Market News Armou r Stock Yards cattle and hogs steady
Prices on cattle calves and sheep were steady. hogs 3 to 10 higher with early top 3.30. Receipts about 700. Quotations cover calves veal shares, cows, bulls, hogs by weight, with varied classes and ranges across steers, heifers, cutters, canners, and yearlings. Sioux City and regional quotes noted with wording indicating steady to higher tendencies.
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al - Sheen
Catile
Sioux City
Apr
Hogs and cattle prices surge as Chicago market nears peak
Markets report strong hog prices in Chicago and light offerings across 12 markets led by shippers. Packers take nearly half through consignments while buyers push for first selections. Cattle and lamb markets show varied activity with improved quality and firm lamb receipts at Sioux Falls and Chicago.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report South St Paul Apr 14
South St Paul market notes show cattle steady to firm with good demand for select steers and yearlings. Hogs active with best light weights up and bulk 160 to 210 pounds at 3.60 to 3.70. sheep light offerings with undertone steady on slaughter lambs and loads held for packers.
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South St Paul
South ST. Paul
Market items from Huron and Sioux City markets
Market notes from Huron and Sioux City report daily prices for poultry eggs butter wool hides and meat products. Hens roosters and leghorn stock are listed with weights and prices while New York and Boston wool quotes and Good Friday market closings are noted.
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Fiuron
Swift & Co
Huron
Sioux City
Von Boetticher Arrives in Washington as Attache
German military attache Friedrich von Boetticher arrived today in New York on the Jina to begin duties in Washington. He is described as an old friend of the new German ambassador Dr. Hane Luther, and his arrival signals ongoing German diplomatic activity in the capital.
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von Boetticher
New York
Apr
Friedrich von Boettcher
Barly i
Washington
Swar
Gert. von Boetticher
Hane Luther
Poll for Beer Sentiment Prompts Legislature Vote Test
Watertown April 1 The South Dakota Hotel Association conducts an unofficial poll among lawmakers to gauge possible support for 3.2 beer legislation in a potential special session. Arthur Rau, Watertown president, announces a circulating petition and form letters to hotel managers urging petitions in communities and return of signatures to association headquarters.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Men's ‘Association
Arthur Raul Watertown
Huron Lae
Tom Berry
Rau
Association
South Dakota Asks Supreme Court to Rule on Truck Tax Act
Attorney General Conway asked the U S Supreme Court to assess the constitutionality of a 1991 act imposing licensure and compensation charges on motor trucks. He argued the state could reclaim back taxes up to 100000 a year lost after a 1931 injunction, and urged weighing chassis weight versus mileage tonnage. The court had requested reasons to avoid setting aside the case due to spring legislative changes.
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Washington
Conway
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Aberdeen Debates Over City Owned Electric Plant
Aberdeen heats up over a 975000 bond for a municipal light and power plant as Watertown attorney James G. McFarland counters arguments by George W. Case. Supporters plan one last rally and speakers include Justius J. Reiter of Rochester and Carl D. Thompson of Chicago, national figures for municipally owned utilities.
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Aberdeen
Watertown
James G. McFarland
George W. Case
McFarland
Justrius J. Reiter
Rochester
Minn
Carl D. Thompson
Chicago
National Organization For
Navy Yard Jobs Hinge on Congress Vote
Secretary Swanson voiced hope that the navy building plan proposed by Representative Vinson would pass Congress, sparing navy yards from personnel cuts. He noted stations must propose economies and warned that rejection of the program would force cuts across navy yards.
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Navy Yard
Washington
Swanson
Representative Vinson
Georgia Semovrat
House ‘Naval
Congress
Navy
Iowa Wheat Crop Will Be Smaller This Season
Des Moines reports the winter wheat crop in Iowa may be at least 16 percent smaller than 1932 production. Agricultural statistician Leslie M. Carl of the U.S. Department of Agriculture released the April forecast, pegging Iowa’s expected production at about 950,000 bushels versus 4,250,000 last year.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Leslie M.carl
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dog Licenses On Sale May 1 In Huron
Huron to sell 1937 dog licenses starting May 1 announced by A Hopkins chief of police. Last year 375 licenses were issued. Licenses may be obtained at the city auditor's office or from the police, who will collect the fee. County collects a dollar.
