Hog Market Steady to 15 Cents Higher at Armour Yard
Armour Stockyards in Huron reports hogs steady to 15 cents higher with extreme top at 14.00. Quotes show market at 13.90 to 14.00 for weights 270-360 lbs, with good offerings steady to weak at 13.40. Cattle and sheep remain steady as 3,000 sheep offered and Idaho spring lambs steady around 13.50 to 14.60 for three decks. Idaho feeding lambs at 22.50 to 12.90.
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Idaho
Armour Stockyards
Huron
Sioux Wty
Gs—Heavies No
Price
TCR
St. Paul
St, Paul
M.S
Washington
Markets HOGS UP AGAIN CHICAGO July 18 hogs and cattle rally
Live hogs active with gains 10 to 15 cents and top near 14.90, close to a 16 year peak. cattle also firm with 10 to 25 cent advances, midweight steers leading gains while spring lambs hold around 14.00 to 14.25. Other markets include St Paul and Sioux Falls reports with hogs strong and calves steady, highlights of steady to higher cattle and hog prices across Midwest livestock exchanges.
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Chicago
U.S. D
Sioux City
I—W. S
D. A
Wool Market and Farm Produce Reports Across Cities
Boston market notes half blood wools at $1.15 clean, class 4-8 at $1.10, scoured pulled Type B at $1.04, and bright country wools at 48¢ delivered. Sioux Falls Sioux City and Mitchell reports detail live poultry prices, eggs, butterfat, and cream grades, with varied weights and classifications, all current to July 15. Chicago reports steady butter and eggs with detailed carlot and grading figures for fresh eggs and poultry.
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Boston
Sioux City
Chicago
Butter and dairy prices hold steady on New York Produce
New York and Chicago reports show butter, eggs, cheese and dressed poultry prices unchanged with steady market conditions. Butter futures and cash prices hover around the 38 dollar range as receipts and graded products influence the market. Minneapolis cash grain shows wheat receipts and bids easing slightly with No. 1 heavy dark northern at marked levels.
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New York
Minneapolis
Markets at a Glance Mixed Signals From The Opening Session
New York scouts report mixed early trading across markets with stocks rising on some bets while bonds improve and cotton weakens amid liquidation. Chicago grain futures show wheat down on government sales measures, corn lower, live hogs higher, cattle firm, and various No 3 and No 1 grades for corn and oats listed with price ranges.
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New York
New Orleans
Wheat Drops After Senate Action
Wheat prices fell after Senate backed a measure allowing government wheat sales at not less than about 83 cents per bushel for feeding purposes, replacing the prior parity-based floor near $1.35. Oats and rye rose, soybeans dipped, and the market quoted assorted futures from Minneapolis and Chicago exchanges with mixed results.
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Chicago
House
Senate
Early Advances In Stocks Fade After Morning Gains
In New York on July 15, stocks moved irregularly as profit taking halted an early advance. Major gains in steel, motors, rails, and rubbers faded by close, with volume around 400,000 shares. Inflationary ideas offset war news from Russia as a speculative factor.
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New York
Russia
Closing Quotations Collage of Company Market Percentages
A dense list of percentages and stock-like names follows with items such as AlLeghe AmAirl MackTruck AmTel&Tel BoeingAir and PepsiCola. The piece resembles a market or quote column listing many firms and their closing figures in a compact AP style montage.
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Associated Press
Aleghe
IntHarv
AlCh&Dyc
IntTel&Tel
Johns-Many
AmAirl
ckhdAire
AmTel&Tel
MackTruck
AmWoolpf
MartGlCo
NatDairyPro
BendixAvia
NorAmAvia
BethiSteel
NorPac
BoeingAir
OliverFarm
BrigesMig
OtisElev
BuddMig
ParamPic
ButlerBros
Penney(jc
Calumet
Hec
PepsiCola
CelotexCor
PhelDodge
Draft Boards To Get New Orders With Regs This Week
Washington July 15 Local draft boards continue inducing men classified under old policy while awaiting new regulations to protect family relationships. Advance copies were sent to state directors. final distinction of material to local boards takes about a week. Boards must meet quotas, so old classifications may be used if needed.
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Washington
Selective Service
Inside Track in War Contracts Claimed by Navy Panel
Chairman Vinson charged three sales engineers with an inside track at the navy department helping manufacturers win contracts and netting $646,701 in six months. He told A P Shirley and F B Olcott and F C Nichols they earned about $1,150 daily while war casualties mounted, calling for an end to contingent fees. The trio operated a firm earning commissions nationwide on government contracts.
