Market News No Change In Armour Prices
Armour stockyards report a steady hog market with top light weight butcher hogs at 12.85 and cattle and sheep generally steady. Across major markets in Chicago Sioux Falls and St Paul prices show hogs steady or slightly up, cattle mixed to strong, and sheep steady to lower on certain grades with typical quotations listed for various weight ranges.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Caine
Nebraska
Sioux Falls
Sioum Falls
Sioux City
Sioum City
U. S. Dept
Watertown
Huron Produce Market Report Lays Out Daily Prices
Huron market listings show price ranges for heavy hens heavy roosters light hens and Leghorn hens, with butterfat eggs and hennery eggs quoted. The report notes daily telephone updates and includes near term prices from New York Chicago Sioux Falls Watertown Mitchell and Stout.
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Huron
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Stoux Falls
Watertown
Mitchell
Grain Prices Rise In Buying Movement
A broad buying movement in grains pushed wheat and rye up about two cents with oats gaining a cent. Mills and commercial interests led the buying in the wheat pit, sending quotations to the highest since early April. Rye hit 15 year peaks as profit-taking occurred but recovered. Oats reached seasonal highs with July wheat at 146 percent, September 148 percent, and rye advancing about two percent. Market notes from Minneapolis show steady gains across futures contracts with shifting open, high, low, and close figures.
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Chicago
Markets At A Glance New York and Chicago grain trends
Markets at a glance show higher stocks with leaders gaining while bonds hold steady. Wheat advances and rye climbs to decade peaks, with hogs steady and cattle firm on strong demand. Minneapolis cash grain closes with various wheat and oats prices, while rye and flax trade amid mixed basis.
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New ‘York
Tithing Law Not Referable Says Attorney General
South Dakota Attorney General George T. Michelson says the tithing law is necessary for state government support and not referable to a public vote. He notes the act is a political question and supports the legislature given wartime fiscal pressures.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Tekes
South Dakota
Fish and Wildlife Service
Highway Department
Supreme Court
Inflation Talk and War News Lift Stocks in New York
Stocks rose on favorable war news and inflation hopes with final gains about up to 2 points. Volume traded neared 900000 shares as motors rails and other sectors led, while air transports utilities chemicals and specialties outpaced steels. Optimistic wartime speeches by Churchill and Eden and reports of a Rendova Island landing boosted sentiment.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Navy
Rendova Island
Southwest Pacific
House Refuses Crop Insurance Boost and Incentive Payments
The House votes 142 to 82 against raising federal crop insurance funds and 187 to 177 to retain the incentive payment ban. It adopts Senate language allowing use of the $406 million conservation fund for production payments, with a conference to resolve remaining disagreements before midnight. Reps Coaley Case and Traver argued the funds are needed to redeem good faith and spur war production.
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Washington
Senate
House
Agriculture Department
Ag Culture Department
Coaley
North Carolina
Case
South Dakota
Traver
Georgia
Closing Stocks of Major Firms in a Narrow Market
A dense list of company names and percentage figures appears, showing closing values and minor shifts for a wide range of corporations and brands. The compilation includes aviation, automotive, oil, steel, and consumer goods firms with varying percentages indicating price or index changes.
Berg Reaches Quarterfinals in Women's Western Golf Open
Patty Berg beat Mary Agnes Wall 5 and 4 to advance to the afternoon quarterfinals in Chicago. Berg led 3 up at the turn after a 37 to Wall's 40, while Catherine Fox also advanced with a 7 and 6 win over Margaret Rusel.
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Iwerner Cjofy
Oper Rege
Chicago
Patty Berg
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Wall
Patty
Michigan
Catherine Fox
Glen Ridge
N. J
Margaret Rusel
Detroit
Miss ‘Ox
Rye
Ruth More
Peoria
Til
Drizzles Bring 0.03 Inch Rain to Huron Today
Weather report notes a light drizzle in Huron delivering 0.03 inch of rain by 3 pm. The low temperature yesterday reached 44.4 degrees, tying the 1895 record for that date, with cooler conditions expected later in the summer.
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Huron
Race Riot Threatens In New Jersey Sparks Army Guard Showdown
Federal troops moved in with bayonets fixed to quell a crowd in Fassai c New Jersey after police abandoned the scene. The tense clash centered on white soldiers and Negro girls as Jeeps from Paterson rushed to the city to prevent a riot.
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New Jersey
Fassaic
N. J
Julius J. Cinamon
Public Safety
Paterson
Congress Edges Toward Vacation Amid Money Bill Disputes
Congress mopped up wartime food subsidy issues then faced last minute fights over funding. Legislation bans government subsidies to processors to aid retail price cuts. House and Senate conferees work through agency funding, OPA cuts, and OWI operations. Dies subcommittee plans prolonged inquiries into Japanese relocation camps and Detroit riot cited. Pay as you go income tax collection becomes effective at midnight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Office of Price Administration
Office of War Information
OPA
OWI
War Department
Rommel Reported Defending France
The Paris radio reports Rommel has taken charge of defenses in France. German and Bern dispatches note Italian efforts to bolster defenses and a party purge boosting morale. The Mediterranean naval activity is emphasized as ongoing.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mediterranean
Italy
Tass
Bern
Lyon
Tribune de
Rome
Marriage Announcement for Dr M W Smith and Martha Hunter
An announcement details the marriage of Miss Martha Hunter of Pierre and Dr. M. W. Smith of Huron. The ceremony occurred Wednesday June 23 in Miller. The couple will reside in Huron at 805 Thirteenth Street Southwest.
