Hog Market Dips 15-20 Cents Across Markets
ARMOUR STOCK YARDS reports Thursday hog prices down 15 to 20 cents with top around 10.88 per cwt and receipts of 700 to 300 lb butchers from 5.40 to 5.75. Sioux City notes cattle and sheep largely steady with hogs 25 cents lower, lighter weights 270 lb plus weaker, and prices for various hog classes ranging from 4.50 to 6.00. Watertown also shows hogs 1 to 2 dollars lower, top 3.80, cattle steady, sheep 25 cents lower. spring lambs 9.00 to 10.60 per cwt.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux
Sioux City
S. D. Ajj
Watertown
Heavien
Peroz
Price Sring Lambs
Nore
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Hog Prices Drop in Chicago Market Report
Heavier hog receipts and a steady advance over 11 sessions pulled prices down by 10 to 25 cents in Chicago. Open-market hogs toted 32,000 head with 2,000 more than expected. cattle supplies were larger, with steady steer and fat lambs around 25 cents lower. Sioux Falls, St Paul, Huron and Mitchell markets show varied hogs, cattle, and sheep futures with declines and steady prices across regions.
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Chicago
S.anmio
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago April 25
Irregular stocks with advances in steels and specialities. bonds mixed. foreign exchange quiet with sterling higher. Cotton irregular. sugar steady with trade support. Metals dull. wool and eggs steady. cheese and poultry prices varied. Chicago grain futures show wheat and corn lower on favorable weather. butter futures steady. dressed poultry stable to firm. live pigs easier by freight.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rocks
New York
N. Y
Wheat Prices Slide on Shaky Showers Outlook
Wheat futures drifted lower as traders priced in limited rainfall across much of the grain belt. No. 1 dark northern and related classes showed modest declines, with cash quotes and futures edging down amid sparse weather prospects and light trading.
Stock Gains Wiped Out In Midday Market Slump
New York reports a moderate session with steels and specialties trading but fading early advances. Futures rose briefly in the afternoon before most gains vanished by midday, with many stocks finishing lower amid heavy volume around 806000 shares.
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New York
Joe Hayes 74 Dies After Weeklong Illness
Joe Hayes aged 74 of 853 Ninth Street Southwest died at Huton Convalescent Home after a weeklong illness. Born May 30, 1865 in Rockford DL, he lived in Auron over 50 years and once operated a drag line. Survived by daughter Katherine Battetore of Sacramento and grandson Hoy Campbell of Bismarck. Funeral at St Martin's Catholic Church Friday at 9:30 with Rev O Neill. burial Riverside Cemetery beside his wife.
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Sue Hayes
Ninth Street
Huton
Mr. Hayes
Rockford
Auron
Katherine Battetore
Sacra
iMmento
Calif
Hoy Campbell
Bismarck
N. D
St.Martin’s Catholic Church
Father O'Neill
Riverside Cemetery
Judge Upholds Citizen Right to Criticize Court Decision
Judge Carroll ruled that a citizen may legally criticize a court decision. The case, a suit by General Dy Union 544 members seeking accounting and removal of officials, included a dispute over inspecting the union's records. Arthur H. Anderson argued that a Northwest Organizer article about the ruling mocked the court, but the judge stated the right to criticize remains intact.
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Ciizen
Vesterday
General Dy Union 544
Arthur H. Anderson
4 Union Pubation
Drake Relays Open With Vast Field Of Athletes At Des Moines
Des Moines April 25 Entrants pour in as about 1000 athletes are expected to attend the opening of the Drake Relays tomorrow. Officials estimate more than 2000 track and field performers from 162 schools will compete across many events. For the first time in 12 years every Big Ten school will be represented.
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Des Moines
Bank stock roundup and government bonds in April markets
In Minneapolis and New York dated April 25, bank stocks show First Bank at bid 11 percent and ask 12 with Northwest Banco at 10 percent. Government bonds list Treasury 4 percent at 52-47 and 120.18, Fed Farm Mortgage loans at 104.30, and Home Owners Loans at 107. Market notes reflect mixed activity across financial firms and lending instruments.
