast
California
Westoast
Fuel Oil Stamps For New Period In Effect
In MENGLUN, July 2 fuel oil coupons for the season’s first period become valid for 16 gallons each in 33 rationing states. They may be used until January 3. The Office of Price Administration announced the new period five coupons from last year remain good and may be used with the new ones to top off tanks during summer.
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Menglun
Office of Price Administration
Communion Friday Service at American Lutheran Church
Communion service planned at American Lutheran Church for last Sunday’s confirmands and others wishing to participate at 9 p.m. on Friday, July 2. Community members are invited to attend.
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American Lutheran Church
Tokyo Quake Shakes City For A Minute
Tokyo residents ran into streets as a quake lasting about a minute rattled buildings. The London report, sourced from Tokyo broadcasts, notes widespread alarm and precautionary evacuations.
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Tokyo
London
Reussers
Multiple Classified Listings Include Rentals and Sales
A compilation of short classified items lists for rent and sale. Items include unfurnished rooms and a modern five room apartment with phone contacts, a small housekeeping room, several used doors and windows, a 1929 Chevrolet, a Ford model A and a 1937 Ford Va 60 with prices, a Girl’s Elgin bicycle, hay and riding club notices, spring firres, beds and furniture, a live lobster special, potatoes, and a want to rent or buy a four room modern home. Names, addresses, and contact numbers are scattered throughout the notices.
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Daniels
S. W
Ford A
Simmons Nu
Huronite
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