Hog Quotations Steady as Market Holds at Top 59.90
Market news reports hog quotations unchanged on Saturday with long haul hogs steady and top prices near 59.90. Cattle and sheep also steady with lambs 10.00 to 10.73, feeders 6.00 to 8.15, ewes and other livestock showing modest gains. Siou x City market notes week increases in fat steers and yearlings, with hogs and sheep holding firm and steady in several weight classes.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux
City
Sioux City
Livestock Prices Steady Across Markets in Midwest Reports
Market briefs show steady prices as postholiday demand softens supplies. Hog prices hold with lend lease gains backing some strength while cattle and sheep see mixed advances. top steers and yearlings hover near 12.50 and 11.75 respectively, with feeders around 10.00. Regional notes from St Paul and Watertown report generally higher trends for slaughter cattle and steady hogs and sheep amid holiday effects.
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Chicago
Markets Recovery Erases Early Grain Losses
Early weakness in grain and soybean prices faded as grains rebounded and soybeans erased most of their downturn. Weather favored harvests for late corn, while price controls loomed. Wheat and corn futures showed modest gains and declines, with regional price ranges reported for Huron and Mitchell markets amid volatile daily trading.
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Chicago
Markets At Glance RK Nov 2
Markets at a glance show mixed signals across sectors. Reports indicate narrow spreads in stocks and metals with traders awaiting weekend developments. Wheat and corn futures edge higher on government outlooks while hogs and eggs hold near steady, and foreign exchange remains soft in narrow trading ranges.
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Narrows
Gotton
Teade Ager
Paralysis Serum Transported Abroad by Navy Plane
A navy plane carrying 150 CCs of infantile paralysia serum arrived at the Norfolk naval air station from New York. Navy officials said the serum is for foreign use and being transported gratis. It was unclear where the serum would be sent. it originated with a transfer from Chicago to New York before relaying to Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Navy
Wriole Naval Air Station
Fom
New York
Washington
U. S. Navy
American Airlines
Chicago
Sioux Falls Produce Saturday Prices Report
Sioux Falls November 22 reports poultry prices with heavy hens 5 lbs and over at 12, under 5 lbs at 9, Leghorn hens heavy 11, under 5 at 10, Leghorn springs 12, eggs No 1 29, No 2 21, butterfat No 1 36, No 2 34, Butter-2s.
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Huron
Mitchell
Tbs
Leghorn
Case Rum
Hennery
Dr. Butter, Wholesale
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Butler
Fancy Wholesale
Watertown
White Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Sioux City Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported
Sioux City market weekly poultry and eggs prices list figures by weight and type. Entries cover hens by weight classes and breeds, leghorn cocks and springs, ducks, geese, young turkey hens and toms, various egg grades, and creamery butter grades with price ranges.
Watertown Produce Saturday at White Rock and Leghorn markets
Produce notes from Watertown and New York show prices and counts for eggs and poultry including White Rock and Leghorn springs, heavy hens and roosters, hens by weight, 293 eyes, and egg totals. Markets in New York and Chicago report steady or unchanged butter and egg receipts with carriage and carlot prices noted.
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New York
Chicago
Wool Market Trends and Prices in Boston and Chicago
In Boston this week demand favored fine and one-bale broad territory wools with fleece wools slower but some bright fleece sales reported at 42-53 cents in the grease across various combing wools. Chicago futures show stock market jitter amid labor uncertainty with modest declines and tax selling supporting lower-priced issues. trading volume near 400,000 shares in early sessions.
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Boston
W. S
New York
Adallen Oy
Eay
Alent
Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices on Saturday Closing
Wheat receipts today 299 cars, up from 177 year ago. Cash No 1 heavy northern 1.10% loss, No 1 dark northern 1.06% loss, No 2 loss, No 3 1.12% 1.08%. Mont hard 1.05% hard amber durum No 1 1.22% No 1 red durum 0.87. Corn No 3 yellow 0.594 0.68. Flax No 1 1.79% 1.86% trade basis up slightly. Market unchanged to lower for others.
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Minnneapoli
Winneapolis
S.D. Teless
Barney
Chicago
Minneapolis
Fire minor blaze behind drug store with quick extinguish
A small fire began around 8 am behind Humphrey's Drug Store and was put out before serious damage. Mrs. Glenn Sutera and son Jon Courtney left for Columbus Georgia to join Lieut Sutera at Ft Benning, visiting Chicago en route with Mr and Mrs R C Linville. Dodgers go home Pittsburgh game marks homecoming for six Dodgers and Coach Jock Sutherland.
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Humphrey
Glenn Sutera
Jon Courtney
Columbus, Ga
Lieut Sutera
Ft. Benning
Chicago
R. C. Linville
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Jock Sutherland
Fragmented Industry Share Listings Show Diverse Company Percentages
A dense OCR style listing shows a wide array of company names with varying percentages, resembling a market or industry share table. The fragmentary data includes automotive, aviation, oil, steel, and consumer brands, with many items truncated or garbled. Entities include AT&T, Chrysler, Deere & Co, Packard, Pure Oil, Stand Oil, Studebaker, and Eastman Kodak among others.
Food Stamp Plan Sees 42.4 Percent Participation in Oct
Pierre reports 12 475 eligible recipients used food stamps in October, purchasing 87 394 orange stamps and 33 697 blue stamps free, totaling 101 001 in purchasing power. Forty two point one percent of 29 617 eligible bought stamps. statewide counties total 47 with varied participation, noting high WPA reliance in Campbell and Hughes counties and low use in Washington County.
