Hogs Steady Top Five Cents Higher In Sioux City Stockyards
Sioux City stockyards report June 21 showing cattle salable 3,200 and hogs 7,509. Cattle futures mixed with beef steers and yearlings slow and cows active. hogs strong to higher with 190-270 lb at 13.45 and 330-360 lb 10.40-16.75. Sheep offerings light with lambs and ewes steady to firm. feeders scarce amid weak to mixed demand.
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Sioux City
Sioux City, Sr
Chicago
Sioux Falls
BT. Paul Livestock
St Paul
Mion
I Choice
I Butchers
Enlory
Minneapolis
Lye
Sen
War Production Board may drop rye use plan for alcohol
War Production Board may abandon plans to force distillers to use about a million bushels of rye growth in industrial alcohol. Wheat futures slid as of July 1 with a 0.564% drop and oats and rye also down. Minneapolis cash grain notes show varied prices across wheat, corn, oats and barley with receipts and trading tones listed.
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War Production Board
Minneapolis
Montana
Markets Report From Huron Produce Markets
Daily price range from Huron produce markets reported to the Evening Huronite. Heavy hens, Leghorn roosters, and various egg and butter prices are listed alongside Chicago dairy and New York poultry quotations. News notes mention War Production Board effects on beverage alcohol and stock market fluctuations with about 1.5 million shares traded.
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Huron
Leghorn
New York
Nate Cataeran Ae
NEW York Poultry
Grain futures retreat after wheat crop pressure
In Chicago on June 21 the market faced pressure from a record wheat crop and hopes for poor heat yields across small grains. The day showed notable declines as traders weighed supply prospects against demand, with broader grain futures slipping in response to the wheat outlook.
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All Grain
Chicago
JAKE LEE DIES FORESTBURG
JAKE LEE DIES FORESTBURG June 21 Jake Lee of Letcher died Sunday. AT THE HOSPITALS Admitted Leroy D avis De Smet ial Sharon Luke Huron minor Surgical Terry Luke Hi xing seal Ora medical Mabel Wal medical Savernes Krese Vienna inter Mrs ial George Meade Mrs Carpewon Wayne McNutt baby' daughter Huron Mrs Ae Baum Huron
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Leroy Davis
de Smet Ial
Sharon Luke
Huron
Terry “Luke
Hi Xing Seal
Ora Medical
Mabel Wal
Savernes Krese
Vienna Inter
Ial
George Meade
Carpewon
Wayne McNutt
Ae Baum
First Day of Summer Brings Warm Weather to Huron
On the first day of summer residents in Huron enjoyed clear skies and rising temperatures. The state weather bureau reported 82 degrees by 2 p.m. with a sunrise at 6:50 am and sunset at 9:19 pm. Partly cloudy conditions and small temperature changes were forecast for tonight and Thursday.
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Bow
Aod Huronians
State Weather Bureau
Huron
Republicans Begin Shaping Platform on Chicago
Republican leaders in Chicago began drafting a platform to aid their candidate’s White House bid with a nomination expected by next Wednesday. The party chairman warned there would be no balloting deadlock as the national convention approaches. Across campaign HQs, leaders praised their candidates and voiced cautious optimism while Dewey, Bricker, and Stassen allies weighed prospects and rhetoric. Meanwhile the American Democratic National Committee moved to oppose Roosevelt’s renomination, voting against a coalition ticket pairing Bricker with Byrd.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White House
Harrison
Spangler
Roy D. Moore
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Dewey
Moore
J. Russel Sprague
Victor Johnson
Har
E. Stassen
Minnesota
American Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Bricker
Harry F.ginia
Byrd
Vir
Two Jap Airdromes On Biak Island Taken By Americans
SUVANCHY ALLEL HEAD QUARTERS New Guinea June 21 Two more Japanese airdromes on Biak Island were in American hands today, granting the Allies airfields on the Schouten Islands off the Dutch New Guinea coast from which warplanes may attack the Philippines. Yank infantry, aided by tanks and artillery, drove the Japanese from ridges yesterday and advanced onto Sorido and Borokoe airstrips. The fields lie within four miles of Biak’s Maker airstrip captured June 7 and used in the past week. Five miles south of Biak on Owl Island, Americans have built another airfield. These four fields near the equator are about 880 miles from the Philippines.
