Market News Swine Market Steady to Strong at Armour
Armour Stockyards, Huron reports Wednesday hog market steady to strong with top price 14.40 for choice light weight butchers. Long haul hogs eligible for 5 to 15 cents extra per hundredweight. Cattle slow lambs steady. yearlings 19.00 15.00, choice 15.50, fed heifers 12.00 14.00, choice 14.50, cows 10.00 12.50, bulls 10.00 12.50. Hogs sheep and calves steady and unchanged.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
USDA
Hays
St. Paul
Generiione
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Live hogs and cattle prices steady amid mixed markets
Chicago leads a broad market roundup with hogs sold actively at steady top prices. cattle and calves show varied movement with good to choice weights steady to strong while lighter stock remains slow. Regional quotes from St Paul Sioux City Sioux Falls and Watertown livestock markets accompany New York dairy and egg prices.
Grain futures and produce prices in Chicago and Huron markets
The page lists Chicago grain futures for wheat corn oats and rye with multiple bids, highs and closes for May July September and December contracts. It also shows rye and flax prices and Huron produce market price ranges for poultry butterfat eggs and related items with regional notes.
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Chicago
ATS
Minneapolis
Es Wan- Eee
Wool Market Report From Boston April Trade
U S C A country graded Ohio medium wool sold in Boston at 68 6314 cents grease price. Prices steady with slower pace. Medite fine wools bought in Texas from AD to A cents. Estimated 1943 wool contracted or purchased to date between 90 and 95 million pounds.
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Boston
Ohio
West
Medite
Texas
Corn Futures Edge Higher Amid Mixed Grain Market
May corn at 1.05 near peak. other grains weaker as futures show gains and declines. Chicago trade notes include wheat and oats moves with varied cash quotations and ceiling trading basis observed for corn.
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Unicago
Markets At A Glance
New York April 14 Stocks firm steels lead general rise Bonds higher rails. Cotton quiet commission house selling hedging Chicago Wheat declined to 747 poor flour business favorable crop reports Corn unchanged to 4 cents higher good demand at new ceilings Hogs steady to strong receipts light top $15.00 Cattle steady to strong on choice steers others weak top $17.60
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New York
Commission House
Chicago
Stock markets recover with gains across sectors
New York April 14 stock activity weakened early but buyers returned, lifting industrials and rails. Steels led the rebound with copper, oils, motors, utilities and specialties following. Short covering and fresh demand supported the rally as final prices hovered near the day’s close. Volume around 1 million shares, the lightest in two weeks.
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New York
Closing Quotations Of Major Corporations
A list of closing stock quotations shows numerous firms including AlleghCorp AmAirlines AmTel Tel ChryslerCorp GenMotors USSteel and UnitedAirer with varied percent changes and trading markers across the market day. The compilation covers diversified industries from aviation to steel and chemical sectors, reflecting market activity and investor sentiment.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
IntHarvest
CBA
AlChem
IntTel
Allis Chalny
Johns-Many
AmAirlines
LockhdAite
AmiInternat
MackTruck
AmTel&Tel
MarshField
AmWoolpf
MariGloCo
Anaconda
MiamiCop
Armill
MontWard
Armilpt
NatDairy
EastKed
Stop& Web
GenElee
Timrolib
GenFoods
UnitedAirer
Usgypsum
GiNorRopf
Ussteel
Sergeant Lovell Mistakes Montgomery in Gabes
Cairo April 4 United States photographer Sergeant Worden F Lovell of Maiden Massachusetts rushed by jeep toward an Eighth Army advance near Gabes in Tunisia. A soldier rebuked him for asking directions. "That fellow must be a sergeant the way he talked" Lovell said. The Briton nearby corrected him saying the officer was General Montgomery.
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Cairo
Worden Ff
Well
Maiden
Mass
United States Army
Tunisia
Eighth Army
Gabes
Lovell
Montgomery
Witness Describes Mrs James Death in Sleeper Car Trial
In Albany Oregon a witness testified in the Lower 13 murder case of Robert E. Folkes that he saw Mrs Virginia Martha James die on the Southern Pacific Coast Limited sleeper. Ralph Conner Seattle store manager said he occupied upper nine and corroborated Harold Wilson Marine private who saw James fall from her bunk after a man left the berth and fled toward the rear of the train.