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Washington
Vinson
Georgia
House Naval Committee
Navy Department
Vingon
Bataan
Cork Regicor
Lexington
A. P. Shirley
Army
F. B. Olcott
F. C. Nichols
Navy
Congress Debates Parity Plan Amid War Food Roll Call
Congress discussed a parity proposal to stabilize crop purchasing power, with a 204 to 128 rall call vote. House approved 82 to 34 on a division, but adjourned for lack of quorum. Senate leaders warned of strong opposition and a possible veto, as administration seeks surplus wheat release to feed meat needs for the war program. Some argued Cannon plan would keep farmers from buying wheat for feed due to cheaper corn.
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House
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Readable fragments from a financial ticker list
A string of company tickers and percent values appears, including Deere and Co, General Electric, DuPont NemM, Kodak, and East Kodak, with varied percentages. The text resembles a historical market summary or stock performance snippet with many abbreviated or damaged entries and odd symbols.
Monkey Business In Ship Sinking
The Navy confirmed a sinking of a medium United States merchantman after a daylight torpedo attack on July 1 in the Caribbean. Captain William R. McDonough of Mobile, Alabama, says there was “monkey business” about the torpedoing, suggesting the submarine knew the cargo and route. Three crewmen were killed, four of the gun crew are missing, and total U N and neutral ship losses in the western Atlantic reach 372.
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Associated Press
United States
Caribbean
Navy
William R. McDonough
Mobile
Ala
United Nations
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Mexico City
Confessions Reported Hearings In Nazi Saboteurs Case
Washington July 15. The military commission trying eight Nazi saboteurs hinted it was hearing confessions reported by the FBI. The noon communique said the session covered statements introduced by the prosecution and witness cross examination. The prosecution is expected to continue presenting its case for several days.
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Washington
FBI
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Scattered showers today or tonight with continued warm conditions. South Dakota expects scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with warmer eastern and northern portions, cooler western areas tonight and through forenoon. Temperature figures show one year highs and lows and precipitation totals for the period.
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Huron
South Dakota
Son Born to Carpenter Couple in Huron Hospital
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tschetter of Carpenter in a Huron hospital at 3:42 yesterday afternoon. The baby weighed six pounds and four ounces.
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Jake Tschetter
Carpenter
Huron Hospital
Nestos Dies Former North Dakota Governor
Ragnvald Anderson Nestos, 65, longtime Minot attorney and former governor of North Dakota, nationally known for promoting boy scouting and serving the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, died this morning at Minot hospital.
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Nestos
Minot
N. D
Ragnvald Anderson Nestos
North Dakota
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Miniot
J G Bootz Joins Army at Fort Douglas Utah
Local friends report J G Bootz of Wolsey has enlisted in the United States Army and is now stationed at Fort Douglas Utah. His move was announced on July 15 in this Special note from Wolsey.
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Ahmy Wolsey
J. G. Bootz
Wolsey
United States Army
Fort Douglas
Utah
Gandhi declares no more talks with Britain possible
Gandhi on July 14 said there can be no further negotiation with Britain over India’s rule. He warned violence might follow the All-India Congress resolution demanding British withdrawal, though he opposed rioting and urged peaceful action as the committee at Bombay-Aug 8 prepares to ratify the measure.
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Gandhi
Britain
Preston Grover Wardha
India
Manandas K. Gandhi
All-India Congress Party
All-India Congress Committee
Bombay
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers To Knit For Soldiers
Announcement from Beadle County Red Cross urges knitters to move to new headquarters at city hall for sewing and knitting. District chairman Ps. GO Whitney notes 50 sweaters and 80 helmets required, with August 15 deadline.
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Ps. GO. R. Whitney
Beadle County Red Cross
Wilson School
Whitney
Red Cross
Submarine Losses Seen Down By Allied Actions
London reports improved American anti submarine methods and RAF attacks on Nazi submarine bases will reduce shipping losses in American waters. William C. Bullett, assistant to Secretary Knox, arrived for talks with Admiralty shipping officials on best anti submarine strategies.
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London
RAF
William C. Bullett
Frank Knox
U. S. Navy
Admiralty
Prominent Musician Dies At Yankton
Winifred Hoh, 30, noted in state musical circles and Yankton College conservatory instructor, will receive funeral rites at Congregational Church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Clay H. Palmer will officiate. The Yankton College and American Conservatory in Chicago graduate died Tuesday evening after a yearlong illness. She is survived by her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hohf, two sisters, and a brother.
