Hog markets rise to near 22-year highs in Chicago reports
Swine markets gain 10 to 15 cents with top hogs reaching 15.15 in Chicago and steady cattle, sheep down 25 cents while St Paul and Sioux Falls show mixed results. Fed steers and yearlings hold, lamb bids steady to lower, hogs broadly 15 to 25 cents higher as salable hogs reach thousands with strong demand.
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Chicago
Q. S. Dept
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Fed.State Market News Service
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
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Price
Lights
Dept
Boston Wool Market Quiet With Mixed U S Prices
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a generally quiet Boston wool market on October 6. Scoured woolen wools sold at about 1.10 dollars per pound for Texas fall wools and 1.10 to 1.12 for three eighths fleece wools, with quarter-blood fleece wools at 1.03. Importers of South American wools have filed applications for foreign wool import permits.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agri
Texas
Produce Markets Report for Huron and Midwestern towns
Daily price ranges reported to the Evening News by phone from Huron and other markets. Heavily weighted poultry and egg figures across Sioux City Mitchell Sioux Falls Chicago New York and Omaha regions. Butterfat eggs and live poultry prices are listed with weights and grades for multiple markets.
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Huron
Hennery
New York
Bismarck
N. D
Rts
Chicago
Des Moines
Huron City
Huron Airport
Wes Kansas City
New Orleans
Omaha
Neb
Pittsburgh
Aberdeen
S.D
Watertown
Bierre
S. D
Mobridge
Yankton
Acre
Mitchell
Brookings
Rapid City
Spearfish
S- le
Philp
Markets at a Glance: grains rise and hogs surge
New York stocks move higher on strong volume while bonds hold steady. Cotton gains as mills and spot houses show buying. Chicago futures rebound in wheat, corn edges lower, hogs advance 15 to 25 cents to top 15.75, the highest in 22 years. Cattle: red steers and yearlings noted.
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New York
Chicago
Grain Prices Sag On Loan Rate News
Grain prices and loan rate news pull back the market with cereals unable to rise. Wheat and corn show modest declines while soybeans and rye slip. Minneapolis cash close notes varied grain bids and unchanged basis amid mixed activity.
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Tm. Htl
Vuhicagy
Uct. A
Warat
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Futures Hange Toureday
Chicago futures markets show wheat and rye activity with Dec and May contracts quoted across multiple exchanges. Prices fluctuate with Dec wheat around 125 to 129 cents, May near 128 to 129, and rye figures around 74 to 76 cents, indicating typical autumn volatility.
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Chicago
Boilish Trend In Stock Market Today
New York trading opened with forces pushing industrial leaders about two points higher. Irregular early gains softened on light profit taking before bids returned for steels motors and other pivotals while low price performers attracted demand. Transfers topped about 1,000,000 shares for the year.
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New York
Closing Quotations of Major Corporations and Brands
A list of corporate securities and brands shows percentages next to names such as AlleghCorp AmAirlines BoeingAir Chrysler GenFoods GenMtrs USSteel USGypsum North American Aviation and others with ownership or valuation figures. The data presents a snapshot of market references, including aluminum dye chemical and steel producers, airlines, and manufacturing firms, in a dense compilation of symbols and numbers.
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AlleghCorp
Itta&t
Allis-Chalmfg
AmAirlines
AmiInterne
Ot&t
AmWcolp
Anaconda
Armin
Armil Pf
AviaCorp
BendixAvia
BethSteel
BoeingAir
BriggsMfg
Budd Mfg
ButlerBro
Moore’s Remarkable Return From Solomon Islands
A Marine, thought killed in action, was rescued and cared for by comrades and navy doctors. Evacuated from the Solomons to a mobile base hospital, he survives and recounts his tale at the base, illustrating resilience and recovery.
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Moore
Navy
Solomons
Wood
Mobile’ Base
Correction on Aberdeen bond fraud case notes
Aberdeen report corrects misstatement about Earl Hammerquist no longer a defendant. Phill Burns, Aberdeen broker, was sentenced in the state bond fraud case. W G Douglas, former state treasurer, has two charges on file, one convicted and appealed. Hammerquist was cleared in earlier trials.
