Hog Market Prices Rise Across Markets July 30
Hog prices jumped 5 to 15 cents in Armour Stockyards Huror and Watertown markets with butchers at 13.50 to 14.15 and 12.60 to 13.25 sows. Cattle and lambs held steady while dressed poultry and live poultry prices remained firm. Chicago hogs opened higher with limited supplies pushing values up to 14.90 for 180-240 lb hogs and lambs up to 26.00. Cattle and calves showed mixed gains. steers and heifers firm with steady to weak feeder demand and lower prices for some grades. Market activity varied across St Paul Sioux City Sioux Falls and Sioux Falls reports with bids largely steady to higher. New York dairy and butter markets showed steady to firmer tones in creamery products.
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Armour Stockyards
Huror
Watertown
Chicago
U.S. D
St Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Huron and Midwest Produce Markets Report July Prices
Daily price ranges from Huron markets and nearby towns show updated figures for hens of various weights, roosters, eggs, and butterfat. Entries include Watertown Mitchell Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets with specific weights and price per pound or dozen for hens, roosters, eggs, and butterfat.
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Huron
Huronto
Boon
Mitchell
Chicago Produce Thursday Market Rates Report
Chicago prices show mixed movement in poultry and eggs with imports steady. Potters firm with receipts 1 072 503 and a 90 score at 38 percent. eggs unchanged at 14 792 receipts. poultry live trucks irregular with varied weight classes and color varieties showing small declines across leghorn, Plymouth rock and white rock breeds.
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Chicago
D. Aj
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Springs
Boston Wool Market Sees Activity Amid Govt Orders
Boston market reports increased activity due to new government orders. Inquiries and some sales occurred with three eighths and quarter blood bright medium wools at 50 cents grease basis delivered. U.S. prices higher by about one cent. Fine territory wool sold at 1.18 to 1.18 1/8. Chicago futures show varied butter and grain quotes with wheat and barley prices noted.
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Boston
Uly Mill
S_D. A
Markets at a Glance July 30 Mixed Bonds and Cotton Trade
New York reports mixed markets with rails resistant and bonds uneven with some gains for carriers and utilities. Cotton uneven as second mill buying offsets liquidation while Chicago shows lower prices on flour demand and corn.
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New York
Erratic Grain Market Declines in Chicago Futures
Wheat prices slipped late in the session with losses around a cent or more led by hedging, while sporadic buying came from short sellers. September wheat at 1.17 to 1.18, December around 1.20. corn and oats mixed with rye and flax showing varied quotes in Chicago and Minneapolis cash basis.
Hail Stocks Help Stabilize Market
New York reports rails acting as a partial stabilizer in a lackluster session. Carriers added small gains while most sectors showed uneven trends. Trading slowed with a closing hour of losses and about 250000 shares transferred.
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New York
Cprails
Closing Quotations in Industrial Shares Summary
The list shows closing quotations for diverse stocks and industrials with percentages and prices. Firms include aviation, manufacturing, steel, dairy, oil, and tech entities such as Boeing Air, AmAirlines, USSteel, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, and EastKodak. Data reflect market movement and varied share values across firms like NorPac, BendixAvia, GenFoods, and IntTel&Tel.
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Associated Press
Aich&dy
MackTruck
Aichmig
Martgico
AmAirlines
MontWard
AmTel&Tel
NarDairyEro
Anaconda
NorAmAvia
AviationCor
NorPac
BendixAvia
OliverFarm
BethiSteel
OtisElev
BoeingAir
ParamPic
BriggsMig
Penney(jc
Case
Imco
PhelDodg
CerreDePas
Procé&Gam
ChryslerCor
RadioCorAm
ColgaPal
ComSouth
Revtobb
Sears-Roe
CurtissWst
Curtisswra
StandBrand
Decree:Co
StandOilCat
DouglAire
StandOilind
Duponden
Standoms
EastKodak
StewartWarn
GenEiee
Stone&Web
GenFoods
Timrollb
GenMators
Uni dAire
GtNorlOrCat
Usgypsum
GtNorRypf
Ussteel
Homestake
US Steel of
IndusRay
WesliniTel
Int
Quotas For New Automobiles Announced By OPA
Washington July 30 The Office of Price Administration released state quotas and reserves for new cars Minnesota 544 and 90 Montana 13 and 12 North Dakota 48 and 12 South Dakota 4 and 13 Wisconsin 337 and 112.
