Market News Swine Prices Slip and Cattle Hold Steady
Armour Stockyards reports hogs 8 to 10 cents lower with light weights topping at 13.65. Cattle steady, sheep steady to strong. Hogs bids mostly 15 cents lower. sow prices 13.60 to 13.70. Lambs and sheep trends mixed with some light weight lambs around 13.25. Watertown market notes hogs steady to 5 lower, cattle calves and sheep unchanged.
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Hogs Up Cents as Live Market Rises in Chicago Trade
Livestock prices show hogs in stronger demand with a roughly five cent gain from yesterday. Cattle and lambs stay steady to moderately active while hog salables near 14 1/2 to 14 4 for top lots, with varied ranges for weights and grades. Sioux Falls shows lighter hog trade and steady cattle quotations.
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Chicago
USDA
Ted Twestern
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Market Notes
Sioux City cattle and hog markets report mixed activity with modest gains in calf prices and steady to lower hog bids. Cattle buyers saw steady to firm bids for medium to good stock, while hog prices remained unsettled with scattered sales near 13.75 to 13.90 for good run weights. Sheep and calves show lighter activity with no early action in the day’s listings.
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Sioux City
Markets Report From Huron and Nearby Produce Centers
Huron market prices are listed for heavy hens light hens and roosters with butterfat figures. Nearby cities Chicago New York Watertown Sioux Falls and Minneapolis report live poultry egg and dairy prices and futures reflecting unsettled or steady tone across markets.
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Watertown
Sioux Falls
Markets At A Glance From Major Grain and Meat Prices
New York markets show mixed blocks with motors in demand and bonds easy after a court ruling. Cotton weak on profit taking and hedging while Chicago wheat rises and corn steadies at ceilings. Live hogs and cattle vary with steady to higher quotes. No 1 red durum and hard spring wheat feature among grain prices with diverse regional quotations.
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New York
Rock Island
Rye Leads Grain Market Rally In Six Year High
Rye rose over a cent to a six year high on heavy buying by commissions and short covering. Wheat and corn followed with fractional gains as traders priced in a private crop forecast predicting lower wheat and rye output than the government May 1 estimate.
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Chicago
Motors Head List of Stock Climbers
New York stocks edged higher for some leaders while others lingered. General recoveries lifted many issues mid day as volume rose briefly, with assorted favorites hitting 1 to 3 point highs and transfers surpassing 1,000,600 shares.
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New York
Motors
Teres
Closing Quotations Of Major Corporations In AP Ledger
A long list of closing quotations from the Associated Press shows diverse corporate names with percentage figures next to each. Notable entries include AlleghCorp, AmTel Tel, BoeingAir, ChryslerCorp, General Electric, IBM, Ford and US Steel among many others. The catalog appears as a market ledger of closing prices or performance indicators for the period, reflecting sector variety from manufacturing to textiles and chemicals.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
IntBusMacti
AiChem&Dye
Country Club Dance Invites Guests to Saturday Night
The Country Club hosts a guest night dance at 10 p.m. at the club house with members allowed to bring guests. The arrangements are led by Mr. and Mrs. William Emler Mr. and Mrs. Dwight McClelland and Mr. and Mrs. M A Nordby.
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Weuron Country Club
Mtarry
William Emler
Dwight McClelland
M. A. Nordby
German Army Experts Warn Allied Invasion Possible
Berlin broadcasts of two Die Wehrmacht invasion articles say Anglo American landings might succeed but with heavy costs. They warn Mediterranean raids, Norway coast efforts, and strong Axis defenses would hinder attackers while Italian propaganda urges fierce resistance. London papers note possible southern European invasion from Pantelleria and Sardinia Sicily targets.
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Tunisia
French Channel
Atlantic
Rome
Italy
New Liquor Price Control In View
Washington June 3 Skyrocketing liquor prices prompt the Office of Price Administration to seek an improved program of price control. OPA calls on all owners of distilled spirits brands to file by July 9 data on prices and how ceilings were set. A new maximum schedule at the distiller level is considered with retail price set by wholesale and retail mark ups.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Postponed Funeral for Mrs. Mary Shields
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Shields of Huron, who died Wednesday, are postponed to 9 30 Saturday morning at St Martin's Catholic Church. The postponement awaits the arrival of sister Mrs C H Gould from Rosemead California. Rosary will be said tonight and Friday night at 7 30 o'clock at Welter Chapel.
