Swine Market Steady Across Regions May 25
Armour Stockyards Huron reports Tuesday swine prices steady with light weight butcher pigs reaching 14.00. Chicago hogs remain in strong demand with top at 14.40 and large arrivals. Sioux City and Sioux Falls show steady cattle and sheep markets. St Paul and Watertown data show firm to steady trends with varied feeder and beef prices.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
USDA
Avedi
Chiake Ford
Sioux City
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Strang
New
York
Santa Loens
Watertown
Stoux City
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Produce Markets Huron and Sioux Falls Prices Reported
Daily price range for heavy hens over 5 pounds and other poultry at Huron and Sioux Falls markets as reported to the Evening Huronite and reprinted for Watertown Chicago and New York, listing hen weights, roosters, geese, eggs, and butterfat prices with regional variations and May 25 figures.
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Huron
Watertown
Sioux Palle
Sioux Falls
Poultry de Less
Chicago
New York
Chicago Produce Futures Report May 25 1926
Chicago May 25 Exe Futures No 2 Contract for October corn shows high 42.35 low 42.20 close 42.35? Prev close 42.25. Market activity indicated with closing values and shifts from prior session.
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Chicago
Cricago
Rye Prices Rise on Large Purchases in Chicago Trade
Rye prices climbed two cents a bushel in Chicago amid strong buying by commission houses, many Eastern connected, with hope rye grain and possibly rye flour shipments to Russia. Market closed at top levels for the day, with July and September futures up. Wheat rose modestly, corn and oats moved little amid profit taking.
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Chicago
Russia
Minneapolis Grain Market Report May 25 Wheat and Barley Quotes
Minneapolis grain market shows unchanged trading basis for Wheat and Barley with receipts totaling 459 yesterday and year age 386. Quotations list No 1 dark northern at 1 23 and No 2 dark Northern at 1 22 with various grades and prices across Minnesota North Dakota and Montana.
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Huron
Erley Bynessusnn
Minneapolis
South
Dakota
Minneapolis Grain Futures Report May 25
Market notes show wheat futures with July and September terms and varied percentages for a range of contract positions including flax and related commodities. The fragmented OCR lists bids and parity levels such as 137 for July wheat and 305 for flax, with general tempo indicating trading activity on Tuesday in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Scattered Recoveries Noted In Some Stocks
New York May 25 scattered stock tacked on fair sized recoveries amid slow dealings. Intermittent bidding helped volume to about 800000 shares. Closing quotations show many issues with minor gains or declines and several stocks stepping into new highs for 1943. Leading movers included Union Pacific American Sugar Refining Boeing, General Electric IBM and others.
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New York
Union Pacific
American
Sugar Refining
Man charged with murder in burning of family in Trinidad
John N. Mabry says 21 year old Harry Hartley signed a statement admitting he beat his wife Maybelle 18 until she was unconscious for refusing to help him corral sheep and cremated her and their two young sons in their trailer camp home in a case that had earlier painted him a hero for a rescue attempt.
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Trinidad
Colo
John N. Mabry
Harry Hartley
Maybelle
Yanks In Amchitka Fish With Shovels
Gregory Reeser, a Cincinnati coast guardsman, recalls Amchitka landing where soldiers fished with shovels as a substitute for tackle. He reports soldiers scoop fish from streams due to scarcity of fishing gear while awaiting supplies from the States.
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Amchitka
San Francisco
Gregory Reeser
Coast
Sailor interrupts House tax debate on poll tax bill
A sailor rose on a gallery perch during a House session in Washington and challenged the anti-poll tax bill asking why tax must be paid to vote. Democrat Rep Bulwinkle called for order as gallery attendants moved in to secure the perilous position about 20 feet above the chamber. The sailor promised to go quietly as he was restrained by doorkeepers and police.
