Armour Market Weak as Hogs Dip, Lambs Rise in Oct 28 Trading
Armour stockyards in Huron report hogs 10c lower on Thursday, cattle steady, lambs up about 15c. Chicago market shows lighter hog receipts with 10-15c gains across weights, top at 14.60 for heavy hogs, and cattle steady. Sheep slaughter active, fat lambs and good ewes about 25c higher. prices varied across regions including Sioux City and St. Paul markets with mixed gains and steady to higher hogs, cattle, and calves.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
OPA
WFAI
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Watertown
Produce Markets Report Huron and Nearby Exchanges
Huron daily price range shows heavy breed and hen figures with butterfat and egg quotes. New York and Watertown listings reflect firm poultry, eggs, and dairy pricing. Mitchell reports include hens, leghorn varieties, heavy birds, turkeys, eggs, and grain prices across October 28.
Sioux Falls Produce Price Report For Thursday
SIOUX FALLS Oct. 27 Heavy hens 4 lbs and over 21, heavy hens under 4 lbs 18, leghorn hens 18. Heavy breed springs 2 lbs and over 24, leghorn springs 2 lbs and over 23. Heavy cocks 15, leghorn cocks 13, All No. 2 poultry 4 cents less. Eggs No. 1 39, No. 2 34. Butterfat No. 1 50, No. 2 48, Butter 44% .
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Sioux City
Heavies
Watertown
Colored Springs
Leghorn Springs
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Chicago Produce Thursday Trading Roundup
Chicago reports poultry prices steady across 1 car and 24 trucks with no change. Butter remains firm with receipts at 361,482 and market unchanged. Eggs show unsettled activity with 4,175 receipts and no price movement.
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New York
Chicago
Milling Interests Push Wheat Prices Higher in Chicago
Milling interests lifted the wheat market in Chicago with prices advancing about a cent as trading widened. Mills reportedly bought wheat for flour production, while other grains followed the upward move, aided by strong demand and reduced offerings at Minneapolis where f idxseed rose sharply. Cash market quotes show higher but modest gains across hard and dark northern futures and cash grain grades.
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Ghicago
Minneapolis
Markets At A Glance From New York And Chicago Report
Markets at a glance show stocks and bonds mixed with narrow changes. Cotton remains quiet with buying while hedge selling appears in some notes. Wheat in Chicago advances about a quarter to a half a percent, rye up with wheat, hogs rise 10 to 15 cents across weights, top price around 14 dollars and 60 cents. Early top cattle prices reach about 15 dollars and 75 cents as feeders drag in Wednesday’s decline.
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New York
Chicago
Utilities Rise But Liquors Turn Minus
The market shows utilities rising while liquor stocks weaken. Overall trading was light with profit taking in strong areas, but boardroom sentiment remained bullish. Declines edged out advances and turnover hovered around 800000 shares as only scattered favorites held small gains.
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Electric Power and Grit
American Power and Light
J. I. Case
Convention highlights PTA aims and local leaders
The article lists Iowa and South Dakota PTA unit leaders and staff in rapid City Watertown Aberdeen and Brookings. It notes the PTA congress urging units to assist community agencies curb juvenile delinquency through wholesome recreation and leadership for youth organizations. Lt James Riddle and family visit home on 26 days leave from St Johns Newfoundland.
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C. Crawford
Rapid City
J. C. Lepler
Watertown
Parent Education
R. N. Kyberg
Aberdeen
Bulletin
Alice Gambrel
Bierre
Recreation
H. Sorenson
Erwin
Rural Service
Marie van Maarten
Brookings
William Lang
Yankton College
PTA
Congress
Fingerprint evidence heatedly fought in Bahamas murder case
Nassau Bahamas October 23 Alfred de Marigney faced defense challenges as judges ruled fingerprint evidence admissible in the Sir Harry Oakes murder trial. Chief Justice Sir Oscar Bedford noted absence of a precise print origin on a bedscreen while jurors weigh if detective James Barker found de Marigny’s prints in the victim’s bedroom.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Alfred de Marigney
Harry Oakes
Godfrey S. Higgs
Bahamas Supreme Court
Oscar Bedford
Daly
James O. Barker
de Marigny
Harry
Cadet Lonergan Confesses Slaying His Heiress Wife
The Journal American reports Wrayne Lonergan RCAF cadet confessed to bludgeoning his heiress wife Patricia Burton Lonergan and discarded his uniform in the East River near East 79th Street. Police earlier searched the river for the uniform but issued no official statement.
