Hog Market Rises With Top Soon at 13 50
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS Huron April 2 hog market up 15 to 20 cents with extreme top at 13 50 cattle up 25 cents sheep steady. Chicago market reports hogs 14 dollars with 144 per hundred pounds for a load of choice swine. Livestock markets across St Paul Sioux City Sioux Falls and Watertown show higher hogs and firmer cattle with varying bids and prices posted for different weights and categories.
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Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago reports on April 2 receipts and prices for butter eggs poultry and other farm goods. Butter receipts 1 008 058 creamery 20 score 3044. eggs unsettled receipts 36 596 current receipts 2634. storage packed firsts 30. poultry live regular 39 trucks various weights with price changes. turkeys capons and slips priced for different weights.
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Plymouth Rock
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New York Produce Prices Mixed as Dairy and Poultry Hold Steady
New York markets report butter at firmer levels with prices around 2.00 per pound and premiums noted. Cheese prices show mixed scores with steady to unquoted levels, eggs firm with color grade spreads, dressed poultry and live poultry overall steady, and frozen boxes for chickens and broilers holding current price levels.
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Wool Market Demand Improves in Boston Fleece Wools
In Boston today there was better demand for domestic fleece wools with fine combing delaines selling in grease at 46 to 49 cents.
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Markets At Glance NEWEW YORK April 2
Overnight markets show stocks higher as blue chips revive. Bonds steady with select rails improving. Cotton even amid trade buying and mill price fixing. Wheat prospects favorable despite weak demand. Corn near steady as next season supply expected smaller. Live cattle prices steady to 25 lower with larger run. Merino wool futures mixed with grease market at 49-53 cents. Chicago futures show egg and packing prices declining. storage eggs and refrigerator lugs noted with lower close.
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Newew York
Wheat Markets Slip To Post Pearl Harbor Era Levels
Wheat prices eased to the lowest quotes since December as May contracts hovered around 1.24 dollars per bushel, while July traded near 1.26. Corn and soybeans showed mixed moves with scattered losses and small gains amid favorable crop prospects and flour demand.
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Pearl Harbor
Aberdeen Civic Leader Heinzen Dies at 61
ABERDEEN April 2. N L Heinzen Aberdeen business and civic leader died this morning aged 61. He was a prominent local figure and longtime contributor to the community's growth and civic affairs.
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Income Tax And War Spending Hit New Record Peaks
March revenues and war outlays reached record highs. Income and excess profits taxes totaled 3 082 627 146, up two and a half times from a year earlier. War outlays rose to 2 796 957 580, reflecting a large month to month gain in defense spending.
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Treasury
Quiet strength boosts blue chips on wall street
Demand for blue chip stocks gave the market quiet strength as most issues moved in narrow ranges after a hesitant open. Gains on favorites ran from 1 to over 20 points with prices near the day’s best at the close. Transfers totaled around 400,000 shares as many issues held modest gains.
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Officials to Have Hearing Saturday in Aberdeen
Aberdeen April 2 Judge Howard Babcock set 4 p m Saturday as the preliminary hearing time for State Treasurer W G Douglas Earl Hammerquist commissioner of school and public lands and A J Moodie rural credits department secretary on embezzlement charges of 7000 tied to bond negotiations with Aberdeen broker Phil T Burns Proceedings follow Burns previous trial where he was acquitted and has pleaded guilty to the new count Officials had sought delay to Wednesday but the date was maintained
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Ex-Convict Receives Life for Triple Slaying in Michigan
Dominick Piccone, 20, an ex convict, was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor and solitary confinement in circuit court for a 24 hour murder rampage. He pleaded guilty to first degree murder for killing Cassius Barber 71 at Barber farm home near Oxford, and two others Romaine Potter 15 of Oxford and Carl McKenzie 43 of Concord. He was captured near Otisville by state police at 3:30 am after admitting Barber death in revenge and killings to aid flight.
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Concord
War Production Board freezes metal furniture production
The War Production Board froze manufacturers stocks of metal office furniture and equipment and halted output after May 31. Insulated filing cabinets safes and metal visible record equipment must stop except for top-rated priority orders. Steel use for metal shelving must drop 50 percent from last year’s June 30 level and large makers must cut steel consumption 60 percent this month and next.
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War Production Board
Huey Long Treasurer Paroled After 15 Months In Prison
Seymour Weiss a New Orleans hotel owner and treasurer of Huey Longs political machine was paroled by the U S board after serving about 15 months of a four year sentence for mail fraud He has paid a 6000 dollar fine and 115000 dollars of income taxes leaving a balance around 20000 dollars to be paid in monthly installments over a year Parole granted yesterday and disclosed today by officials
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Washington
Seymour Weiss
New Orleans
United States Board of Parole
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Lew Ayres films recalled from Canadian theaters
All Lew Ayres movies are being recalled from 150 Famous Players theaters in Canada. Bernard Geldsaler, booking manager, announced the action as Ayres remains a conscientious objector to arms for the United States.