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Huron
A. Hopkins
Thy County
Macons Maiden Flight Put Off By Weather
Akron issued report notes shifting winds delay the maiden flight of the navy airship Macon. Capt Alger H Diesel halted the 5:30 a.m. test due to adverse weather. aviation weather maps will be reviewed at noon to decide on a new schedule.
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AKRON
Navy
Alger H. Diesel
Navy Weather Bureau
Dressel
Missouri Valley Group Is Formed
The Upper Missouri Valley Development Association was formed in Pierre to promote development of the valley and adjacent territory and seek inclusion of South Dakota in a federal public works program. Incorporators include Will Robinson and Walter Conway, with no capital stock. meeting with Senator Peter Norbeck hinted for April 19.
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Pierre
Upper
Sioux Falls
Roy L. Emry
Huron
C. A. Russell
Aberdeen
M. Q. Sharpe
Kennebec
John Cannon
Fr. Pierre
George O'Neill
Letcher
Norbeck
South Dakota
State Park Board
Greek Churches Observe Easter in Atlanta Traditions
Orthodox Greeks in Atlanta prepare for Easter with long week of services and outdoor feasts. Lambs, eggs, wines, cheeses, and foods are readied under canopies for nine days of celebration, as the church follows Julian calendar dates distinct from other Christian observances.
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Atlanta
Julian cale _endars
Last Civil War General Adelbert Ames Dies at 97
Ormond Beach Florida April 14 The last Civil War general officer Adelbert Ames has died at age 97 He was West Point’s oldest graduate and had been commissioned brigadier general at 26 He led brigades against Confederate forces and was once taught by notable generals in the army
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Adelbert Ames
Ames
West Point
Robert
Scruby Named Major Of Drum Corps Here Year
Scruby was chosen as major of the drum corps at a meeting last night. He succeeds Mike Plan a. The corps will go to the district a lion convention at Miller next Thursday. Other business discussed.
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Scruby
Cheey Sclin Myul
Ortson
Mike
Plana
Miller
Fragmented OCR: Three Executed at Kentucky Prison
fragmentary text mentions three people execution context at a Kentucky prison. names and details are garbled but indicate a fatal incident or ritual execution. missing clear facts.
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Kentucky
Appeal Filed in Egbert Case in South Dakota Supreme Court
A notice of appeal was filed in the South Dakota Supreme Court in the State of South Dakota v Paul G Egbert former Brown County highway engineer. Egbert was convicted in Webster last March for defrauding Brown County in bridge construction while employed as county highway engineer. Herman Pickus head of Pickus Construction Co and Pickus himself were also implicated in related offenses. Egbert received two and a half years in the penitentiary and a $5000 fine. Pickus was sentenced to three years and $1000 fine.
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Egbert
Pierre
Apr
Todgy
South Dakota Supreme Court
Paul G. Egbert
Brown County
Webster
Herman Cared
Pickus Construction Company
Sts
Pickus
Pius XI Revives Blessing of Blessed Sacrament on Good Friday
In Vatican City on Good Friday the 75 year old Pope Pius XI carried the blessed sacrament in a solemn procession marking the 18th anniversary of Christ’s death. He returned it to the Sistine chapel after a mass, flanked by senior church dignitaries as Rome’s 400 churches observed ritual hours of silence. Pilgrims from abroad filled the temples while organs and bells were silent and streets emptied during the crucifixion hours.
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Pius XI
Vatican City
Christ
Sistine Chapel
Tie
Ponthff
Pauline Chapel
Rome
Withhold Forecast On Easter Weather
CHICAGO April 14 The Chicago weather chief C A Donnel delayed Easter forecast citing the risk of error. He noted his reputation matters and would not promise specifics yet. He did say some areas may see snow today though most places likely fair and warmer Saturday across Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri Nebraska and Kansas with overcast and rain threats in upper Midwest.
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Chicago
C. A. Donnel
Llinais
Indiana
Lower Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Karas
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
T’ P
North Dakota
South Dakota
Roosevelt Plans Summer Sea Cruise With Family
President Roosevelt intends another voyage along the New England coast this summer. James Roosevelt arranges use of a 45 foot boat owned by Paul D. Rust Jr of Massachusetts. He will sail with his three sons and guardian George K Briggs, a Marblehead yachtsman, following a similar trip last year.
