Market News See Down Trend In Hog and Cattle Prices
Market data from Armour Stockyards Huron Watertown and Chicago report hogs down 10 20 cents from day prior with top around 13.95 for 180 250 lb hogs. Cattle and calves mostly steady to weak. sheep mixed. Chicago prices slip on heavy hog receipts. feeders steady to weak. cows and bulls varied with weight. Sioux Falls St Paul and Watertown reports show similar softness in hogs and mixed cattle trends with regional variations.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Watertown
Chicago
USDAI
St. Paul
Markets Report Huron and Nearby Produce Prices
Huron market lists daily price ranges for heavy hens and roosters, eggs and butterfat, with regional updates from New York Chicago Watertown Sioux Falls and Mitchell. Prices cover hens by weight, leghorn and heavy breeds, ducks and geese, eggs grades, and butterfat, reflecting a broad early 20th century regional markets snapshot.
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Huron
Watertown
Mitchell
Wheat Futures Move Over Range Of Cent
Wheat futures fluctuated nervously over a range of almost a cent as cash interests sold and shorts and milling buyers bought on declines. Uncertainty over ceiling prices weighed on sentiment while weak oats and rye added to caution. All wheat deliveries closed near day highs, July at 1.42 percent, September 1.42 with oats down and rye steady. No corn sales occurred, all contracts bid at ceiling limits.
Chicago Wheat Futures and Minneapolis Cash Wheat Report
Chicago futures show Wheat with September at about 141 to 142 and December near 144. Minneapolis cash trade for wheat receipts totaled 487 with No 1 heavy dark northern around 1.37 to 1.41 and No 3 white around 0.64 to 0.66, reflecting firm prices and unchanged trading basis.
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Chicago
Minnesapolis
Minneapolis
Montana
South Dakota
Minn
Markets At A Glance From New York and Chicago
Market notes show steady bonds and cannery carriers, cotton quiet, wheat futures up on short covering in Chicago, corn near ceiling bids, hogs 15 to 20 lower with top at 14.95, cattle steady to weak with top 17.25, larger receipts. Grains in Huron list show No 1 dark northern wheat at 1.21, No 2 at 1.20, No 3 at 1.50 to 1.98.
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Bulchere
Sioux City
OGS
Heavier No. Ag
Frice No. Ag
Mediaens No. AY
Price No
Price No Ay
Chicago
Huron
Stocks Too Faint For Big Market Comeback
The New York stock market showed only selective, modest gains at the open but failed to sustain a meaningful recovery as mid day declines recurred. Prominent steels, rails and industrials edged into fractional advances while rumors of a coal labor settlement surfaced amid a broadly light 700,000-share turnover.
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New York
Farm Woman Kills Self With Shotgun
Pearl Lind of Highland Township took her life with a 12 gauge shotgun in the granary on her farm this morning. Despondent over ill health, she walked to the shed where the weapon was kept and died. Coroner William C. Welter of Huron said no inquest will be held. Surviving are a son and two daughters, sisters, and brothers. Funeral arrangements pending word from out-of-town relatives.
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Pearl Lind
Hichland Township
Omaha
Cavour
Lind
Joy Lind
Fay Sweet
Wall Lake
Ruth Fot
Mary Beall
Blanche Highland
Iroquois
John
Owen Etter
Otis, Colo
Wayne Etter
Eugene
Ore
Need Second Front Soon Russians Say On Anniversary
London reported on the second anniversary of Hitler's invasion that the Soviet information bureau warned Allies must open a second front in Europe this year for victory. The Moscow radio communique cited heavy German losses and claimed Russia’s advance slowed but urged action to break the impasse.
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Germany
Europe
Hitler
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Soviet Information Bureau
North
Africa
Moscow
Fisher Quotes New Book On Russia To Show Need Of Unity
Dean C H Fisher of Huron College reviews Hindus book Mother Russia at Lions Club lunch. He cites a call for unity among England America and Russia during and after the war as essential. He notes Soviet progress in industry culture and education but says Russians still lack free political expression. A ladies night for Lions wives is set for July 7 at 7 PM in the Marvin Hughitt.