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Yankton
Winifred Hoh
Yankton College Conservatory of Music
Congregational Church
Clay HE. Lb. Palmer
Miss Hohf
Yankton College
American Conservatory
Chicago
J. A. Hohf
Escaped Convicts Hunted In Iowa
Three convicts escaped last night from the state prison farm at Clive near Des Moines. Leo Kennedy 25 and his brother Herman 33 both of Clinton Iowa and Edward L Hoadley 22 of North Freedom Wisconsin are the escapees. Police and prison officials are search efforts across the region.
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Pus Movies
Clinton
Clive
Here
Leo Kennedy
Herman
Edward L. Hoadley
North Freedon
Wis
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List in Huron Area
The notice lists numerous admissions and discharges from several area hospitals. Names include Mrs. H. W. Lytle and Mrs. Laura Reed in Huron, with others from Carthage, De Smet, Iroquois, Carpenter, Lake Preston, and Hitchcock. It records minor and major surgeries and newborns among the discharged. The text ends with a note on Japanese chrysanthemum petals used as food.
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H. W. Lytle
Huron
James
Richard Buck
Doland
Richard Schaeffer
F. S. Davis
Cavour
Laura Reed
H. Dahl
Carthage
John Davis
Jerome Kleinsasser
Anna Hofer
Carpenter
Wiliam Theofold
Iroquois
Chris Jensen
de Smet
Medical
Abe van Asperen
Wessington
Harold Hofer
James Robbins
Lake Preston
Max Mortimer
Hitch_cock
Ed Greene
Francis Bell
John Hart
Hitchcock
Henry Buchholz
More Tires May Be Forthcoming In War Effort
Washington July 19. W. Farish president of Standant Oil Co New Jersey testified to a House subcommittee that two new methods of producing synthetic rubber could add 34 million tires by year end aiding civilian transport. He urged conservation and reduced driving while noting a government program of 6 million tons may be enough for UN needs but not for ordinary motoring. Senator Thomas urged creating an independent government rubber agency to accelerate rubber production beyond grain alcohol processes.
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Washington
Farish
St Oil Company
New Jersey
Thomas
Okihoma
Desalie 4
Chean
Donald M. Nelson
House Mines
United Nations
Ilies
Senate Agriculture Sibcommiter
Neleo
Gite Democrat
Iowa
Independent Rubber Agency
Rubber Productac
FDR Supporters Win In Oklahoma
Oklahoma Democrats back Roosevelt loyalists in a rough primary. Bob Kerr edges Gomer Smith for second place as Frank Fy Douglass and local figures rally around Josh Lee for U S Senate, with results still unofficial and margins tight.
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Oklahoma City
Jay
Oklahoma
Josh Lee
U. S. Senate
Roosevelt Backer
Robert
Bob) Kerr
Gomer Smith
Frank Fy Douglass
Washird
Puppet Officials Killed By Bombs In Amoy Park
The Central News Agency reported that 40 puppet Japanese and Chinese officials were killed on July 1 when Formosan revolutionaries bombed a gathering in an Amoy park commemorating the puppet municipal government. A high Japanese official was among the dead, unnamed by the agency, and attackers fled amid confusion.
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Chungking
Central
Amoy
Gross Nominated As Hitchcock Postmaster
President Roosevelt sends to the Senate postmaster nominations for Hitchcock South Dakota Erwin Gross for Hitchcock and John E. Flieu for Midland New Effington Eva M Pearson for New Effington South Dakota presented July 15 by the White House with official nomination records.
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Gross
Hitchcock
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
South Dakota
Erwin Gross
Midland
John E. Flieu
New Effington
Eva M. Pearson
Sent To Jail For Drunk Driving
John Cook arraigned Tuesday afternoon before Municipal Joe C N Hall on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He received 60 days in the county jail and a one year driving prohibition. Police say he was arrested earlier this week after veering into a ditch near Huron Airport.
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John Cook
Municipal
Joe C. N. Hall
Huron
Rust And Scab Threaten South Dakota Crops
Minnehaha County Agent L. Harding warned that oats and barley in eastern South Dakota are damaged by rust infection. Early maturing grain may yield if not further affected. he cautioned some crops are deteriorating rapidly and urged optimism about overall yields.
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Siouxfalls
Minnehaha
L. Harding
South Dakota
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