Hog Market Steady to Lower at Armour Stockyards
Market notes from Armour Stockyards in Huron dated June 24 show hogs steady to lower with top light weight at 13.45, cattle steady to weak, lambs steady to high 199.00 with odd heads at 200.00, calves 1,500 and vealers steady, hogs at 13.60 for good and choice barrows, sows steady across weights, and pelts at 14.35. Watertown also reports hogs steady to weaker and cattle calves sheep unchanged.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Watertown
Ligux City
OGS
Heavies
Fess
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets With Hog Demand Strong
Lighter hogs held demand steady to firm with top prices up to 14.10 per 100 pounds, while steers were dull and weaker. Cattle and calves showed mixed, with medium grades softening and some lighter beef bulls and dairy shows steady to lower, across Sioux Falls, Sioux City, St Paul and other markets on June 24.
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Chicago
Chaice
Colorado
Abongiabe
St. Paul
Minn
U. S
Produce Markets Report From Huron and Other Cities
Daily price ranges for Huron produce reported by telephone include heavy hens, roosters, and eggs with butterfat quotes. Chicago New York Watertown and Sioux Falls markets show butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, and grain futures with prices and receipts. regional listings cover Mitchell and Sioux Falls specifics and various egg, butter, and poultry values.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Wheat Drops To New Low Point In Market
In Chicago on June 24, weather unsettled prices drove wheat to a new low since mid May. An early decline softened by a late rally, with hedging and light buying shaping trading. Close showed minor gains with July at about 1.41 1/2 and Sept near 1.42 1/2, while corn and rye moved mixed. Minneapolis cash grain markets showed unchanged receipts and a steady trading basis.
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Chicago
U— ceRe
Minneapolis
Owen High
Guo
Markets At A Glance from New York and Chicago
Markets show blocks steady with late bidding leaders and mixed bonds as profit taking trims gains in rails. Cotton firm with short covering, wheat steady to up, corn unchanged at ceilings, hogs steady to strong on lighter weights, top price $14.10, cattle steady to weak with best 1349 pound steers at $16.50.
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New York
Chicago
Grain Prices Inconsistent Across Stocks And Grades
A fragmented report lists various grain quotes including cash and futures for No 1 and No 2 dark northern winter No 3 hard Montana and red durum, amber durum and hard winter varieties. Corn No 3 yellow moves around one dollar, with few stable bases. small shifts appear in oats, barley, rye and flax futures amid trading activity.
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Montana
Minn
Favorite Stocks Rally Amid Light Trading Activity
Market activity showed scattered buying power with several leaders failing to continue yesterday’s gains. A late surge in bids for farm implements and rubber lifted the trend. Rails and industrials firmed near the close as a broad list posted fractional gains. Transfers near 700000 shares. Investors waited for details of new economic and anti inflation measures while war news remained favorable. International Harvester, U S Rubber, and Goodyear reached new yearly highs.
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International Harvester
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
A compiled list shows AlleghCorp and AmInternat among numerous corporations with varied percent figures indicating closing quotation levels. Major names include BoeingAir, Chrysler, General Mills, IBM, and Westinghouse, reflecting a snapshot of stock values and market activity.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
IntBusMach
AlChemDye
IntHarv
AllisChalMfg
NTR T
AmAirlings
AmInternat
At&t
AmWoaipt
Armills& ArmilProf
AviaCorp
BendixAvia
BethSti
BoeingAir
BrigesMlg
BuddMte
ButlerBros
CalumetHec
Celotex
Lasers
CerroDePas
Chrysler
Colgpaimp
ComSouth
ConsCop
CoraProd
CurtissWr
Curtiss Wr
Core& Co
DouglasAire
Ekodak
GenElee
GenFoods
Gniorec
Kiwanis Speaker Reviews Naval History at Huron Club
Huron Kiwanis Club met to hear H. T. Burt, chief specialist recruiter, review U S Navy history from colonial times. Dr. Hans Jacoby joined as a new member and John J. Richert, Wolsey schools superintendent, attended as guest. Army Air Forces plan 115,000 more planes for next fiscal year, General Arnold told the House committee.
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Kiwanis Club
U. S. Navy
H. T. Burt
Huron Kiwanis Club
Hans Jacoby
John J. Richert
Wolsey
Washington
Army Air ‘Forces
Henry H. Arnold
House ‘Civil Service Committee
Fishing Violation To Be Tried Here
Krovance, claimed to reside in Sioux City, faced trial in the next municipal court term after pleading not guilty to obtaining a resident South Dakota fishing license by misreporting his address. His wife, Mrs. Kroganee, pleaded guilty to fishing without a license, was fined $10 plus $4.30 costs. Both were arrested by state Game and Fish resident warden I. R. Wiley and represented by George Longstaff.
