Market News Lagging Swine Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
Armour Stockyards Huron and Watertown reports Thursday hogs steady with top price for choice light weight butchers at 14.20. Long haul hogs bring 50 cents more per hundred, cattle steady, sheep 25 cents lower. Feeder pigs bid steady around 14.60 to 14.75 for good to choice. Sheep market mixed with lambs and ewes largely steady. red wooled lambs not traded. Representative sales at Sioux City show varied loads around 14.50 to 14.69 with multiple lots. Cattle prices show steers around 16.06 to 15.00, cows and heifers near 14.75 to 13.50.
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Huron
Watertown
Sioux Ory
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Avvise
Chicago
Rece
Sioux City
U. S.D
Sioux Falls
Produce Markets Huron Produce Market Summary
Huron markets report price ranges for poultry and eggs, noting heavy hens, Leghorn hens, and heavy breed pullets with quotes. Hog prices rise to about 15.15, cattle and lambs mixed, Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets show strength in hogs and calves, while Chicago and Watertown produce quotes list butterfat eggs and hens by weight class.
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Huron
Neemaenne
Chicago
Watertown
Hennery Cxas
St Paul Livestock Market Report Week Opening Prices
St Paul livestock market report shows cattle steady to higher for slaughter steers with top baskets around 15.00 to 16.25 per cwt, cows steady with food cows at 12.00 to 12.25, bulls weak at 11.50 to 13.00, stockers barely steady, calves 1,406 vealers steady to weak with good-choice 13.00 to 15.00 and top 15.50, hog bids opening steady to best time with barrows and gilts 170 to 300.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Fed
Mkt. News
Barrow
Wool Market Slower as Mill Buying Eases in West
Boston reports contracting weakness as mill buyers pull back. Carriedale wools sold in Texas at 60 to 31 cents, 12 month Texas wools at 45 to 47 cents. Australia to arrive wools active in Boston as Sioux Falls notes Thursday markets. Also Sioux Falls dairy prices list heavy hens, eggs, and butter values for No 1 and No 2 grades.
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Boston
USDA
West
Texas
Australia
Wheat Tumbles In Final Trading Hour
Grain prices tumbled in the final minutes with wheat dropping more than a cent as offerings rose and bids receded. Oats and rye fell with the cereal market while corn held steady. May wheat near 144 cents, July around 141.44, oats down and rye slipping to 134.
Markets At A Glance From New York To Minneapolis
New York stocks show gains as early easing reports lift markets while fiber and hedge selling influence cotton. Chicago grain mixed with wheat slipping on late liquidity. corn stable near ceilings. Hogs stronger led by higher receipts. cattle up to 25 with top steer prices noted. Minneapolis shows firm wheat cash and varied futures with No. 1 dark northern around 1.20.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn.s. D
Riga
Huron
Aea Burley
Stock Gains Trimmed In Final Market Sprint
The market opened strong with gains across rails and utilities but profit taking slowed the rally. Industrials, liquors, amusements, and oils gained later while transport momentum slipped as Southern Pacific did not act on an expected dividend. Closing Quotations list broad gains across many firms, with notable activity in Am Internat, Boeing, Chrysler, Du Pont, GE, US Steel, and Westinghouse as stocks fluctuated through the session.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Play Shoes Return To Rationing With Date Stamps
US government announces play shoes must bear shipment date and be bought with coupons under rationing rules. Shoes shipped before today stay unrationed while existing stocks were exempted briefly after initial rationing. Hospital notices list multiple admissions and dismissals from Huron Alpena Iroquois Cavour and Weslington.
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Washington
OPA
Baubles For Barter Sent To Buddies In Pacific War Zones
A half-ton shipment of 117 157 pieces of junk jewelry is sent from California and nearby states to the South Pacific to pay natives for work for allied troops. The natives value glitter and color over money, in a barter campaign by the San Francisco League for Service Men during the early days of World War II.
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San Francisco
Pacific
South Pacific
California
San Francisco League
Bushfield Attacks Mrs Crowlie In Washington Meeting
In Washington a Republican senator from South Dakota sparred with Mrs Philip L Crowlie of Huron over price and rationing orders. The clash occurred at a meeting she attended uninvited, highlighting tensions as Crowlie is credited with helping housewives secure extra canning sugar.
