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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1938

Page

2

Hog market sees brief drop after midweek rise

Market reports from Huron on May 19 show hog prices slipping 10 to 15 cents after a Tuesday climb, top quote 17.90, receipts mixed with cattle calves and sheep steady. Hog lots around 3500 head with lighter weights down 8 to 15 cents and heavier cuts near 15. Prices for sows and lambs also edged lower in a cautious market.

Armours Huron Chicago California Hood St Paul South ST. Paul D. A Aleady Mendy

Chicago and New York Produce Markets Digest

Chicago and New York produce markets report May 19 with live poultry and hens priced around 2, butter and eggs holding steady or firm, varying regional quotes for creamery butter, eggs, and cheese, plus hog, cattle, and lamb trading results. Regional lists include Watertown Sioux Falls and Minneapolis notes with prices for hens, geese, ducks, and flax seeds.

Chicago New York Eavier Wailertown Watertown Sioux City Tbs Inney Wholeaay Sioux Falla Sioux Falls

Market Summary From New York and Chicago Trading Hubs

Markets at Flance New York report stock-heavy declines in steels and coppers with mixed bonds. Curb traded lower on metals. Foreign exchange quiet as sterling falls. Cotton liquidation and foreign selling press prices. sugar improves on commission buying. Chicago wheat unsettled, corn firm, cattle steady to weak, hogs down 10 to 20.

New York U. S Chicago

Representative cattle sales across Sioux City and peers May 19

Sioux City and nearby markets report cattle and hog activity with steady to firm prices. Livestock show mixed results on steers heifers and cows, while hogs sold mostly steady with some price dips. scores and ranges vary by market and yard.

Sioux City U. SD

Late Rally Lifts Wheat Prices After Early Setback

Chicago wheat futures edged lower at first then rallied on North American exports of 300000 bushels. Dust and mold fears in Kansas followed excessive moisture, while cash quotes for various No 1 to No 5 grades and durum wheats appeared in the day’s report.

Kansas Chicago

S D Poultrymen Plan Activities In South Dakota

Dean Smithburg of Sioux Falls was named president of the South Dakota Poultry and Bee Association at a Marvin Hughitt meeting. Dale Thorn of Huron became past president, William Hiuck of Aberdeen elected vice-president, and L B Wist of Webster chosen secretary. About 25 members attended as the group revived activities and planned cooperations with agencies to boost South Dakota at the next triennial international poultry congress in Cleveland. Dr W C Poley of State College outlined the plans and exhibiting displays.

Dean Smithburg Sioux Falls Congress South Dakota Poultry Sand Bee Marvin Hughitt Dale Thorn Huron William Hiuck Aberdeen L. B. Wist Webster South Dakota Cleveland W. C. Poley State College Brookings Fr cAurge

Food Aid Crisis Strands Chicago Tenants in Relief Shortfall

Chicago faces a relief crisis as May funds ran out after 170000 relief checks. About 51000 residents rely on food tickets and Surplus Commodities Corporation supplies while city stations close for lack of funds. Pickets march as officials seek a legislative session aid package to cover a million dollar gap.

Chigae Go Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Retief Chicago

Britain silent on war debt policy amid House questions

In CinDON on May 1 the government refused to declare a policy on Britain's wartime debts to the United States, with Sir John Simon saying no statement would be made. The exchange occurred as Labour members pressed for clarity on payments and terms.

Cindon Britain United States House of Com Ynans John Simon Tabert Gibson Herbert Morrison Laborite Simon

Simon Brandmire Dies Early in Beadle County

Simon Brandmire longtime Beadle County resident died at 12 30 this morning at his home 171 Illinois Avenue Southwest after a Sunday paralysis stroke He was born October 10 1864 in Morrisburg Ontario Canada Survived by widow eight children twenty grandchildren and five great grandchildren two sisters and a brother Funeral plans pending word from out of town relatives.

Simon Brandmire Beadle County Huron 4. L. McWhorter George Brandmire Verndale Mim Martha Depp Moosejaw Saskatchewan Canada Harold Brandmire Anns Wooley Katherine Blanchard St. Paul John Gerline Wasees, Minn M Will Gerline

Revival Of Grain Exports Boosts U S Economy

Chicago merchants estimate the rising grain export trade has added about 135 million dollars to the American economy since last summer. They forecast 20 to 40 million more for farmers, railroads and shippers by autumn as ships haul corn and wheat to foreign markets from Chicago.

Chicago United States Sunon Mayer Chicago Board of Trade Mayer

Auditor Kelly Seeks renomination in Democratic bid

Aberdeen May 19 Raymond A. Kelly in his first term as State Auditor announced his candidacy for renomination on the Democratic ticket. He cited his service over the past 18 months and warrants written for the last fiscal year as basis for continuing the cost cutting program in state government.

