Market News Steady Cattle and Hogs Amid Mixed Quotes
Armour Stock Yards Huron reports cattle and sheep broadly steady with hog receipts about 200 head. Chicago market shows bearish trend with small supplies and weak undertone though fat lambs firm late. Sioux Falls and other dailies indicate hogs steady, cattle steady, and sheep largely steady with some price moves on prime and feeder stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Chicago
Uve Brace
Wright
Wilar
Wek
Produce Markets Show Regional Poultry and Butter Markets Snapshot
Huron and Mitchell yards list hens over 5 Ibs at 18 and 17 cents respectively, with varied prices for Leghorn hens, ducks, geese, and butterfat grades across Sioux City Sioux Falls Sioux Falls and Watertown. New York Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul markets reflect firmer butter and cheese but steady poultry values with mixed futures. overall cattle hog and lamb trends show price firmness in early week, with slight declines by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Leshorn Springs
Cocks Itz
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
St. Paul
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago trading review
Markets at a glance show irregular stock activity in New York with a quiet rally in some sectors, firm bond demand, uneven curb market gains, and mixed currency movements. Chicago grain and livestock quotes include No 1 hard Montana jark 14 percent protein and various No 1 to No 5 grain lots, with oats and flax prices mentioned and broad trading notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asde
Salem
Wheat Prices Slip Then Rebound Across Grain Belt
Wheat prices fell about a cent a bushel before recovering most losses as forecasts for precip aided selling and later short covering. Dust blew in winter and spring wheat areas. cash markets showed receipts 30 cars, basis up, and Minneapolis cash close noted No. 1 heavy dark northern values with quotations largely unchanged to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lm Agy
Minneapolis
Grain and flour market notes from Minneapolis and Duluth
Grain prices and market range reported for wheat corn and oats with various grades in Minneapolis and Duluth. Flour futures and cash prices given with shipment figures and Standard patent notices.
Tnsull Returns, Will Say Nothing
Baltimore April 2 Samuel Fnsull returns from Europe to the country where he built the grande utility empire that collapsed in 1928. He declined to discuss plans and said he would not tell any details, replying I won’t tell you a demo thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Samuel
Fnsull
Europe
Coun‘uy
Kigande
Pope Expresses Faith In Future Amid World Sorrow
Vatican report quotes Pope Pius addressing 34 million pilgrims, including 2,000 newlyweds, praising faith in a future guided by God. He deplores global misery and the suffering war brings, stating the future rests with God and will align with His will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Vatican News Service
Holy Father
High School Music Event Results and Ages
The piece catalogs H S music events with many names across towns such as Centerville Flandreau Platte Madison Aberdeen and Dell Rapids. It lists divisions and ensembles including mixed choir and girls glee club and notes Friday afternoon results across classes. It also references Kant dying in 1404 amid a misformatted closing line about Napoleon and future bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyn Punnett
Flandreau
Delphine Alien
Hurley
Dolores Chapman
Waubay
Theodor Polts
Mobridge
Division TI
Marvin Wilson
Roscoe
Mavis Rident
Brookings
Bernice Cleland
Vermsilion
Leraine Dysard
Heelay
Shirley van Tessel
Do Smex
Ruth Arnold
Centerville
Maxine Johnson
Platte
TIT
Boys
Madison
Gedden
Aberdeen
White
Dell Rapids
Wagner
Mebbridge
McLoughin
Oldham
Colman
Elk Webster
Bik Pot
Strandburp
Chamberlain
Hartford
Arpngina
Betland
Ty Willow Lake
Lennox
Alpena
Letcher
Britton
Flaire
Fauiltan
Geddes
Lake Preston
Bighmore
uneven close in stock market uneven close in stock market
New York April 2 The stock market shows an uneven close with few favorites rallying while profit selling prevails Most prices were slightly down or unchanged Investors awaited progress on the tax revision bill and earnings in the first quarter reflected recess impact Edison kept the utilities sector balanced with a $60 million debenture offering The transfer volume was around 400000 shares US bonds in New York on April 23 listed several Treasury issues and Home Owners Loan bonds with varied quotations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
House-Senate
Consolidated
