Farm Market Roundup of Livestock Quotes Across Regions
Hog quotations stayed steady in Armour Stockyards Huron and Watertown listings on June 1 and 5, with cattle and sheep showing mixed shifts. Reports from Sioux Falls Chicago South St. Paul and Sioux City detail varied price ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep across multiple markets, noting steady to weak trends and notable top quotes.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Chicago
South ST. Paul
WEAI
Sioux City
Sioux
Ed Heilers S
Huron Markets Report Prices Across Produce and Dairy
Daily market prices from Huron and New York report heavy hens light hens roosters and eggs, with butterfat dairy quotes and Chicago poultry and dairy numbers. Includes New York and Chicago price ranges for butter eggs cheese and poultry with current receipts and standard grades.
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Huron
New York
Girties
Chicago Egg Market Report
Chicago on June 9 shows bid and offer levels for futures contracts with limited price movement. The Oct contract trades at 99.25 for the settlement and 39.20 for the related commodity figures with nearby months showing modest activity.
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Chicago
Wheat futures erase most gains amid late selling
In calm trading on June 9 in Chicago, wheat futures trimmed most of the day’s gains as short covering faded and selling pressure increased. Rye trading reflected distillers opposing its use in industrial alcohol due to higher costs, while oats and barley showed mixed moves. Minneapolis cash grain receipts were reported for today.
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Chicauu
Guron Ghain Markey
Chicago
Minneapolis
Pen High
Grain futures bulletin shows rye slipping slightly
Trading basis unchanged and tone weaker for Rye No 2 as prices range from 1.0854 to 1.104 percent. Other contracts remain steady with no changes to cited figures.
Rails Regain Ground in Mixed Market Session
New York stocks show gains in peacetime issues and oils while many leaders stay in negative territory. High volume around 860000 shares aided by strong close for Willys-Overland at a 1944 peak amid broad fluctuations and notable low-priced activity.
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New York
Willys-Overland
Brownie Day Camp Opens Second Session at Scout House
Seventy eight Brownies gathered at 16 o clock Thursday morning for crafts and nature study as the Brownie Day Camp resumes at the Scout House under Mrs R J Bischoff. A leaf and insect museum and a bird cafeteria were begun with a visitors list to be kept, while leaf prints and simple sketches were made. Mrs H A Gehm and Mrs Chester Smith assisted with handwork and camp logistics. Registration blanks and fees should be turned in to Mrs J M Laster or group leaders.
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Sewenty
R. J. Bischot
H. A Gehm
Richard Welter
Chester Smith
J. M. Laster
Ro H W. Bischoff
Dakotans bag planes supreme head quarters expeditionary force
The U.S. Eighth Air Force reports 31 planes shot down and nine combat losses in air battles, with a combined tally of bombers and 24 fighters. The weapon action involved efforts over enemy positions as records of aerial engagements are tallied.
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Supreme Headquarters Expeditionary Force
U.S
Eighth Air Force
Ninth Combat
Confident Reds Eager To Launch Big New Smash
Moscow reports indicate an early opening of a major Red Army offensive on the eastern front to parallel Allied actions in France and Italy. The correspondent notes Red Army soldiers are full of confidence and eager to join the united effort to finish Germany and end the war.
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Moscow
Red Army
Hitler
France
Italy
United Nations
Germany
Civilian D-Day to Launch War Bond Drive Event
Plans for a nationwide Civilian D-Day touch of the Fifth War Loan Drive were announced by the treasury. A Texas Arkansas border ceremony at Texarkana will launch a $16.0 billion drive led by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and governors of five states. An hour-long radio program from Texarkana will feature Orson Welles and 14 film, stage, and radio stars including Joe E Brown Walter Houston Danny Kaye Kenan Wynn Agnes Moorhead Joseph Cotten Lionel Barrymore and many others.