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Albany
Ore
Virginia Martha James
Robert E
Conners
Harold Wilson
Marine Corps
Mia James
Corn Subsidies Effective Today in Midwest to East Movement
The Commodity Credit Corporation will subsidize moving corn from surplus Midwest areas to deficit Eastern and Southern markets to boost meat and poultry output. The OPA raises the surplus area ceiling five cents a bushel, with the subsidy potentially reaching five cents per bushel and an estimated movement of up to a million bushels daily. Horse meat prices are also set under new controls effective April 20.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agticulture Department
OPA
Gene
CCC
Midwest
Voigt to Leave Huron Bank for Northwest Bancorporation Post
Carl E Voigt 47, manager of the Huron Branch of Northwest Security National Bank, will resign to join Northwest Bancorporation in Minneapolis as a contact department executive. He will take over May 3 and has long served on local boards and in civic roles including Huron Chamber of Commerce president in 1940.
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Voigt
Northwest Baoncorporation
Minneapolis
Huron
Carl E. Voigt
Northwest Security National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Huron Board of Education
Beadle, County Selective Service Board
Huron Louve No
A. F
A. M
South Dakota
Grand Lodge of the Masons
Huron College
Independent Order of Foresters
U. S. Treasury
Kingsbury
Beadle
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen
89Th Division
U. S. Army
France
Belgium
Germany
James Valley Bank
National Bank of Huron
Northwest Security National Bank of
Sioux Falls
Carl, Jr
Bob
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List in Huron
The record lists patients admitted for medical and surgical cases in Huron including Lucille Maag Marcella Montgomery Mrs Roger Garlick Mrs Fred Tarbox Mrs E L Fritz and others. Dismissals include Laverne Melius Mrs Edna Radtke and Mrs Gerald Parker and baby.
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Lucille Maag
Huron
Marcella
Montgomery
Roger Garlick
Fred Tarbox
E. L. Fritz
Laverne Melius
Cavour
Edna Radtke
Bonilla
Gerald Parker
Mra C.-H-Fairbanks
Civilian Draft and War Sports Coordinators Debated
Washington reports urge a two fisted civilian administrator to secure essential needs and a sports coordinator to keep wartime athletics running. Congressmen back a plan to stabilize sports, while Emory Land endorses civilian draft bills and meat price delays are announced by OPA.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rubter
William Jeffers
Emory Land
Jeffers
Senate Banking Committee
Rep
Disney
Wisconsin
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Senate
E. B. Gregory
Victory Corps
Taft
Ohio Republican
Tt Taft
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Capitol Hill
Congress
Woodrull
Michigan
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gir
WLB
James F. Byrnes
Youth Confesses Cliff Murders
William Eugene Wymer a 16 year old Denver youth confessed to shoving two younger boys from Castle Rock after robbing them of shoes and a wrist watch. Milo Flindt died after being found alive, Donald Matias died instantly. Wymer spoke to reporters after the sheriff's statement. Deputy DA Molhorn said murder charge would be filed. The bodies were found at the foot of the 175 foot cliff after the boys reported the incident.
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Wymer
Martin C. Molhorn
Loyal Japanese Soldiers Arrive For U S Training
About 2 590 Japanese American soldiers from Hawaii join an equal number from the mainland at Camp Shelby to form a combat team. They traveled 4000 miles by train and boat. They adopt the motto Go For Broke and say they are eager to serve against the U S enemies. The contingent includes lawyers teachers and other professionals born on U S soil.
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Camp Shelby
Miss
Hawaii
United States
War Department
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Chicago
George A. Suenaga
Pearl Harbor
Hirota Supima
Kolo
Fanansp
U. S
Funeral Held for Dale Fagg in Aberdeen
Funeral services for H. Dale Fagg, 49, once of Aberdeen, killed in an auto accident in Pomona, California where he worked at Kaiser shipyards, were held Sunday at 3 p.m. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by widow Bess Fagg. sons Dale Jr. and Robert. mother Mrs. Kate Fagg Williams. sister Mrs. St. Clair Smith.
