Hog Market Steady to Strong at Armour Stockyards
Hog quotations were steady to 5 cents higher on Tuesday with the top price reported at 13.80. Long haul hogs remain in strong demand with premiums of 5 to 10 cents per hundredweight for well conditioned lots. cattle were steady to weak and lamb prospects looked weak to lower. Reports from Sioux City and nearby yards show varied prices across heavies mediums and lights, with steer and heifer quotations and cow prices listed for multiple lots.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Pune
Sioux Giry
Erte
St. Paul Livasock
ST. Paul
Cary
Huron and Sioux Markets Reported Prices for Poultry and Eggs
Produce markets across Huron Watertown Mitchell and Sioux Falls Sioux City list prices for heavy hens Leghorn hens heavy breed roosters ducks geese and hens ivers. Current eggs butterfat and cream prices are noted. Data dated June 16 with multiple city listings and price ranges for poultry and dairy products.
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Watertown
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Hennery
Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Fancy
Hogs Steady Tuesday In Chicago and Sioux Falls Trade
Markets show hogs steady across major Midwest yards as supplies rise. Chicago and Sioux City report 14.30 top for good hogs, with 5-10 drop from Monday. cattle and sheep mixed but steady to weak in parts. Sioux Falls notes hogs 13.60 to 13.85 with steady tone, calves and cows varying by class.
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Bane
Sioux Fells
Sioux Falls
Chicago Produce Tuesday Report Summary
Chicago notes Tuesday produce trading with poultry live steady and general movement mixed. One car and 35 trucks observed with springs and four pound and up items. colors and other categories show little change.
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Chicago
New York Produce Prices Dip as Markets Hold Steady
New York reports mixed gains in dairy and eggs with butter at 1 404 993 steady and creameries holding above 92 score, cheese at 459 949 steady, eggs easing to 28 014 with mixed colors running fancy to extra fancy at 53 24. dressed poultry slow but live poultry steady and all other fresh and frozen items unchanged.
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New York
Chicago Produce Futures Report Highlights Butter Egg Prices
Chicago markets Tuesday June 16 show butter futures for November at 37.80 37.50 37.50 with storage standards 37.35, freshness standards 35.90. Egg futures for October at 33.90 33.80 33.80 with refrigeration standards 26.75.
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Chicago
Wool Market Mixed Trading In Boston Wools
Boston report shows unchanged prices for fine territory wools with some sales at 2.18 clean basis and more moving to mills. Half blood and medium wools quiet. some country wools offered at 46 47 cents delivered. Buyers out of market due to midyear inventories. other markets show varied cash grain movements and commodity quotes.
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Boston
Markets At Glarice New York Market Summary
Glarice New York June 16 Irregular elective buying continues Mixed demand for rails and livestock Chicago Wheat higher on farm legislation reports Corn higher with wheat and soybeans Hogs moderately active cattle. yearlings steady steers weak to 25 lower No. 2 rye around 64% Oats No 3 white 43 47% Barley around 54 96% Flax No 1 around 48%2 2 55 42. Chicago futures show mixed open high low and close with wheat around 119 120% for July and 22144 423 for Sep. Continuous price quotes appear for multiple grains and futures contracts.
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Minneapolis
Mont. Lin
Te Minn
New York
Chicago
Washington News Boosts Grains Trading Rally
In Chicago on June 16 strong soybeans and mill buying plus possible policy shifts lifted grain prices. Wheat rose 1.5 cents, corn gained around half, oats climbed modestly, rye and soybeans advanced, while lard held steady as traders priced in government actions and CCC authority on wheat for feeding.
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Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Inter
Grain prices listed for wheat and barley
Market notes show Wheat No 2 dark northern at 0.94 and 0.93, Wheat No 3 dark northern at 0.92, Durum No 12 at 0. at sea. barley 47 lbs at unknown, barley 42 lbs at unknown.
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Huhon Grain Market
Stock Market Balanced Today Gains and declines noted
New York June 16 Se lective buying gave the stock market a fairly well balanced appearance with steels and specialties leading advances. Gains were limited to about a point or so. many leaders could not sustain the recovery. Transfer volume approached 275000 shares with listed names showing mixed percentages.