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Treasury
Texakensa
Texas
Tkansas
Kentiay Treasury
Morand
Rkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Orson Welles
Welles
Ram
Joe E. Brown
Walter Houston
Danny Kaye
Keenan Wynn
Agnes Moorhead
Joseph Cotton
Texarkana
Wood
Charles Ward
Holly
Lionel Barrymore
Laughton
Paul Muni
Edid
Walter Pidgeon
Susan
Hayward
Gloria Jean
De Gaulle Plans Summer Visit To Roosevelt
President Roosevelt said he expects a visit from General Charles De Gaulle of the French National Committee of Liberation. He suggested possible dates between June 22 and 30 or July 6 to 14, after word was sent to De Gaulle in London. An envoy from the French Navy delivered the invitation and await confirmation.
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de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
French National Committee of Liberation
London
Churchill
Raymond Fenard
Tax collections in state dip in May
The division of taxation and licensing reported a drop in May receipts from 1 025 652 in April to 892 557, with sales tax down 170 989. May sales tax 392 790 compared with 563 779 in April. Motor fuel tax revenues rose to 379 320 and liquor licenses to 59 532. Beer licenses brought in 10 491. Miscellaneous taxes including sales tax totaled 442 709 in May versus 644 010 in April.
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Sibrhe
Sinc
Division of Taxation and Licensing
Governors Push Missouri River Amendment In Flood Control Debate
Governors Ford of Montana and Moses of North Dakota urged Congress to adopt an amendment easing Missouri River provisions. Senators and flood group leaders warned delays from nonacceptance would hurt year four of costly floods. Treasurer reports show April liquor revenues rising to 20,981 and May receipts to 27,889 amid state fiscal update.
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Millikin
O'Mahoney
John Moses
North Dakota
Sam C. Ford
Montana
Robertson
Wyo
Ford
Moses
Overton
Missouri
Paul 3B
Dessieux
Linn
Osage River Floods Control Association
Assuras
Pierre
Tte
Oungquist
Funeral Services Sunday for Mrs Eugenie Taylor in Huron
Funeral services for Mrs Eugenie Cowles Taylor will be held Sunday at 4 30 PM in the Kinyon Chapel with Rev Paul Mallory of the First Congregational Church officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. She is survived by two grandsons Edward Cowles Taylor in the navy and Alva Melbourne Taylor in Omaha who has just been inducted into the navy, a sister Mrs Hawley Allison of Cherokee, and other relatives. The Taylors were longtime Huron residents and close friends of Jenkin Lloyd Jones.
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Haror, Hospital
Kinyon Chapel
Paul Mallory
First Congregational Church
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Taylor
Jackson County
Eugene Cowles
Cherokee
Huron
North American Loan and Trust Company
Eugene Cowles Taylor
Edward Cowles Taylor
Navy
Naval Air Base
Livermore
Calif
Alva Melbourne Taylor
Omaha
Hawley Allison
Cowles
Edward Taylor
E. B. Taylor
Judge
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Abraham Center
Chicago
Nazi Prisoners See Early End Of War
London reports quote German prisoners pessimistic about victory. Sgt Oriel Yorkers of Midland Park New Jersey recalls one soldier saying the war ends for Germans in two months. Prisoners from labor battalions trained on Atlantic defenses, many from invaded nations, described German officers as stern and arrogant.
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London
Oriel Yorkers
Midland Park
N. J
Atlantic
Allies Gain In Burma And India
Southeast Asia Command reports Lt General Stilwell's forces seized the northern end of the North Myitkyina airfield in Burma. British troops push 14 miles south along the Kohima road toward Imphal, and Chindits seize Hola village near Myitkyina. Chinese troops gain positions in Myitkyina. In Kohima, British forces take five and seven miles south east of Kohima and 14 miles from the Allied hub, as Imphal forces move north to join.
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Kandy
Ceylon
Tune
Joseph W. Stilwell
Myitkyina
Burma
India
Kohima
Imphal
Bradley In Personal Charge Of Troops In France
Supreme Headquarters reports Lt Gen Omar Bradley personally directing the American advance near Cherbourg with forces in action at Ste. Mere Eglise and Formigny. German accounts claim Cherbourg approach reached within 18 miles and Ste. Mere Eglise captured as surgical dressing classes are reassigned in local schools.
