Market roundup shows hogs and cattle mixed in rural sale
Hog market at Armour Stockyards in Huron fell 10 to 15 cents with top at 13.75 for select butchers. Cattle and sheep held steady as Chicago prices showed mixed weekly trends with hogs near 14.75 top. Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports reflect lighter beef demand and softer lambs while stockers remain active.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Toad
Jo‘s
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
See's
Sioux Falls
Hoxts
Aewenn Eee
Lls
Markets Report on Huron Sioux City and Sioux Falls Produce
Market roundups show price ranges for heavy spring and hen meats, Leghorn varieties, and butterfat across Huron Sioux City Sioux Falls Watertown and Chicago markets. Eggs cream prices and assorted poultry figures are listed with receipts and wholesale notes from October 31.
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Huron
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
White Rock Springs
Unclear OCR Indicates Livestock Market Notes and Rates
Fragmented text from a rural market page mentions livestock prices and a market summary with references to area regions. The legible items include scattered names and numbers, but no coherent events or outcomes are evident.
Wool Market Activity in Boston This Week
Sales of good volume occurred in medium fleece wools in Boston last week. Graded bright Towas three-eighths with 47 to 48 percent shrinkage sold at 52 1/2 cents, and Iowa quarter blood bright wools with 44 to 45 percent shrinkage sold at 52 1/2 cents.
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Boston
Grain Prices Pause In Narrow Trading Session
Chicago markets show grain prices steady within the narrowest trading range in months as wheat oats and rye hold near previous closes. December wheat at 1.244 and May at 1.2644 show small gains while cash Minneapolis receipts and grading details accompany the session notes.
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Cricago
Markets at a Glance for Wheat and Grains
New York markets show gains in steels and rails while bonds rise. Cotton and wheat firm, corn steady with limited shipping. hogs steady at 14.75. Chicago futures display varied wheat and corn ranges with notices of strong oat and flax pricing and Minneapolis and Bath data mixed.
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New York
Brocks Grm
Fractional Gains Recorded On Market
New York stocks rose fractions to near week and month highs led by steels and rails. Buyers gained as Solomons battle tensions eased and bearish news dried up, with about 300000 shares trading on the two hour period.
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New York
Solomons
Fragmentary OCR notes on MacArthur rivalry and policy
Fragmented text references jealousy toward General MacArthur and alleged political pressure affecting war decisions in the southwest and Pacific. Mentions Roosevelt, shelving MacArthur, and general’s stance. text is unclear and inconsistent with few readable facts.
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MacArthur
Southwest
Pacific
Roosevelt
Boss Can Give Pay Rises With Approvals
Treasury and War Labor Board rules permit increases under existing wage plans without specific approval if the raise fits established wage scales. Excludes firms with eight or fewer employees unless under a formal plan. six categories of raises are listed, including promotions, merit increases, longevity, productivity incentives, and trainee progress. No substantial cost increase or price ceiling impact should result.
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Board of the Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
WLBE
Treasury
Washington
Oct
Funeral Services For Frank Kent At Omaha Monday
Funeral services for Major Frank Kent former Huron resident who died at his Omaha home will be held Monday afternoon in Omaha. Relatives plan to attend, Kent’s sister and brother in law travel from Huron. Kent was a Silver Hardware Store manager, National Guard officer, and World War I veteran who served in various Army posts and was recently promoted to Major with Civilian Conservation Corps duties prior to joining Seventh Corps Area. Burial is expected in an Omaha cemetery.
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Frank Kent
Fomner Huron
Omaha
Charles Kent
Margaret Jean
Kent
Silver Hardware
Huron
Robinson ‘Shoe
National Guard
109Th Engineers
First
South Dakota Cavalry
Camp. Deming
New Mexico
Hot Springs
Regular Army
Lindbergh Classified 3 B for War Work
Charles A. Lindbergh, a former Army Air Corps Reserve colonel, is classified 3-B by his draft board. The designation applies to married men with dependents engaged in war production while Lindbergh, 40, works as a consultant at Ford's Willow Run bomber plant in Michigan and has four children.
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Englewood
Charles
A. Lindbergh
U.S. Army Air Corps Reserve
Selective Service Board
Lindbergh
Ford Motor Company
Wilow Run
Michigan
Weather report for South Dakota with light rain forecast
Weather forecast notes a few snow flurries in the Black Hills and far north, with slightly warmer conditions this afternoon. Light rain northwest tonight, near freezing Sunday forenoon, minimum tonight 20 to 25 degrees, and a cool weekend outlook with temperature changes. Precipitation totals and normal month-to-date figures are recorded.
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Dakota
Haupt Worked In Bombsight Plant
FBI testimony in a treason trial reveals Herbert Hans Haupt discussed failure to register for the draft five days after Haupt and three other Nazi saboteurs secretly arrived in the United States. He had registered for the draft June 22 and claimed delay due to gold digging in Mexico. Officials say Haupt, with his parents, visited a Norden bombsight producer last June and sought employment before leaving in May 1941.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S
Herbert Hans Haupt
Hans Max Haupt
FBI
Haupt
Mexico
Hitler Ultimatum to French Labor Sparks Strikes in Haute-Savoie
German demands pressure Pierre Laval for formal conscription of French workers as strikes spread in Haute-Savoie amid unrest in unoccupied France. Paris circles report Berlin offers two more weeks to respond.
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Bern
Germany
Pierre’ Laval
Haute-Savaie
France
Garson Denies She Is To Marry Ney
Film star Greer Garson and actor Richard Ney denied rumors of an imminent marriage. Ney’s father had said they would wed tomorrow, but Garson and Ney stated they would announce any decision themselves.
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Garson
Ney
Hollywally
Greer Garson
Richard Ney
Navy
Miss Garson
M-G-M Studio
Farmers To Get Gasoline For Essential Needs
Washington announced that farmers in states not yet under rationing will receive gasoline for essential farm work when national limits start November 22. An OPA spokesman said farmers will not be restricted in using gasoline to produce war essentials, with non highway allowances and transport restrictions based on necessity and mileage.
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Washington
Price Administration
OPA
Office’ of Defense ‘Transportation
Wendell Parlee Receives Wings and Marries
Fred and Mrs. Parlee were informed their son Wendell Parlee earned his wings yesterday at Luke Field Arizona and was commissioned as lieutenant in the army air corps. That same afternoon he wed Miss Elizabeth Orwig of Los Angeles in Phoenix Arizona. The bride worked at Lockheed Aircraft Factory in Burbank.
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Wendell Parlee
Fred Parlee
Luke Field
Ariz
Army Air Corps
Parlee
Elizabeth Orwig
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Lockheed Aircraft Factory
Burbank
Vienna Man Sverge Blegar Dies at Home
Vienna resident Sverge Blegar died at his home Thursday after a long illness. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Vienna
Sverge Blegar
Death of George Brandmire in Verndale Minnesota
George Brandmire, a Verndale resident and Beadle County pioneer, died suddenly on the way to church last night at age over 70. Survived by his widow, three sons and three daughters, with nephews Leonard and Paul Brandmire in Beadle County. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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George Brandmire
Minnesota
Verndale
Minn
Brandmire
Beadle County
Leonard
Paul Brandmire
My Sister Eileen Show At Huron Theatre Tonight
Rosalind Russell stars in My Sister Eileen at the Huron Theatre with Harlowe En Shaw and a three day run. Tickets advertise the show as the biggest laugh of the year and a tonite performance at 1 16.
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John Siegling
Rt 2
St Lawrence
Rosalind Russell
Eileen
Huron
Call
Huron Theatre Harlowe
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