Market News Hogs Fall as Receipts Steady at Armour Stock Yards
Market report from Armour Stock Yards dated July 27 notes a five to ten cent drop in hog prices with a top of 6.40 while receipts reach about 5,000 hogs. Cattle and sheep prices mostly steady. steers and yearlings priced 8.25 to 9.00, beeves near 9.25, yearlings around 9.60, cows 5.25 to 6.56, feeder pigs 6.00 to 7.25. Hogs show light activity with butcher hogs 5 to 10 lower, two twenty-five lower for sows, lighter weights most active. Sheep supply 4,000 with slow fat lamb market, natives and Idaho springers above 4.50, other classes scarce.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Idaho
Sioux Falls
Bologna
Chicago
South St, Paul
I— F. SM
Produce Markets HURON PRODUCE MARKET Furnished
Huron market data supplied daily by Swift and Co. Havas S indicates commodity listings and price ranges for local produce items. The brief entry notes market conditions and availability for buyers and sellers at the Huron facility.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Havas
Markets At Glance Roundup of Chicago New York and Minneapolis trading
Markets at a glance show mixed results across commodities and livestock. Stocks uneven rails improve while U.S. government bonds lead gains. cotton and sugar fluctuate with foreign selling. hogs steady to lower with several price points and a wide cattle range. hogs and cattle receipts noted in Chicago and Midwest centers. dairy, eggs, and butter prices steady to firm with regional variations.
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New York
U. S
Wall Street
Wheat Continues On Upward Trend
Wheat prices extended this week’s recovery by more than a cent a bushel and rose about four cents from 1939 lows. Over 300 000 bushels were moved by shippers to millers, the busiest grain business in months, as forecasts pointed to further favorable weather.
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Umucagy
Pushela
Eagh
Crop Insurance Payouts For Wheat Farmers Reported
The federal crop insurance corporation says it turned over 1.807 million bushels of wheat or cash to 5,362 farmers as new crop loss claims. About 170,000 farmers insured 7,638,1157 acres, paying 6,714,074 bushels in premiums. Policyholders insured production of 63,769,056 bushels this year. Officials doubt premiums will cover all claims due to higher losses in winter wheat areas, though the corporation holds a $20 million capital reserve.
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Washington
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Springs
Tanker Sunik Burns After Fog Collision Near Plymouth
In dense English Channel fog about 40 miles south of Plymouth the French tanker Sunik caught fire after hitting the Swedish steamer Grangesberg. Ten persons were missing and 24 were rescued as the Grangesberg suffered heavy bow damage and radio failure. the British steamer Dartford aided in rescuing 24 Sunik crew members per Lloyd's.
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London
Sunik
Grangesberg
English Channel
Plymouth
Lloyd's
Dartford
Roll Variations Shown At School
Miss Dorothy Gill led a second cooking school session with variations on a basic roll recipe including Butter Horns Pineapple Butter Scotch Rolls and Honey Oatmeal Muffins. She also demonstrated Minced Ham Biscuits Orange Cocoa Nut Cream Pie and a French Spice Cake with orange lemon frosting concluding with a Toasty Loaf.
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Dorothy Gill
Huron Theatre
Miss Gill
C. H. Christiansen
Bertha Finley
Paul J. Tschetter
Ed Moldenhauer
August
Alvin Lee
Charles Phillips
J. GC. Penney
J. A. Wyland
Job Service Faces Closure Over Unresolved Funding
The South Dakota Employment Service debates funding and federal compliance as the state legislature blocks continuation. A federal board says the agency must be funded at about 16 782 dollars to maintain operations. Notices to close offices may halt unemployment benefits. 319 payments totaling 6 612 34 were issued last week with 307 150 50 disbursed since January 31 to 4 485 unemployed. About 60 000 workers are covered and 1 660 employers owe the tax.
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UCC
Andes
Bushfield
Federal Social Security Board
John F. Foy
Washington
Social Security Board
Federal Board
Ned McDonald
State Employment Service
Advisory Council
South Dakota
Flurry of buying stiffens market in New York
In New York on July 27 trading showed a late selective recovery as rails and a handoff special ties boosted sentiment after early losses. The market closed with mixed to moderately varied prices as overall activity ran around 750,000 shares, with leaders trading mainly down.
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New York
Closing Market Snapshot of Miscellaneous Stocks
A terse listing of assorted securities and industry names showing varied percentages and ratios. Include AmCan AmPow BendixAvia Boeing Airpl Celanese CerDePasco BorgWarner and other entities with fractional changes and percentages. Silent arrears noted.
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Ass AirRedue
Alaska
AlSteres
Allis
Gold Continued from Page One
In this country the dollars from sales of precious metals fund purchases abroad where American currency is preferred to Japanese money. When asked about action against Japanese shipments of silver confiscated from China, Mergenthal declined to answer. China holds white metal as a major supplier to the United States, and shipments stopped after Japan blockaded Chinese ports.