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Aberdagn
H. Dale Fage
Aberdeen
Pomona
Calif
Kaiser Shipyards
Aberdeon
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fane
Bess Fagg
Dale, Jr
Marine Corps
Hawaii
Robert
Kate Fagg-Williams
St. Clair Smith
Pierre
Air and land power shape Pacific War strategy
General MacArthur and Australian commander Blamey discuss Japan’s threat shaping a Pacific offensive. Secretary Knox questions Japan’s naval concentrations and air power, while emphasizing ground forces and land bases as decisive. The exchange ties to Allied fears of a potential invasion of Australia and strategic posture in the South Pacific.
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Knox
MacArthur
United Nations
South Pacific
Washington
Dispatches
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Australia
Thomas A. Blamey
Southwest
Pacific
Japan
Angle
Blamey
Giziewski Ends Mitchel Field Furlough for Home Visit
Pte. Paul Giziewski, stationed at Mitchel Field, New York, returns home for a ten day visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E Giziewski.
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Paul Giziewski
Mitchel Field
New York
Mrs
E. Giziewski
Patriots Best Play Of Year In New York Drama Critics Circle
The Patriots by Sidney Kingsley voted best play of the year by the New York Drama Critics Circle on the 200th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's birth. It received 13 votes, ahead of Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth with four and This Is the Army with one. Kingsley, the author, is a sergeant in the army.
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New York
Sidney Kingsley
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
New York Drama Critics Circle
Jefferson
Thornton Wilder
Anny
Kingsley
Weekend Welding Class Enrollment Near Top
The NYA war training machine shop weekend welding course starts Saturday and is nearly full. A J Lang says there are openings in the machine shop division covering metal work on lathes planing shaper and milling machines. Training will prepare workers for defense plants. Men and women eligible. Details from Floyd Cline and Jasper Carson at the shop 4 pm to midnight. A newborn daughter Arlys Jane Stahl born at 7:52 this morning in a Huron hospital weighs seven pounds nine ounces.
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NYA
A. J. Lang
Floyd Cline
Jasper Carson
Jacob Stahl
Kansas Avenue
Huron Hospital
Arlys ‘Ane
Sayre defends broader trade pacts before House panel
Francis B. Sayre told the House Ways and Means Committee that free trade on a flat basis is needed to prevent economic disruption from national barriers. He argued embargoes harm American labor and industries, and that denial of raw materials could push nations toward protectionism.
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Washington
Francis B. Sayre
W. Sayre
Philippines
Mus
House Ways and Means
Tms
Sayre
Germany
Sony Publican
Wade Boris
Sovre
Local Ration Board Extends Office Hours
The local ration board office at the Courthouse extends hours from 8 p.m. to 4 p.m. Judge C. N. Mil and the board announced the new schedule, noting the extended hours were for this week.
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C. N. Mil
Nnt
Alcatraz Escape Stress on Seventh Attempt in 1930s
Report of a jailer recounts a 1930s Alcatraz escape bid described as the seventh attempt at the federal prison since 1934. Involves convicts Boarman Hamilton Brest and others, with one guard killed and divers searching offshore. several men presumed dead in the bay current.
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Brest
Boarman
Coast Sung
San Francisco
the Rock
Ralwh Res
Theodore Cole
Mt Calvary Church Lenten Service Tonight
Mt Calvary Church holds a Lenten service at Tweixnut with a sermon by the pastor on The High Priest in the Old Testament. The public is welcome to attend at 8 o clock.
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Mt. Calvary Church
Ms . Vary Lutheran Church
Pair Fined For Improper License And Court Notice
Gents Harry Amizen ai St Pauly and Ole Larsen of Green Bay were fined 25 dollars each after pleading guilty to operating without proper compensation. No charges were brought by Markuson. Also listed items include wanted ads for carry, baby stroller, and a Stradivarius sale, plus rentals and business notices.
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Harry Amizen
St. Pauly
Ole Larsen
Green Bay
Cos Municipal
C. N. Hall
Markuson
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Eell
Watertown
Catte
AURON
Snghai
Wool Market
Mont. & S
Gen. Montgomery
Controliag
South Dakota Bankers’ Association Agricultural Committee
American Bankers’ Agricultural Commission
American Bankers’ Food For Freedom Committee
W& Firm of
Los Angeles
Cliff
U.S
Dale Fagg
GOP
Alcatraz
A Gassman
Mrs. Gassman
Oregon
Disna S. W
Redfield
Alys Schwichtens - Redfield, S. D
Orla Jacobsen
Huron Liquor Store
Red Owl
Buren Guneh
Kensas S. E
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