Market News Swine Markets Fall Across Regions
Hog prices slipped up to 10 cents on Thursday with top figures near 13.15 for patchers while long haul hogs remained 5 to 10 cents per hundred higher. Cattle remained steady and sheep dipped about 15 cents with mixed results across St Paul Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
St. Paul
Paul
Fed
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Stoux City
Watertown
Ows Choi
Igs Osssesr
Huron Produce Market and New York Market Report
Daily price ranges for fluron produce and eggs reported by the Evening Huronite and New York markets. Notes include butterfat, creamery grades, cheese, eggs, and refrigerator weights with assorted multipliers and standards. Prices shown for various weights, grades, and freshness across multiple market lines.
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Huron
Fluron Produce
Hennery C&ss
New York
BTMST
Quiet Boston Wool Market with Mohair Boosts Demand
Boston wool trades were quiet except for mohair blending demand. Adult hair prices rose five to six cents a pound, kid hair up over ten cents. Texas adult hair noted at 45 and 4% cents with strong demand. Sioux Falls and Watertown reports list varied livestock prices, eggs, butterfat, and hens across commodities for November 19.
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Boston
Nov
U. S. DB
Texas
Sioux Falls
Chicago Produce Futures Price Report
Chicago markets show butter futures at 44.55 for November and egg futures bid at 37.90 to 37.85 for January delivery. Storage and refrigeration firms, including Refrig Ltd and AB C Des, are listed in the crude OCR feed with prices and symbols.
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Chicago
Storage Ltd
Colrewe
Egg Futurez
Refrig. Ltds
Grain futures edge up as demand improves and government plans loom
Trading in CHICAGO GRAIN futures shows a slow recovery with prices up to about 4 cents. Wheat and corn futures move modestly higher on improved shipping demand, aided by a slight price dip and awaiting federal price stabilization actions and the government plan release delay. Minnesota cash close notes steady basis, with receipts at 20 percent year over year and various grade distinctions in activity.
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Senate Agricultural
Markets at a Glance New York Chicago Wheat and Grain Futures
Market summary shows strength in stocks and hedge selling, with Chicago wheat firm and corn higher. Hogs steady to up to 14.05 on light demand, cattle limited. Hard winter and durum prices noted in Montana Minnesota and South Dakota markets, with No 1 red durum around 221 and yellow corn bid around 1.275. Chicago grain futures table lists Dec May and July positions for wheat corn rye barley oats and lard, with assorted price levels and open highs and closes.
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Ford
New York
S Arrow
Montana
S. D
Minnesota
High Law
Market Falls Slightly After Modest Early Gains
Stocks drift in a sluggish New York session as investors absorb war news. Transfers approach 500 000 shares while closing quotes show mixed gains and losses across major issues, with notable names including Boeing Air, Chrysler, General Motors, US Steel, and Woolworth among others.
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New York
Mint
Yesterdaay
Navy Losses Prompt Critics From High Places
In San Diego on November 19 critics in high places questioned Navy losses as Representative E California Democrat warned that real victories are being outweighed by apparent failures. The Republican counterpart suggested misgivings about power and policy without clear details.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
California
Trac
New Northwest Passage Opens Alaska Highway Tomorrow
Seven Day Coffee drought headline marks formal opening of the Alaska Highway from the lower 48 to Alaska with a ceremonial ribbon, army trucks, and civilian officials. Dignitaries from Canada and Alaska join veterans in a convoy past 1 681 miles of rugged terrain. The route links Dawson Creek to Fairbanks and Anchorage with an airfield network supporting defenses and supply lines.
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Whitehorse
Japan
Canada
Alaska
Northwest Service Corps
Ory
Easserbanks
Dawson Creek
St Perta
Fairbanks
Lew
Wittier
Edmonton
Alberts
United States
Midwest
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Passage
America
Burma
Deferment Based On Work Says War Chief at Boston Meet
Paul V McNutt chair man of the War Manpower Commission told the first New England war conference that future military deferments will hinge more on the kind of work a man does than on dependents. He said occupational deferment will rise as needs of war and industry grow and that dependency-based deferments will fall. President Roosevelt praised regional discussions to aid wartime policy and a better postwar world.
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Boston
Paul V McNutt
War Manpower Commission
New England War Conference
McNutt
New England
Roosevelt
Mrs Hadley Film Praised At Huron Theatre Preview
About 200 guests attended the Huron Theatre for Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer’s The Story of Mrs Hadley shown as a preview before the official release. Officials churches schools and civic groups were present. The American film resembles Mrs Miniver but lacks war scenes and features no War Bond moment.
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Huron
Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer
Hadley
Beaver
Mrs. Wadeley
Washington
Capitol City
Capitol Theatre
Pastor Tries For Job After Twelve Years Unemployed
In Schenectady on November 19 a GE typist reviewing Bob Pastor's war job application found he had not worked in 12 years. The retired heavyweight, married with two children, attended college, wrote only Worked for James A. Stewart and Sons of New York 40-1931 in the previous occupations blank. The clerk called him a deserving fellow and noted his recent employment gap.
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Schenectady
Bob Fastor
General Electric Company
Superior
Pastor
James A. Stewart
Sons
New York
Joe Louis
War Information Center Opens Here Aimed at Public Aid
The War Information Center, an offspring of the Office of War Information led by Elmer Davis, opens in Huron City to answer public questions. Staff include technician James Carles Moises and editor Beredant.