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Aberdeen
Associated Press
Phill . Burns
Earl Hammerquist
Hammerquist
W. G. Douglas
Byrnes Joins Economic Stabilization Board As Cabinet Level Head
Washington October 8 James F Byrnes resigned from the Supreme Court to lead the Economic Stabilization effort. He took the oath at the White House and will earn 15000 dollars yearly, five thousand less than his prior salary as associate justice. The 14 member board includes two representatives from labor agriculture and management. Labor Philip Murray Will Green. Agriculture Edward A O Neal James G Patton. Management Ralph S Flanders Eric A Johnson. The board aims to curb living costs and inflation for the war period.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Supreme Court
Jase Byrnes
White House
Roosevelt
Glabor, Agriculture and Mangement
Labor
Philip Murray
CIO
Will Green
AFL
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
Farmers’ Cooperative Union
Ralph S. Flanders
Jones & Lamson Machine Company
Springfield
Eric A. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Beadle County Lowers Tax Levy and Approves Miscellany
Beadle County commissioners reduced last year’s mill levy from 8.55 to 5.03 at the monthly Beadle County Courthouse session. They opened bids for bridge plank, approved tax title real estate sales, and passed a resolution naming precinct poll places. County Auditor Howard Shober reported bridge plank bids at 66 dollars per 1600. Leonard Ladd, county agent, spoke on the Beadle County building at this year’s State Fair. The meeting closed after regular reports were approved.
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Beadle County
Howard Shober
Leonard Ladd
Nazis Would Apply War Criminal Tag To U.S. President
British prisoners captured at Dieppe were said by Berlin to be manacled in reprisal for allied actions against Nazi captives. The German broadcast threatened to apply the war crimes label to Franklin D. Roosevelt and other warmakers, a claim Britain denied.
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London
Dieppe
Berlin
Germany
Roosevelt
Britain
FBI arrests two suspects in Turton bank robbery
The FBI reports the arrest of Rey Storey a 48 year old construction worker at a nearby ordnance plant for robbing the Turton Farmers State Bank of $300 on July 24 1936. A second suspect Alva Wallace is held in Detroit with connections to the case. Storey denied involvement but knew Wallace. Also listed are hospital admissions and local notices.
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Springfield
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rey Storey
S. D
Farmers State Bank
A. H. Crowl
FBI
Alva Wallace
Detroit
Zobby Crowl
Storey
Audnance Plant
Wallace
McNutt Pushes National Service to Meet Labor Needs
Paul V. McNutt told the House appropriations committee that national service legislation may be needed to recruit manpower, with possible use of women in industry and day care for children. Donald Nelson supported a national selective service act to direct men where needed, while Secretary Wickard warned farm labor could worsen without action.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Paul V. McNutt
War Manpower Commission
Nelson Sharex
McNutt
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
Wickard
Congress Approves OWI Funding Amid War Fronts Debate
Congress approves about 25 million for the Office of War Information with 5.2 million for the Office of Defense Transportation and 5 million to promote friendly relations in the western hemisphere. The committee stresses war on three fronts military, economic, and psychological information, citing Elmer Davis on the Hitler war effort and reviewing testimony about air power, blimps, and carriers to support Allied victory.
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Congress
Office of Defense Transportation
Office of War Information
United States
United Nations
OWI Fund
Elmer Davis
OWI
Hitler
France
James V. Forrestal
Jowers
Seraj
Unidentified Mitchell River body tied to foul play
An unidentified man found floating in the James River east of Mitchell was not drowning death. Coroner Dr. E M Young stated an autopsy suggests brain injury as the cause and foul play is suspected. A coroner's jury was to convene. no identification exists beyond a Milwaukee Railroad work ticket in the shirt pocket.
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Mitchell
James River
E. M.young
Davison County
Davison
Potter Pioneer Dies Funeral Wednesday in Gettysburg
Michael J. Brown, longtime pioneer of Attica Indiana origin, died at his home Monday. Funeral conducted by Rev. Peter P. Meyer at the Church of the Sacred Heart Wednesday morning. Survivors include his widow two sons James William and three daughters Vera Ollen and Gladys. Burial in Catholic cemetery.
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Gettysburg
Michael J. Brown
Coons
ME Brown
Attica
Indiana
Peter P. Meyer
Church of the Sacred Heart
James William
Vera
Ollen
Gladys
Catholia Namatacs
George B Reynolds Former Huronian Killed Accidentally
George B Reynolds a former Huron resident living in Sioux City was killed October 1 in Salina Kansas when a truck backed over him at a defense project. He was 43 and served in World War I. Funeral services with military honors were held in Madison South Carolina. Survived by widow Aiming Reynolds four daughters his mother five brothers and four sisters.