Edison
Utility Department
Closing Markets On The Adams Exp Sy Air Redue 47 Alaska Jun 10
A dense list of stock quotes and percentages appears, covering numerous companies across industries. The page references closing values and corporate names such as Allied Stores, Amoco, American Could, Chrysler, Colgate-Faltn, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Mack Truck, Phelps Dodge, Procter Gamble, Reynolds, East, Union Carbide, United Airlines, Westinghouse, and Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As Adams Exp
Sy Air Redue
Alaska
Mleghany Corp
Allied Ch&Dye
Allied
Am Can
Aim&ForPow
AmHide&Lea
Amoco
Amrad&s:s
Amsm&eeite
Aichtase
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohi
Barngdiadl Ly Bendix
Beth Boeing Airp
Borden
Borg Warner
Brisas Mfg
Budd Miz
Callahan 2-Ld
Calumet&Hec
Canadian Pac
Case
Coueil Ten
Ml Central
Indus Rayon
Harvester
P&pr
Tel&Te
Jonas-Mann
Kennecott
Kresge
Loew
McKessécite
MinaMoneyRee
MinaMolisio MonWard
MurrayCorp
Rash-Rely
Seaboard Oi
Searss Roe
Servel
Shell Union
Simmons
Socony Vac
Southern Pace
SouthernRy TM
SouthernRyPt
SperryCorp
Sid Gasde
Stand
Cal
Stando Ind
SindOil NJ AB
Stanc&Web
Studebaker
Swift&Co
Texas Comp
Toxpac&ko
Tim
Yellow
Tr&c
Youngst
Sh&t
Tighten Boycott of Jewish Stores
Vienna reports mass Nazi picketing to enforce a boycott of Jewish shops as Austrian authorities purge for the formed national Worsay. Storm troopers and Jer smith members march to deter Gentiles from patronizing Jews while lists target books for removal from Hofsuryg library and public bookshops. The Easter peace period, set to April 25, ties into election activity and bans on thousands of volumes including works by Mann and Manns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Jer Smith Organization
Genlles
Austria
Hitler
Joseph Buercisel
Hofsuryg
Hapsburgs
Thomas Mann
Stefan Lincig
Jacob Wasser
Vicki Baus
Judge Takes Case Of Youthful Slayer
Teddy Denielsen, 16, confessed to murder with his mother skier present. Farrington took case under advisement as the court weighed a deal and the youth appealed for mercy and a chance to remake his life with his father weeping at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcailcagy
Farrington
Teddy Denielsen
Olf
Skier
Criminal Court
Harrington
Marrington
Teddy
Earliey
Labor and antimonopoly issues loom in Roosevelt era agenda
The article outlines proposed investigations into the Labor Relations board urged by Senator Burke and a Comptroller analysis calling for neutral administration of labor disputes. It notes Roosevelt's antirecession push featuring monopolies, public works, and relief, plus wage hour bill revisions and expected Ford meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Nebraska
Labor Relations Board
Chamber
Roosevelt
Treasury
House Invoor
House-Senate
F. DB
Ford
Henry Ford
Norton
D-N. J
Labor Aeceptivee
House
Tules
Approval of Eastern Air Lines Sale by North American
Postmaster General Farley announced approval of North American Aviation Inc. selling its Eastern Airlines division to Eastern Air Lines Inc. The deal transfers 360 million dollars of stock to North American, including all operating equipment and airmail routes between New York and New Orleans New York and Miami Chicago to Saint Augustine and New Orleans to San Antonio. Colonel E V Rickenbacker Wie lace becomes president of Eastern Air Lines. Farley called the sale the largest since the 1934 airmail act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Farley
North American Aviation Inc
Eastern Airlines
Eastern Air Lines, Inc
New York
Miami
Chicago
Savile, Fla
New Olfins and Son
Tex
E. V. Rickenbacker
Wielace
NN American
New York AP Dinner Reflects On News Pasts
Charles Diehl recalls early AP days at a New York dinner for retiring AP veteran Frank Noyes. He notes how news gathering has changed since 1900 and reflects on events like Custer’s last stand and the Samoa reef tragedy, with 20 AP men remembered as stalwart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles $. Diehl
Maine
Havana Harbor
San Antonio
Texas
Diehl
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Washington
Custer
Samoa
Hold Salesman On Two Charges Arraigned in Court
Amyn who gave his name as Olson and claimed to represent a public service warning institute faced arraignment in municipal court on two charges obtaining money under false pretenses and enticing a school without permission. Olson was arrested after a complaint by Charles Nesfield of Ra mills, whose daughter Dorothy a school teacher allegedly received a check for fees and a balance note under false pretenses. State's Attorney Hareley Marley will prosecute. George E. Long to stand for Olson.