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Mergenthal
China
United States
Britain
Japan
State Department
Senan Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Republican
Dopument
Ibrova
Pittman
Nevada
Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Joseph Edouard Doumene
Superior
Lewis attacks Garner over wage hour battle in labor hearing
In a tense labor committee session, Congressman Lewis accused Vice President Garner of wielding the wage hour struggle to burden labor, while AFL leaders opposed revisions. He criticized Elmer F. Andrews for urging amendments before enforcing the law and left spectators speechless after his sharp remarks. The hearing weighed possible amendments as workers face unemployment and rising hunger, with at least two exemption proposals on the table.
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Garner
Lewis
Elmer F. Andrews
Congress
House
Labor Committee
W. C. Hushing
American Federation of Labor
House of ‘Senate
Tsay
Snow on Pike's Peak Draws Sightseers in Cold Blast
Snow on Pike's Peak attracts Denver visitors as July crowds climb to the upper reaches. Three inches of new snow chills temperatures to 36 degrees, creating a brisk scene for motorists and sightseers alike.
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Pike's Peak
Denver
Morning Shower Decline as Temperatures Fall Across State
State weather bureau reports morning showers lowering highs after Thursday's 100 degree peak. Huron area forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday with thundershowers possible Thursday afternoon or early tonight. Mobridge topped South Dakota at 110 degrees with Pierre 102, Mitchell, Yankton, and Fairfax high readings nearby.
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State Weather Bureau
Huron
Mobridge
South Dakota
Pierre
Mitchell
Yankton
Fairfax
Black man confesses to attempted assault in North Dakota girl case
Chester Singletary of St Augustine Florida admitted after a 30 hour manhunt that he tried to assault a 16 year old Prosper North Dakota farm girl on a farm near here. Sheriff Roethxe quoted him saying he did it out of madness after arriving from the east to seek harvest work. The girl, frightened, warned him off as her sister was due back.
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Panu
N. 2
Red River Valley
Chester Singletary
St. Augustine
Fla
Prosper
A. E. Roethxe
Cass County
Girl Wins Weekly Sweepstakes for Best Coloring at Huron
A girl from Huron, Lug Veuber, won this week’s sweepstake prize of a ticket to the Huron Theatre for coloring a Dick Tracy page in water colors. Other winners include Eve Lyn Cook and Kenneth Broderson among several local youths. Tickets awarded weekly to ten winners who color a Saturday Evening Huronite comic page. submit by 5 PM Wednesday and pick up at the theatre box office.
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Lug ‘Veuber
Huron Theatre
Dick Tracy
Evelyn Cook
Kenneth Broderson
Joan S. Maras
Judith Mae Long
Shirley Cranston
Reva Tschetter
Richard Hanson
Huron
Mary DeBauche
Cavour
Ethel Clorambeau
Toute 4
Lost Boy Ends Tonight Amid Wild Search at Lake Manitou
Lost boy narrative continues from page one as searchers recounts of blueberry puzzles and lapping brush near lakeside cabin. National guardsmen pressed finds while a companion and insect expert aided in the trek. A glow from a campfire on shore helped rescuers locate him after a night trek through the woods.
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Russell
National Guardsmen
Lambert
Lake Manitou
D. K. McMillan
Chicago
CCC Camp Moves To New Site At State Fair Grounds
Transfer of Veterans Camp 52732 to the southwest section of the State Fair Grounds is underway. Lt Tom McGrnnk and Warrinen oversee 15 portable buildings being moved from the central area to the new site. Builders from Omaha and Fort Meade staff assist as carpenters and laborers, with completion expected within a few weeks before State Fair week opens on September 4.
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State Fair Grounds
Tom. McGrnnk
Pun
Warrinen
Propa
D. BR. Aryant
Emrlier Suntegent
Omaha
P. Ruch
Penter
Cmpany
Fort Meade
Brevani
State Fair Ground
Lt. McGavagh
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Admitted: Mrs Earl Christenson Howard medical Beverly Jean Figs Huron minor surgical Beverly De Geest Huron minor surgical Mrs William Jungemann Huron medical Mrs Harry Marone Huron medical Mona Ames Huron medical Fred Schultz Huron medical Dismissed: Mrs George Tschetter and baby daughter Roxy Lee Carpenter Raymond Morse Bonilla Albert Baum Huron Lloyd North Cavour Fred Schultz Huron S A Goethel Huron Mr Herold Cranston and baby daughter Huron daughter Muron Frank Adams laughter Huron Huron C P Porter Yale
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Earl Christenson
Howard
Beverly Jean Figs
Huron
Beverly de Geest
William Jungemann
Harry
Marone
Mona Ames
Fred Schultz
George Tschetter
Roxy Lee
Carpenter
Raymond Morse
Bonilla
Albert Baum
Lloyd North
Cavour
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