Hog Market Falls as Sheep and Cattle Hold Steady
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON Nov 15 Prospects on calves steady and cattle steady despite a week’s decline. Hogs steady to 10 lower with top around 3.25 to 4.00, varying by weight. sheep prices down 10 to 15 cents. Prices listed for dry calves, steers, heifers, cows, bulls, veal, and lambs across multiple grades. Early sales show mixed action with 8,000 hogs reported and Sioux Falls and Chicago markets providing comparative notes.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Packers
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Falls
Chicago
San
Hog Market Turmoil and Low Demand Amid Cold Weather
The hog market faces volatile prices as buyers resist a jump to 1.00 per pound while government and major packers adjust. Demand weak, hogs from Saturday purchases and Monday government stockpiles influence the supply mix. Cattle and sheep trades stumble with glutted yards, heavy cattle unsold, light heifers in demand around 6.50, and cold weather hampering traders.
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Twe
Chiago
Wheat Futures Nervous and Easy in Minneapolis Trading
Wheat futures edged lower as political and mortuary news pressured prices while mixed demand and sparse cash activity shaped the session. December slipped to near 2% losses with May and July down around 1.5%. Carlot ranges showed varied bids for No. 1 hard spring, No. 2 dark northern, and amber durum with cash closes uneven across wheat, corn, oats, barley, and flax markets in Minneapolis and Duluth.
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Minneapolis
Goh
Dee
Market summary from St Paul and Sioux City cattle and hogs
In St Paul, early trading was light with slaughter steers and yearlings weak to lower. Fed steers around 1200 pounds offered. cows weak 2 or 3 percent. hogs not fully established with bids mostly around steady to slightly lower. In Sioux City, fed yearlings mostly steady, mature steers weak, stockers slow, and hogs in light demand with bids weak to lower. Bulk prices noted for lambs and cattle, with overall cautious tone across markets.
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St. Paul
Sioux City
USDA
Darum Wheat Futures Report From Duluth Market
Futures report from Duluth on Wednesday November 13 shows rising and falling prices for durum and flax with data lines including high low and close figures. The fragment mentions durum, flax, and wheat futures and includes a dated market note.
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Chicago
Owen
Duluth
Markets Report From Huron and Chicago Update
Markets report from Huron covers poultry, butter, hides, wool, and turkey prices with daily Swift & Co data. Chicago produce notes show butter, eggs, poultry prices steady or unchanged, with dressed turkey values and live poultry per grade.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Buran
Mens
Bollen de Rogers Huwon
New York
Security Prices Dragged Lower in Mixed Trading
In New York on November 15, a light selling wave pushed stocks down across sectors with rails, metals, and utilities leading declines. Major names such as Santa Fe, U.S. Steel, General Motors, Case, and New York Central weakened. Homestake Mining fell about 5 points while American Telephone steadied after an earlier dip. Transfers totaled roughly 1,390,300 shares as lists showed varied quotes across many companies and sectors.
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New York
Santa Fe
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Case
Consolidated Gas
New York Central
McIntyre
Western Union
American Telephone
Census figures show relief lists across counties
The report notes 18,309 listed on relief in the state with many families counted. It names counties yet to report and lists districts partly completed, as statistics by the agency continue to compile and verify the census data.
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Lisa
Charles -Mix, Shan, Tien
Grant
Washington
Ziebach
Wallace Favors Definite Tariff Policy, Wallace Favors Definite Program
Secret ary Wallace urged a 40 to 50 year policy for reduced tariffs and garbard production or a compromise, speaking in Muncie as part of the administration’s program. He warned that adopting any single program would require large import flows or land use safeguards, advocating a balanced approach with both elements.
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Muncie
Ind
Wallace
United States
Midwest
Eastern Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
Wallace Sid
Compliance With Codes Sought After NRA Hearing
President Roosevelt receives a report from Hugh S. Johnson stating that code compliance and the Blue Eagle re employment agreement are not working well and urgent measures are needed for thorough enforcement. Johnson notes widespread enforcement hazards while praising his Midwest tour. Fehan to hold a new construction code hearing amid controversy.
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Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
Blue Eagle
IRA
Midwest
NRA
Fehan
Slope To Stave Off Strike Of Workmen
Detroit negotiators seek to end a seven week tool and disemaker strike as conciliation efforts continue. Jay J. Griffen, head of a Detroit joint committee, warned a general strike could halt all shops if strikers are not reinstated and employers fail to address demands.
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Jay J. Griffen
Joint Side
The
Mechanical Evitational Society of America
Griffer
Liquor Jobs Boost In New York City Area
New York reports that repeal expectations spurred unemployment relief. The employment unit of hotel and restaurant groups notes strong drink return will add up to 100000 jobs including wine cellars, stewards, waiters, bus boys, chefs, and dining room help in New York City area.