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America
Russia
Moscow
Maurice Hindus
Lions Club
C.H. Fisher
Huron College
Germany
Dean Fisher
Soviet Russia
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Mitchell
Milwaukee
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Billy Saxton
seaman_I
W. H. Saxton
Huron
A. W. Wolters
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Wives of Lions
Marvin Hughitt
Lawrence Jesve
All Amsterdam Jews Deported By Germans
London report states that the last Jews in Amsterdam were deported to Poland by German forces, completing the removal of the Netherlands third Jewish population. About 180,600 Dutch Jews were recorded by Nazi standards at the 1940 invasion.
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London
Aneta
Netherlands
Poland
Holland
Rioting in Detroit prompts curfew and militia deployment
Detroit faces three years of unrest as rioting erupts near midnight, with looting, arson, and clashes. Governor Kelly declares a state of emergency, imposes a 10 p.m. curfew, bans alcohol sales, and orders amusement venues closed while militia assists local police amid war production disruptions and worker absences.
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Kelly
Tri-County
Wayne
Oakland
Macomb
Army
Detroit River
Belle Isle
Invasion Plans "Moving Along" Navy Secretary Says Preparations Continue
Navy Secretary Knox told reporters that preparations for an Allied invasion of Europe are moving right along. He declined to comment on a potential second front, noting no cessation of activities while avoiding specific terms. The Russian demand for a second front remains unaddressed.
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UPI
Navy
Knox
Europe
Subsidy Compromise Hinted to Avert Senate Floor Fight
Washington June 22 wr Possibility of a compromise settlement of the subsidy wrangle shaped up in the Senate as administration aides kept cloakroom talks active to stave off a floor clash. Taft proposed a limit on subsidies while backers of a $2 billion price rollback objected to restricting CCC spending. The main dispute centers on banning subsidies for food price reductions without congressional approval.
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Senate
Taft
Ohio Republican
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Imembers
Ag O
Commodity Credit Corporation
Bankhead
Alabama
Miners feud over six day week and coal flow
Miners warn of rejecting a six day week contract while officials discuss a standard WLB certification process. Secretary Ickes seeks a court order to freeze about 3,000,000 tons of railroad borne soft coal in transit to divert supplies where needed most. Consumers face reduced fuel access with shortages and aid requests via railroad freight agents.
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William H. Davis
Lewis
WLB
Ickes
WARDEN. POST TWO MEET WEDNESDAY EVENING
Air raid warden post No 2 will meet at 8 o clock Wednesday evening in room 108 of the high school. John Manning of the Army Air Corps is reported recovering from an appendicitis operation last week at the Army Airfield Hospital Ft Worth Texas and expects to come home late this month to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J Manning.
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John ‘Manning
Army Air Corps
Army Airfield
Ft! Worth
Tex
J Manning
Lawnmower Theft Staged by Nearby Neighbor
A careful thief stole a lawnmower from the Ross King home after cutting several yards to test the machine's value. Neighbors reported the suspect walked away with the mower following the test cuts.
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Syracuse
Ross King
Seven Arrested On Sabotage Charges in Rochester Case
J Edgar Hoover announced seven arrests in Rochester on charges of sabotaging incendiary bombs and grenades for the U S armed forces and allies. Those named include Amerigo Antonelli 52 and six foremen and a plant superintendent at Antonelli Fire Works Company Inc list of defendants.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Rochester
United States Armed Forces
Antonelli Fire Works Company, Inc
Spencerport
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Amerigo Antonelli
Italy
Bennie Piteo
John Derius
Lattimer Mines
Dominick Barballo
Saratoga
N. Y
Angelo Costanza
Frank Bianchi
FU Looks For Site In Huron
Directors of the South Dakota division of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America visited Huron today to explore facilities for possible transfer of state headquarters from Sioux Falls. They planned Mitchell visits tomorrow and will report findings October 12 to convention delegates who will choose the site. Present were John Skage and others from Sioux Falls along with local officials and chamber leaders.
