Hog Market Slips. Cattle, Lambs Mixed in Midwest
The hog market fell about a dime to a top near 1.45 as receipts reached 350 head. Cattle, calves and sheep trade was uneven with steers and yearlings improving on tighter receipts while hogs and lambs were mostly steady to lower across Sioux City and South St. Paul, with some regions showing firmer feeder buying and others softening on light supply.
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Armours Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
U. S
Fed
Choise
California
Sheen Sons
Sioux City
South St. Paul
South St, Paul
Chile
Markets in Mixed Trade Across Produce and Grains
New York reports mixed markets with utilities attracting buyers as bonds edge higher and rails lead upswing. Midwest notes Minneapolis and Sioux City quotes for wheat, butterfat, eggs, and live poultry with regional price variations and closing quotations from Daily Market summaries.
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Sioux City
Chicago Produce Futures Market Report May 5
Chicago May 5 futures report notes butter and potato quotes with storage standards and market tone. Prices show mixed movement with U S No 1 russets and Idaho varieties at varied levels, demand fair to light, supplies moderate, several regional prices listed.
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Mitchell
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Springs
U.S
Loulviada
Alabama
Texas
Winnipeg Tumbles Hit Chicago Wheat
Winnipeg wheat prices in Chicago averaged lower today with some declines near 3 cents amid heavy selling and bearish Liverpool sentiment. Factors include timely valuations in Italy and large Australian arrivals, tempering gains despite brief upticks.
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Whcago
Winnipeg
Chicago
Liverpool
Italy
Duluth and Minneapolis Grain Closing and Carlot Range
Duluth and Minneapolis grain summaries show closing cash prices for wheat, durum, flax, rye, oats, and barley across grades. Details include No 1 northern dark, No 3 hard winter, amber durum, and barleys with ranges for carlot sales in Minneapolis and Duluth on May 5.
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Minneapolis
Tuoy
Ole Roches
Montana
Grain Bulletin
Leo
Chicago
Amrad&sts
Boy BO
AmTel&Tel
AmWatWks
Oats
Anaronda
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Balt&Ohle Ss Seppoden
Barnsdall
Ryo
Ey Ee
Bendix Avistion
BewlStee
Boeing Airp
Borden BorgWarner
Origys Mf
Wwe
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Columg&el Ts
Com‘ Investor
ComSeal
Container Corp
ContCan
CubanAmSug
Pdeere
cCo
Abananee Dupont
Aia EastKtodak
HiAutoLita
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GenElee
Sep
GenFoods
GenMills
GenMotors
Gillette
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Godrich
Goodyrt&r
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GiNorRyPf
Greyhound
HeckerProd
Homestake
Houd-Herb
HudsonMotor
WiCentrel
Duluth
Tours
Minneaporl
Carlot Range
BEIT
Runoff Looms in Alabama Election
Birmingham lawyer Frank Dixon and State Representative Chawicey Sparks faced a looming runoff as Democratic primary ballots were tallied. A corrected tabulation trimmed Dixon’s total, leaving him about 5,000 votes short of a majority with roughly 70,000 ballots to count, forcing a June 14 runoff between the top two.
Parisi and Maltese Sentenced in Levine Extortion Case
Pasquale Parisi, 2, pleaded guilty to attempted extortion of Murray Levine father of missing Peter Levine and was sentenced to Sing Sing for two and a half to five years. Frank J. Maltese, 2, brother-in-law of Parisi, also pleaded guilty and received a reform school sentence. Judge Saul S. Sirelt imposed the sentences.
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Levine Exterter
Sing Sing
New York
Pasquale Pari
Murray Levine
Peter Levine
Geneval
Saul S. Sirelt
Parisi
Frank J. Maltese
Levine
Unclear OCR fragment on financial developments and markets
Fragment mentions renegotiating commitments and a niece in the limelight, with references to ferm implements and specialties. Rails performed better than seven in the major portion, while markets appeared surprised by a revaluation of the French franc.
Market Helped By Utilities Revival Today
A modest revival in utility stocks lifted market leaders in early trading. Gains formed in the first hour but profits faded by noon as minor profit taking slowed the rebound. Prices showed uneven movement with transfers fluctuating around early levels.
Mistaken Bet Wins Fortune at Suffolk Downs
Lynn Massachusetts May dollar boy Giuseppe Scullio a newsboy with 31 hundred saved bought a $2 ticket on Natty Boy instead of the favorite War Minstrel at Suffolk Downs. Natty Boy won paying 51.40 on a $2 ticket delivering about 2500 to Scullio after the mistaken purchase and rush of luck.