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Mary Shields
Huron
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admitted include Catherine Wollman, Dorothy Weston, Mrs. Larry Pitman, Robert Hanson, Alvin Brodersen, Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mrs. F. A. Quinn, R. Mehling, Anna Lindquist, Alan Olmstead for various medical or surgical needs. Dismissed patients include Alpha Rada, Paul Hofer, Betty Rose Wipf, Paul Cummings, Mrs. Sam Jesson and baby, Mrs. B. T. Everingham, Phyllis Anderson.
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Catherine J. Wollman
Huron
Dorothy Weston
Surgical
Larry Pitman
de Smet
Robert Hanson
Virgil
Alvin Brodersen
Frank Curtis
F. A. Quinn
Lake Preston
R. Mehling
Wessington
Anna Lindquist
Alan Olmstead
Alpha Rada
Paul P. Hofer
Doland
Betty Rose Wipf
Paul Cummings
Sam Jesson
Baby
Redfield
B. T. Everingham
Troquois
Phyllis Anderson
Wolsey
Family furloughs bring two servicemen home
Edward Deneke of the coast Ruards arrived on a ten day furlough to visit his mother Mrs Fred Harmdierks and relatives. Milo Miller of the navy stationed in San Diego California returned Sunday afternoon for a brief furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller and other relatives.
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Lane Pie Edward Deneke
Coast
Ruards
Fred Harmdierks
Milo Miller
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Lloyd Miller
Meadows Brothers Reunited in Southwest Pacific Front
Mrs. Arnold Tillman of Huron learns three Meadows brothers Jim Bill and Dick serving in the United States Marines are together in the southwest Pacific Their mother Ruth L Meadows of Watertown was notified after a cablegram from the brothers said Well and Happy The two older brothers William 21 and James 22 have fought in Guadalcanal since last October Pvt Richard Meadows 19 sailed from the United States in April All three signed cables and read by their mother despite malaria illnesses and recovery notes
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Huron
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Watertown
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Haas Moron Claim Highlighted In Insanity Hearing
Dr. Willhite testified Haas, condemned slayer of Grant County Sheriff Melbourne Lewis, was found to be a moron with mental age eight to twelve. Haas sat unmoved, sleeping at times, as defense and state witnesses argued mental capacity for execution.
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Supreme Court
Mrs Dempsey Seen In Woodall's Room Testimony Given
Witnesses testify in White Plains as deposition from Lyda Hallen describes Mrs Dempsey Benny Woodall and Mrs Griffin together intoxicated in 1942 November. Dempsey sues for divorce and denies postponement citing nervous condition. Another witness says Dempsey was a frequent visitor to Woodall and Griffin at a hotel suite. Also notes wartime rail freight growth and reduced freight cars from 1914 levels.
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N. Y
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Supreme Court
J. Addison Young
Lyda Hallen
Griffin
Benny Woodall
Woodall
Dempsey
New York
Michael Sideriak
Miners With Four Sons in Service Stand Firm
Pittsburgh area miners with four sons serving defend the strike amid wage dispute. Union officials say members prefer ongoing work to a truce while negotiations stall. Fathers express readiness to hold out unless wages improve, citing family needs and patriotic duty.
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Jung
Sreiss
Pennsylvania
West Vir
Robert Ross Hemphil
W.va
Union Po
Mine Chiang Stopped For OPA Quizzing
New York June 3 Wine dame Chiang Kai shek and the Duchess of Windsor were stopped and questioned by OPA inspectors during a metropolitan drive against violators in the weekend pleasure driving ban. Mitchell JeVine chief OPA district enforcement attorney disclosed that all three had valid reasons and were questioned as a routine procedure.
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New York
Chiang Kai-shek
Lure and Duchess of
Senator Bailey proposes two term limit for presidents
North Carolina Senator BaileyDin otrat introduced a resolution to amend the constitution to limit future presidents to two terms. It would require a two thirds vote in both houses and approval by three fourths of state legislatures within seven years to become law.
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Washington
Bailey
North Carolina
Dinotrat
Alumni Dinner Moves Up Half Hour at Huron College
State senator Carl Weir will toast at the Huron Collin alumni dinner set for 6 p.m. Monday at the Presbyterian Church room with Sam Van Voorhis in charge of arrangements. The program ends earlier to accommodate a 3:30 p.m. talk by Herbert Agar in the college auditorium. Members of the Presbyterian Church Ladies' Association attend the dinner.
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Carl Weir
Huron Collin
Presbyterian Church
Sam van Voorhis
College Alumni Association
Hurbert Agar, Writter
College Auditoria
Benefit Party Nets 50 For Soldier Boys
Approximately $50 was raised Wednesday night at the 23 series of card parties sponsored by the Central Labor Union auxiliary to raise cigarette funds for women overseas. High scores were won by Mrs. Dave Eletride.
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Dave Eletride
George T
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