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Washington, D. C
OPA
Harlan J. Bushfield
Miller
Dak
South Dakota
Newsmen Protest FDR Parley Ban
Washington April 15 newsmen protest restrictions on reporting from the forthcoming international food conference set for May 18 in Hot Springs Virginia. The Washingten correspondents committee representing about 560 American and foreign journalists urged President Roosevelt, Secretary Hull, and OWI chief Elmer Davis to allow prompt on the scene coverage to preserve press freedom and inform public decision making.
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P— Ital
In House Today
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Hull
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Arla
Funeral Friday for Andrew Lynch at St Martin's Church
Andrew Lynch a retired railroad worker who lived at 220 Fifth Street Southeast died yesterday in a Huron hospital after illness. Survived by son William in navy training at Great Lakes and sister Adoline of Mound Minnesota, plus brothers Leo A. Lynch and Thomas F. Lynch and sister Mrs A E Ward. Wife predeceased him. Funeral Friday at 10 in St Martin's Catholic Church with Rosary at 8 at Kinyon's Chapel.
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Fifth Street
Huron
Lynch
William
Great Lakes
Minoijs
Adoline
Mound
Minn
Leo A. Lynch
Waseca
Thomas F. Lynch
Minneapolis
A. E. Ward
Aim
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Kinyon's Chapel
Wallace urges South American unity against Nazi threat
Lima Peru April 15 Vice President Henry A Wallace delivered seven speeches calling for South American cooperation to defeat Nazi fascism. He told a Peruvian North American cultural committee meeting that the peoples met were determined to work for a peace founded on the freedoms promoted by President Roosevelt.
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South Americas
Lima
Peru
Henry A. Wallace
South America
Grace Church Holds Lenten Service at 7:30 PM
Grace Episcopal Church will host a Lenten service tonight at 7 30 featuring a sermon by rector Rev. Thomas Mathers titled How to Pray.
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Grace Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Thomas Mathers
Yeoman Laverne Severe Visits Grandmother in Garden City
LaVerne C. Severe, yeoman third class, on furlough from Samoa, A Pacific island, visits his grandmother Mrs Daisy Gessner in Garden City. He arrived Tuesday and plans to return to San Francisco next Friday after visiting relatives in Doland. Severe, 22, enlisted in the navy five years ago and has been stationed at Samoa for 18 months.
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LaVerne C. Severe
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Pacific
Daisy Gessner
Severe
Gessner
Garden City
Doland
San Francisco
Navy
Samos
Hearing Opens In Teuber Death Claim Action
The industrial insurance hearing examined Albert Teuber’s death on November 7, 1942. His widow sues the city for compensation, with Dr. W H Saxton testifying about heart and lung findings after Teuber helped fight a fire. Firemen described chest pains and exertion during rescue work before Teuber’s collapse at a fire scene. The hearing continued Thursday afternoon.
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W. H. Saxton
Industrial Insurance Commission
Saxton
Teuber
H. B. Peterson
Peterson
Carroll Fullerton
Roy Daum
Teuper
Teyber
Meeting Of Masons Is Well Attended
About 109 Masons of the twelfth Masonic district gathered in the Masonic temple for their district communication. Verl A Holton presided as district deputy grand master, with Irvin R Ericksen and J H Feasterg of Huron giving talks. The Huron Lodge No 26 presented a Masonic play to a well received audience. A lunch and social hour closed the evening.
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Masonic Temple
Verl A. Holton
Irvin R. Ericksen
Vermillion
Rudolph Hertz
Wessington
Sarings
J. H. Feastberg
Huron
Huron Lodge No. 26
Pallbearers Named for Iverson Rites at Lutheran Church
Pallbearers for the Henry Iverson funeral set for Friday at 3 p.m. at American Lutheran Church with Rev. Sander Tollefson presiding. They are Victor Hedges A S Weideman S J Schnetzer Harold A Anson Ole Larson and Oscar Lee. The body lies in state tonight 7 to 9 at Welter Funeral Home. Iverson, who farmed near Wolsey, died Monday afternoon at Huron hospital. Burial will be at Ideal Cemetery.
