Market News Loss Registered In Swine Market Thursday
Swine prices fell 10 to 20 cents on Thursday with top hogs at 10.85 while long haul hogs gained 5 to 10 cents per hundred. Cattle and sheep prices held steady though lighter action noted. lambs around 11.75. Sioux Falls reports hog receipts 1,700 with prices 10 to 35 cents lower, top at 11.00, cattle receipts 700 steady to firm. Produce prices mixed with poultry and eggs varied. wheat and corn futures traded higher on the Chicago market amid heat and grain concerns.
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Armour Stock Yards
Rown
Sioux Falls
Huron
Minneapolis
Minn
S. D
Scouts Collect Aluminum From Homes For Defense Effort
A house to house drive in Huron gathered aluminum needed for defense. Scouts led by Dick-up volunteers collected scraps from residents, with Cubs Byron Schatz Donald Vance Oakley Hoy Jimmy Pierce Don Shultz Kenneth Johnson Ian Crown and Donald Weston assisting.
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Huron
City Hall
Cubs
Byron Schatz
Donald Vance
Oakley Hoy
Jimmy Pierce
Don Shultz
Kenneth Johnson
Ian Crown
Donald Weston
Markets At Glance: Mixed Bonds and Commodities
Markets at New York and Chicago show mixed bonds with selective demand and higher cotton, sugar mixed, and metals steady. Wheat and corn rise on mill buying and heat, cattle steady to 40c higher, hogs down 15 to 25 cents with top at 11.75.
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New York
Chicago
Wool Market in Boston Sees Steady Prices on Domestic Wools
Scattered sales closed today in the Boston market with prices steady from last week. Texas wools moved at mostly 1.05 to 1.07 per pound scoured Oasis, while fine territory combing wools sold in bags at 1.01 to 1.03 scoured. A small interest appeared for one fourth blood bright fleece wools at 0.45 to 0.47 cents per pound grease.
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Boston
U. SD. A
Texas
Jin
Defense program braces for uniform labor deal
Washington reports the office of production management approved a uniform agreement between defense agencies and the AFL Building Trades. The pact covers 800,000 direct workers and about 1.5 million indirectly, setting time and a half overtime after 40 hours on single shifts and 37 1 2 hours for multi shift work. Grievances will be settled by conciliation and arbitration with a five member AFL board to interpret the agreement.
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Washington
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
AFL
War and Navy Departments
Defense Housing Coordination Office
Offeisis
Hog and cattle prices drop in slow market at Chicago and St Paul
Hog values fall 15 to 25 cents in slow trade led by lighter 180 to 240 pound weights. Cattle and calves show mixed moves with medium weights down up to 25 cents, top steers around 12.65, fat cows steady, hogs and sows mixed. Sheep sales very slow with few bids, springs steady.
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Bebo
Chicago
Watertown and Chicago Produce Prices for July 24
Watertown and Chicago markets report mixed prices for poultry eggs butter and live stock. Watertown lists ices for white rocks, leghorn broilers, hens and roosters with varied weights and egg prices. Chicago shows steady butter and egg values with live poultry ranges. New York notes steady butter and varied egg prices. futures edge lower on some lines.
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Sioux City
Jily
Staight Run
Mitchell
Watertown
Eavy Breed
Leghorn
Leghorn Roosters
Hennery
Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Sioux City Livestock Thurd ay Cattle and hog market report
Sioux City price report shows cattle salable 3 500 and calves 25 cents. beef steers and yearlings slow with early sales steady to weak. Hogs active with 5 000 salable and prices around 11 to 13 dollars per hundredweight. lighter weights down to 10.25.
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Sioux City
Heseler
Market activity dims after brief rally and sparse demand
After an early mild rally, bids drifted to the background as advances were trimmed or converted to leases. Prices showed limited strength in the foreground, with fractions moving only to a point for favorites. Trading cooled, with roughly $600,000 shares tagged overall and trends easing slightly by the close.
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Joe V Woonsocket Death of 16 Year Old Forbes
eRay Forbes age sixteen son of Harry Forbes of Woonsocket died at 2 o clock this morning in a Huron Hospital after a brief illness. The family resides in Woonsocket.
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eRay Forbes
Joe V Woonsocket
Leroy. Forbes
Harry Forbes
Woonsocket
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A fragmented listing of company stock percentages and names appears, showing varied quotients for firms such as Boeing Air, Ford, Chrysler, General Mills, Shell, and many others. The text reads as a market ticker style compilation with numerous percent figures, company abbreviations, and partial names, suggesting a historical financial roundup.
Gulls Help Lake Byron Area Fend Off Grasshoppers
About one million Franklin gulls have settled near Lake Byron and wage a daily attack on millions of grasshoppers. Deputy game warden Rosé Wiley says the birds work 14 hours a day, reducing hopper numbers and crop loss, with benefits likely to show next year as eggs laid are prevented. The colony forms a white border at night around the lake and draws crowds who come to watch.
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Franklin Gulls
Lake Byron
Great Salt Lake Valley
Rosé Wiley
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Aeee
Bill Extends Service Under National Emergency Draft
The War Department drafted for the Senate Military Committee a bill to keep selectees, National Guardsmen, and reserves in active army service for the duration of a Congress declared emergency. Secretary Stimson submitted it proposing Congress declare grave peril to U.S. national interests. It would lift the 300000 trainee cap and authorize deployment of armed forces beyond the regular army during national defense. No provision to remove restrictions on sending guardsmen or selectees outside the western hemisphere.
