Hog Market Uptrend Across Markets and Regions
Market notes show hog prices rising with top bids near 14.25 at Chicago, while Armour stockyards in Huron report Thursday hogs 15 higher with light weights leading at 13.46. Cattle generally steady to weak and sheep up 15 to 25 cents, with varied futures across Sioux City and St Paul markets and extensive price ranges for fat hogs, calves, and stockers.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
W.F.A
Sioux City
W.p.aj
Dakota
Bt. Paul
South ST. Faul
F. A
Sioux Falls
Huron Produce Market Price Range Report
Markets across Huron and regional centers report daily price ranges for heavy hens, Leghorn hens, roosters, eggs and butterfat. New York and Chicago quotes show ceiling or firm prices for butter, cheese, and eggs, with regional variations for heavy hens, light hens, and assorted poultry, plus butterfat readings. South Dakota Sioux Falls Mitchell and other towns list headlined items including weights, egg grades, and live poultry prices.
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Huron
New York
Markets At A Glance and Grain Prices Chicago Futures
New York markets show mixed blocks with some advances and steadier bonds while industrials and rails gain. Chicago grain futures rise with wheat led by weaker New Orleans offers, oats and rye advance, cattle and hogs firm, and prices posted for No 1 and No 2 dark northern wheats.
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New York
New Orleans
Watertown Produce Prices From Thursday Listing
Watertown buyers see color poultry prices for July 22 with adjustments for weights in varieties including colored springs Leghorn springs heavy hens and roosters plus ducks geese and penne eggs in No 1 and No 2 grades with listed weights and prices.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Milling Demands Push Wheat Prices Higher in Pit
Milling demand for wheat increased today driving prices up about a cent at times as flour business hopes and Winnipeg strength supported gains. Wheat closed about 4% higher with July at 144 and September at 146. Oats rose a penny and rye advanced 0.41 of a cent. Minneapolis reports receipts at 578 today and 413 year to date, with cash bids and No. 1 heavy dark northern prices listed across several grades.
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Lilicagy
Sully
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Montana
Rails Lead Selective Recovery In Stocks
Rails lead selective recovery in stocks with gains in early action. Market wide activity shows new highs over the past 3 to 6 years, while profit taking persists as a restraint for many issues. Closing advances were fractional, with transfers around 900000 shares and some peaks in listed issues like Santa Fe, PepsiCo, Austin Wichalg Common and Electric Power and Light preferreds.
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AEW York
Guy
Santa Fe
PepsiCaia
Austin Wichalg
Electric Power
Closing quotations by the Associated Press list major stocks
A list from the Associated Press showing closing quotations for numerous companies and securities. The compiled figures include AlleghCorp, AllisChalMfg, AT&T, Boeing Air, DuPont, GenElec, GenMills, Deere&Co, Dow Jones components, Standard Oil affiliates, and many others with percentage changes and figures indicating closing values or relative performance. The data reflects a snapshot of market standings and corporate names from the period.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
ArmAtrines
Aminternat
At&t
AmWoolpf
ArmlProf
AviaCorp
BendixAvia
BethSt
Boeing Air
ButlerBros
CalumetHee
Celotex
Caselico
Cerrodpas
Shrysser
Solgpalmp
ZomSouth
ConsCop
CurtissWrt
Curtisswra
Deere&Co
DouglasAire
Lt Love To Speak At Salvation Army Service
Lieutenant Ethel Love of the Salvation Army Kansas City Missouri will speak at the Sunday night service from home leave. She rose from cadet to officer, trained in Chicago, and has held several staff and brigade roles in the organization.
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Salvation Army
Ethel Love
Love
Kansas City
Salvation Army Training ‘College
Chicago
Ang
Ja Ata
Anses
Alaska Highway Named Official Route After Years of Use
Washington and Ottawa announced formal agreement naming the Alaska Highway from Dawson Creek to Fairbanks as the official road, replacing the informal Alcan label. Hull proposed the name with Canadian approval, reflecting popular usage. In Nassau, Bahamas, Nancy Oakes De Marigny publicly supports husband Alfred De Marigny, denying murder charges against him in the Sir Harry Oakes case. She plans to attend Monday’s court hearing and insists the charges are unfounded.
