Market News 20 25c Rise In Armour Prices
Armour Stockyards Huron June 10 hog market up 20 to 25 cents opening 25 higher with 10 500 head. Light weight butchers Faas F Cattle steady to weak Sheep steady to strong. Hogs 170 330 lbs 14.00. good sows 13.75. Lambs 88 90 lb shorn 15.00. deck good 77 81 lb 14.50. medium 70 lb 12.50. Ewes 8.25. feeding lambs 11.00 12.00.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Faas
Hewen
Choite
Chicago
USDA
Sioux City
T. S. BD. A.cattis
Sioux Falls
St Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S. Dept
Markets At A Glance From New York June 10
Markets steady with early rally faltering. bonds improved on rails. Corn unchanged. hogs up to 14.10 and cattle firm to 16.60 top. oats and flax steady. Chicago futures show mixed wheat and rye with hogs leading gains and cattle softer in Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports.
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New York
Lomes
Thorsdey
St Paul Livestock Sale Report
St Paul livestock market Thursday reports 1 500 calves vealers and dairy cows with buyers steady. Cattle offerings include 3600 head with fed steers weighty bulls and stockers showing varied demand and price ranges across weights.
Poultry Pricing Reports From Mitchell Watertown and Sioux Falls
Poultry price notes from Mitchell Watertown and Sioux Falls dated June 10 show heavy hens and leghorn counts with weights and prices for hens roosters ducks and geese. Eggs butterfat and egg grades No 1 No 2 and No 3 are listed with regional prices.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Jeghorn Springs
Rye Follows Wheat In Mild Recovery
Chicago reports Wheat declines on lower 1943 loan rate but strong support and a late rally. Rye tracks Wheat with oats showing independent strength to reach near seasonal highs. July wheat hits a peak unseen since 1938 amid good cash demand and expected drop in Canadian imports. Minneapolis cash close notes mixed bids with No 2 heavy dark northern around 140 4 and related grades trading higher.
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Chicago
Eat Point
Sahelme
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Minn
Farm Implements Lead Stock Rally
Farm implements and selected industrials extended yesterday's rally in today's market but many leaders failed to gain momentum. The session showed mixed swings with early gains fading near the close. About 900000 shares traded, as favorites like Texas Co and Deere hit or approached 1943 peaks amid steady investment demand.
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New York
Parm
Theer
Texas Co
A. ©. Smith
American Telephone
J.C. Penney
International Hervester, Deere and
Oliver Farm
Company Listings Of Industrial Stocks And Shares
A dense list of corporate tickers and percentage figures appears, reflecting fluctuating values and ownership names. Firms include BoeingAire AmAirlines ChryslerCorp GenElec Apple and many others with varied percent indicators and market references.
Treasury Seeks 16 Billion Revenue Boost to Fight Inflation
The Treasury presented to War Mobilization Director James Byrnes a plan to raise 16 billion dollars in new revenue for 1940s programs. The proposals reportedly center on higher individual and corporate income taxes and increased excise levies to curb inflation.
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Washington
Treasury
James F. Byrnes
Roose
Tyek
Hospital Admits And Discharges Noted
Admitted: Henry Hates Huron medical Mrs Mattie Harris Huron medical Mrs Charles Padmorde Huron medical Mrs Ted Hegg Huron minor surgical. Dismissed: Mrs Frank Curtis Jr and baby daughter Virgil Mrs Robert Jungeman Wolsey Jeanette Robertson Kenneth Barkema Raymond.
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Henry Hates
Huron
Mattie Harris
Charles Padmorde
Ted Hegg
Frank Curtis, Jr
Virgil
Robert Jungeman
Wolsey
Jeanette Robertson
Kenneth Barkema
Raymond
Gas Restrictions For Midwest Not Yet Expanded
Secretary Ickes said there is no immediate plan to extend eastern gasoline restrictions to the Midwest. He and Deputy Petroleum Administrator Ralph K. Davies cited transport limits and public acceptance as obstacles to a compulsory ban on non essential driving in the Midwest. They noted time has not arrived for broader nationwide restrictions and discussed possible fuel oil prospects for next winter.