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South Dakota
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
John Skage
Skage
Paul Erickson
Mark Styles
Brentford
W. C. Hermann
Miller
Farm Union Cooperative Brokerage
Henry A. Vinz
Spencer
Farm Union Livestock Commission
Rolland Vern
Sturgis
D. J. Tiede
Parkston
J. E. Brokene
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Clayton Stoner of Iroquois Is Taken
Clayton Stoner 51 of Iroquois died at 8 45 am Monday in a Huron hospital where he had been since May 19 for treatment He was manager of the Peavy Elevator in Iroquois formerly with the state highway department He served as Iroquois school board president and led the local volunteer fire department Surviving are his widow and two sons Russell who resides in Washington state and Bruce a State College Brookings student who will enter the Marines this summer Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm in the Methodist Church at Iroquois with burial in the cemetery nearby
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Clayton Stoner
Iroquois
Huron
Stoner
State Highway Department
Russell
Washington
Bruce
State College
Brookings
Marines
Methodist
Three Air Attacks On Jap Bases Announced
The Navy said three Japanese bases in the Solomon Islands were attacked on June 20 21 with hits at Keita Bougainville Kahili and Munda. A Mitsubishi bomber was shot down. Also noted were frequent American bombing strikes on these targets. GUEST IN HURON Miss Florence Halbur of Sioux Falls and Mrs Fred Halbur and son Douglas Fred visited the J L Harbur home in South West.
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Navy
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Bougainville
Kahili
Buin
Munda
New Georgia Island
Huron
Florence Halbur
Sioux Falls
Fred Halbur
Douglas Fred
Wolsey
J. L. Harbur
Arizona Avenue
Southwest
Local births reported in Huron area drives
Mr and Mrs John E Hofer of Doland welcomed a seven and three quarters pound daughter at 8 45 p m in a Huron hospital on Monday June 21 A son Rollin Michael weighed nine pounds three ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Frothinger at 4 47 a m Tuesday June 22 in a hospital on Utah Avenue Southeast A son weighing nine pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Elgin Wipf at Yale at 9 25 p m Monday June 21 in a Huron hospital A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Waldner of Seattle Washington arrived at 8 15 p m Tuesday June 22 in a Huron hospital weighing six and three quarters pounds
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Doland
Huron Hospital
Ralph Frothinger
Utah Avenue Southeast
Rollin Michael
Wipfs
Elgin Wipf
Yale
Huron
John Waldner
Seattle
Wash
Six-Man Jury Tries Insurance Claim Case Here
A six man jury this circuit court session heard an insurance claim dispute involving LeMars Mutual Insurance of Sioux Falls and the Insurance Company of North America over a fire loss at a Cross farm near Ar. The case centers on concurrent policies and an alleged absence of required endorsements. Cross, a farmer, sought coverage for a $43 fire loss dated Sept 40, 1942, with attorneys Markey for the plaintiff, Roy E. Waly for North American and Davenport Evans and Nat for LeMars Mutual. The court directed payment considerations and set voir dire for the jury panel of Alfred Musolf, Kirby Huron, Earl French, Karl Kopfman, Tq. Riedel Wolsey, and Tho Dale, with judge Frank R. Fisher presiding.
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Sioux Falls
Leo P. Cross
Insurance Company
America
Frank R. Fisher
Cross
North Amerpany
Reece
Daly
North American Company
LeMoars Company
Alfred Musolf
Banner
Kirby
Huron
Earl French
Biola
Karl Kopfman
Kellage
Riedel Wolsey
Thodale
Hlow
Markey
Roy E. Waly
Tarance Company
North Aprlia
Davenport, Evans and Nat 'T2
LeMars Mutual Insurancy Crorepany
Giraud and De Gaulle Keep Command of French Forces
In Algiers a joint command plan kept Generals Henri Giraud and Charles de Gaulle in charge of their respective French forces. A subcommittee of eight including de Gaulle will push toward unifying the forces under a single command. The committee, formed with US and UK stipulations, met for three hours and will next address less controversial issues. The two leaders reportedly greeted each other warmly after the agreement.
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Comm of
National Liberation
Oie
Henri Girman
Charles de Gaulle
de Gayle
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Great Britain
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de Gaulle
Giraud
Berlin blitz and Rhineland raids drive war news
Berlin reports describe heavy bombing of a 20 mile Rhineland corridor including Krefeld D\"usseldorf and surrounding centers in a wave of 13 raids. RAF attacks hit Cologne earlier this year and London endures a heavy night raid as German air forces strike coastal targets.
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