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Washington
Office of Price “Administration
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Farmers Asking For Furloughs
Secretary Stimson rejects broad furloughs for soldiers during the harvest season and warns that only extreme emergencies justify any leaves. Senator Nye protests, urging temporary releases to protect Northwest food production and farm labor needs.
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Washington
Stimson
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Shah
Northwest
War Secretary
Funeral Saturday for W F Greschke at St Martin's Church
Funeral services for William F Greschke of 730 Utah Avenue Southeast who died Tuesday night will be held Saturday at 9:30 AM at St Martin's Catholic Church with burial in Broadland Catholic Cemetery. The rosary will be recited at Kinyon Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow night at 4 30. Flowers requested not to be sent. Pallbearers are J B McGinty Jess Pithan William Beerman T P Grace George Thie man and Don Sheridan.
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William F Greschke
Utah Avenue Southeast
St Martin's Catholic Church
Broadland
Kinyon Funeral Home
J. B. McGinty
Jess Pithan
William Beerman
T. P. Grace
George Thieman
Don Sheridan
Two Meet Death In Plane Mishap
Two men died in an air collision involving two bombardment planes. Sgt Pilot Rodney M. Grim age 20 of the Army Air Forces and Clarence L. Block age 29 a civilian photographer from Los Angeles were killed. Frank Filan, Associated Press photographer, parachuted to safety.
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Wiblurvlule
Can
Frank Filan
Associated Press
Rodney M. Grim
Army Air Forces
Clarence L. Block
Los Angeles
West Coast
Army Air Forces Training Center
Women Volunteer in Harvest Work Across Reich
More than one million volunteers have answered Hermann Goering's harvest appeal, including about 950,000 women. Most volunteers are married, aiding this year’s grain and agricultural work across Germany.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
White House reports near completion of mobilization study
The White House announced that the Roosevelt ordered study on mobilizing the nation's manpower for combat and non-combatant war duty is about finished. No decision will be made until the researchers confer with the President.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Hopkins Weds Louise Gill Macy in White House Ceremony
Harry Hopkins, presidential aide, and Louise Gill Macy, New York socialite and writer, wed at the White House in a simple ceremony on the second floor of the Executive Mansion. President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt attended the June ceremony.
Nationwide Gas Ration Not Needed Now Says Ickes
Petroleum Coordinator Ickes announced no nationwide gasoline rationing is needed to boost deliveries to eastern states. He contradicted Joel Dean and indicated a risk of future universal rationing only as a possible rubber-conservation measure. He warned eastern heating could drop to 65 degrees or lower next winter in about 1.25 million homes and other fuel oil users.
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Washington
Ickes
Joel Dean
Price Administration
OPA
Sean Henderson
Roosevelt
Ford Optimistic On 79th Birthday
DETROIT July 41 Henry Ford, turning 79, spoke of a future free from war through a federation of all peoples and intensified production for human needs. He blamed wars on greed and power and said peace will come when leaders abandon armed selfishness. Ford appeared vibrant and healthy despite age.
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Detroit
Henry ‘Ford
Ford
Perersons
Wessington’s Oldest Resident Charles House Dies
WESSINGTON July 30 Special Charles House 92 longtime resident died at his home at 8 15 p m He came to Wessington in 1882 Born in Beebe Plain Quebec Canada November 14 1849 He is survived by his widow five sons and two daughters One son Ralph preceded him in death Funeral services will be at Community Church Friday 2 30 p m Burial in Wessington Cemetery The casket will be open for friends tonight 7 00 to 9 00 at H Kenyon Funeral Home in Huron
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Wessington
Charles
House
Beebe Plain
Province of
Quebec
Canada
Ralph
Hkinyon
Huron
Amateur Photographer Contest Rules and Deadline
The Evening Huronite invites amateur photographers to submit entries with clear identification of subjects and owners. Large glossy prints preferred, minimum 34 by 44 inches, suitable for halftone reproduction. Deadline is midnight Friday August 26, with a three member judging committee to be announced later.
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Huronite
Huron~ite
Funeral for Bill Wright in Ree Heights
Special funeral services were held Sunday at the Congregational Church in Ree Heights for Bill Wright who died unexpectedly at his home. He had been in poor health and under a doctor’s care.
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Ree HeightsMain
Ree Heights
Bill Wright
Wright
Beadle County Deadline For Free Bounties Set
County Auditor Howard Shober warned Beadle Countians that August 3 is the deadline to file applications for free bounties in his office. He said after next Monday no applications would be accepted. Hospital notices list admissions and discharges including Mrs Lee Heer Doland Eugene Kitzmiller Woonocket Mrs J Li Geddes Huron and others. Dismissals include RR Perry Huron A J Cluod Huron and Mrs Lester, Jaalfs and baby daughter, Huron.