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Amyn
Olson
Apolis Public Service
Institut
Joe Reilly
Charles Nesfield
Ramills
Daugher
Dorothy
Field
Oun Nesfield
Tereher
Tate
Attomey Hareley
Marley
Socialists Attack Roosevelt Policies at Wisconsin Convention
In Kenosha Wisconsin on April 23 socialists adopted a antiwar resolution denouncing Roosevelt Liberalism Wisconsin liberalism and calling for a broad political program against war and pro war dealers. The resolution urged the working class to reject communist calls for collective security and warned against capitalism’s concessions to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Socialist Party
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
ACCORD (Continued From Page One) Front in Valencia defense
In Spain the government reinforced the Valencia region army and counter-attacked insurgents along a 16 mile front from Albocacer to Alcala. Italy ready to present counter proposals to France via Blondel in Rome. Discussions covered Mediterranean status, French interests, Tunisia, Djibouti, and Djibouti Ababa railway. Suez Canal openness also referenced.
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Grand Canal
Lungbal
Spain
Valencia
Albocacer
Alcala
J. Chivert
Italy
Rome
France
Djibouti
Adkustaly
Pounter Preyo
Tuni
Add
Ababa
Land’s
Suez Canad
Orth Afr
Subway Funn Ta Listre
Daladier Calls Cabinet Meeting Over French Franc Drop
Premier Edouard Daladier summoned a dull cabinet session with Albert LeBrun to address a sharp decline in the French franc. The plan aims at economic rehabilitation and financial reestablishment to boost production, stabilize the exchange, and improve labor efficiency while honoring US and UK monetary accords. The government seeks closer relations with Britain amid foreign policy concerns.
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FAIS
Apu B
Edouard Daladier
Freiibert
Albert LeBrun
Xewd
London Exchange
Fri
Paris
Daladier
France
United States
Britain
Postoffice Burglary Reported At Kaylor
postal officials report a burglary at Kaylor with entry into the postoffice and store. The amount of money stolen was not immediately learned, and a personage was damaged in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaylor
Sioux Falls
Perage
Rain Benefits South Dakota Crops Amid Dust Relief
A week in South Dakota reports rainfall near Ol inches with ideal growing conditions and a forecast of late week showers. Dust clouds over Huron ease as moisture returns, while North Dakota spring droughts stir gusty winds. A 2 year-old snowstorm tragedy in De Smet is recalled with conductor William Innes's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rk, Laskawskiis
South Dakota
Huron Area
Wis
North Dakota
William Innes
Brookings
de Smet
Moran
Laskowski
Injured Gridder Billy Patton Taken To Hospital
Billy Patton son of Mr and Mrs B P Patton of 808 Iowa Avenue Southeast was announced today as a patient at the hospital after a football practice injury yesterday afternoon. His condition was not serious and he is expected to be discharged tomorrow morning. Admitted to the hospital today are Lena Balvin, Ronald Coates, H W Brown, Russell Bullis, Eumer Schmidteally, Jacob J. Gisnzer, and Mes. Andrew Lippert with various medical needs. Discharges include Blanche Mead, Micheal Kelley, and Warren Pillie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Patton
B. P .Patton
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Lena Balvin
Walsey
Ronald Coates
Doland
H. W. Brown
Huron
Russell
Bullis
Eumer Schmidteally Walsey
Jacob J. Gisnzer
Vals
Hibecsses
Andrew Lippert
Medica
Blanche Mead
Heros
Michel Kelley
Tracy
Minn
Be'sy Warren Pillie
Hurary
Classified News Item Fragments and Ads From Huron Page
A jumble of classified style notices lists for sale a 24 Pismo coupe at 25 dollars, a neat furnished apartment, stabled stray dog, rental and farm building with 70 acres, help wanted for housework, and local business ads for body shop and elevator service. Names include R B Hill and W E Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
R. B. Hill
W. E. Walter
Hitchcock
Quility Gopher
Speltz
Perley
Sheldon F. Reese
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Siogx Falls
Reeren
Libr F
Swift & Co
Huron, & C
Butler
U. 5
Chictro
Ryn Mays
Graiy
Minecapolis
Ward
Duluth
Neavys Clarke Sorthfern
Montana
Minncanalis Fulates
Jrunre
Ueday
Mineterpolis
Burum
Tnsull
H.S. Music
Napoleon
U.S
Treasury Sis
Fed Farm Meg
Fed Farm
Home Owners Loans
Curb Cliler Service
Ford Mot Ltd
Vbunseay
Girope
Apa
Hes
Susie Industrial School
Almira Mee McChesney
Claymans
Lefore
Earle E. Wiley On
Lewes
Almira
Samuel McChesney
Last Mars
Accord
Cat
Simmons Ave
Nu-Enaniel
Fender
Monteni
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
John Claymore Howard T. Shober
New AR
HUROX
Redfield
Twin Cities
Emcaco
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