Aberdeen Raymond A. Kelly

Split in Pennsylvania Democratic Campaign

In Philadelphia 1840, wounds from the Democratic primary lingered but Republicans rally for the November election. Postmaster General Farley urged Democrats to accept results and back Kennedy Earle. Judge Arthur H. James leads the GOP drive with Davis to campaign, signaling a GOP push to end the New Deal in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania John L. Lewis Joseph F. Guffey Democratic State Committee Thomas Kennedy Lewis— Guffey C. I James Farley Charles A. Jones George H. Earle U.S. Senate Kennedy Earle Arthur H. James James J. Davis James

Madison Team To Initiate Elks In Huron Lodge

A Madison group of past exalted rulers will initiate a class of candidates into the Huron Elks lodge 4 on Thursday night May 26. Emil Frost, exalted ruler of the Huron lodge, said the Madison team will conduct the initiation and a delegation from Madison is expected to attend the rites. A large class is being lined up for the ceremony.

Lem Madison Huron Elks Lodge Emil" Frost Huron Fra Frost Madison Lodge Haron Lodge

Crash Probe Links Fatal Transport Flight to Nighttime Flight

A preliminary report on the 1938 Canyon California transport crash cites a sudden air current encounter near mountainous terrain. Key executives from Lockheed and Northwest, plus several relatives and employees, perished. A public hearing was authorized by Commerce Acting Secretary Monroe Johnson to examine the tragedy with investigators dispatched to the crash site.

Las Vegas Nevoutide California Lockheed Northwest Robert E. Gross Imade Bureau of Air Commerce A. C. Harris Pacific Coast Aero Insurance Underwriters Bureau of Air’ Commerce United States Harris Sid Willuy Lockheed Test Union Air Cerminal Mojave Desert Western Air Express Sid Willey Fred Whittemore Northwest Airlines Henry Salisbury Evelyn Dingie St Paul Northwest Employe Washington Monroe Johnson Commerce Fourcman Investigaton Mint “Canyon

Air Mail Feeder Lines Planned For Towns Not Air Stops

Air mail crews plan feeder service to towns not listed as air stops. Revised east and west pickup routes from Huron connect 17 towns with flights via Mitchell and Watertown, Aberdeen, Pierre, Redfield, Sioux Falls and Sioux City dispatch points. Camera Club meeting moved to Froter Marvin Bughitt tonight.

Huron E. H. Bruemmer Austin Lytle Cavour Iroqueis Bancroft Willow Ti Ken Neville Earl Scotter Mitchell W. W. Howes Municipal Ethon Mount Vernon Loomis Watertown Henry Wallace Florence South Shore Milbank Clan Dake Brandt Elkton Brookings Arlington Hayti Casewood Aberdeen Stratford Crosbard Loyalton Bowdle Roscoe Ipswich Bonestee Burke Pierre Okebojo Onida Blunt J Harreld Redfield Rockham Faulkton Mellette Clark Sioux Falls Garretgen Dell Rapids Flandreau Sodem Dridgewater Marion Freeman Centerville Yankton Vermillion Sioux City Camera Club Froter Marvin ‘Bughitt Chamber of Commerce

Deserter Suspect Held After Lodging Dispute

A hitchhiker identified as Delbert Jones from Missouri, lodging with Wright at Iowa Avenue, was arrested on suspicion of desertion from the U.S. Navy. Police found a Navy ID card linking him to the service and a violin and suitcase reported as Wright's property. Jones confessed to desertion and awaits further Navy inquiry after being taken into custody in Omaha.

Cite United States Navy Inerant U.S Colorado Jones Omaha Swen Pulice Wright J.e Hig Mone

Plankinton Examines Penal out of correctional institutions

The Plankinton report covers penal institutions and a Pinkinton school survey by William Cox and T L Bixby. Governor Jensen says the public must drive reform as funds are scarce and long-term changes are needed to improve facilities and fairness for youths in training schools.

Pinkinton Thy Ring William Cox T. L. Bixby Jensen Sue Ty Ing Jlso Charities

Halladay noncommittal on Osborne report at Plankinton critique

May 19 in Iroquois J F Halladay a charter member of the state board of charities and corrections declined to commit on the Osborne report condemning South Dakota's Plankinton training school. He said the report would be considered at the board's June 9 reorganizational meeting in Sioux Falls. Earl Farley of Milbank will replace Leo Craig of Sioux Falls on the board at that session.

Troquois J. F. Halladay Iroquois Board of Charities and Corrections Osborne South Dakota Plankinton Halladay Sioux Falls Earl Farley Milbank Leo Craig

Congress Debates Wage Cuts and Federal Rail Aid

Congressional leaders clash over a proposed 15 percent wage reduction for railroad workers. Administrations oppose aid unless carriers drop the cut, while railroad managers favor keeping the wage reduction to secure loans. Senate Banking Committee may revisit already approved lending legislation as talks continue.

Congress Wagner New York Senate Banking Committee Reconstruction Gnance Corporation

For Sale Classified Fragments Snapshot

Fragmented local ads list items for sale and services including vehicles, wool prices, farm equipment, sleeping rooms and rental notices. Multiple names and addresses appear, with brief listings like seed corn, nine row key Victor machine, and a two row cultivator.

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