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Natty Boy
Guiseppe
Chamber of Commerce backs repeal and reforms of Wagner Act
At the United States Chamber of Commerce annual convention in Washington on May 5 the body adopted resolutions urging repeal of the Wagner Act and for a recovery program. Another measure opposed broad wage regulation, urging free enterprise to promote employment while preserving capital markets. The group pressed Congress to pursue increased production and consumption through a national recovery policy.
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Washington
Tesoluions
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Ford Loses In Plan To Start Test Case
Lovington Ay May 2 The U S circuit court and today the National Labor Relations Board petitioned to withdraw its request for an enforcement order against Ford Motor Company The board sought to apply a new test of the Wagner Act constitutionality to avert most of the order reinstating 28 workers and halting alleged anti union coercion The withdrawal follows a recent Supreme Court decision in a department of agriculture case The court grants the board s request to withdraw a record of proceedings in the case U A W of Amarigs Philip Gips region director NLRB Cincinnati called it a complete victory for the board
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Lovington, Ay
U.S
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
Labor Board
Supreme Court
Department of
Frost Forecast Signals Cold Weather This May
A May snowstorm hit western Minnesota with temperatures near freezing in several areas. Forecaster B R Laskowski warned of frost with unsettled, colder conditions through Friday. Snow reported in Crookston and Fergus Falls while rain fell across Minnesota and surrounding states, with inches measured in multiple towns.
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Minnesota
Huron
B. R. Laskowski
Crookston
Fersus Falls
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Milbank
Estate of Prince Alexis Mdivani Valued Near 3 Million
New York May 547 The late Prince Alexis Mdivani first husband of the former Baz Hunton now Countess Haumvitz Reventlow left an estate of nearly 3 million dollars an estate tax appraisal showed today More than 2 million of this sum was placed in trust funds for his benefit in January 1935 Princes Alexis was fatally injured in an automobile accident in Spain August 1 1935
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Mdivani
New York
Prince Alexis Mdivani
Baz Hunton
Haumvitz
Huron Third In Insurance Payments In 1937
Huron ranked third among South Dakota cities in life insurance payments for 1937, according to The National Underwriter. Life Insurance paid in Huron totaled 177000 dollars, while Sioux Falls led with 834000 and Aberdeen followed at 216000. Red Beld’s figure was 62000.
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Huron
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Red Beld
Women Rights Amendment Back In Committee In Senate
The Senate sent back to the judiciary committee the proposed constitutional amendment granting equal rights for women on a voice vote with no debate. The motion by Senator Borah prompted the return, as routine bill calendar action. Also lists hospital admissions including Mrs Phil Sprague and Ralph Umell in Huron and Paul Miner in Cavour.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Isabo
Judiciary Committee
Cos
Phil Sprague
Huron
Ralph Umell
Medical
Paul Miner
Cavour
Surgical
Knudsen Discusses Industrial Unions with GM Chief
Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers Union CIO, told William S Knudsen, GM president, he was interested in Knudsen's remarks on industrial unions and the perceived efficiency of such unions. Knudsen cited factory knowledge and noted government ties to the Industrial Union, while arguing for a broader approach beyond a crafts union.
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Wwagrmagton
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union (Cio
William 5. Knudsen
General Motors
Knudsen
United States Chamber of Commerce
Martin
Governmment
Industriel
Ski Ad Labor
Press Gag Bill Not Pushed by Indiana Senator
Senator Minion of Indiana announced he would not press for action on a bill to penalize publishers printing false material. The measure, dubbed the press gag bill, aims to curb misinformation and protect legislative dialogue. Representative subpoenas were issued to Rural Press publisher Maurige Reynolds of Chicago and associate Glenn Frank to testify on alleged propaganda against New Deal legislation.
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Washingzon
iTi
Minion
Indiana
Iis
Minton
Senate Lobby Committee
Maurige V. Reynolds
Chicago
Glenn Frank
County Commission Resumes Session After Primary Election
County commissioners reopen their May meeting at the courthouse after a light day of routine bills. They will sit Saturday as a canvassing board to review votes from the May 3 primary election at the courthouse.