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Washington
War Department
Senate Military Committee
Congress
Stimson
United States
Hemisphere
Credit Groups Meet In Huron Convention At Hotel
Thirty officers and personnel from Yankton Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown Pierre Aberdeen and Huron met in the Jarvin Hughitt Hotel to discuss methods for improving service to members in those cities A banquet was planned at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel for attendees with W W H George secretary treasurer in charge of arrangements for the two day meeting
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Huron
Yankton
Sioux Fall
Mitchell
Watertown
Pierre
Aberdeen
Jarvin Hughitt
Ww. H. George
Huron Production Credit Association
Marvin Hughitt
George
Military budget plan expands air force and armament
The committee reported transfers to lend lease traffic in the North Atlantic and outlined Army goals for a larger air force of 83 groups, up from 54. An 303,000 manpower increase funds 152,000 needed for pilot training and 157,000 for new units. Navy funds rise to support larger crews and Marine expansion, with ordnance to build a weapons pool and stock large ammunition reserves.
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North Atlantic
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Robert P. Patterson
Destructive Storm Hits Farms and Fatal Explosion Reported
A July windstorm damaged nine large barns and set two more ablaze near here. Lightning struck during the storm causing collateral fires. Reports mention a fatal explosion at a location named Rdeen. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Destru
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Inn
Rites Saturday For H Mahowald
Funeral services for Herman Mahowald who died yesterday afternoon will be held at St Martins Catholic Church at 9 o clock Saturday morning with Rev Father J J O Neil in charge Burial will be in St Martins Cemetery Fall bearers include Neil Ford Pete Phlepson Sydney Ed Artema Leo Dolan and Pat O Brien The rosary will be said at 430 this evening at the Mahowald home 715 Idaho Avenue Southeast where the body will lie in state until services He was born in Redwood Falls Minnesota December 18 1894 and came to Huron in 1907 He opened the Electric Shoe Shop in 1914 and has remained in place since Surviving are one sister Mrs Margaret Mons and three brothers Joe Herbert and Howard Also three nieces and one nephew Joan Mahowald Kathleen and Margaret Jean Mahowald and Andrew Mahowald Preceded in death by parents and two brothers Andrew and Alfred.
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Herman Mahowald
St. Martins Catholic Church
J. J. O'Neil
St. Martin's Cemetery
Neil Ford
Pete Phlepson
Sydney
Busted Ed Artema
Leo Dolan
Pat O'Brien
Tonign
Joe Ma ‘Owald
Idaho Avenue
Mahonald
Redwood Falls
Minn
Huron
Margaret Mons
Joe
Herbert
Herbard
Moorhead
Joan Mahowald
Kathleen
Margaret Jean Mahowald
Andrew Mahowald
Andrew
Alfred
Clerk School Ends Session Here Today
The four day training school at Marvin Hughitt closed today with State Administrative Supervisor Peter C. Adler presenting a summary. About 105 girls from South Dakota attended and many left for home this afternoon or tonight. Sessions featured Elvan Whitaker on filing and correspondence, Donald R. Harvey on Good housekeeping, Merle Marshall on tenant purchase, and a panel discussion chaired by Hildegarde C. Blaine.
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Marvin Hughittes
Peter C. Adler
Aite Dakota
Elvan Whitaker
Donald R. Harvey
Merle . Marshall
Hand
Heat wave shatters records across plains and Midwest
Weather expert reports a new all time high of 112 in South Dakota and forecasts no relief through Saturday. Deaths from heat include a four month old in Kansas City, with dozens affected in Emporia and Joplin. Highs reached 108 in Topeka and 105 in Salt Lake City as heat persists amid scattered storms.
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Kansas Citians Were Overcome and Heat Victims Also Were |Reed At Emporia
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Saturda
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Ely
Esota
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Barnesville
Anay
Farmers urged to provide storage amid embargo on grain
Alfred Barnes chairs the State Agricultural Conservation committee urging farmers to build and repair storage bins to cope with grain shipments to Minneapolis and Duluth terminals. He warns elevators cannot handle the crop this year and stresses using storage programs and AAA incentives to fund new or repaired facilities.
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Alfred Barnes
Day
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War news from Europe amid heavy fighting and raids
Reports say German forces push toward the Soviet capital while Serbs rise against Nazi control in Yugoslavia. British bombers target western Germany as German raids hit northwest England and Scotland. Mussolini’s command claims a major naval battle in the central Mediterranean with ships sunk and attacks on British convoys.
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German Army Eyes Russian Bases by Bering Strait
Rep May of Kentucky, chairman, warns Russia near Alaska as Marshall notes limits on yearlong draft. The dialogue references Soviet air bases and strategic concern over distant American outposts amid wartime strain.
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Hospital admissions and dismissals listed with names
A hospital roster lists admitted patients including Mrs K F Carter, Hur on, Marcene Erickson, Hur on, Dwayne Pierce Huron, John Christiansen Hitchcock, Mrs G Rk McArthur Huron, Walter Ahlstrom Hitchcock, Clifford Foley Huron, K Pintuck Hitchcock, and others wandering from towns such as Huron, Hitchcock, De Smet, Bancroft, Doland, and Irons. Dismissals include Mrs James Bales Boni Je, Mrs Dick Schinderling and baby Connie Kay Huron, Constance Strothers Huron, Delia Mae Williams De Smet, Virgil Kitzman 1 land, Thomas Gardner Bonilla, William Laughlin Lake Preston, Glenn Johnson Doland, J P Re Huron, Frank Hildenbrand Irons, Delbert McMillan Bancroft, Mrs Will Maher and baby, Hitch cock, Mrs George Walker Huron. Also garbled items about sale notices and an apparent unrelated bracelet downtown.
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Marcene Erickson
Hur ‘On
Dwayne Pierce Huron
John Christiansen
Hitchcock
G Rk. McArthur
Walter Ahlstron
Clifford Foley
K Pintuck
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Oldham
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Wolsey
Harry Rainer
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