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Washington
Ickes
Middle West
Ralph K. Davies
District 2
Middle Western
Atlantic Seaboard
Davies
Ickey
Eastern Seaboard
House
Senate
Rep
Bates
Masschuusetts
J.uel O
Vacation Land States
Paul M. O'Leary
OPA
Nebraska and South Dakota sign truck reciprocity pact
South Dakota and Nebraska announce a full reciprocity agreement for interstate motor carriers under 1943 legislation. The pact waives carrier license and fee payments, takes effect July 1, while rules are finalized. Carriers must meet weight length and safety laws and carry insurance or bonds.
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Sharpe
Frank W. Mitchell
The
Highway Commission
South Dakota
Owen J. Boyles
Motor Vehicle Division
Nebraska
Mitchell
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Grain Production Estimates Lower for 1942 Wheat and Barley Decline
The Agriculture Department reports June conditions indicate total wheat at 730.5 million bushels, down 29 percent from last year’s 981.3 million and below the 10 year average. Spring wheat 228.8 million, winter wheat 501.7 million, oats 1.169 billion, barley 371.0 million, with last year’s figures and 10 year averages provided for comparison.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Church To Observe St Barnabas Day At Grace Episcopal
Grace Episcopal Church will observe St Barnabas Day Friday with celebration of Holy Communion. Judge and Mrs C N Hall and Mary Layne returned from Cedar Rapids Iowa where they attended the laudation of Eleanor Hall from Coe College. They also attended the wedding of Miss Jeannette Kerr and Corp John Thomas Greener.
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Grace Episcopal Church
C. N. Hall
Mary
Layne
Cedar Rapids
Eleanor Hall
Coe College
Jeannette Kerr
Corp
John Thomas Greener
U S Air Force in Britain to even bomber strength by summer
The Eighth Air Force will double its size in England by summer end and carry out daylight precision raids on Germany. Major General Ira C. Eaker said American bombers would match the RAF in strength, while continuing daytime raids with smaller units. A large arrival of American airmen to Britain expands the combat force as crews rotate from Europe missions.
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U.S
RAF
Great Britain
London
United States Air Force
England
Germany
Ira C. Eaker
Baker
Britain
Eaker
Fortress
United States Army Air Force
Atlantic
Europe
Servicemen and Zoot Suiters Clash in New Fights
In Los Angeles today, about 125 zooters clashed with roughly 90 servicemen in outlying districts. A woman, Betty Morgan, was attacked by three girls in downtown streets and slashed, possibly linked to the five day violence. Police report many youths were de-trousered as military police restored order.
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Los Angeles
Betty Morgan
Third Street
Miss Morgan
Ramirez Approved By Ousted Leader Ramirez Approved By Ousted Leader
Vice Admiral Segundo Storni said the new provisional government would pursue inter American solidarity step by step. Brazil Bolivia Paraguay Chile recognized the Ramirez government, with Spain and Uruguay also possible. A source close to ex-president Castillo noted hope for national stability with Ramirez’s leadership.
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Pedro Ramirez
Foreign Office
Brazil
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chile
Madrid
Spain
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ramon S. Castillo
Ramirez
Suspension of Oil Firm for OPA Violation
Shaker Rizk president of Inter-State Oil Co pleaded guilty to selling 9 000 gallons of gasoline without coupons between Oct 22 1942 and Apr 6 1943 in Sioux City. Similar sales to others were noted. The firm faces a one year suspension of oil business rights ordered by Chicago OPA chief W M McFarland.
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Sioux City
Shaker Rizk
Inter- State Oil Co
Maurice E. Rawlins
District Opa
W. M. McFarland
Chicago
OPA
GOP Planning 1944 Political Platform
Chairman Harrison E. Spangler of the Republican National Committee will meet tonight with 18 Congressmen as members of the Republican Postwar Advisory Council to discuss a peacetime program for a potential 1944 party platform. He will also meet informally with 24 Republican governors at the Governor's Conference in Columbus Ohio on June 23 and 24. A plan calls for convening the full 49-member group later in the summer.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
New Republican
Spangler
Columbus
Ohio
Giraud Takes In Principle Invite to Jane Ashington Visit
A Reuters dispatch from Algiers reports General Henri Giraud has accepted in principle an invitation to visit Jane Ashington. The message notes factors like aircraft speed and wing design as part of the contemporary debate, with details fragmented in the transmission.