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New York
Stay in the army where it's safe warns soldier
Elmer Johnson of De Smat warns against taking leave and urges staying in the army for safety. Aged and recently returned from Oklahoma City where stationed, he accidentally shot his foot while driving home. The injury removed all toe tees and part of the upper foot.
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Elmer
Johnson
de Smat
Adidiera
Oklahoma City
Bond Case Delayed By Illness In Jury
Aberdeen June 16 illness in the family of a juror halted the trial of Earl Hammerquist commissioner of schools and public lands shortly after Phill T Burns testified as the state s first witness. Burns begun describing the 810 000 bond sale in 1940 when juror Ivan D Leach was recalled due to his wife s illness. Judge Van Bur en Perry may replace Leach with an alternate if needed. Per ry warned jurors not to read newspapers or discuss the trial while bond fraud cases remain.
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Aberdeen
Earl Hammerquist
Phill T.burns
Elmer Thurow
Hammerquiss
William G. Douglas
Burns
Ivan D. Leach
van Buren Perry
Leach
Perry
Bosan
Circuit Court
Hammerquist
Douglas
Hammeraquist
Thurow
Bill Extends Cooperation Between FSA and Reclamation Bureau
In Wasninurun on June 18 the Senate passed a bill removing the time limit on the cooperation between the Reclamation Bureau and the Farm Security Administration for developing farm units on public lands. The act, linked to an Aug 7 1939 authority, supports rehabilitation of low income families via loans for general farming and permanent improvements on reclamation projects. The measure extends temporary authority beyond June 30 to continue PSA cooperation. The same dispatch notes RAF says a British plane dropped two French flags on Paris and attacked the former Ministry Marine with cannon fire.
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Wasninurun
Reclamation Bureau
Farm Security Administration
Senate
House
FSA
PSA
London
RAF
Paris
Ministry Marine
Diverse corporate ticker list with mixed percentages
A dense OCR fragment listing numerous company names with decimal percentages and odd spellings. It reads like an asset or stock table from a historical era, including firms such as ComSol, Pureil, RemRend, Sears-Roe, Dupont, StandBrands, EastKodak, GenMotora, Studebaker, SoconyVac, CurtissWrtA, and others, with many percent figures and fragmented names.
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ComSol
ProckGam
ComSouth
Pullman
Pureil
ConAirc
Radio
ConsCopper
RemRend
ConEdis
RepSteel
ConOil An Reytobb
ContCo SafewaySt
ContOil el Nt
SchenDis
ComProd
Sears-Roe
Servel
CrwnZell
GenEtec
StewartWarn
GenFoods
Stone&Web
GenMotora
Studebaker
Soca
Runcote ‘exasCorp
TimRilBear
Unraaker
Reyhourid
Uni Harb Walker
Uscubber
Rayon
UsStee
Estes F
WarnerPict
Youngsh&t
U.S. Airmen In Italian Battle Reported In Mediterranean
Cairo dispatch says U S Army Air Force and RAF worked together for the first time in the Mediterranean. They fire on Italian battleships, sink a 10,000 ton Trento class cruiser, and hit a smaller cruiser and a destroyer over four days. British and American crews claim convoys to Malta and Tobruk were delivered despite losses.
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Cairo
United States Army Air Force
RAF
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Air Ministry
London
Malta
Tobruk
Royal Navy
Fleet Air Arm
Communigqua
Turkey
Romania
Black Sea
Twe
U. S. Army Air Force
Taranto
Africa
Pantelleria
British
Junkers
William Forney Dies After Cycle Accident
William Forney 19 son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Forney of 821 Nebraska Ave South West Hammond Indiana died Friday night from motorcycle crash injuries. He had been en route to visit a friend in Kankakee Indiana and was living in Griffin Indiana with his brother Fritz. A Pierre High School graduate of 1940 he worked in a paper plate factory at Griffin. Funeral services were held in Holly Springs Iowa where another son is buried. Surviving are his parents three sisters Elizabeth a nurse Kathryn Gretchen and brother Fritz. Mr Forney heads the AAA administrative and fiscal unit in Huron. The family moved from Pierre last July.