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New York
New York City
The
Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Guilds
New Constitution Urged In Booklet by Dr. Doyle
A new booklet titled Salvaging the American Republic by Dr J H Doyle of Huron argues for a rewritten federal constitution. The pamphlet, printed by the Huron Publishing Company and offered by Doyle at Box 347, presents criticisms of current leadership and calls for fundamental change in thinking about causes and effects.
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Huron
J. H. Doyle Company
Doyle
Huron Publishing Company
Five More Join Red Cross 100 Percent Drive Expands
Five Huron firms joining the American Red Cross at a 100 percent membership rate were announced today. George W. Wright Co, Huron Lumber Co, Johnson and Sewell, Huron Dairy Products Co, and Morin Colton Co enrolled. Miss Norsh Hogan praised local firms for their strong participation as Beadle County Red Cross leads the annual drive to midweek.
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Huron
American Red Cross
George W. Wright Company
Huron Lumber Company
Johnson and Sewell
Huron Dairy Products Company
Morin-Colton Company
Factor On Scene Of Touchy Hearing
John Jake the Barber Factor, a kidnap victim from Chicago last July, arrived in St. Paul with two federal DOJ agents. He traveled as officials requested. prosecutors seek life terms for Roger Touhy and three associates for kidnapping William Hamm Jr. for 100000, while Factor’s precise role in the Touhy case remains undisclosed.
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St, Paul
John
Jake the Barber
Chicago
St. Paul
Department of Justice
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Roger Touhy
Penitentiary
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Touhy
Frederick Conway Hurt In Accident
Frederick Conway son of Mr and Mrs Mayrill Conway of 179 Fifth street southeast suffered a broken collar bone and severe bruises after being run over by an automobile on Fourth street in front of Washington school. He darted from behind a parked car beside the American Lutheran church as an oncoming car could not stop. both wheels passed over him about 9 am before school opened. He is in the first grade at Washington school and was taken home after the incident.
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Mayrill D. Conway
Fifth
Washington School
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Scci
Dust Packed Wool Stumps Beadle County Growers
A dust storm last Sunday left wool from local sheep packed with dirt. A. D. Randall, president of the Beadle County Wool Growers Association, said removing the dirt is an unsolved problem for wool producers and needs a solution.
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A. D. Randall
Beadle County Wool Growers Association
Mr. Randall
Vanderbilt Scion Killed In Accident at Ridgeland
In Ridgeland on a date in November, William K. Vanderbilt, a Vanderbilt family scion, was killed when attempting to cross a road in a car that overturned after a collision with an orange truck. Two companions, Erskine Gwynne and a man named Duffy, were injured. Investigating officers reported Vanderbilt was the son of Wil.
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Ridgeland
Wiliam
K. Vanderbilt
Miami
New York
Erskine Gwynne
Duffy
Epee
Wil
Olin Studio Sold To Aberdeen
A terse report states that Olin Studio was sold to Aberdeen on the previous day with a man named MA Art of Aberdeen involved in the transaction.
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Aberdeen
Man “Ma
Art
Silver as' 2 substitute Tor gold in the dental Profession
Fragmentary OCR notes reference silver substitutes for gold in dentistry. The text is garbled, but indicates discussion of materials or practices in the dental profession. No identifiable persons, places, or dates are readable.
Hospital Notes From Huron Include Dismissals And Names
A fragmented hospital record from Huron lists individuals including Jane Olson and Mrs. He Sivaney with references to medical details and dismissals. Names like Huron and Vierma appear amid garbled entries indicating patient status and locations within the facility.
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Jane Olson
Urquhart Reports On Russian Trip At Rotary Meeting
A. M. Urquhart spoke to the Rotary Club about his 4000 mile journey through Russia from Leningrad to the Black Sea. He described daily life and government, noting strong military size and a belief in defense against capitalistic powers. He avoided sharp criticism, expressing a wish to return and noting officials caution against overly critical views.
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A. M. Urquhart
Rotary Club
Russia
Roosevelt and Smith Share Pleasant White House Call
President Roosevelt hosted Alfred E. Smith and Joan J. Raskob at the White House for tea and cake a cordial session that fed speculation on a possible alliance and a new deal in New York politics. Roosevelt named James J. Hoey New York internal revenue collector during the visit.
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Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
White House
New York
Executive Mansion
Smith
Joan J. Raskob
James J. Hoey
Internal Revenue
Hoey
Tammany Hall
Joseph C. McKee
Tammany
John F. Curry
Taramany
Nll
New Yorke
Demands Payment Of Gold For Certificate
Washington reports the treasury faced DC Supreme Court scrutiny over a 320 gold certificate. Justice F Dickinson Letts ordered Secretary Wondin to justify why gold payment should not be made. Halsey K. Davis of New York claimed he tendered the certificate in October and was refused gold. He argued the president lacked authority to ban gold payments under the National Banking Act, calling the denial illegal under the Constitution.