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Washington
Bulwinkle
North Carolina
Rivers Threaten More Flood Damage Across Illinois and Missouri
The Mississippi and Illinois Rivers continue to flood vast areas in Illinois and Missouri. They overwhelm protective walls, displacing hundreds of thousands and causing millions in damage to crops, livestock, and property. Red Cross estimates about 160,000 homeless, with 17 deaths so far. Army engineers warn Arkansas River flood will affect 700,000 to 800,000 acres.
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Ilinois
Missouri
Midwest
St. Louis
Cave Girardeau
Dinois
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Red Cross
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Food Parley Pressures Urgent Soviet Food Need
At Hot Springs Virginia the UN food conference faced a Soviet demand for immediate food aid for the Red Army and liberated populations with Krutikov insisting relief will be urgent during postwar restoration. He also said lend-lease food deliveries are not fully met, while Stettinius declined comment. In Moscow a woman pilot Vieokisna sal was awarded Hero of the Soviet Union alongside 21 air force commanders.
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Wade Wrnnn
Hot Springs
United Nations
Red Army
Russia
A. D. Krutikov
Krutikov
United States
Washington
Edward BR. Stettinius, Jr
Moscow
Soviet Union
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Vieokisnasal
Russia Receives Most Lend-Lease Fighting Gear, Roosevelt Says
President Roosevelt disclosed that Lend-Lease aid totaled 11.1 billion dollars in just over two years with Russia receiving the largest share of fighting equipment. Through March 31 the Soviet Union got planes tanks motor vehicles ammunition and ordnance valued at about 1.042 billion dollars, outpacing Britain. Food and other industrial items also flowed, and the report signals greater emphasis on supplying food to Russia to maintain Soviet army rations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Soviet Union
Congress
Berlin
Tokyo
United Nations
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Britain
Tat Springs
Zed
A. D. Whrutiker
China
India
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
War Production Board freezes fashion in new fabric limits
Washington reports the War Production Board issued a decree to freeze fashion by restricting fabric use in women's clothing. Production bans include double breasted suits and jackets, cinettes, skating skirts, and many trimmed designs. The rule splits fabric into body basic and trimming allowances, capping hips, skirt sweep, and trim yardage while restricting neckwear width and ruffles.
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WPRB
Senior Farewell Dance Planned for Wednesday Evening
The H. S. senior class will host its annual Senior Farewell dance in the high school gym Wednesday May 28 with Tommy Martins Orchestra supplying the music. Five names will be drawn to win five dollars worth of defense stamps each as part of a stairway to the stars theme in blue and white. One dance will be dedicated to boys leaving for service.
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H. S
Tommy Martin
Judgment Asked In AP Litigation
NEW YORK May 25 In an antitrust procedure without precedent the government asked federal court for summary judgment against The Associated Press without the taking of testimony by witnesses in open court. The motion seeks an injunction requiring AP to furnish news and pictures to any newspaper bearing its share of gathering costs.
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New York
Federal
Associated Press
Tate
Justice Department
World Police Force Debate At Lions Club Meeting
Lions Club discussed a world police force proposal with Yu Juncheon proki highlighting opposing views. Three new members Hugh Hamilton Lewis Meyers and Fai Paulson were installed. Guests included Hurley P Gref and Gordon Butterfield. Dr W H Saxton withdrew gubernatorial candidacy. a new candidate will be submitted. The district convention is set for Mondan June 7 22. About 30 high school pupils signed a questionnaire backing a summer youth center in Huron, a joint ee clubs project.
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Yu Juncheon
Tom O'Brien
Hugh Hamilton
Lewis A. Meyers
Fai Paulson
Hurley P. Gref
West Point
Neb
Huron
Gordon Butterfield
W. H. Saxton
H. M. Pierce
Mondan
Joseph W. Gray
Congressional Push for Control Over Public Works Planning
Senator Nye of North Dakota urged practical congressional oversight of postwar public works planning. He cited the National Resources Planning Board’s poor progress after spending nearly 10 million dollars. The Roosevelt administration called for state and local work programs after the war. A Senate committee led by Senator George will study postwar public works, Nye warned against letting planning escape congressional control.