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Howard Shober
Shober
Lee Heer
Doland
Eugene
Brewery Workers Accept Challenge From Dakota Brewhouse Crew
Under coach Leo Bloomberg a Wallet Cleaners grain shocking team is ready to face Dakota Brewing Company workers in a five collar side bet. Cosh Joomberg confirmed a Vallet squad will meet the brewery crew. Bloomberg said they will beat the other side handily. Gust Jacobson Construction Company also joined the challenge.
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Halarvest
Leo Bloomberg
Wallet Cleaners
Dakota Brewing Company
Cosh” Joomberg
Vallet
Bloomberg
Gust Jacobson Construction Company
Two More Allied Ships Are Sunk
The Brazilian freighter Tamandare was torpedoed near Trinidad on July 26 and sank in 40 minutes with four crew dead. A small American merchantman was sunk about 150 miles off the east coast on July 24 with eighteen killed, including the captain aboard as a passenger. fourteen survivors were rescued by a fishing boat after Navy planes directed the search.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janeiro
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Navy
Steps To Build Oil Stock In U S For Winter
Washington July 29 The War Production Board ordered all fuel oil deliveries for heating and cooling use in the east halted from August 3 to September 13 to build reserve stocks for next winter. About 1 250 000 homes could be affected and air conditioning may cease due to limited oil on hand.
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Washington
War Production Board
East
16 Villages In Slovenia Reported Erased by Nazis
The Yugoslav government reported that 16 villages in German occupied Slovenia were obliterated and all inhabitants shot for occupation rule violations. J Krek said 160000 Slovenes were deported to Poland Serbia and Croatia after 1064 hostages were shot in Maribor and Bled.
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Slovenia
J. Krek
Poland
Serbia
Croatia
Maribor
Bled
Slovania
Fire destroys Athol pool hall and barber shop
Athol report describes a fierce fire Saturday that levelled Fritz Reed’s pool hall and barber shop with no insurance. Firefighters arrived too late to save the building, which recently added fixtures, and investigators suspect a kerosene water heater initiated the blaze.
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Athol
Barber Shea
Fritz Reed
Thanks for support during bereavement
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors who offered help and beautiful offerings after our recent bereavement. Special appreciation goes to Rev Gray for his comforting words and to Carmen Lois and Norma.
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Gray
Carmen
Lois
Norma
Cairo Bombed In Morning Attack
Bombs fell on Cairo in a pre dawn air raid prompting the most intense anti aircraft barrage so far. Residents moved to shelters and hotel lobbies in night attire as alarms rang at 3 am. Some looked from rooftops at tracer fire and shell bursts lighting the moonlit sky.
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Cairo
Middle East
Tooftops
Jap Destroyer Hit By Bombers Off New Guinea
Allied air units struck a Japanese destroyer off Gona Mission on the Papuan Peninsula coast, leaving it smoking and rushing toward shore. This marked the fourth enemy ship accounted for by Allied planes since the Japanese invasion thrust began last Wednesday.
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Port Moresby
MacArthur
Australia
Gona Mission
New Guinea
Papuan
Peachling
Fena
Kokoda
Gona
Darwin
No-Man's Land
Aerial Acrobat The Great Lorenzo Falls to Death
The Great Lorenzo, 40, an aerial acrobat, fell to his death during a 116 foot pole act at the Marion County soldiers and sailors reunion in Salem Ui. The pole snapped ten feet from the top as Lorenzo reached for a platform where his wife Vicki stood, drawing a crowd of about 15 000.
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Salem
i—Paul
Orenzo Perkinson
Lorenzo
Marion County Soldiers’ and Sailors
Vicki
Long Time Bancroft Resident Dies at Home
Mrs. Tom Darrell a longtime Bancroft resident died unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon from heart disease. Funeral arrangements are pending as survivors are notified. The community knew Mrs. Darrell well.
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Bancroft
Tom Darrell
Darrell
Rights of prisoners hinge on status after entering the community
Supreme Court debated whether enemy aliens retain civil rights after entering U S society. Justice Jackson pressed how long rights attach once individuals join ordinary life here. Royall responded rights begin after integration into the community, while other issues about the validity of the military commission and President's order arose. The page also carried notices and classified ads including vehicles, rental offerings, and farm trades.
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Washington
Jackson
United States
Germany
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