Market News See Slight Drop In Swine Prices
Hog prices edged down with light weight putchers at 14.25 while long haul hogs eligible for 5 to 15 cents more per cwt. Cattle and sheep largely steady to weak. Chicago hog receipts heavier, fed steers and yearlings down 25 to 35 cents. Lambs down around 16 cents early. Other markets report mixed results with hogs 10 to 15 lower in Watertown and Sioux City listings showing varied bids.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report April 27
U S D A cattle salable 6 000 calves 50 on Tuesday with feeders steady. steer and yearling prices around 15.00 to 16.25 with tops above 16.50. heifers 15.00 to 15.50. cows 11.00 to 12.00. stock steers 12.75 to 14.50. Hog market moderately active with losses about 15 cents. top 14.45, butchers 14.30 to 14.40. sows 14.25 to 14.30. Sheep 1 800 head, generally steady. Sioux Falls hogs 3 000, 10-15 lower, top 4.35. cattle 2 000 steady to weak.
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Chicago
USDA
Watertown
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Livestock Prices Slow At St Paul Market On Tuesday
St Paul livestock market reports slower sales with feeders and fed steers and yearlings down 25 or more. Cattle ranged with liberal sales at 14.00 to 15.50, strictly choice above 17.00, cows weak, bulls uneven, calves and vealers mixed with top choice 15.50 and dairy cows steady. Overall activity soft as buyers offered lower bids and alfalfa items traded irregularly.
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Cattie
Buron and Bronx Falls Produce Prices Reported
Sioux Falls April 27 heavy hens four pounds and over sell for 22 cents, under four pounds 19, Leghorn hens 18, heavy cocks 13, Leghorn cocks 11, eggs No 1 33 No 2 23, butter 49 42, No 1 cream 49 No 2 47.
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Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
Watertown Produce Price List From April 27
Watertown market reports prices for poultry and eggs with heavy hens over five pounds at 22 and 20 cents, Leghorn hens 18, heavy stags 20, Leghorn stags 18, ducks 10, geese 10, Hennery eggs 35, No 1 eggs 32, No 2 eggs 26, butter 50 for No 1 and 48 for No 2.
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Huron
Buron
Watertown
Edible Poultry and Dairy Prices Steady in New York
New York produce report lists May 27 prices for live poultry including fowls and turkeys with no quotations for nominal categories. Butter and cheese prices remain steady at ceilings, while eggs show an easy market with varied color grades and current receipts reported.
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New York
Chicago Produce Monday Prices Steady in Chicago
Chicago April 27 butter receipts 658,077 unchanged by price current. Exus receipts 20,137 steady. Poultry live two trucks market unchanged.
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Chicago
Wool Market Report from Boston April 27
USDA notes irregularities in country prices for medium fleece wools. Offerings were limited. Spot Neeen South American grease wools of 5G's to GO grace sold at out of bond clean price range from 2.03 to 1.05 dollars.
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Boston
USDA
Small May Wheat Lots Go Prices Are Held
Liquidity of small May wheat lots weakened the market but prices stayed in a narrow range as government loan maturity for 1942 cash wheat nears. Rye and oats showed strength but could not lift the market, while corn remained near ceilings and rye advanced slightly.
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Chicago
Tye
Markets At A Glance: Mixed Trends Across Commodities
New York reports mixed blocks with slight price shifts while bonds hold steady. Cotton futures show price fixing pressures and liquidation. Chicago wheat slows and May contracts liquidate. corn holds near ceiling. hogs drop 10 to 15 cents with top at 14.85. cattle steady minus 25 cents to top 17.80. Minneapolis wheat becomes firmer with various grades quoted. receipts and cash markets show mixed basis, with No 1 dark northern and No 1 hard Montana leading, alongside oats and flax price levels.
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New York
Paul
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn
Stock Favorites In Plus Territory Today
Scattered stock market favorites managed to creep into plus territory after a day of shakiness. Absence of strong selling sparked slight upside and near the close the mood was cautiously optimistic with transfers around 800000 shares.