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Treasury
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
F. Dickinson Letts
Wondin
Caurt
Halsey K. Davis
New York
Davis
Funeral Procession for Amish Bishop Beachy in Allerton
Funeral cortege of 900 buggies carried the body of Bishop Daniel J. Beachy 86 leader of the Arthur Illinois Amish community to a cornfield cemetery. Beachy died suddenly Saturday while the Arthur colony, founded after the Civil War by Bishop Joseph Amish, numbers about 4000 families today in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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Ill
Daniel J. Beachy
Arthur
Joseph Amish
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Dentist Heads District Three of SD Dental Assoc
Dr G G Kimball of Mitchell was elected president of District Three of the South Dakota Dental Association. Dr A S Bengtend of Carthage becomes vice president, Dr B H Kerr of Huron secretary treasurer, and Dr C K Walker joins the executive committee. The term runs until the next district meeting in Huron next year.
Bonilla School Forms Parent Teachers Association
Bonilla Nov 15 A special meeting in the Bonilla school auditorium organized a Parent Teacher Association. Huron school superintendent J Lang spoke on needs for closer contact between parents and teachers and outlined how to organize. Ralph Gsiertwas elected temporary chairman with Robert Kenyon named tentative secretary.
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Bonilla
P. T. A. Bonilla
New Testimony In Al Capone's Case
Atlanta reports Frank Doughman, Capone's counsel, plans to file a second habeas corpus petition in federal court claiming the income tax evasion trial was barred by the statute of limitations and that evidence not presented at the first trial should be reconsidered.
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al Capone
Atlanta
Frank Doughman
District Attorney's
Fie
Capone
Troops Pursue Havana Rebels in Six Provinces
Government forces fought rebel bands in at least six provinces as Batista’s army pressed a drive to quell the movement. Five loyal soldiers died near Bayama in Oriente, and clashes were reported near Larg with several rebels wounded. New rebel bands appeared near Placetas Manijuanibo and Camajuani, while Batista pledged to release political prisoners except those tied to the Azores fortress revolt. Alma Mater published a cable urging recall of US Ambassador Welles amid Cuba unrest.
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Fulgencio Batista
Bayama
Oriente
Santa Clara
Larg
Antonia Cruz
Placetas
Manijuanibo
Camajuani
Col Batista
Azares
University of Havana
Roosevelt
Julio Cesar Fernandes
Cuba
Almna Mater
United States
Welles
Bombshell Hurled In Nazi Propaganda Hearings
Washington November 15 A statement by Representative Focht a Pennsylvania Republican that Clarence Hathaway editor of the Daily Worker is an anarchist shattered a House immigration committee hearing on alleged Nazi propaganda in the United States Hathaway testifying as a communist opposed to capitalism the room erupted in uproar police restored order as Chairman Dickstein pounded the gavel one woman screamed as she was escorted from the room amid demonstrations
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Focht
Clarence Hathaway
New York
Daily Worker
House, Immigration Committee
Hathaway
United States
Dickstei
IRFC Gold Price Set Below World Figure
A Washington report notes domestic newly mined gold fixed at 3.56 dollars, below London quotations of 34.03 dollars. The text also mentions the dollar’s fluctuation in London, opening at 2.74 and declining to 5.27, and a Paris close of 15.34 francs per dollar, with intraday movement near 15.25 francs.
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IRFC
Washingson
RF. C
London
Paris
United States
Committees Named for College Play Skidding
Ivan Blevens, president of the Campus Player, selects committees for the three act comedy Skidding to be staged November 24 by the Hirens college Campus Players. Properties chair Frances Humphrey and members Evelyn Wayne Noble Gantvoort Paul Haeder. Publicity chair Roland Marquardt with John Cheadle La Verne Gibbs. Staging chair Bruce Ketelle Elmer Bucher Herbert Stahl Leo Arndt Camden Meyer. Marjorie Speiker and the executive committee oversee tickets.
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Ivan Blevens
Campus Players
Frances Humphrey
Evelyn Wayne
Noble Gantvoort
Paul Haeder
Roland Marquardt
John Cheadle
la. Verne Gibbs
Bruce
Huron College Opens Girls Volleyball Group
Dorothy Kyle heads a new Huron College girls volleyball program as part of the Women’s Athletic Association. About ten to fifteen girls attend practice on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at four o'clock to build strength for a forthcoming 100 point tournament.
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Huron College
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