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Giraud
London
Reuters
Algiers
Henri Giraud
Jane Ashington
Ely
Betes
FSA supporters win first round in Senate budget fight
In Washington on June 10 supporters of the Farm Security Administration won an early victory as the Senate rejected a Byrd motion to strike a $160 million FSA fund from the agricultural Appropriations Bill. The vote was 54 to 23. Byrd vowed to persist with counter proposals to shift FSA functions to the Farm Credit Administration and trim loan authorities.
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Farm Security Administration
Senate
Byrd
Virginia
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Missouri
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Maryland
Taft
Ohio
Rural Electrification Administration
la Follette
Wisconsin
House
FSA
Farm Credit Administration
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Appropriations Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
FCA
Pepper
Florida
Kiwanis Program Features Piano Solo and Quiz
Dorothy Schroeder of Lake Preston performed a piano solo at a Baron Kiwanis Club luncheon in Huron. A mock quiz contest awarded a war savings stamp to Dr. HL Saylor. Ronald Remmel and wife arrived from Amarillo for a visit as Corp. Remmel prepares a three month Army Air Force training course in Amarillo. Dr Sewell leaves city for Denver and Omaha to join Eastman Kodak medical staff in Rochester, N Y.
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Dorothy Schroeder
Lake Preston
Huron
Baron Kiwanis Club
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Ronald Remmel
Ronald
Remme
Amie
Tex
Corp
Amarillo & 5
Army Air Force
Sewell
City
HD. Sewell
Denver
Omaha
Mrs. Sewell
Rochester
N. Y
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Eastman i Kodak
Ae Pablo A
Woodall Denies Intimate Ties With Mrs Dempsey in Court
Benny Woodall testifies in Jack Dempsey divorce case that his relation with Hannah Dempsey was casual and not intimate. He denies sleeping in her bed, running from her apartment, or being intoxicated at a party as prosecutors alleged. Woodall’s sister counters the claim, defending his character amid a packed White Plains court.
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White Plains
Benny Woodall
Aps
Woodall
Paterson, N. J
Dempsey
Lew Jenkins
City Seeks Airport Expansion to Aid War Effort
The city commission approved a resolution urging the Civil Aeronautics Administration to develop W. W. Howes Municipal Airport. It notes the airport’s wartime role for army landings and its value as a crossroads for four airline routes, and urges expansion for postwar aviation and better service to the government training program. The resolution highlights W. W. Alliort’s contributions to aviation and the airport’s importance to Huron, South Dakota.
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W. W. Howes
City Commission
Civil Aeronautics
Huron
South Dakota
CAA
W. W. Alliort
Aviaion
Sion
Two Dogs Die in Suspected Poisoning Incident
Mitzie a five year old bulldog owned by Edwin Mann died Wednesday after becoming ill Tuesday night. A veterinarian said the dog may have eaten strychnine. Another dog owned by Frank Duresky died away from home, also possibly poisoned. Witnesses said the animals acted strangely and showed symptoms of poisoning. No tests confirmed the suspicion.
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Mitzie
Edwin Mann
Inwa Avenue
Mann
Frank Duresky
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Buffalo County 4 H Members At Lake Gann Valley
Buffalo Rangers and Genn ley lead Buffalo County 4-H youths at Lake Gann Valley in early June. Girls 4 H Clubs attend Camp Lakodia from Thursday to Saturday with listed campers including Gerald Brown Robert Charles Trainer William Jens-n Dale Wooledge Curtis Weber Roger Knight Darrell Knight Dale Krog Maxine Jensen Beverley Sat Lorraine Crist and Grace Too Late To Classic. Rain and lost items noted with contact rewards and various local ads follow including job and sale notices and farm notices from Beadle County Farmers Union Cream Station and area residents.
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Buffalo County
Lake Gann Valley
Saeenthce
Buffalo Rangers
Gennley
Sesti
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