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National Resources Planning Board
Nye
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Tes
George
Georgia
Congress
Senate Appropriations
Ordination of Relyn Moseon at Wentworth
The Rev J W Gray and Mrs Miriam Speirs joined Miss Gladys Pyle in Wentworth for the ordination of Relyn Moseon son of Wentworth as a Presbyterian minister. Moseon, a 1939 Aaron College graduate, studied three years at McCormick Seminary Chicago and was active in college drama. His pastorate will be at Morris TH.
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J. W. Gray
Huron Presbyterian Church
Miriam Speirs
Gladys Pyle
Wentworth
Relyn Moseson
Moseson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Aaron College
Morris, TH
Girl Truck Driver Saves Officer In Idaho Incident
In Boise Idaho a female truck driver Marva Warran once a barber aided Milton Pyndus a warrant officer at Gawen Field after the wing commander objected to his haircut. Barber shops were closed at the time and Warran offered to help with her skills and transport.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Milton Fyndus
Gawen Field
Pyndus
Prospects Good In Missouri River Development Plan
Governor M. Sharpe announced that prospects for Missouri River development are better than ever after returning from Omaha where he was elected chair of the Missouri River states committee. The plan aims to study and implement a valley wide program with multiple purpose dams for flood control navigation and power, benefiting Montana Wyoming North and South Dakota Kansas and Missouri.
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M. Sharpe
Missouri River
Omaha
Missouri River States Committee
Sharpe
Ormada
Genere
Montana
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado River
Khab
Grain Terminal Buys Out Minneapolis Firm
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association, the nation's largest grain marketer, announced the purchase of Brown Grain Company of Minneapolis by M. W. Thatcher. The deal followed earlier acquisition of St Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co. The association, started five years ago with 330000 capital, now holds over 5 million in assets and operates in eight northwest states.
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Pe Paul
Va—Eh
Brown Grrio Soaspany
Minneapolis
Farmers Union Grain Termina Association
M. W. Thatcher
Xrtain Terninais Feenval
Ings
St. Anthony & Daisota Elevator Company
Terminal Association
Northwest
Brown Grain Company
Throusheu
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Bessie Cordell to Speak at M B C Church This Week
Miss Bessie Cordell a mission worker from China will speak Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the M B C Church north of Bloomfield at 8 o clock Admitted to hospitals Frank Schrogder Hitchcock medical Mrs Arnetia Stearns Erwin surgical Mrs Eelen Nelson Oldham medical Alice Corcoran Broadland medical Mrs Jungemann Wolsey surgical Alys T A Meyer De Smet medical Andrew Johnson Re Smey surgical daughter Huron Mrs auris her son and daughter Hurons M J Bialis Huron Robert Giron Forestburg Mrs Anna Saxton Huron Mrs J A Housman Huron Sw ee recovery with Walker s flowers fadv
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Bessie Cordell
Mission Uy
China
Thuy
Bloomfield
Frank Schrogder
Hitchcock
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Arnetia Stearns
Erwin
Surgical
Eelen Nelson
Oldham
Alice Corcoran
Broadland
R. Jungemann
Wolsey
F. Lips
Alys. T. A. Meyer
de Smet
Andrew Johnson
Re Smey
Surgicel
Huron
Auris
Hurons
M. J. Bialis
Robert Giron
Forestburg
Anna Saxton
J. A. Housman
Walker
Elks Servicemen Center Plans Revision Meeting
The Elks Servicemen's Center committee led by E C McKenzie will hold a meeting in Marvin Hughitt Hall. A representative from each local organization is asked to attend to revise the center's work and plan future actions. A space for car pool to California is requested. Also notices seek a practical nurse for night work at good wages and a woman for laundry and horse work at 327 Montana.
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Elks Servicemen's Center Committee
Marvin Hughitt
E.C. McKenzie
Montana
Montana S. Ww
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