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New York
Plus
Tate
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press Snapshot
A compiled list shows percentage values next to a wide range of corporations and brands, including AlleghCorp AmAirlines BoeingAir ChryslerCorp Dex, and USSteelpf, with varied figures suggesting closing quotes or market data. The list mixes defense, manufacturing, and consumer firms across industries and includes entities like GenMotors USStree and Woolworth.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
IntTel
AlChem
Johns-Mann
AllisChaim
LockhdAire
AmAirlines
MackTruck
Amtelatel
MarshField
AmWoolpf
MartGloCa
Anagonda
MiamiCop
Armilll
MontWard
Armlipf
NatDairy
AviationCorp
NorAmAvia
BendixAvia
NarPac
Beth
Sears-Roe
ComSouth
StandBrand
StandOiluNd
Deere&Ce
StewartWarn
Douglas Aire
Stone&Web
Dupont
Timrollb
East Kodak
TrayxTracy
GenElee
United
May Permit Selling Home Canning Excess
The Office of Price Administration seeks a plan to let housewives sell excess home canned goods. Iowa Senator Gillette told Prentiss M. Brown today he urged leniency on an OPA rule requiring licensing and rationing points for selling home canned foods.
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Price Administration
Senator Gillette
Iowa
Prentiss M. Brown
Gillette
Brown
OPA
Death Visits Garvey Family In Rapid City Morning
Rapid City reports a double tragedy at the J. E. Garvey home as both mother and daughter died within 70 minutes. Mrs. Rosemary A. Butler, 28, died at 5:25 am from a heart ailment after a long illness, and Mrs. J. E. Garvey, 47, collapsed from a heart attack at 6:35 am. The mother assisted with the daughter's burial preparations.
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Rapid City
J. E. Garvey
Rosemary A. Butler
Missing in Action Private Gilbertson From De Smet
Private Glenn A Gilbertson, bell hop at Hotel Marvin Hughitt, reported missing in action in the North African area since March 28. He will be 23 in May. son of Mr and Mrs Tom Gilbertson of De Smet, married June 1942 to Marie Larson of Watertown, with wife living in Huron.
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Glenn A.gilbertson
Marvin Hughitt
Marie Gilbertson
Huron
Secretary of War
Glenn A. Gilbertson
Washington, D.C
Pvt
Gilbertson
Tom Gilbertson
de Smet
Marie Larson
Watertown
North Africa
South Dakota Named For Test Oil Well
Three wildcat oil tests will be drilled in three states under a farm-out with Carter Oil Company. The South Dakota well will be in Harding County south of Camp Crook, with other tests near Linton Montana and Gage New Jersey. Northern Ordnance plan names State School Land No 1 as the second deep test at Camp Crook. The company is a wartime offshoot of Northern Pump of Minneapolis, owned by John B. Hawhey.
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Northern Ordnance Company
Minneapolis
Carter Oil Company
Tulsa
A. Seager
Carter Division
Montana Oil and Mining Journal of
Great Falls
South Dakota
Harding County
Camp Crook
Gage
Montania
Linton
N. J
Northern Ordnances
Camp Croek
Northern Pump Company
John B. Hawhey
Japs Report Air Jitters on Alaska Aleutians
Japanese radio claimed a strong concentration of United States bomber and fighter squadrons in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. The broadcast quoted an Asahi correspondent saying Americans should not boast about air attacks and must prepare to frustrate them while the United States rushes to build large airfields on the islands with hangars runways and dumps.
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Associated Press
United States
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Asahi
Farmers Union Pushes Federal Land Transfer Tax
James Patton president of the National Farmers Union urged a federal land transfer tax to curb farm land inflation. He warned domestic steps must come soon to prevent a boom and bust cycle similar to World War I, noting land prices have risen rapidly.
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Des Moines
James Patton
National Farmers Union
Farewell Gift and Postwar Discussion at Lions Club
Lions Club luncheon honored Carl Voigt a charter member and past secretary with a windbreaker jacket. Dr A A Wollmann presented the gift as Voigt prepares to join a Minneapolis banking firm. Schn Bangerter led a postwar economic discussion referencing a Fortune study. LionsKiwanis joint movie night planned for May 6 to view Ducks Unlimited.
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United States
Carl Voigt
Lions Club
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Mrade
A. A. Wollmann
Frm
Minneapolis
Schn Bangerter
Fortune
H. M. Pierce
Lions and Kiwanis Club
Ducks Unlimited
Funeral services set for Mrs. V. O. Peterson
Mrs. V. O. Peterson who died Saturday night in Rock Island Illinois will be buried in Ideal Cemetery after services at the Kinyon Chapel at 10 a m Thursday Reverend J W Gray of the Presbyterian Church will officiate Mrs Peterson was the widow of W O Peterson a long time professor at Huron College
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Rock Island, IL
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J. W. Gray
The
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Ideal Cemetery
OPA Plans Crackdown On Whisky Black Market
The Office of Price Administration announced an enforcement program to break up a whisky black market. It will investigate large operators who bought bulk whisky above ceiling prices and pursue criminal action, with possible damage suits for sellers in those transactions.