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Yo Sepn Krovance
Sioux City
C.N. Hall
South Dakota
Kroganee
I. R. Wiley
Draft Threat Inadequate Says Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt’s draft strategy to meet a coal strike drew cool reaction in Congress while Appalachia operators favored deference to private mine owners. He proposed raising the induction age to 65 and hinted that struck miners might be drafted into service and returned to work at low pay. John L Lewis pressed for a $2 daily raise as War Labor Board figures cited a $49.60 six day week wage.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
William H. Davis
The
War Labor Board
WLB
House
Senate
Tiy
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tornado Strikes North Dakota Minnesota Area
A severe wind and rain storm with tornadic features swept western Minnesota and eastern North Dakota early today, damaging crops, uprooting trees, and destroying power and communication lines. Fargo Moorhead suffered the strongest impact with 70 mph winds, and Davenport North Dakota faced the heaviest destruction including wrecked buildings and halted services. Breckenridge also saw major damage to downtown glass and greenery with a two hour power outage.
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Minnesot
North Dakotar
Fargo
N. D
Moorhead
Minn
Davenport
Cass County
E Wide
Breckenridge
Minr
Mrs William Brown Meloney Leading Journalist Dies
Mrs William Brown Meloney a leading woman journalist and editorial director of This Week Sunday magazine of the New York Herald Tribune and other papers died yesterday at her home in Pawling New York. She is survived by a son William Brown Meloney an author.
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Pawling, N
William Brown Meloney
New York Heralds Tribune
Ford Foremen Return From Strike at Rouge Plant
Ford Motor Company announced that about 1500 workers in four Rouge Plant units are returning to work immediately. Union counsel said foremen quit due to partial rehiring denial of last weekend’s strikers. Detroit, June 24.
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Ford Plant
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Funeral for Mrs. Pearl Lind in Richland Township
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Lind of Richland Township are set for 2 30 PM Friday at Richmeng Church with Rev Duane Knight officiating. Burial will follow in Iroquois Cemetery. A daughter, Mrs Fay Sweet of Wall Lake Iowa, arrived from California last night.
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Pearl Lind
Richland Township
Richmeng
Duane Knight
Fay Sweet
Wall Lake
California
Gasoline Pinch Shifts To Mid-West States
Secretary Ickes said eastern gasoline consumption is balanced with supplies while midwestern stocks are falling rapidly. He warned rationing could tighten suddenly in the Midwest but declined to set a date.
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Mid-West
Washington
Ickes
Midwest
Kansan Senator Slams Subsidies On Food Prices Inflation Debate
Senator Reed of Kansas assails administration for misrepresentation contending subsidy plans would lift consumer purchasing power and raise inflation. He cites 1935–39 data showing wage gains outpacing urban living costs while urging curbs on subsidy authority and extending CCC borrowing power to 3.65 billion.
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Washington
Reed
Kansas
Senate
Kansan
Federal
Taft
White House
Congressiona
CCC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Woonsecket Woman Killed At Railroad Crossing In Custer
CUSTER June 24 Mrs Ed Grunewaldt 57 of Woonsocket visiting a son was killed late today when struck by a Burlington train as she walked into its path near the post office. Fireman H T Peterson said he saw her and tried to warn and brake. Body to be sent to Woonsocket for burial.
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Custer
Ed Grunewaldt
Woonsecket
Burlington
Woonsocket
Planes Collide Wreck Train Near South Village
Two army planes collided at high altitude and one crashed in front of a six coach passenger train from Worcester to Boston near South Villuns Mass. The crash derailed the engine and five coaches. one pilot parachuted to safety while the other is believed dead. About 140 passengers were mostly unharmed. the engineer had a minor cut. Two coaches caught fire forcing an urgent evacuation.
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South Villuns
Mass
Worcester
Boston
Nore
Clemency Denied for Mex Stephan in Treason Case
Washington reports Chief Justice Stone denied stay of execution for Mex Stephan, Detroit restaurant owner, with no recourse except presidential clemency. In hospital notes, several patients admitted for minor surgery or medical care in Huron and Howard areas are listed along with dismissals and a newborn’s details.
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Stephan Washington
Mex Stephan
Detroit
Stone
Stephan
Clarence Daniel
Huron
Dennis Baker
S. J. Bond
Lloyd Barton
Jimmie Lusk
Howard
Dorothy Sherman
Hubert Hughes
Howard Evans
Jeannette Vasknetz
Wolsey
J. J. Meyers
Alpena
Noble Gantvoort
Wiliam Rada
Charles Padmore
Chief Gets Trick Vaudeville Bicycle Theft
Joe Jackson Jr a vaudeville performer told police someone stole two bicycles he needed for his act. He asks if the thief realized what he was taking as the bikes fall apart piece by piece leaving him riding only the rear wheel.
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Los Angeles
Joe Jackson, Jr
Jackson
Guadalcanal Veteran Recounts Sniper Nightmares on furlough
Pfc John Heilman Jr a Guadalcanal veteran and former member of Major Joe Foss squadron returns to San Diego Navy hospital after a 40 day furlough. He enlisted in February 1942. stationed at Henderson Field August to November 1942 before malaria forced discharge. He recalled Japanese snipers thick enough to halt burials for three days and rationing near wartime hardship.