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Martha Hunter
Pierre
M. W. Smith
Huron
Miriam Jenkins
Kansas Avenue
Southeast
Last Day To Ask For Army Release Jobs
It announces the final deadline for men over 38 to apply for release from the army to take jobs in agriculture and essential industry. Overseas personnel have one more month but await trained replacements. applications require evidence of intended employment unless stationed abroad.
Military raids reported on Oran newspaper raid
Dis tension between French military and civil authorities flared in Oran after the Oran Republican newspaper was raided by naval commandos. Armed forces entered the offices, locked doors, cut telephone lines, and conducted a thorough search amid charges against De Gaulle.
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Oran
Algiers
de Gau
Congress supports subsidy rollback to curb inflation
The conference report outlines continued subsidies under controls to stimulate production and a buying selling system allowing purchases at a loss to spur output. It sets a $150,000,000 ceiling for subsidies with Senate ratification needed for any excess and retains incentive payments for canning crops and prices for vegetable oils while authorizing wheat for feeding. Senator Maloney dissented over inflation concerns. Senator Butler supported the measure as anti inflation.
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Fox
Congress
Maloney
Dconn
Butler
R-Neb
Avenue Lumber Sold To Lampert In St Paul Sale
The Avenue Lumber and Manufacturing Company sold to Lampert Lumber Company of St Paul. The 712 Four Street Southwest plant remains with the seller. Lampert plans to keep the yards in South Dakota and other western states as retail building materials and coal. Ed van Wy Webster leads the new firm. Lampert manager Laveme May to oversee South Dakota yards temporarily.
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Oy Avenue Lumber and Manusing Company
Lampert Lum Company
St. Paul
Nuvi Ca
R. H. Jahn
Nor
Four Street
Lone Ber
Jaehn
Contin Pup
Stoke
Frank Jaehn
Huron
Cartractor
Herman
General Supering
Lampert Yards
South Dala
Af Laveme May
W's Bay
Morse
von Rehy
Six Boy Scouts on Canoe Trip in James River Area
Allied headquarters report a Mediterranean umbrella opened over the sea from North Africa to Sicily. British bombers struck Sicily's ferry links to the mainland to isolate the island while long range fighters attacked Greece objectives. The Phesant Council canoe trip on the James River progressed with Scouts camping at Ward's Grove and planning future expeditions starting July 3 from Weir into Day County lakes.
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Boy Scouts
James River
Mediterranean
North Africa
Sicily
Middle East
Regia Calabria
Africa
Messina
U.S
Aly
Gibraltar
Suez
Alexandria
England
Cape
RAF
Greece
Council
James R
Courie
Day County
Deadly Half Track Anti Aircraft Vehicle in WWII Use
The Army revealed details of half truck half tank combat vehicles credited with rapid North Africa victories. Brig. Gen. Harriman noted 78 to possibly over 100 German planes downed in Tunisia over three months from January. The vehicle reaches 60 mph and carries 37 mm anti aircraft guns and .50 caliber machine guns.
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Camp Edwaxcds
Mass
Army
North Africa
Joseph E. Harriman
Second Corps
Tunisia
Anti-Aircraft Artillery Training Center
South St. Paul Hog Shipments Ease Off
Hog shipments into the South St Paul market eased today with estimates between 8 000 and 10 000 hogs though many farmers were said to be dumping hogs amid corn and feed worries. Prices fell to 13.10 per hundredweight after 14 500 hogs arrived yesterday, the year’s low, as packers noted farmers’ cooperation with war food administration appeals while others moved stock ahead of possible price increases.
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ST. Paul
Minn
St Paul
South St. Paul
War Food Administration
WPA Records Show Ten Billion Spent and 3.5 Million Employed
The WPA reportedly returned 130 million to the treasury and will close with a final operations report. Officials say the agency spent about 10.5 billion dollars and employed 3.5 million people since its 1935 inception. Separately, several local hospital admissions and dismissals are listed, and Jimmie Ray leaves for Navy V-12 studies at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
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Washington
Work Projects Administrat
WPA
The
Treasury
Jimmie Ray
U. S. Navy Reserve
Lawrence
Kan
Navy
University of Kansas
A. J. Ray
Fourth Street
For Rent and For Sale Classified Fragments
Listings include a modern five room cottage at 139 Second Sweet N FL with Carl Weir contact, furnished apartment at 44 Third Street via Royal Hotel, a Ford A 1829 Che Jet parts at Simmons N E, and several used decor items. Also notes small housekeeping room, two unfurnished rooms for adults, and additional contact numbers.
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Second Sweet
Third Street
The
Royal Hotel
Ford
Simmons N. E. & P.m
C. E. Daniels
Illinois S. W
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