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Ce First Bank
Northwest Banco
We & Bound
New York
Treasury
Fed Farm Mig
40 Et 8 Members From 5 States Meet At Sioux Falls
Ex-service men from a five state area gathered in Sioux Falls for the annual spring wreck. Eight new candidates expected to receive first degree work by a Mitchell team, with four or more to be drilled in second and third degree work by teams from Grand Forks and Aberdeen. A banquet and program will follow with talks by Attorney General Lea Temmey and Department Commander R P Warman.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Grand Forks
Aberdeen
Lea Temmey
Pierre
R.P. Warman
Selle Fourche
Moose to Install Officers and Hear Talk on Mooseheart
Loyal Order of Moose in Huron will install officers elected earlier this month and taking duties in May. A talk on Morseheart the lodge’s national home will be given by Ruth Andrews and her daughter Rosalie, visiting from Morseheart family. Meeting at the Moose Hall starts at 8 o clock.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Morseheart
Ruth Andrews
Rosalie
Huron
Defense Witnesses Called In Communist Paper Libel Suit
New York April 25. More defense witnesses testified in the criminal libel trial of the Communist Daily Worker accused of printing articles that allegedly libeled widow Edith Liggett and the memory of Walter Liggett. Frank Ellis of Austin Minnesota, president of the CIO Packing House Workers Industrial Union, testified he was present when Liggett demanded influence for his paper from Gov Floyd B Gilson with threats to use the paper against him. Ellis said the governor shouted you can see your damn paper any way you see fit now get the hell out of hers.
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New York
Daily Worker
Wich
Walter Liggett
Slam Minnesota
Frank Ellis
Austin
Minn
CIO
Packing House Workers Industrial Union
Liggett
Floyd B. Gilson
Minnesota
Edith Liggett
Ellis
Sweepstake Winner Named In Eve ning Huronite Draw
Mary Jane Rousch wins the sweepstake prize in the Dick Tracy page contest. Several head girls share a weekly prize of free show tickets, with winners announced for the week ending, entries due by 3 PM Wednesday at the newspaper office.
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Fiuced Piri
Marty Sane Mausa
Dick Tracy
Sha
Bobby Anderson
Francis Greschke
Francis Hanson
Welyyn McNutt
Joyce Marie Brown
Teddy Rielman
Ka Lawrence
Alan Crown
Audrey Mullenburg
Roger Griggs
Walnn
Huronite
Women Hear Dr Katoupek Talk On International Affairs
The YWCA education committee invites women to an open meeting at the YWCA cottage 442:30 oclock on Wednesday afternoon May 1. Dr Walter E Katoupek of Huron College will present a brief talk titled The Worst Situation Today followed by a discussion and Q&A. The committee hopes the session will help participants explore and address issues of vital interest to all.
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Ywca Andzomers
Lolu
Ywca Caftage
Walter E. Katoupek
Huron College
122 Indicted In Vast Illicit Liquor Ring
A federal grand jury indicted 122 individuals in New York on charges of running a five state liquor empire and defrauding the government of 1.6 million dollars in taxes over the past ten months. 115 suspects have been arrested by treasury agents.
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New York
Treasury
Belgian cabinet resigns over education budget dispute
Brussels April 25. Premier Hubert Pierlot's Liberal coalition cabinet quits after Liberals refuse support on an education measure. The government calls the education budget vote a confidence issue amid domestic policy tensions.
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Pierlot
Brussels
Hubert Pierlot
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admitted: Thomas Reilly Huron medical Willian L Kelley Alpena medical Mrs M 4 Gillespie Frank fort medical. Dismissed: William Peskey Huron Eu Eaton Alpena Mrs T Ry McCall Huron Earl Wright Huron.
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Thomas Reilly
Huron
Willian L. Kelley
Alpena
Medical
M. 4
Gillespie
Frankfort
William Peskey
EU Eaton
T Ry McCall
Earl Wright
Meetings on Cubbing Program for Parents at Huron Junior High
Special meetings for parents of nine and eleven year old boys will be held in the Huron Junior High School auditorium on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week to discuss Cubbing. Each session starts at 2:30. A K Meader of St Paul, an outstanding authority on Cubbing, will preside and present material. Letters have been sent through the schools to parents of boys who have shown interest. Fathers and mothers are urged to attend to learn more about the Cubbing program.
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Huron Junior High School
A. K. Meader
St. Paul
Bocke
Death of Mrs A Vetterman of Belle Prairie
Mrs A Vetterman of Belle Prairie Township Beadle County dies at her farm home three miles east nine miles south of Cuvour after a year of poor health and a Tuesday night decline. Born June 1 1900 near Iroquois she married Sept 24 1924 and leaves husband Dayton 14 Caral 6, a son-in-law and a brother in Texas. She taught in rural schools seven years and was active in Belle Prairie Emanuel Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid. Brief services at Vetterman home 1:30 p.m. Sunday with 2:30 p.m. rites at the church burial in nearby cemetery.