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New York
The
Journal-American
Wrayne Lonergan
RCAF
Patricia Burton Lonergan
East River
East 79Th Street
Fiend On Loose Slays Army Nurse at Vassar Hospital
Poughkeepsie reports a 19 year old army cadet nurse, Lucille Elizabeth Lawrence of Lisbon, was slain at Vassar Brothers Hospital. Deputy Medical Officer Howard P. Carpenter said the killer is a crazy person and warned authorities to catch him. District Attorney John R. Schwartz described the death as a complete pulverizing of the skull. Two rocks found nearby may have been plastique weapons.
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Poughkeepsie
Butchess
Vassar Brothers
Howard P. Carpenter
John R. Schwartz
Lucille Elizabeth Lawrence
Lisbon
N. Y
Schwartz
Mrs. Carl Erion Dies Wednesday in Sinai Bus Crash
Josephine Olson Erion born 1891 near Sinai later lived in Wolsey and Wessington. She married Carl Erion, was a telephone operator, and died Wednesday night in a Volga host bus accident after a lingering illness. Survived by six daughters, one son in service, six sisters and a brother. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Carl Erion
Sinai
John Tisdel
Nevada Avenue
Josephine Olson
Wolsey
Wessington
Carl Erian
Erian
Armed Services
Tolmie's Mother Dies in Ronan Funeral Planned
Tuesday death of Mrs. L. D. Stonecypher of Ronan Montana mother of Mrs. John R. Tolmie of Amarillo Texas announced. Tolmie and two children will attend Sunday funeral services in Ronan. Also noted are her husband and two other daughters. conferences on Junior Red Cross activities reported by Margaret Dayton and Frances McKinney in Huron. An eight pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Enos G. Jones of Sioux Falls on Tuesday October 26. mother is Muriel Potter of Huron.
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Mes
John HK
Tolmie
L. D
Stonecypher
Ronan
Mont
John R
Amarillo
Tex
RED Cross
Margaret Dayton
Frances McKinney
St. Louis
Huron
Tceday
Enos G. Jones
South Main
Sioux Falls
War Fund List Expands With New Goal Toppers
A long wartime fundraising roster adds many names and groups to the goal toppers, including state offices, Line and employes, Red Ball Line, Yellow Cab, various local businesses, and several associations. The list also highlights employment groups under South Dakota agencies and local firms recognized for support.
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Red Ball Line
Yellow Cab Company
R. B. Hill
May Hill
Huron
Lumber Company
Kinyon Funeral Home
North Side Grocery
Star Cleaners
Greater South Dakota Association
Waibel Hardware
Wheeler Drug Store
Piercer Hatchery
Presto Cafe
Farm Bureau
Union
National Life Insurance Company
White Elephant
Zellner Body
P.skaggs
S.dak
Serviployes
Northwest Mutual
Impany
Employes
Smith
Frances Beauty Shop
Best and Williams
Captured Allied Fliers Report Nazi Scorn in Germany
Fourteen ill and wounded American airmen freed from German camps describe a pessimistic German mood and frequent hostility. They recount being spat on and pelted with debris in Hamburg and Lueneburg, with civilians jeering bombers and a rock striking one man in a station crowd.
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Sicily
Herbert Ehrich
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fiers
Lester, Miller
Hartford
Conn
Lueneburg
Hamburg
Berlin
Augsburg
Ehrich
Tunisia
Troina
Moanich
Red Cross
Benny Spring
Denver
Celo
Butch
Hemburg
Liquor Thieves Came Prepared
Pierre report details a well planned burglary at Southern Wholesale Liquor Company warehouse in Yankton on Monday night. Intruders trundled 62 cases of liquor on a hand truck to an awaiting vehicle and loaded them into a waiting car. Loot valued at 6120 includes three cases of shotgun shells.