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William Forney
Paul E. Forney
Nebraska Avenue
Hammond
Ind
Bill
Kankakee
Hammond Hospital
Griffin
Fritz
Pierre
Huron
Holly Springs
Elizabeth
Kathryn
Gretchen
Griffin, Ind
Forney
State Aaa
Forneys
Hospital Admissions and Names In Huron Area
Listing of multiple hospital admissions in Huron including Mrs Philip Mueller, Mrs Kenneth Helseth, and Mrs Edward Green among others. Includes names like Nels Manchester and Mr and Mrs ReW Schreier with new baby and other medical notes, using fragmented entries from the local hospital roster.
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Philip Mueller
Huron
Terry
Kinsman
Paul Seheid
Tony Be Eat
Lauro Sury
Nels
Manchester
Mina. Heidenreich
Gaceola
Kenneth
Helseth
Edward Green
Carpenter
Federal Workers Replacing Strikers At Textiles Plant
In Fall River Massachusetts the federal government began hiring replacements to resume production as 125 Arkwright Corporation workers walk out eight days into a strike over wage gains totaling 81.81 per week. WLB ordered replacements with six loom fixers and two changers secured. 27 changers and 98 loom fixers remain on strike. Strikers say they are patriotic and oppose halting war production. Plant employs about 1,280 workers now idled.
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Fall River
Mass
United States
National War Labor Board
Arkwright Corporation
William F. Clark
U. S. Employment Service
WLB
George H. Bradbury
Night torpedo attack at Midway by flying boats detailed
A Midway page recounts the June 3 4 mission where four Navy flying boats attacked enemy troop ships about 500 miles from base. Three boats returned, one landed at sea after fuel loss. crew of 40 faced heavy anti aircraft fire and unconfirmed hits on two transports.
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Ramsey
William Richards
Collingswood
N. J
Midway
Charles P. Hibbered
West Springfield
Mass
Gaylord Robst
Los Angeles
Douglas C. Davis
St. Louis
Allan Rothenberg
Washington, D.C
Robst
B. Probst
F. Massie Hughes
Selma
Hughes
Robert C. Brixner
Piedmont
Calif
Nazis Claim 4 Warships Sunk In Atlantic Air Blasts
Berlin reports German air and naval forces sunk four cruisers and destroyers in British convoy raids in the Mediterranean. The communique claimed six merchant ships totaling 56,000 tons were sunk with eight more probably sunk and six damaged, plus two escort vessels sunk. Twenty three enemy planes were shot down and ten German planes lost.
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Berlin
Mediterranean
Ship's Crew Fights To End With Axis Sub
Gulf Coast port report details a U S merchant ship sinking after a Pearl Harbor era-style submarine attack. Four gunners died alongside eleven seamen. five gun crew and 25 crewmen were rescued after eight hours adrift. Torpedoes struck starboard amidships at 1 50 a m Cerral War Time on June 12.
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Gulf Coast
Naval Sun
United States
Gulf
Inner
Cerral
Eighth Naval District
Navy
Woman Sues For 100000 In Seduction Case
SAN FRANCISCO June 16 Carnelia Van Ree a year-old mother sues her sister and brother in law for 100000 in a damage suit alleging they conspired to seduce her so the brother in law could dodge military service by claiming the baby as a dependent The plaintiff says two seductions produced a baby girl last Saturday and a prior child died She seeks 50000 actual and 50000 punitive damages The defendants deny the charges and Turner says the story makes no sense and that he and Mrs Turner expect a baby locally
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San Francisco
Carnelia van Ree
Miss van Ree
Alberts Turner
Alberta
G. E. Turner
San Mateo
Turner
Turners
Ner
Durban Air Raid Alarm Blanks City After Blackout
Durban on the east coast of South Africa sounded an air raid alarm at 8 50 am after a citywide blackout. School children were sent home as unofficial reports mentioned Japanese submarines off the East African coast. Other notices include classified ads for model cars, lost coin purse, horse riding requests, and a room to rent.
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Durban
South Africa
Teco Lute
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