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Information Center For War
Office ‘of War Information
Elmer Davis
Huron City
Carmichael
Beredant
James Carles Moises
Bermer
Bo. Niebt
Lyon
Ning
Muronitep
Senate Filibuster On Anti-Poll Tax Enters Sixth Day
Southern opponents of a poll tax ban for federal voting agreed to seek a showdown vote in the Senate this Saturday to defeat a cloture move. Senator Bilbo of Mississippi continued his sixth day filibuster as colleagues held cloakroom talks with administration leaders. Southerners appeared to back defeating the cloture proposal to stop debate.
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Washington
Senate
Bilbo
Mississippi
Barkley
War Bond Drive Boosts Huron Tank Goal to 40000
During National Women at War Week from November 22 to 28, Huron stores aim to raise forty thousand dollars for a new tank and bond drive. Mrs. R. A. Stratton, Beadle County chairwoman, invites local women to volunteer, promising training and no sales pressure while coordinating with state and local women’s war savings committees and retailers.
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Hitler
Huron
R. A. Stratton
Beadle County
Eisenhower Jolted By Screening At London Private Showing
American film executives in London recount how Lieut. Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower and his staff were invited to a private screening two nights before departing for North Africa. The first film shown was Road To Morocco, a coincidence noted by observers.
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Eisenhower
Jlondon
Dwight D Eisenhower
North Africa
Morocco
Capper Protests Gas Rationing Plan
Senator Capper of Kansas urged delay and modification of nationwide gasoline and fuel oil rationing. He argued farm truck allowances rely on highway mileage but farming requires trucks for many operations. Representative Howe said officials plan to address farm truck allowances ahead of a December House conference.
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Capper
Kansas
Leon Henderson
House
Rep
Howe
Office of Defense Transportation Officials
Shot Out On Taxicab After Command Order
Sioux Falls Nov 19 The Argus Leader reports Col N B Cote commander at Army Technical School ordered a tire shot out of a taxicab driven by George Adamson outside a post gate. Adamson says he waited for a passenger and would leave soon while Cote allegedly ordered the tire shot out. Reports differ on prior warnings.
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Sioux Falls
Argus
N.b. Cote
Army Technical School
George Adamson
Woman Injured In Car Truck Crash Near Huron Farm
A car driven by Mrs. Fred Miedema collided this morning with an empty gasoline transport truck driven by Merritt Rites near her farm south of Huron. Miedema suffered a broken left leg lacerations and possible internal injuries. She was hustled by ambulance to Huron Clinic in serious condition. Rites, uninjured, said he braked before the impact. sheriffs reported steamed windows on the car and noted the truck front was damaged.
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Huron Clinic
Huron
Merritt Rites
Rock Rapids
Highway
Doven
Mided
Miedema
Sherif John Boyle
Steve Patrolman
Ease Rationing Regulations For Farm Consumers
South Dakota and the nation will begin a seven day coffee shortage on November 23 with a freeze on all coffee stocks from November 21 to 28. Rationing setup follows and consumer use of wartime ration book No 1. Army rations have already tightened at training camps with limited coffee to 40 cups per month and reduced butter rations reported at depots.
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Pierre
South Dakota
ARMY
Kansas City
Suti
War time coffee rationing rules for sugar registrants
The note outlines sugar and coffee rationing during wartime, detailing registration, eligibility, and stamp periods. It specifies that adults cannot hold more than one pound, excludes those under 18 from coffee purchases, and explains stamp numbers 27 and 28, with period validity and future allotments. It also covers exemptions for rural residents, institutional buyers, and procedures for those who missed registration.
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Office of Price Administra
Weather forecast and stray data from South Dakota report
Weather notes show colder conditions for this afternoon and tonight across Huron and nearby areas with speeds of 15 to 20 mph. The fragment mentions past temperatures, precipitation totals, sunrise and sunset times, and normal monthly figures.
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South Dakota
Huron
Salvation Army Adjutant to Visit Huron Corps for Young People
Salvation Army Adjutant Milton Agnew will arrive in Huron with western division oversight to supervise annual young people's inspection. Major T F Samsel reports events include a 5 30 supper for corps cadets a census board meeting and a Sunday School teachers institute at 7 45. Hospital notices list admissions and a dismissal to Aberdeen Vancouver shipments.
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Young People’s
Milton Agnew
Omaha
Young People's
T.F. Samsel
New Army
Agnew
Salvation Army
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Young People's Census Board
Young Peoples
Huron Corps
Adjutant Agnew
Ward’s To Comply With Ruling On Union Contracts
President Roosevelt ordered Montgomery Ward and Company to comply with a War Labor Board ruling mandating a maintenance of membership clause in a contract with the employee union. Ward had rejected the order but said it would obey if directed by the President, contending the rulings were local and economic concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Montgomery Ward and Company
War Labor Board
Ibi
Chicago
Sewelle R Avery
Montgomery Ward
WLB
Classified Fragments Include Rentals and Sales Items
A jumble of classified notices lists merchandise for sale including beds dressers chairs and tables. Also home canned fruit and seed appears with rental ads for a downstairs apartment and a modern apartment above Perriton's. Additional items include a McCormick Deering corn picker a blue embroidered sweater lost reward fence posts and various rental offers in small town notices.
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East Third
Perriton
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