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Suvanchy Allel
New Guinea
Biak Island
Schouten Islands
Dutch New Guinea
Philippines
Idges
Sorido
Borokoe
Biak
Maker
Owl Island
Postwar Industrial Future Discussed At Meeting Here
South Dakota business, music, and agricultural leaders gathered to plan postwar development of small rural industries for processing agricultural by products and residues. Gov M Sharpe and E C Lathrop from Peoria agricultural laboratory spoke on Industrial Utilization of Agricultural Residues under South Dakota State College sponsorship. Dean A M Eberle presided and was to summarize talks and panel discussions.
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South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Guv
M. Sharpe
E. C. Lathrop
Aeticultural
Peoria
A. M. Eberle
State College
Dewey silent on draft talk after Chicago talks
Governor Dewey said he spoke by telephone with New York Republican leaders in Chicago but refused to confirm draft plans or details of the conversation. He would not comment on statements by Herbert Brownell J Russel Sprague or Edwin Jaeckle about a possible Republican presidential nomination and an acceptance speech in Chicago.
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Albany
N.Y
Dewey
New - York
Chicago
Herbert Brownell
J. Russel Sprague
New York
Weeds Now Main Barrier To Crops
South Dakota crop and weather summary notes weeds gaining control in eastern and southern fields while rye heads wheat joints and winter grains mature. corn remains wet on eastern borders. rainfall totals range from a quarter to three quarters of an inch. pastures green feed abundant.
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South Dakotas
B. R. Laskowski
TU. S
Brookings
Kingsbury
James River
Laskowski
Fairfax
Huron
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Tyndall
Watertown
Yankton
Aberdeen
Ardmore
Faith
Milbank
Philip
Spearfish
Vivian
Lyttleton Apology for Misquotation in Commons
Washington reports Secretary Hull rebutted a British assertion that American lend lease aided Britain and pushed Japan toward war. Hull said the claim was erroneous and noted Lyttleton apologized in the House of Commons for the misquotation.
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Lyttleton
Commons
Washington
America
Pearl Harbor
Hull
Britain
House of Commons
Oliver Lyttleton
House
Japan
United States
Funeral Set Thursday for Judge Warren at Plandreau
The body of Supreme Court Judge Frederick A. Warren lay in state in the capital rotunda this morning. His funeral is planned for Thursday at 3 p.m. in Plandreau, according to official notices.
Boy Drowned Child Buried in Redfield Funeral
Funeral services were held for a young boy drowned Thursday June 15 at Cheyenne Wyoming. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery. Parents from Cheyenne and grandparents from Redfield attended the funeral.
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Redfield Redfie
Coleman
Cheyenne
Wyo
Greenlawn
Mag
Chey
Redeld
War update from Normandy siege and shoreline actions
Allied forces press Cherbourg defenses with routes to Cap Levy and Cap de Hague under artillery fire while coastal columns advance along both peninsula shores. American units push inland toward Eglise De Grenneville as allied lines tighten and a former church in the area is noted.
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Normandy
Cherbourg
Cap Levy
Cap de Hague
Eglise de Grenneville
Chiang Appeals For General System Of Collective Security
Chiang Kai-shek urged a general system of collective security backed by an adequate international force at a state banquet in Chungking in honor of Vice President Henry A. Wallace. Wallace, speaking to cheering students, urged work toward universal literacy as he visited Red Cross clubs and met GIs, playing volleyball despite rain and wearing a slack suit and tennis shoes.
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Chungking
Chiang Kuai-Shek
Chiang
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
China
Red Cross
Ada
Charlotte Pagenkopf
St. Paul
State Sets Heavy Bond Purchase Plan For War Loan Drive
Pierre June 21 The state government will contribute at least 12 947 000 toward South Dakota s 37 million Fifth War Loan Drive quota as recorded by the board of finance and six state departments The total includes 9 875 000 reinvestment of existing holdings Purchases cover public lands reinvestment of 3 625 000 in 1965 70 24 per cent bonds plus 2 207 900 of 1985 70 and 115 000 of 12 year Maturity series G Rural credit 2 500 000 reinvestment and 750 460 in certificates Highway reinvestment of 2 450 000 in treasury certificates Game and fish reinvestment of 700 000 Charities and corrections reinvestment of 209 009 in certificates.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Board of Finance
Treasury
British government ignores Nazi peace talk claim
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the Commons that the British government received information on December 17 about a Nazi official's views on possible peace terms but dismissed it as a German ploy to sow distrust. He said the brief note bore typical signs of German deception and was not pursued.