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Washington
Dawson Creek
British Columbia
Fairbanks
Alaska
United States
Cordell Hull
Anthony J. Diamond
House of Representatives
Leighton McCarthy
Alcan Highway
Nassau
Bahamas
Nancy Oskes de Marigny
Harry Oakes
Alfred de Marigny
de Marigny
Oakes
Spa
Cious Nassau
Westbourne
Nancy
New England
Military Targets In Rome Will Be Bombed Again
LUAwU July 22 The bombing of military targets in Rome will be repeated if military necessity dictates and regardless of world reaction. Eisenhower's decision to raid Rome was made with full British collaboration and daylight precision bombing using American bombers. If deemed necessary, Rome railroad yards will be bombed again.
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Luawu
Rome
Tvell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army Requisitions Poultry Shipments
The Army and the Office of Price Administration moved to seize poultry on Delmarva highways to curb black market activity. A Dover area seizure occurred yesterday as inspectors accompanied state police. Requisitioning, authorized by the War Food Administration under the War Powers Act, follows a six month OPA probe that led to 40 indictments across Delaware Maryland and Virginia.
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Washington
Army
Office of Price Administration
Delmarva
Dover
Del
OPA
War Food Administration
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Two Bombers Collide In Florida Killing Ten
Two medium bombers from MacDill Field collided near Boyett in southeast Hillsborough County Florida. Public relations said ten airmen died in the crash with five men aboard each bomber.
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Florida
Tamber
Fla
MacDill Field
MacDill
Boyett
Willsborough County
Minneapolis Lions Win Male Quartet Contest
The Minneapolis Club won the annual male quartet contest at the International Lions conventions in Cleveland. They received $400 in cash for the victory.
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Minneapolis Lions
Cleveland
International Lions
Minneapolis
Crash Kills 11 as Liberator Crashes Near Gunnison Colorado
Casper army air base reports 11 men died when a bomber from the base crashed and burned in rugged mountain country near Gunnison Colorado. The incident occurred Monday, the disaster blamed on navigational or mechanical failure during flight. The report notes public relations officers issued the casualty tally and details remain under investigation by base authorities.
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Colorado
Casper
Wyo
Casper Army Air Base
Gunnison
Colo
Huron brewery history spans since 1884 with Blume lineage
The article traces the Huron brewery saga from 1884 when Frank Blume started Blumeheiser beer, through family handoffs to Albert Blume, then to Frank Kruger and John Breen era, noting Prohibition era shifts to Hop Tea near beer and later Dakota Brewing Company control in 1933 producing Dakota Schoonex beer and Dakota Best Gold.
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Graham
Huron
Frank Blume
James River
Albert
Charles
May Az
Frank
Kruger
Sioux ‘City
John Breen
Sophia, Blume
Joe Poelinger
South Dakota
Poelinger
Dakota Brewing Company
Dakota Schoonex
Dakota Best
Clark Lieutenant Survives Air Crash Near Marion Texas
San Antonio July 22 P A pine collision near Marion Texas Tuesday killed two Randolph Field instructor school student officers and forced two others to parachute to safety Public relations officer named the dead as Second Lt Charles Smith Fowler Indiana and Second Lt Aaron L Sisk Washington D C The two who parachuted to safety were First Lt Robert R Scott Des Moines Indiana and Second Lt Edward G Temple Clark S Texas
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San Antonio
Marion
Tex
Randolph Field Instructors School
Charles , Smith
Mandan Fruit Firm Hit By 30000 Dollar Fire
Mandan North Dakota July 2. Fire damaged the Mandan Fruit Company warehouse and basement storage, causing an estimated 30000 dollars in losses. Henry Olson, manager for Gamble-Robinson Minneapolis owners, said coffee flour sugar and cereals stored on the first floor suffered the greatest damage. Offices on the first floor were badly damaged and water damage affected basement stock.
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Manwavan
N.D
Mandan Fruit Company
Henry Olson
Gamble-Robinson Company
Minneapolis
U S May Get 267000 Prisoners From Africa
War department plans to move up to 267000 Axis prisoners from Africa to the United States as fast as possible. New internment camps will be built nationwide and existing ones expanded. Currently 65058 Axis prisoners are held in 38 camps with capacity 139164. inmates include 45355 Germans and 19641 Italians along with 62 Japanese.