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Parmley Dies In Ipswich Pioneer Widow Of Road Founder
Mrs J W Parmley a long time Ipswich resident and widow of the famed father of good roads in South Dakota died after a two year illness Funeral services are set for Friday at 730 pm at the Baptist Church in Ipswich Mills Buried New York James A Mills veteran Associated Press foreign correspondent buried in Calvary Cemetery Queens He died last Friday in Ventura California Read hospital notices of admissions and dismissals from Huron and surrounding areas only names and locations given
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Good Roads
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Good Friday Three Hour Service At Grace Church
Grace Episcopal Church marks Good Friday with a three hour observance featuring hymns prayers and meditations across seven cross words. The service runs 12:00 to 3:00 pm with progressive devotions and concludes with a collection supporting Anglican and Russian church initiatives in Holy Land Paris and broader Christian aid.
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Mundt Seeks Circuit Judgeship and Mundt for Judge Seat
H E Mundt of Mound City confirms bid for the tenth judicial circuit seat vacated by J H Bottum in Faulkton. Bailey wins Democratic congressional nomination bid in the second South Dakota district. O H Heve seeks Republican renomination as state representative from Lake and Moody counties. The tenth circuit covers Campbell Edmunds Faulk Faulkner McPherson Potter and Walworth counties.
Ninety-One U Boats Sunk 105 Merchant Ships Detected
Berlin reports March naval losses as 105 enemy merchant ships totaling 646,900 tons were sunk, with U-boats alone accounting for 91 ships and 584,900 tons. The daily communiqué claims success in war against British supply lines and the United States, noting 39 more ships heavily damaged.
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Courage on the sea a mother born at sea survives
A mother, Visna Mohorovich, and her newborn son survived a torpedoed voyage to America. The crew raised 230 for the family while a Navy Relief layette arrived. The mother endured labor aboard a shaken ship, kept warm in a life pouch, and praised as brave by doctors. Nearby, a Phoenix obituary notes a 110th birthday would have been July 4.
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New Manager At Gamble Store in Huron
Charles Monahan, formerly of Clark, becomes general manager of the Gamble Store in Huron succeeding T E Walter who resigned to farm. Monahan has nine years with the company and two years as Clark store manager, previously at Brookings. He is married with one eight year old son Maurice and the family will reside at 746 Kansas Avenue Southeast. Walter served 11 years with the company and six years as Huron manager, planning to live in Huron and focus on livestock and farming.
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Pre Easter Services Close Friday Night At Baptist Church
Aberdeen pastor Jonathan Nielsen leads the final pre Easter services at First Baptist Church with Tonight’s sermon Life or Death at 8 o clock and a pre service violin recital by Huron College quartet at 7 45 p m. A girls quartet and a mixed quartet perform during the service, with a junior choir and violin solo. A children's service is planned Saturday at 2 p m for younger attendees.
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Sinking of Norwegian Vessel GLOUGNO 128
A medium sized Norwegian motor tanker was torpedoed and shelled by an enemy submarine off the Atlantic coast during the early hours of March 27. Eight of 37 crew are missing and believed dead, 29 survivors rescued by a Portuguese freighter after about seven and a half hours in lifeboats. The 58 year old chief engineer confirmed the surprise attack and multiple torpedoes followed by bombardment before the ship sank.
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Christ Barth of Near Virgil Dies
Christ Barth of a fall three miles north of Virgil died in a Huron hospital this morning after a weeklong stroke of paralysis. Born in Germany December 5, 1879, he came to Beadle County in 1902 and married Batty Mann in 1911. They lived near Virgil since 1920. Surviving are his widow, two daughters Mrs. Robert Weikumn of Huron and Mary Barth of Denver, and sister Mrs. Marie Gagstetter of Germany. Funeral arrangements not yet complete.
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Australia Calls Up More Men For Duty
The Australian government orders full war strength by calling up unmarried men 18 to 35 and married men 18 to 35 for immediate military service. Minister Francis Forde and General Sir Thomas Blamey indicate Allied land forces will mobilize further as Australia bolsters its war effort.
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Tabor College To Present Pro
Tabor College Hillsboro Kansas Male Quartet will present a program at Bethel Church north of Yale tomorrow at 8 p.m. The notice also lists rental ads and small classifieds including room for two, leaving for Portland, and a popcorn stand sale.
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