New Allied Landing Reported On Treasury Island
Tokyo radio cites a new Allied landing in the northern Solomons near Treasury Island amid carnage from ongoing air raids on Rebaul and Kahili. Japanese claims of damaging two American ships contrast with Allied advances, while Halsey’s forces pound Bougainville and Ballale as MacArthur’s air offensive targets Rangoon and Haiphong.
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Tokyo Radio
Treasury Island
Associated Press
Solomons
Dey White
Douglas MacArthur
Rebaul
Kahili
Genemy
Southwest Pacific
Tokyo
Mono
Treasury) Tsiand
Shortland Island
Bougainville
Ballale
McArthur
Rabaul
Salween
Tengchung
Yunnan
Haiphong
Indo- China
Hainan
Mackenzie States Nazis Retreat Likely on Southern Front
The column argues German forces are slowly retreating on the southern front toward defense lines near the Reich. It notes high casualties and material losses but morale remains high, predicting a staged withdrawal as Moscow signals the German retreat and Italian campaigns fit the delaying plan. Hospitals report admissions and dismissals including unnamed local residents.
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Moscow
Langkop of FDA Reassigned to St Louis Office
Earl Langkop long time state supervisor of the Food Distribution Administration in South Dakota is censured on November 15 to the FDA office in St Louis. He will be replaced by Joseph P Isaksen of Clear Lake Iowa, former sales manager at Equitable Life Assurance farm mortgage department in the area. Langkop, who arrived in 1942 as state supervisor, has served under several regional directors and helped lead the war board. He is praised by regional officials for his practical grocery background and knowledge of South Dakota food handling problems. His family will join him after visits to Jefferson City Missouri.
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Earl Langkop
Langkop
Te War Board
Richard “Dick” Pease
Retail Merchants Associ
South Dakota
Better Restaurants Association
Food Industry Council
Pease
Missouri
Huron
Lions Club
Losaing Armour and Company
Lengkop
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Lt Carl W Hay Decorated for Air Medal Honors
First Lt. Carl W. Hay of Huron in the 13th Army Air Force in the South Pacific received two bronze oak leaf clusters to his 12 air medals as part of 200 officers decorated, per a War Department announcement via Associated Press. Also listed from South Dakota is Tech. Sgt. Gerald E. Berg of Sioux Falls, awarded an air medal. Hay is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Hay of 1332 Nevada Avenue Southwest.
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Carl W. Hay
Huron
Germans gain ground along Volturno frontline in Italy
Allied forces face stiff German resistance as they push from Riarde toward Capua while the Fifth Army and its Canadian and British flanks close in near the mountain defense line. Eisenhower’s communique notes strong enemy cover on main approaches and detailed fighting ahead. The Eighth Army crosses the Tripoli mouth area, as Allied air power shifts to the Adriatic with coastal operations easing in North Africa.
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Riarde
Raviscanina
Capua
Fifth Army
Highth
Mountaiin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eighth Army
Tripmc
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Community notices and sales listings from Huron area
Local classifieds include an annual school carnival at Cavour on Friday October 25 at 2 pm. Various sales and rental ads cover a breakfast set, cabinet radio, international power corn picker, three steel barrels, a tire on a wheel, and a furnished two room apartment. Lost item listed and stray bull calf sighted near Bloomfield and Woonsocket area.
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Cavour
Ifor Sale
International
Huron
Ta N. Woonsocket
John Brosnan
LLOST
Second Street
Mark F.C
Fairmont Creamery
Funeral Held For Hand County Pioneer Miller
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church in Miller for James O. Cranston a Hand County pioneer who died Saturday Oct 23 after nearly a year of ill health He was 78 years 11 months old Cranston came to Hand County with his parents in 1884 filed on two homesteads in 1886 retained ownership of his farm and lived there until ill health forced his move to Miller about a year ago He is survived by a sister Mrs Carrie Cranston of Miller Burial was in the G AR Cemetery
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Hand
Miller
Presbyterian Church
James O. Cranston
Hand County
Carrie Cranston
G.ar
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