Hog Market Stronger Across Midwest and Chicago Trade
The market firmed Thursday with hogs 10 to 20 cents higher in Armour Stockyards Huron and Chicago trade. Heavy weights 200+ lbs at or near 14 to 16 dollars, top hogs around 23.75 for butcher weights, cattle and sheep steady, mild gains for some lighter hogs. Regional bids varied by location with steady to higher prices and ongoing demand for heavy, well conditioned hogs.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Weichts
B.snmeno
Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux Falls
Medam
Avens O
Huron Produce Market Prices and New York Dairy Quotes
Huron produce market prices listed for heavy hens and springs across weight ranges with telephone bid times. New York dairy prices show butter at 765,810 firm with 92 score creamery and various grades, eggs mixed colors and graded as reported for Thursday.
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New York
Poultry and dairy prices from Sioux City Mitchell and Sioux Falls
Daily market summaries list prices for hens of various weights, leghorn birds, roosters, heavy breed turkeys, eggs by grade, and creamery butter by grade across Sioux City Mitchell and Sioux Falls markets. Current receipts show egg and cracked stock values. butter grades reflect wholesale and cream prices.
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Sioux City
Bronx
Falla
Sioux ‘Falls
Sep
Watertown Produce Prices and Egg Rates
Watertown reports live poultry prices with varieties listed by weight from White Rock and Leghorn springs. Butterfat quotes No 1 44 cents and No 2 42 cents. Henery eggs graded No 1 34 cents No 2 25 cents pullet eyes 24 cents.
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Watertown
White Rock
Kite Rock
White Rock Springs
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Edible Goods
Chicago market report shows butter firm with high receipts and varied scores, carrots at strong figures, and eggs remaining firm with multiple grade figures. Poultry markets stay steady with live trucks moving, hens above five pounds showing slight decline, and white rock prices unchanged.
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Chicago
D. A
White Rock
Boston Wool Market Report Sees Mixed Prices
Boston market reports demand for medium wool remains steady while prices edge down. Ohio eighths and quarter blood grades sold around 54 cents, half blood at 51, grease basis. Missouri light merino sold around 54 to 56 cents greased basis. foreign wool for naval blankets also noted.
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Boston
Saleas
Ohio
Markets at a Glance September 17 1942
New York stocks steady with limited gains in rails. bonds even. Cotton weak due to liquidation and hedge selling. Wheat mixed with price control debate. corn firm amid shipping demand. Hog prices steady to 10 cents higher top 14.50. cattle slower with choicest steady but others weak. Chicago futures show butter around 42.50, eggs near 35.40, storage and refrigeration notes.
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New York
Chicago
Anti-Inflation Talk Disturbs Grain Pits in Chicago Market
Washington anti inflation debate creates cross currents in grain trading as prices flicker. Mills and traders push values up briefly, while Roosevelt opposition to changing farm price formulas trims gains. Wheat falls and corn and oats move modestly amid unsettled market conditions.
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Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt
Stocks See-Saw On Small Change Basis
New York September 17 9 The stock market edged through a penny serenade with low priced issues leading while leaders showed indifference in a narrow range. Rails performed fairly though most slipped. Small fractional advances balanced by minor declines and many stocks unchanged. Sub $10 specialty blocks aided trading near 400000 shares.
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New York
Rails
Market Ledger of Corporate Quotes and Ticker Snippets
A garbled AP market snippet lists various company names with percent figures such as Lockheed, Allis Chalmers, Boeing, Penney, and Calumet in a freeze of accelerated quotations. The text appears as misread data from a financial section with fragmented percentages and brand names.
Bundists Advised Members to Avoid Military Service Trial Began
Twenty five German American Bund officials including Gerhard Kunze face trial before Judge Alvin D. Barksdale on charges of advising Bund members to dodge the Selective Service Act. Each defendant could receive up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Kunze had previous Hartford sentence. Jury selection underway.
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New York
Bund
Gerhard Wilhelm Kurza
Alvin D. Barksdale
Kunze
Hartford
Davis Warns Petrillo Ban Halts War Radio Music
Elmer Davis testifies before a Senate subcommittee that James Petrillo’s order banning record and transcription work by union musicians cripples radio stations and the nation’s wartime information system. He warns the policy threatens morale and public progress in the war effort.
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Washington
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Congress On al
James C. Petrijle
Davis
Senate Interstate Commerce’ Subcommittee
Petrilto
American Federation of Musicians
Radia
War Information
Petrillo
Morgenthau Deems New Tax Inadequate and Revenue Short
Secretary Morgenthau said the new tax bill is wholly inadequate as to revenue and lacks provisions to curb expenditures. He noted the bill would yield about 24 billion dollars in a full year, though the treasury seeks 30 billion.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Aussies Lose Over 28 000 As Prisoners
Canberra reports Australian war losses include 28 251 missing or captured by the enemy. Of these 7 667 in the Middle East, mainly Greece and Crete, while 16 286 were taken or lost in Malaya. Also notes a hospital visit in Aberdeen and a stock market ticker snippet.