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Ascnate County
Licenses Granted to Pilots and Planes in Huron
Department of commerce inspector E. Hensiey issued airplane and pilot licenses yesterday in Huron. Edward G. Youngs earned a private license, Earl Scotter a airplane and engine license, Vernon A. Forney a transport license, Earl Janssen of Madison a private license, and Mel Calthorpe of Boston Texas received a license. Mr. Hensley also inspected three out of town aircraft from Madison and Mitchell.
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Hensiey
Department of Commerce
Huron
Edward G. Youngs
Earl Scotter
Vernon A. Forney
Earl Janssen
Madison
Lieense
Mel Calthorpe
Boston
Tex
Mitchell
Mr. Hensley
Bishop Cannon Ends Active Ministry to Fight Liquor Traffic
Bishop James Cannon Jr. of Washington DC retires from the Methodist Episcopal Church South and vows to continue opposing whisky. Laymen opposing northern southern unification urge loyal Methodists to stay in their churches until a civil court ruling is secured as transfers of the case to civil courts are planned to preserve the southern church after the church’s top judiciary upheld the union plan.
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BunyanasaMt
James Cannon, Jr
Washington
D. C
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
General Conference of Southern Methodism
Couthert
Southern Methodist Church
Southern ‘General Conference
Wheat lodging looms as Nebraska threat
Lincoln reports that eastern Nebraska farmers face increasing wheat lodging as quick growth collides with spring rains. Agricultural college experts led by D. L. Gross note nitrates stored from years of crop failure fuel rapid wheat growth, causing plants to topple under their own weight.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Agricultural College
D. LL
Ickes Glad To Talk With Eckener On Gas
Secretary Ickes said he would be glad to confer with Dr Hugo Eckener on the sale of helium to Germany but doubted talks would alter his position that gas should not be sold abroad while it is essential to military needs. Eckener, who sailed for the United States, said he would reopen negotiations for helium for the German Zeppelin carrier to replace the Hindenburg at Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Ickes
Eckener
Washington
Hugo Eckerer
Germany
United States
Lakehurst
N. J
Brookings hosts annual high school music festival
More than 200 musicians from Huron and surrounding towns attend the Brookings festival. Huron high school concert band and orchestra travel by special train at 6 am with principals and teachers guiding the group. The event features vocal and instrumental sections directed by noted educators from Minnesota and Minnesota University. The festival marks the eighth annual event, with post concert entertainment for students and sponsors.
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A. J. Lang
Huron
Brookings
Lng
O. D. Dunbar
Vivian Ruhlman
Meten Buchanen
Duane Smith
CJ Ke
Sire Cies
Canceres
Lang
Lian Mac Phail
Moe Pail School of Music
Minnneapolis
Abe Pepin
Tki
Ue University of Minnesota
Brookings Fest
8 Partic Vicians
Sporsars
Legionnaire Sons To Meet Tomorrow At Ey Hall
A local Legion of the Americas chapter schedules a meeting at Ey Hall tomorrow at 7:30 PM. The committee urges full attendance as the Ladies Corps has prepared equipment for the drum and bugle corps and summer activities like baseball and life club are being organized for boys.
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Legionnaire Sons
Sonk of the Americas Legion
Sheey Hall
Bisiball
Kittenball
Life Club
Beys
Guerrillas advance near Peiping in bombing alert
Reports say Chinese guerrilla forces moved within a few miles of Peiping as bombing practice by Japanese-held forces intensified. Steamers near the Marco Polo bridge area and along the Peiping Tientsin railway are cited, with roads to key crossings closed and foreigners unable to verify details.
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Peiying Peyping
North China
Madrilla
Peiping
Marco Wu Bridge
Marco Polo Bridge
Peip' Ing
Airliner arrives as passengers greet first voyage party
The inaugural Hanford Airlines flight touched down amid photo calls by Evening Huronite staff. Passengers including Critchield and Gronert planned onward trips to Sioux City and Minneapolis with crews Kennedy Turner and Paul Seal aboard.
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Gronert
The
Grove
Beng
Sioux City
Hanford Airlines
Critchield
Minneapolis
Classified notice and ad fragments from Huronite page
Notice and classified snippets show Mrs John Rohrer Jr may call at Huronite office to receive a Huron Theatre ticket within nine days. Also seeks a competent maid for general house work with references. For sale seeds Dent or Squaw corn Amber cane and Sudan grass prices listed.
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John Rohrer, Jr
Huronite
Huron Theatre
Hernan Moeller
Cavour
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