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Iverson
Henry Iverson
American Lutheran Church
Sander Tollefson
Victor Hedges
A. S. Weideman
S. J. Schnetzer
Harold A. Anson
Ole Larson
Oscar Lee
Welter Funeral Home
Wolsey
Huron Hospital
Ideal Cemetery
AFRICAN WAR BULLETIN OUTLINES ROMMEL DEFENSES AND ALLIED AIRSUPERIORITY
Allied reports describe Rommel's shrinking Enfidaville corridor with about ten airfields still in use and French forces advancing near Pandaville. More than 400 Axis prisoners were captured as the Allies claim destruction of around 200 Axis planes in five days, including 184 transports. In Russia, Soviet dispatches report heavy air battles over the mud front with Red aircraft repelling German advances near cities and rail points.
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Enfidaville
Marshal Romme
Tanis
Bizerte
Pandavill
Rommel
North African
Rommel Toy
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Leningrad
Russians Show Picture Of American Aid In Iran
The Russian made film Iran is shown in Moscow to large crowds daily. It depicts American equipment arriving in Iran including planes and long lines of trucks, unloaded and assembled by American engineers for transfer to the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Iran
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
OWI Workers Resign Over Honesty in War Info
Fifteen OWI staffers resign claiming they cannot truthfully present war news. They denounce high pressure promotion tactics and sugar-coated reports and urge honest factual presentation. The list includes Gainsburg Pringle and several other signatories. Davis says resignations stem from personality clashes but may be reconsidered.
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Washington
Office of War Information
OWT
Elmer Davis
Harold K. Gainsburg
New York
Henry F. Pringle
Davis
OWI
United States
Tne
Congress
Mary L. Mickey Simon
Arthur M. Sehles
Inger, Jr
Maria Sutherland
Infant Donna Tarbox Buried In Riverside Cemetery
Funeral services led by Rev. Sander Tollefson of the American Lutheran Church were held at Welter's Chapel at 3 o'clock this afternoon for Donna Jean Tarbox infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Tarbox. Born yesterday afternoon, the infant died shortly after birth. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery.
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Sander Tollefson
American Lutheran Church
Welter's Chapel
Donna
Jean
Fredrick Tarbox
Riverside Cemetery
Funeral Held Today for Oerlline Baby
Services conducted at 4 a m this afternoon for infant David Jay, son of Mr and Mrs Jay Oerlline, were led by Rev Paul Mallory of the Congregational Church at Welter Funeral Home. Burial followed in the family lot in River. The baby was born yesterday afternoon and died shortly after.
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Jay Qerlline
Paul Mallory
Congregational Church
Welter Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Allied chiefs face hard task in allocating war supplies
Japs questioned by officials as demands grow. Stimson notes Allied combined chiefs of staff must apportion limited aid. Southwest Pacific needs kept in mind with ongoing flow of military supplies, especially aircraft, to that theater. Public officials urged to press demands where war work continues.
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Stimson
Combined Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
Methodists Burn Mortgage in Special Service
A Methodist service featured Bishop J Ralph Mage leading a mortgage burning ceremony to mark debt retirement for the local church. The rite included clergy and trustees, testimonials, and floral tributes, with the Woman's Society of Christian Service highlighted for long‑term support and a reception following the event.
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Mage
Frank Loehridge
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Charles E. Wit
Methodist Chy
F.C
T Eles
Gregetion
Roger Andersiy
J.C. Shirley
Hera
J. K George W. Miller
J. C
O. R. Wright
R. C
Dan Wagner
F.well
Ward
Shirley
Carl Habichi
Board of Truste
Dr. Shirley
Mr. Gon
Kuehn
George Wir M. Chambers
E. H. Bri N. Hay
J. P. Roger
Mzzec
Tidge
Wilcox
Semans
Vonda
Flo
Kudiots
R. C. Gibbs
Furon
G. Carrol
Woman’s Society of
Chris Service
Ladies Aid
Turing
Joan Shirley
C. W. Habicht
J. Semens
Bert
Iafer
Neil Hoaglund
J.K.K
Flood Relief Funds Sought for Dakotas
Senator Nye of North Dakota introduced a bill to authorize federal funds for flood relief in North and South Dakota. He cited rising costs and limited state capacity, proposing money for protection and restoration of levees, infrastructure, and bridges.
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Washington
Nye
North Dakota
Ican
North and Dakota
Farm Wage Ceilings Set In California
Government food administration issued wage ceilings for harvesting op erations in five California counties. The order, applied to apricot harvest labor, sets maximum pay rates for workers and reflects recently observed wage levels. The notice appears amid wartime economy measures and local labor sourcing.
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California
Washington
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