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Svinum
Alles
Anthony Eden
Commons Today
Crawford Elected Grand Knight Of Knights Of Columbus
Crawford was elected grand knight of Knights of Columbus Council No. 779 at the annual election of officers held Tuesday evening. Other officers elected are Harold Osborne deputy grand knight Vince J Thieman recorder Leo Egan chancellor Leo Styer warden inside guard Ray Meyers outside guard and M A Artz trustee.
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Jar Osar Angy
Crawford
Knights of Columbus Council
Harold Osborne
Vince J. Thieman
Leo Egan
Leo Styer
Ray Meyers
M. A. Artz
John Reardon of Conde Dies in Huron Hospital
John Reardon of Conde, aged 74, died Tuesday morning in a Huron hospital after extended treatment. Funeral arrangements were to be completed by Kinyon's Funeral Home with services to be held in Conde and burial in New Ulm. He is survived by his widow.
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John Reardon
Conde
Huron Hospital
Kinyon
Furial
New Ulm
Inn
Navy leaders weigh Saipan defense and Japs gaze west
Admiral Nimitz and Rear Admiral McMorris discuss the Saipan campaign with focus on Japanese land based air cover west of the Marianas. They note Japan’s reduced naval strength and urge vigilance to deter westward advance while preserving American carrier airpower and production.
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Nippon
Tif
Guo
Nimitz
Japan
Saipan
Marianas
Horth
C. H. McMorris
Exican
Zai
Lothrop To Head Grand Lodges
Fragmented notice lists officers and positions for a lodge meeting. Names such as Mays Cary Swarts Wardens Wy Springs and R. a Tries appear with titles like vice president. The text is garbled but indicates a 500 member convention with Watertown and Nae mentioned.
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Cary
R. A
Watertown
Mzbet Patraey
Governor Appeals for Labor Aid in Storm Ravaged Dakotas
Governor M. Q. Sharpe asks the War Manpower Commission and state congressional delegation to help secure labor for rehabilitating storm wreckage across the Dakota territories and Minnesota. He urges use of war prisoners to speed debris removal and rebuilding to prevent further losses, noting acute shortages of food and materials needed for the war effort. Areas in North and South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa report extensive destruction and disrupted farming.
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Pierre
M. Q. Sharpe
Dakota
Minnesota
Yornada Lac
South Duke
North
Towa
South Dakota
Stores To Close Fourth Of July In Huron
Huron retailers yesterday rejected a proposal for a three day Fourth of July holiday closing by the Huron Chamber of Commerce. The plan would close Monday through Wednesday and keep no stores open on the Fourth. The Evening Huronite will not publish a list of closings. The main Fourth of July feature is the annual Rodeo at the Stony River grounds presented by the Town and County Riding Club with Billy Maher staging wild west riding and exhibitions in front of the main grandstand.
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Lave Yesterdse
Can
Huron
Atton
VNU
Townard County Riding Club
Stony Rr Grounds
Billy Maher
Witchcock Rancher
Sie T Reef
Death of Dr A B Hawse in Frankfort at 83
Dr A B Hawse 83 of Frankfort died early Monday after a stroke. He had lived in Frankfort 15 years and remained active in his profession till a year ago. Survived by son Pedy George of St Paul and his wife predeceased him. Member of Mysuit Lodge and of O FE Fines services will be held in Franklorth Thursday afternoon.
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A. B. Hawse
Frankfort
A.B. Hawse
Baldwin Unital
Redfield
Hawse
Franks
Pedy George
St. Paul
Mysuit
O. FE
Frankl
For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments
A scrambled 1938 era classified mix lists items for sale and help wanted. Entries mention a Chevrolet, an assistant cook, rental listings, an oil station with shop, and dairy or farm labor needs alongside several local phone numbers and place names in Huron and Sioux Falls.
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5Th
Dakota
Carl Weir
Huron
Dan Dugan
Transport Co
Sioux Falls
B. D. Conrad
North Huron
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