Market News Hogs and cattle slide in midweek trading
Hogs in Armour stockyard fall 30 to 35 cents with some light weight butcher hogs at 14.00 and long haul hogs weaker by 5 to 16 cents per hundred. Cattle ease up to 26 cents lower while lambs hold steady. New York markets close for Election Day. Sioux City and Sioux Falls deliver mixed prices on poultry and eggs with regional flourishes and a broad mix of lean hogs and cattle values across the Midwest.
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Armour
Huron
New York
Sioux City
Heife
Sioux Falls
Sioux, Falls
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Market notes from Sioux Falls and Sioux City plus South St Paul reports show cattle and hogs mostly steady to weak with irregular demand. Prices span calves to cows with hogs and sheep varying, indicating slow trading and several bid ranges across regional markets.
Wool Market Sales for Medical Corps Blankets in Boston
Wool market in Boston October 29 reports sales of wool suitable for medical corps blankets. Fragmentary text notes sales occurred in the market with emphasis on medical use. Details on quantities, buyers, and prices are unclear due to incomplete OCR.
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Boston
FIDA
Medi‘cal Corps
Markets at a Glance New York Oct 28 17
Mixed stock prices with small gains and losses. Bonds steady. Rail and cotton firmer on hedging. Chicago wheat weaker on flour demand. Corn down on hedging. Hog prices down 15 to 25 cents, top 14.75. Cattle steady with yearlings scarce. Western wool prices 93 to 95 cents, three-eighth blood $1.01 to $1.03. Fine staple wool at $1.20. Mohair 47 cents grease adult, 57 cents kid.
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New, York
Chicago
Grain Trend Low As Rye Declines
Chicago scene shows rye and corm futures at year lows as selling rises amid surpluses and weak demand. Wheat futures drop about 34 percent from yesterday with December at 1.2344 and May at 1.26. Corn falls 1.5 to 4 percent, December 79 7/44, May 84 4/44. rye down, December 61, soybeans and oats mixed or steady. Minneapolis cash close notes unchanged basis, grain receipts 224 today vs 130 year ago, with No. 1 hard Montana and red durum prices listed and oats and barley ranges.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
S. D
Minnesota
Grain market quotes show mixed wheat futures in Chicago
Chicago and Minneapolis grain futures report mixed results for wheat and oats on October 29. Dec and May contracts swung with fractional gains, while spot prices varied across futures boards. The Minneapolis notes show similar small adjus tments in Dec and May wheat and feed barley trades.
Market ends with quiet gains offsetting losses
New York stocks showed a muted recovery with selective leaders still drifting downward. Near the close, fractional gains offset losses as transfers hovered around 450 000 shares in a light full-session day over two weeks.
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New York
Doctors shortage study shows U S better than many nations
Dr Fishbein reports a preliminary survey found the United States has about one doctor per 1 500 civilians, far fewer shortages than England or Sweden and far more coverage than Russia or Germany. Over 7 000 doctors volunteered to serve where needed, with only 300 small areas lacking adequate medical service and about 50 areas critical.
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Minnesota
United States
England
Sweden
Russia
Germany
Fishbein
United
Woman Shot In Foot Near Banicroft De Smet
In De Smet on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. EL Rice was injured when a gun discharged while resting on her foot during a hunting trip near Banicroft. The shot damaged three toes, requiring amputation at a Huron hospital after initial aid at Dr. Tschetter’s office. Accompanying her were Mrs. Paul Tschetter and Mrs. Whitehouse.
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DE Smet
Banicroft Tueslday
Berry backs statewide scrap poll for forthcoming election
Democratic candidate Tom Berry endorsed the plan of the state newspaper salvage committee for a state wide scrap contributions poll to be conducted at the polls next Tuesday. He argued voters should bring a slip with their estimated amount, to create a record for the state and aid the war effort.
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Tom Berry
Mitchell
United States
Salvage Committee
Berry
Riverside School Plans Minstrel Show and Carnival
Riverside School taught by Phyllis Burge Davis plans a minstrel show and carnival on Friday night at REE HEIGHTS. Mothers are asked to bring lunches to be served after the show and a bingo stand will be opened.
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Riverside School
Ree Heights
Phyllis Burge Davis
War Department Cuts Induction Inactive Period
The War Department ordered the inactive status period for newly inducted draftees reduced from two weeks to one week, effective November 1. Secretary Stimson cited national necessity and linked the change to farm deferments approved by the War Manpower Commission.
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Washington
War Department
War Manpower Commission
Stimson
Solomons War Update From MacArthur Communique
The report says an Australian source notes an unidentified vessel afire and another set alight. It describes an assault on Buka airfield and buildings destroying an enemy bomber on the ground and starting fires eighty miles away. Naval observers say land fighting continues as both sides rally in the Solomons amid renewed combat.
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Buka
Navy
Secon
Solomons
Atera
Last-Hour Red Artillery Halts Stalingrad German Drive
Moscow report from Red Star credits a last minute Soviet artillery assault for saving Stalingrad. Wassily Grossman describes General Rodintzev’s division crossing the Volga in daylight, transferring to the west bank amid air attacks, with one boat sunk and twenty killed among forty aboard. The crossing followed by a bold river operation that disrupted the German advance.