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John Weilman, JR
Miller
John B. Heilman
Guadalcanal
Joe Foss
San Diego Navy Hospital
Pfo
Heilman
Marine Corps
Minneapolis
Henderson Field
Foss
Duranty Visualizes Air Invasion Bets Nazi Defeat 1943
MINNEAPOLIS June 24 PF Walter Duranty, famed foreign correspondent, suggested air invasion of Europe could be possible. He stated a large airborne force might land deep inland without prior seaborne assault and predicted Germany could collapse rapidly, claiming he has placed personal bets at respectable odds that the Nazis will be defeated this year.
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Minneapolis
Thesles
Crete
Walter Duranty
Duranty
Cses
Transoning Mey
Germany
Dursty
Russ Attack At Nazi Lines Near Kharkov
Moscow reports a Soviet midnight communique claiming units struck German defense lines west of Belgorod near Kharkov. Analysts debate whether this signals a breakthrough or a minor thrust, as the land front steadies and the Red Air Force intensifies raids on enemy airfields.
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Moscow
Belgorod
Jong
Ini Geran
Kharkov
Red Air Force
Nazis Shift Troops To Western Fronts
Secretary of War Stimson reported indications that Germany is moving 10 to 12 divisions into France and several to Italy to repel an invasion. He noted an unusual pattern in ground fighting on the Russian front despite favorable weather, and cited large Nazi air fighter strength as American and English bombers clash over western Europe.
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Washington
Germany
France
Italy
Stimson
Europe
Farm funding battles shape up as Congress grapples with subsidies
Washington lawmakers considered an agriculture appropriation report with the House insisting on cutting Federal Crop Insurance to 3.5 million and opposing a larger Senate figure while approving a 50 million plus funding for school milk and lunch programs. The Weather Bureau reported the past week as the most favorable agricultural weather of the year nationwide, despite two weeks earlier forecast trap prospects at a low point.
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Senate
House
Weather Bureau
Agriculture Department
Cherokees Named Town After Local Chief Center
Cherokee Tennessee takes its name from the Indian term linked to the chief town of the Cherokees on the Little Tennessee River.
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Tennessee
Little Tennessee River
Coffee Rations Increased Again
Washington reports new coffee ration increases effective July 1 with stamps 31 and 24. The Office of Price Administration says stockpiles allow larger supplies, expanding the ration to one pound for four weeks and extending validity until August 1.
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Washington
Office of Price Adminis
OPA
Assaulter Sentenced Five Years In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls, Private Manuel Si a year old, convicted of assault with intent to rape, received a five year penitentiary sentence in circuit court. The case followed an attack on a Sioux Falls woman during an air raid blackout last Sunday evening, with two pursuing men capturing the assailant shortly after.
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Siuva Falls
Manuel
Fred Art Af
Sorig
Jin
Saria
Stepped On Raids On Germany To Continue
Washington reports that continued Anglo American bombing will target Ruhr and other nerve centers while home fronts brace for war industry shifts. General George C Marshall reiterated in a Columbus speech that Allied aims align with London estimates of limited civilian casualties and substantial strategic gains.
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Washington
Ruhr
George C. Marshall
Star
Columbus
London
New First Aid Class Begins Tonight in City
A new First Aid course starts tonight at 7 with Standard Pivot Aid instruction. All air raid wardens lacking training and those seeking fall enrollment are urged to join. Instructors Miolet Tschetter and Mrs Janet Stratton expect at least 15 students for the 10 weekly sessions from 7 to 9.
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Hell
Detroit Riots Damage 150 Stores and Cars Seized
DETROIT reports say about 150 stores were destroyed or damaged in the riot area. Nineteen smashed and burned automobiles were hauled to a city lot as a temporary memorial. In Washington, House committee member Dies said evidence shows Japanese agents promoted racial prejudice to disrupt war production and banking on the home front with hearings planned next week to broaden probes.
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Comunuca
Nerro
Washington
Ews
Texas Democrat
House Committee
unAmericat
Dies
Night air raids and bomber assaults reach France targets
Allied night sorties over Germany reported by Berlin radio as incendiaries caused widespread fires. British Boston and typhoon squadrons, escorted by fighters, attacked Meaulte St Omer and Maupertus in France, destroying two enemy planes without loss. One pilot described fires covering about two square miles at Maelheim. Rev I V Maxey of De Sint visited Huret on business.
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Berlin
Germany
Fight
Meaulte
St. Omer
Maupertus
France
Jossin
Maelheim
Levlands Have Son Born to Mr and Mrs Levland
A seven and a quarter pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbirt Levland at 10 45 p.m. on June 23 at their home 730 Illinois Avenue Southwest. Also advertised items include a for sale boat in good condition and various help wanted notices for carpenters, housework, and a cook.
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Levlands
Herbirt Levland
Illinois Avenue
J. C. Johnson
Huron
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