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Roosevelt
Washington
New England
James Roosevelt
Paul D. Rust, Jr
Masschusetts
Stummer
James Franklins
John
George K. Briggs
Marblehead
Michigan First To File Ratification Of Prohibition Repeal
Washington April 14 The first official ratification of the proposed prohibition repeal amendment arrived at the state department from Michigan marking the first time a constitutional amendment has been ratified by eight state conventions and filed.
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Michigan
Washington
State Department
State of
Laundrymen elect Barnett for beer legalization
Edward J. Barnett of Sioux Falls was elected president of the South Dakota Laundry Owners association at its convention. The group adopted a resolution urging Gov Berry to legalize 32 beer in South Dakota. Alton Kelley was named treasurer and Smith Tiffany, Aberdeen, was re elected secretary. The 1964 convention city to be chosen later. Brookings Commercial Club extended an invitation.
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S. D
Barnett
Sioux Falls
Aps
Edward J. Barnett
Sioux. Falls
South Dakota
Laundry: Owners ’Association
Tweedily
Yom “Berry
Alton Kelley
State Association
Smith Tiffany
Aberdeen
Wag
Brookings
Huron Airport To Install New Plane
Kenneth Neville pilots in charge at Huron airport of Rapid Airlines to Omaha for a new plane. The craft will fly back to Huron for passenger service with Walter Beeler guiding the aviator to Sioux Falls then onward via United Air lines.
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Kenneth Neville
Auren
Rapid ‘Airlines
Omaha
Huron
Neville-war
Sioux
Falls
Walter Beeler
Huromaviator
United
Air
Tinea
Transfer to Howard Hospital Involving Faust and Baby
A hospital transfer is recorded involving an individual named Faust and an infant. The action indicates relocation to Howard Hospital for continued care or evaluation. Details are sparse but the event confirms a patient and newborn moved within hospital system then labeled transferred.
School boards outnumber teachers in twelve states
Federal figures show one board member for every two teachers nationwide, with 424000 board members overseeing 839879 teaching positions. In South Dakota, 11781 board members employ 7201 teachers for 164684 students across 3426 districts, per state superintendent I. Weeks.
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Washington
Apr
United States
Federal Office of Education
Arkansas
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Oregon
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Boards of Education
Schol Trustees
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Texas
D. Pierre
D. Weeks
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Weeks
German envoy Hans Luther arrives in United States
Dr Hans Luther German ambassador to the United States and former Reichsbank head arrived in New York on the liner Bremen from quarantine. Arrangements were not announced in advance and it was unofficially suggested the plan was kept secret to avoid demonstrations.
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New York
Hans Luther
United States
Reichsbank
Bremen
Bank Bandits Probe Details From Vigilant Witnesses
Reports describe a trio entering the Security National bank with a delayed time lock on the chest, delaying access to funds. One robber, about 28 to 37 years old, with dark hair and a spot under the left eye, wore a dark overcoat and resembled bank president Fred D. Greene. A second guard stood on the second floor, 5’8” and neatly dressed, 30s with light complexion.
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National Bank
Fred. D. Greene
Bank bandits thwarted as guard fires on fleeing car
Witnesses describe two men in overalls and jackets, one darker skinned and 30s, who held bank officials at gunpoint. Fred D. Greene alarms the bank, Lowell Greene shoots at the bandits, a chase ensues turning toward Emry and Heuska cars. Four injured from bullets and glass recover as a $500 reward nears expiration.
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Greene
Fred D. Greene
Lowell Greene
Barée
Emry
Huren
Heuska
South Dakota Bankers Association
Amateur boxers qualify for South Dakota tourney
Sioux Falls reports 53 amateur boxers qualify for the South Dakota athletic commission championship tournament to be held Monday and Tuesday. Ninety three remaining champions from 1932 will not defend titles. Black Hills sends two teams with 15 fights and Sioux Falls advances in five weight classes. Pairings draw set for Monday morning and all bouts except finals to be completed Monday night.
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Sioux Falls
Yankton
South Dakota Athletic Commission
Jack
Bloxett
Watertown
Black Hills
Webster
Mitchell
For Rent Room in Modern House Close In
For rent a room in a modern house with hardwood floors and a nice basement. Available April 1. Inquire at 38 Beach S. E.
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Beach S. E
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