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Madison
S. C
George B. Reynolds
Sioux City
Huron
Salina
Kan
Reynolds
Union Tet Company
Booth and Olson Construction Company
Army Air Base
Aiming Reynolds
Deloris
Gloria
Santa Monica
Cal
Donna
Lois
Joseph Reinhart
Record Hog Crop Held From Market Despite Ceilings
Chicago dispatch reports a delayed fall hog influx as farmers feed spring pigs heavily awaiting amid fears of price ceilings on hogs and other meats. Despite hogs selling around 15 dollars per hundredweight, farmers delay market intake to maximize meat and lard yield while concerns mount over midwinter gluts and potential price controls.
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Chicago
Smith College jeering claim over WAVEs sparks letter
In Northampton on October 3 a letter in the college paper Scan criticizes Smith girls for jeering WAVEs drilling for Mildred McAfee head of the WAVES. Signed by three staff members, it condemns the behavior as lacking breeding and harming war effort. College officials had no comment.
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Northampton
Mass
Scan
Smith College
Smith
Jeollene
Mildred McAfee
Women's Naval Reserve
Smith Girls
Russians Halt German Advance In Caucasus Defense
Red Star reports a Russian guard division repelled German forces near the northeast district including the Stalin tank and tractor complex. It notes Russians stopped the Germans at the workers quarter and bolstered defenses with the Red October works. A second day of withdrawal was acknowledged around Mozdok as German losses were claimed in encirclement movements. A moment later Romanian infantry entered Sei Brseater near Novorossish.
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Stalin
Red October
Caucasus
Red Army
Mozdok
Grozny
Black Sea
Ian
Novorossish
Presbyterians Elects Montana to Highest Post
The Rev. A. B. Cropp of Wall Point Montana was elected moderator of the Presbyterian Synod of South Dakota at the Hiay October 7 9 convention at First Presbyterian Church. He succeeds Ray Curtis P. Winkle of Philip. Also elected were A. Bullock Kadoka and Gow Clarke Mellette as temporary clerks. War service quotas and funds dominated discussions with a $6000 goal and plans for the eight billion Presbyterian War Fund. The Rev. Richard J. Tinklen of Madison was chosen state clerk treasurer, with Rev. Martin Hyink staying as pastor. Charles Collison of Willemot was elected permanent clerk. A Byron College campus tour and a public address at the college chapel highlighted Thursday’s activities with speakers from Beirut Syria and New York City.
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A. BH. Cropp
Wall Point
Montana
Presbyterian Synod of
South Dakota
Tie First Presbyterian Church
Hiay
Ray Curtis P. Winkle
Philip
Mr. Croon
Dakota
India
North Dakota
Kadoka
Gow Clarke
Melvette
Ces
Presbyterian
Richard J. Tinklen
Madison
Martin Hyink
Wwertown
Charles Collison
Wilemot
S. D
Mr Tinklenburg
Byron College
College Chapel
SW. A. Sto
Beirut
Syria
Heny Sr. Randolph
Board of National Missions of New York
Willkie Leaves China in Secrecy as Tour Continues
In Chungking on October 8, Wen dell Willkie departed from China by plane after a five day stay in the provisional capital. The next stop on his world tour, which has included the Middle East and Russia, was not disclosed. Censorship shrouded his itinerary from his arrival in Chungking last Friday.
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Chungking
Wendell Willkie
Chinigi King
Willie
Middle East
Russia
China
Weather summary for Huron area and South Dakota
Cooler today with little temperature change, scattered showers tonight in western and southern portions. Record highs and lows for this date noted at 95 and 13 degrees respectively. sun rises 7 39 a.m. and sets 7 02 p.m. Monthly and yearly precipitation totals are 4 and 2 09 respectively with normal values of 2 and 1. Weather forecast covers Huron and Vicinity and South Dakota sections.
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Huron
South Dakota
For Sale and Rent Classified Fragments
Fragmented classified items list sales and rentals including a five year old registered dog, a four room house on Montana street, an Hamilton upright piano, used clothing and shoes, a job ad for a picker, a heated apartment for October, an unfinished duplex with hot water heat, and a Lowell's Hamburger lease note. The readable text lacks full details.
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Wolsey
Pii
Montana
Call
Diinois
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