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A. B. Sanborn
County Surgicaling
Wilson
Kay Kyser Weds Georgia Ann Carroll in Vegas
Kay Kyser and vocalist Georgia Ann Carroll wed in a ceremony at 1:30 a.m. in Las Vegas with Undersheriff Stew art and Deputy Henderson as witnesses after a speeding stop near Victorville California. Kyser 38 and Carroll 24 marked their first marriage.
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New
PI Kay Kyser
Georgia Ann Carroll
Victorville
Calif. Army Air Base
Kyser
C.D. Stewart
George Henderson
Justice of the Peace
Paul O Malloy
von Kyser
Hollywood
Miss Carroll
Sees Brighter School Outlook For Rural Districts
More than 70 county rural school superintendents deputies and speakers convened for a two day session to discuss teacher shortages and supervision. J F Hines state superintendent urged author ity to issue teacher permits and better salaries as key to keeping schools open this year. Legislation for regulations is expected to be called for at the meeting with W M Wemett and W W Ludeman slated to speak tomorrow.
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J. F. Hines
Young Citizens League
W. M. Wemett
Valley City
N. D
W. W. Ludeman
Springfield
South Dakota Education Association
Huron Country Club
Hines
County Tendents Association
State Department of Public Instruction
George Worrell of Huron Dies at 61
George Worrell of Huron aged 61 died today in a Huron hospital after a short illness. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at press time.
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George Worrell
Huron
Allied forces gain ground in Italy as WWII advances rapid
In the Adriatic sector German forces retreat inland while Eighth and Fifth Army units push forward from Rome toward Bracciano and Sutri. Monitored bombardments, destroyed enemy vehicles and rail cars are reported as Allied fighters and bombers strike communications. Hastings Naval Ordnance Depot seeks workers with Civil Service in June. Hospital admissions and discharges listed for local facilities.
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Panzer Nm Divisio
Adriatic
Crecchio
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Tollo
Chieti
Rome
Bracciano
Sutri
Lake Bracciana
Eighth
Monterotondo
Oliver Leese
Monteorotondo
Agesta
Palombara-Sabina
Tivoli
Eighth Army
Civitella Rovero
Avezanno
Civitavecchia
Italy
Neave
Hastings
Neb
Naval Ordnance Depot
Civil Service Commission
United States Employment Service Office
Lampe Building
Bombers Strike Munich Vicinity in Allied Night Assaults
Allied air forces hit targets around Munich and rail hubs to disrupt German logistics. RAF and US planes blasted bridges on the Seine river corridor, rail junctions near Rennes and Fougeres, and attacked rail centers behind the lines.
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Munich
BBC
Britain
Seae
Paris
Thesr
Thes Aties
Pole Oy
Wigan
RAF
Rennesenne
Fougeres
Alencan
Pou Faubault
Phese Wo
Normandy
Tighvess
Tax Board To Hear Complaints June 19
City notices by Assessor Harry S. Gifford say the Tax Board will meet June 19 to hear taxpayer complaints about assessments in personal property or real estate. Any person aggrieved may appear and show cause for correction. No third party complaints will be acted on without the assessed person or their agent being notified.
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Board of Tax Review
Muni
Harry S. Gifford
Ianyother
Huronian Wins Gift On Radio Broadcast
During Sardi's Breakfast Hour a dozen roses were awarded to Mrs. Breve Madden of this city as part of a radio audience give away. Mrs Madden, one of five recipients, will visit California with her daughters Margaret Ann and Eleanor Mud and with Second Lt Irene Misha of the Army Nurses Corps at Modesto camp.
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nUrouidng
Sardi
Hollywood
Mualse
Breve Madden
FOR SALE AND ADS IN A RUSH OF ITEMS
A jumble of classified notes lists items for sale such as 300 bushels Early potatoes at 1 per hundred, camp cot and mattress, dresses, coats, antique chairs, and musical bargains. Also requests for truck driver and summer school programs plus a rummage sale at Baptist Church with dates and contact hints.
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Accident, Health and Insurance Company of
Lincoln
Braska
Perry Russell
Box ‘S
Sioux Falls
Baptist Ci
N. W. Co of Commerce
King Bone
Deagan Orchestra
Cali Junior Ward
Ohio
S. W
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