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Pierre
Vaughn
Campbell
Hughes County
Davison
Clones
Mingelahe
Washington County
Federal Department of Agriculture
Meeting Set Monday On Rail Wage Talks
Washington November 22 Representatives of railroad managements and employe brotherhoods agreed to meet again Monday to seek a wage increase agreement and avert a nationwide rail strike. President Roosevelt participated in the weeklong effort with government observers present at the White House meeting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles Fahy
White House
WSCS Holds Christmas Planning Meet at Hitchcock
Mrs. F E Dickson hosted WSCS members with 17 attending as they discussed a Christmas section to be held in the church basement in December. Crandon Settlement Church and Broadland societies joined. next regular meeting set for December 17 at Mrs Henry Marten's home with a Christmas party and gift exchange.
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F. E. Dickson
WSCS
Crandon Settlement Church
Broadland
Henry Marten
Federated Women to Hold Dinner Meeting at Odd Fellows
Federated Business and Professional Women will hold a dinner meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Monday night. An annual auction sale will be held with members urged to bring small gifts for the auction.
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Federated
Odd Fellows Hall
Ten year old confesses hidden back injury after splinter incident
In Indianapolis a 10 year old boy named Frank Stewart Jr stated he placed a splinter in his back days earlier while sliding on a board. His parents rushed him to hospital where doctors removed a two inch splinter and he confessed the act to avoid worrying them. The incident highlights a curious accident scene.
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Indianapolis
Frank Stewart, Jr
Frank
Union Shop Is Backed By CIO
The CIO convention closes after reelection of President Philip Murray with protests against FBI actions and a reaffirmation of support for the union shop. Delegates censured the National Labor Relations Board for bias and warned it endangers national defense, urging expansion of the Justice Department civil liberties unit and praising union shop as a path to harmonious labor relations despite heavy resolutions and extended sessions.
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Detroit
Congress At Industrial Organizations
National Labor Relations
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philip Murray
FBI
Pny
Big Issul
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
CIC
National Defense Program
Civil Liberties Unit
Justice Department
Gestapo
Philip Murrey
Murray
Roosevelt
Strikes Loom Over Clairton Steel Works and Labor Talks
Front page report notes a looming strike at Clairton Steel Works with open hearth furnaces facing shutdown by weekend. House rules committee signals swift consideration of strike-curbing legislation after price control debate. communications sector pauses amid a wage dispute between the Federation of Telephone Workers and AT&T. Annual wages range from 16 to 60 dollars weekly, with four percent raises sought and elimination of geographic differentials. In Murray Utah, old glory flies as a broken cable halts steeplejacks and firemen struggle with slick weather to repair the line.
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Clairton
House
Rules ‘Committee
Istor
Federation of Lengines Telephone, Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fom Ua
Murray
Utah
Old Glory Fies
American Smelting and Refining Company
Miners Accept FDRs Proposal on Arbitration Board
Washington dispatch reports the United Mine Workers policy committee accepted President Roosevelt's plan to refer the captive mine dispute to a three member arbitration board. The panel includes John R. Steelman, Benjamin F. Fairchild, and John L. Lewis, with work to resume immediately in both captive and commercial mines.
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Washington
The
United Mines
Roosevelt
Board of Arbitration
John R. Steelmat
Benjamin
U. S. Steel
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Soldiers Offer to Dig Coal in Stand With Lewis
At Camp Forrest Tennessee on November 28 soldiers from Battery C 19th Field Artillery signed a telegram to John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers promising to dig coal at present pay and donate the difference to the U S treasury for national defense if troops would mine. The message was signed by 102 battery members including sergeants and corporals. Lewis earlier said troops would not shoot miners nor mine coal.
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Lewis
CIQ
Long Illness Fatal To Veteran Pastor in Sioux Falls
Rev. Thomas Henry Trevithick, 81, retired Methodist minister, died after a long illness in Sioux Falls. Funeral rites will be Monday at Dell Rapids with Uhyrig. He served in several towns in the state including Hertford, Salem, Platte, Garden City, Iroquois and Lake Preston.
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Sioux Falls
Thomas Henry Trevithick
Uhyrig
Dell Rapids
Hertford
Salem
Platte
Garden City
Iroquois
Lake Preston
Delayed honesty note from Hartford hotel towel theft
A Hartford hotel received a note claiming no dollars could be paid for a bath towel stolen in 1923 or 1924. The writer asks to deduct a fair amount and donate the balance to a charitable fund if compensation is needed.
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Hartford
Conn
Hospitals Admit List Includes Gene Edelman and Others
Admitted patients at Willow Lake and Hu tem include Gene Edelman surgical Leonard Baker medical Mrs Harry Jones medical Mrs Dewey Ward surgical Charles Miner surgical Lioyd Busmann medical Bill Russell medical Huth Barringer medical Man chester mised entries include Mrs Clarence Burnett Ton Wilam McDermott Huron and Mrs O E Anderson Huron.
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Gene Edelman
Willow Lake
Surgical
Leonard Baker
Hutem
Medical
Harry Jones
Huran
Dewey Ward
Carpenter
Charles Miner
Cavour
Lioyd Busmann
Bryant
Bill Russell
Mi- Ted
Huth Barringer
Huter
Manchester
Clarence Burnett
Ton
Wilam McDermott
Huron
O. E. Anderson
Lost dog and hardware store ad clutter in 1940s notice
A fragmentary clipping lists a missing five month old male grass colored dog with a black collar and a potential owner contact in Wisconsin. It also contains an assortment of ads including a liquor store promo, binoculars for sale, and numerous farm land sale notices with prices, dates, and references to the Federal Land Bank approval and a National Farm Loan Agent in Holdridge.
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Wisconsin
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