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Arnold
Belle Ava Township
Cuvour
Logar Township
Iroquois
Shiv
Dayton
Caral
Percy Toovey
William Toovey
Texas
Irorquois
Beadle County
Belle Prairie Emanuel Lutheran
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Vetterman
Belle Prairie Church
Interest Rises in FHA Home Ownership Plan
Minneapolis April 2 The FHA state director Daniel J Fouquette reports rising interest in the federal government home ownership program. In the week ended April 19 Minneapolis surveying office logged 106 applications totaling 8465 700 up from 66 applications and 410 500 in 1934. Eighty applications sought new home construction totaling 364 109 while 26 applications totaling 141 600 aimed at mortgage refinancing under the single mortgage plan.
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FHA
Minneapolis
Federal Housing Administration
Daniel J. Fouquette
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Townsend Members To Convene Here
The first congressional district Townsend convention will convene in Hur at the American Legion hall on Sunday starting at 3 a.m. with Jhe A. Owens, national representative for North and South Dakota, presiding. A speaker from Chicago will address the evening meeting at the First National Bank building on West Third Street.
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Townsend
American Legion Hall
Huron
Jhe A. Owens
North Aid
South Dakota
Raliona
Chicago
Haseen
Senate
Scenwwr Downey
Cali
Atat Gion
First National Bank
West Third Street
Junior Drum Corps To Meet Tonight
Members of the American Legion junior drum and bugle corps are asked to report at the Legion hall at six o clock in full uniform. They will march to the C and N W Railroad station to greet a farm train, serenade farmers en route to St Paul, where on Saturday they will hear Secretary Henry Wallace speak on agriculture.
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Ie American Legion Jussier
Legion Hall
Huron
St. Paul
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Swedish Gold Continues From Page One War News
Captain McHale described a perilous mine infested voyage to New York after bringing Marmac into harbor from Trondheim. He reported German invaders landed from Yorck Hipper and three destroyers at a Norwegian port at 1 a.m. The people were stunned and offered no resistance as German troops carried machine guns and ammunition boxes ashore. A German plane swept overhead as the convoy breached the North Atlantic war zone. The Marmac was the first ship to reach the United States from the Scandinavian war region since hostilities began.
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Yor
Hipper
McHale
New York Harbor
North Lea
Trondheim
Marmac
United Stats
Card Of Thanks From Dan Wagner And Family
Dan Wagner and family express heartfelt thanks to the many friends for tokens of sympathy offered during their recent bereavement.
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Dan Wagner
South Dakota Youth Leaders Adopt 14 Point Program
The eighth annual Character Education Conference in South Dakota endorsed a 14 point program for youth groups. Presiding by Mrs. Gertrude Flyte, the conference urged coordination of programs, volunteer character education workers, leadership development in rural areas, and standards alignment across organizations.
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Dakol
Myer Fy
Gertrude BE. Flyte
PTA
Fiyle
Bemikings
Bayles
Lawyer Says New Ulm Staying Confession Repudiated
A cryptic garbled report from New Ulm notes claims by lawyer Hullinger that a staying confession was repudiated. It references Creighton and a 12th regiment of Spanish American War soldiers, with mentions of Louis Gebhardt and Hullinger’s defense role.
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New Ulm
Wwew
Ulm
Mom
Ae— W. EB. Hottinger
Mangate Attsney
Guerge
Ighton
Renton
Wash
Confession
Louis A. Gebhardt
New Lin
Hullinger
Creigh
War News From Page One Drills Across Norwegian Front
Berlin hints at next battles as ships, subs clash in Skagerrak near Narvik. British and German forces clash around Troms, Steinkjer presses burn,Scapa Flow raids repelled. Allied positions retreat but fortify, while Norway’s Haakon rejects negotiations as Britain eyes Soviet talks.
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Swellen
al Narvik
High Command
Haebi
Skagerrak Sud
Narvik
Spithsnar
Wus
Tromsheint
Fries Steinkjerry
Steinsjerry
Strayer
Germany
Nour‘ay
Nan
Pri
Heim-Osia Reily
Indivati
Trovdhelm
Kivng Haakon
Admirail
Ostad
Britain
Scapa Flow
Acti
Communist Party
M Ibe
Rane
Borth
Dai Ang
Triin
Parlang
Hussia
Wasacki Moscow
Western Front
Too Late To Classify Seeding Pastures With Drome Bre Seed
April 40 marks the closing date for seeding pastures with drome Bre seed to collect government mant using home grown seed per Ib R B BGM Lampe Blau. OS FOR RENT Two bedroom mode bungalow vacant May Call K J Ward Agency RUMMAGE SALE Baptist Chire Saturday 9 a m DEES FOR SALE Before Saturday nasi Oak chiffonier 450 oak bufet 5 00 oak library table 2 50 serving table 2 50 Telephone 3441 MODERN SLEEPING ROOMS for two 22 Ohio Garage Phone 9285
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R. B
K .J. Ward Agency
Ohio
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