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Australa
Francis Forde
Middle East
Maostly
Greece
Crete
Malaya
Nurse Held Over Kidnap Plot To Extort $30000
FBI arrested 28 year old nurse Kathryn Batchelder after she allegedly snatched Nancy Joyce daughter of a Dallas broker and attempted to kidnap for $30000. She sent a ransom letter to Nancy Joyce's maternal grandmother and later claimed the child was released. She confessed to the extortion attempt.
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FBI
P. E. Foxworth
Urse
Kathryn Batchelder
Pairjee
Nancy Joyce
Pel~harm
Joyce
Mount Vernon
Emily Flippen
Dallas
Tex
Nancy
New Rochelle
Kathryn
Foxworth
Mrs. Batchelder
Attendance Grows In Air Raid Classes
Air raid wardens show strong turnout in first sessions. Dr. Ray Stratton reports growing enthusiasm as Harvey Huntley and Leslie Halvorsen lead the Jefferson School class and Mrs Arnold Tillman with Jesse Osman teach at other sites. Future sessions at Huron College and St Teresa School start at 7 30.
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Ray Stratton
Rita Hayworth Hospitalized After Army Camp Tour
Rita Hayworth, the screen actress, was hospitalized in Los Angeles under doctor’s orders to rest for at least two weeks. She reportedly lost 10 pounds during a three week tour of army camps where she performed six shows a day.
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Los Angeles
Rita Hayworth
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Marxer
Sens
Ime
Yorktown’s Battle Toll and Salvage Struggles
Details of the Yorktown’s midair and sea wounds from Coral Sea and Midway battles. crew descriptions of a deck patch after a midship bomb hit, repeated damage from bomb and torpedo strikes, and the carrier’s survival until June 7 before sinking following submarine torpedoes and salvage explosions near Hammann.
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Yorktown
Coral Sea
Midway
Hammanni
Mmann
Hospital Operations Report Shows Multiple Discharges
A partial transmission lists medical staff and patient movements including discharges. Names such as Mrs H. and others appear alongside surgical and medical notes with entries for several doctors and nurses. The fragment references hospital departments and patient care events without a clear single incident.
Ration Books For Christmas Gifts
The Office of Price Administration outlined a four book ration system for wartime shortages. The War Ration Bank No 2 will handle coupon and point system rationing for varied commodities. About 150 million copies of the Christmas issue will be printed for distribution, with individuals receiving books based on prior sugar rationing registrations.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
England
Psebath
OPA
War Board outlines farm machinery rationing plan
The USDA War Board defines Group A scarce equipment and requires county ratification for sale. Group B items need farmer certification to dealer, while Group C items escape limits. Used equipment face no restrictions. eligibility hinges on current production needs and replacement requirements with penalties and appeal avenues noted.
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Alfred R. Barnes
South Dakota
Usda War Board
Barnes
USDA
Special War Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Group Au
Mayer Tops High Salary List In Nation For 1941
Washington report shows top incomes for 1941. Louis B. Mayer of Loew's Inc. earned 704 423.60 in salary and 1 320 000 in bonuses for the fiscal year ending 1942. The list also notes The Watson president of International Business Machines Corp earned 446 294.26 in total compensation. Bing Crosby is listed with 314 81 from Paramount and 150 000 from another company. Clark Gable switches to military pay with 357 500 from Loew's while serving in the U S Army.
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Louis B. Mayer
Loew
Inv
Treasury
Watson
the Watson
Int Taal Business Machines Corpors
Corylion
Bing Crosby
Paramount Picture
Sal Pictures Company, Incorporated
Clark Gabie
Loew's
US. Army
Funeral held for Highmore woman phenia Ruth Naius
Naius died September 12 at 81 and was a long time resident of Faulkton before moving to Hyde County. Funeral services were at the Christian Church Thursday afternoon. She had resided in South Dakota for fifty years.
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Phenia Ruth Naius
Christian Church
South Dakota
Faulkton
Hyde County
Sonotone Consultant Visit Scheduled in Huron South Dakota
Certified Sonotone consultant Emil Brunnen of Aberdeen South Dakota will visit Huron at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel on September 18 and 19 to offer confidential personal hearing analysis. He will take physical measurements and provide fittings for the New Smaller Sonotone Vacuum Tube Audicles including conduction and bone conduction options. No obligation.
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Zum
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al Een
South Dakota
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S. Dak
Marvin. Hughitt
Fox
Zerve
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