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Stalingrad
Volga
Red’ Stato Indale
Peaches
Wassily Grossman
Rodintzev
Jong
Smarch
Ney
Valga
Townsendites Not For Berry Claims
Rapid City Townsend Club officers say Republican Senatorial candidate Harlan J. Bushfield pledged support for the Townsend movement and has backing from the national Townsend organization John Evenson notes the three latest National Townsend Weekly issues endorse Bushfield, omit Berry, and also favor Francis Case Karl Mundt for re election to the House.
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Rapid’ City
Rapid City Townsend Club
Harlan J. Bushfield
Townsend
John Evenson
Rapid City Club
National Townsend Weekly
Bushfield
Berry
Francis’ Case
Custer
Karl
Mundt
Madison
House
AFL Would Object To Overtime Pay Ban
In Washington on October 29 the AFL and Ramspeck bill are discussed. The proposed relaxation of the wage hour law on a voluntary basis is criticized as likely to raise costs and question outcomes. The AFL voices opposition to the ban and questions the bill's practical effects.
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AFL
Washington
Ramspeck
Democrat
Themerican Federation of Labor
Ordy
Teachers to Meet Saturday at YWCA Cottage in Huron
The County Education Association will hold its first meeting of the school year Saturday at the YWCA cottage in Huron. County Superintendent Margaret Long is expected to attend.
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County Education Association
YWCA
Huron
Margaret
Long
County
Unclear text fragment hints at aviation and peace talk note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions planes and Henry with a peace theme and a quoted line. Details are unreadable. no clear event or entities to confirm.
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Henry
Haverstock Rites Held At Miller
Bert F Haverstock died from an accident Saturday and funeral services were held Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church in Miller. Burial was in the G A R Cemetery. Born in Milford Kansas in 1896 he moved to Hand County in 1911 then to Miller in 1921. He worked in the auto business with his father and brother until six months ago when illness led him to farming in Rockdale Township where he was killed by a runaway team. Surviving are his widow and daughter Mrs Robert Rice of Forest Grove Oregon two grandchildren his father W A Haverstock and brother John of Miller.
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Rockdale Township
Robert Rice
Forest Grove
Ore
W. A. Haverstock
John
Miller
First Aid Class Completes Course Near Here
A class of 16 successfully finished the advanced course in first aid and will receive American Red Cross certificates. Participants ranged from homemakers to teachers and office workers, praised as one of the most accomplished groups. Qualified students include Lila Bethke and Margaret Cadwell among others.
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Red Cross
Keene
Lila Bethke
Carl Bushman
Margaret Cadwell
Mary
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admitted names include Andreww Haug and Walter Sheng among others. Dismissed patients feature Clinton Chamberlain and Finley, with multiple entries tied to Huron and surrounding locales such as Wessington and Rio Hendricks. The fragment references springs and doctors but lacks complete context or dates.
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Witow
Urietta
Walter
Sheng
Springs
Clinton “Chamberlain
Wessington
Finley
Huron
Rio Hendricks
Martin Paimer
Novel Devices Shown At Trial Of Haupt Family
FBI laboratory witness described detonators fuses lighters and a jeweled time device used by Nazi saboteurs tied to Herbert Haupt treason trial. Testimony located supplies buried near Jacksonville Florida after landing from a German sub. Witness William Leibl recounted Haupt’s boasts of escaping FBI pursuit by swimming the Rio Grande and fleeing to Germany.
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FBI
United States
D. J. Parsons
Herbert Hans Haupt
Haupt
Kaupt
Jacksonville
Fla
Parsons
William Leibl
W. S. Merine Corps
FBE
Rio Grande
Leibl
Stuttgart
Germany
Leibi
Joseph Carl Leibl
South Bend
Ind
Labor Party
Drottningholm
Willkie to Speak on March of Time at 10:30 P.M. Tonight
Wendell L. Willkie returns to the radio tonight on the March of Time program at 10:30 p.m. over NBC. He will discuss his recent journey to United Nations fronts, with the topic to be announced.
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Wendell L. Willkie
United Nations
EWT
National Broadcasting Company
County Election Costs Four Dollars Per Vote
Carthage Missouri October 23 Jasper County spent about four dollars per vote to elect a representative for the special session of the state legislature called for November One candidate, W N McDonald Republican, was unopposed and received 307 votes Four write-ins appeared including one for a comic strip character.
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Carthage
Jasper County
Iu Fature
W. N. McDonald
Russian War Update From Volga Front Yet Another Push Fails
War dispatches recount Nazis sacrificing 2000 troops per yard as German infantry attack the factory district and are repulsed near the Volga metropolis. Soviet lines on both flanks report pressure easing with Marshal Timoshchenko attempting relief while Don and river sectors see continued fighting and trench raids. Additional brief items include local help-wunclassified notices and rental listings mixed in. the page reflects a wartime broadcast with scattered small ads.
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Red Amay
Volga
Semeon Timoshenko
Red Army
Don
Ceveral
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