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Ngiwa
North Africa
United States
New Office Secretary Named After Myers Resigns
A. J. Lang, superintendent, announces Mrs. Lela Brown formerly Lela Steele of Huron will replace Mable Myers who resigned after 13 years as secretary at the city schools office. Brown, a Huron College graduate, taught at a junior high and started in the superintendent's office last Friday. Myers left Tuesday for Van Nuys California to visit her brother, plans to settle in California. Her father A. C. Myers accompanied her to Council Bluffs Iowa.
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Lela Brown
Mable Myers
A. J. Lang
Brown
Lela Steele
Huron
Huron College
Miss Myers
van Nuys
Cal
Ralph C. Myers
Food Distribution Officials Confer Here In Huron
Regional FDA compliance chief Paul J Messer and regional investigation chief W W Tomlinson, both Des Moines, team with Fargo North Dakota supervisor Emil Frost to confer with Earl Lang Route on food distribution oversight in Huron today.
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Paul J. Messer
Food'Distribution Administration
Des, Moines
Emi
Frost
Fargo
North Dakota
Huron
Earl
Stevens Retires as Bank Leader with Huron Branch
W. E. Stevens, president of the National Bank of South Dakota with branches in Huron and Vermillion, takes a leave of absence through year end and will retire as head of the bank he founded. He began in 1902 in Claremont SD, moved to Sioux Falls in 1908, led Security National Bank in 1910, founded Citizens National Bank in 1926, and that bank affiliated with First Bank Stock Corporation in 1931. The Sioux Falls bank renamed to National Bank of South Dakota in 1937.
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W. E. Stevens
National Bank of South Dakota
Huron
Vermillion
Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Hie
Claremont
Stevens
Sioux Falls
Security National Bank
State Bank and Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
First Bank Stock Corporation of
Minneapolis
War update from Sicily shows Allied gains and Axis retreat
Allied and Canadian forces push across central and western Sicily while German units retreat toward the east coast. Allied air and sea pressure continues as Palermo, Trapani, and Marsala are threatened. Castelvetrano falls after a large American armored column exploits the city. Italian resistance collapses with officers deserting and battles along Messina and Etna intensifying.
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15Th Armored Division
Ennu
Caltanisetta
Algiers
Palermo
Termini
Sicily
Marsala
Messina
Catania
Ceast
Trapani
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eighth Army
Smidgie
Ostonia
Tralian
Catani-Messina
Mount Etna
Gerbini
Graziani
Rodolfo Graziani
Burrigh
Castelvetrano
Associated Press
10Th Hersaglieri
Agrigento
United Nations Touts Rome Bombing Story To World
The United Nations rushed word of the Rome bombing eight minutes after the first explosions, coordinating with Algiers and Washington to interrupt New York broadcasts. OWI officials described a meticulously planned propaganda effort aimed at shaping Allied narrative and undermining Axis information. Rome learned of the attack about 1 hour 40 minutes later, as Berlin waited to respond with its own propaganda.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
uPi
United Nations
Axis
Rome
Italy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Algiers
U. S. Army
Pentagon
Office of War Information
New York
France
North Africa
Europe
Robert
E. Sherwood
Owls J Overseas
Berlin
Sherwood
Pentagon Wuilding
Mary Jo Snow Reports for WAVES Duty at Hunter College
Mary Jo Snow, 20, who has enlisted in the WAVES, is notified to report at Hunter College in New York City on July 29. She plans to leave Huron on July 27. A graduate of Huron High School and Nettleton Business College in Sioux Falls, she has worked at Standard Oil in the area for two years. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Snow of 282 Ninth Street Southwest.
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Mary Jo Snow
Hunter College
New York City
Huron
Miss Snow
Huron High School
Nettleton Business College
Sioux Falls
Standard Oil
Mrs. Snow
Ninth Street
For Sale and Rent Classified Items Listing
A compact list of ads includes a FOR SALE 8 ft John Deere binder by L M Christopherson on a farm near Fairgrounds, FOR RENT modern homes and apartments across multiple streets, and a FOR SALE 1929 Buick pickup at Brown's Service Station. Also listings seek a Model A Ford, and a modern three and two room residences with baths and hot water heating.
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L. M. Christopherson
Fairgrounds
Kansas S. E
J. B. McGinty
Brown
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U. S
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