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OPA
Washington
Office of Price Administration
May
Kentucky
South Dakota Over State Quota In April Bond Drive
Four of the six Ninth District states reached quotas in the $175,000 war bond drive. Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota and South Dakota each hit 100 to 101 percent of their quotas while Montana and Wisconsin lagged. District total neared goal at $171.806 million. County winners included Hennepin Ramsey Goodhue Pennington Brown Chippewa Mower Redwood Yellow Medicine and others.
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Federal Reserve District
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Michigan Peninsula
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South Dakota
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John N. Peyton
Ninth District War Finance
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Peace Parley May Not Be Held
Elmer Davis, director of the Office of War Information, suggested there may be no peace conference after the war. If unconditional surrender occurs, occupied defeated countries may follow. He spoke at a press conference during the National Association of Broadcasters war conference, noting peace negotiations remain uncertain.
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Chicago
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
National Association of Broadcasters
Davis
Michigan Father Kills Two Daughters and Self
In Bay City a 44 year old father Cecil J Lisk barricaded his home and used a shotgun to shoot his two young daughters in an upstairs bedroom before fatally wounding himself. Vivian 5 died at Mercy Hospital Kathleen 2 died later Geraldine 10 remained critical Bernice 8 was lightly wounded as police used tear gas to try to end the siege.
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Mien
Cecil J.lisk
Vivian
Mercy Hospital
Kathleen
Geraldine
Bernice
Spaniards and Russians Arrested in Vichy
A Frankfurter Zeitung dispatch from Frankfurt reports that all Russians and Spanish Republicans living in Vichy have been arrested. The action, with no stated reason, includes former Republican government members who have resided there since the armistice and were supported by Mexican representatives.
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Switzerland
Frankfurter Zeitung
Frankfurt
Germany
Country Club Opens Season With Stag Party This Thursday
Huron Country Club plans to start its season with a stag party at 7 p.m. chaired by Jesse M. Olson. Secretary treasurer H. C. Whaley announced the event and noted the club had 140 members at the close of last season. Trinity Guild meets at 2 30 Thursday at the Parish House.
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Huron Country Club
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Jesse M. Olson
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Whaley
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Truman committee probes bomber crash causes at Boeing visit
Two members of the Senate Truman committee visiting Seattle for a conference on Boeing aircraft production said the trip is part of a nationwide probe into possible mechanical causes of military airplane crashes. Senators Mon C Walligrew and J M Kilgore declined to elaborate but hinted the committee's forthcoming report may reveal startling disclosures.
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Senate
Truman Committee
Boeing
Mon C. Walligrew
Washington
J. M. Kilgore
West Virginia
Post-Intelligencer
Moslems Openly Threaten Revolt at Indian Convention
At the Moslem League's 20th annual convention in New Delhi the party warned the British government that strife and bloodshed would follow any move to federate with Hindus. Abdul Hamid Khan and Khalio-Uz-Zaman declared readiness to stand firm and seek an independent Moslem state Paxistan, rejecting nonviolence.
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Khalio-Uz-Zaman
Paxistan
Rites Thursday For Glenn McDowell 62
Glenn McDowell of Huron aged 62 died after a brief illness in a local hospital. Born in Griswold Illinois on March 21 1881 he lived in Alpena before moving to Huron in 1929 Surviving are a son and three daughters eight grandchildren a brother and two sisters Funeral services are set for 2 30 PM Thursday at Welter Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery Alpena
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Rochester
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Letha Nowell
Brookings
Viola Phillips
Miller
Norma Lewis
Omaha
Leonard MacDewell
Harald
Alva Peterson
K Elmer Wilson
Harlingen
Welter Chapel
Rest Haven
Negro Knife Slayer Gets Death Sentence
Robert E. Lee Folkes, a 20 year old Black dining car cook, was sentenced to death for the trainboard killing. He was imprisoned in Oregon State Prison after being brought from Albany where Judge Lewelling ordered the mandatory death penalty and set May 28 for execution.
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Ore
Tudge L. G. Lewelling
Ras
Methodist Bishop Adna W. Leonard Visits U S Army Groups Overseas
Methodist Bishop Adna W. Leonard, representing 31 Protestant organizations, met today with U S Ambassador John G. Winant and Brendan Bracken in London during his overseas visit to U S service groups. The U S embassy planned a reception in his honor this afternoon.
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Adna W. Leonard
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Allies tighten grip in Africa campaign gains near Tunis
British and French forces reported advances from the Medjez el Bab area toward Tunis with 260 Axis soldiers captured. Montgomery's Eighth Army pushed toward the north while Italian and German troops offered stiff counterattacks along the Goubbellat front. Meanwhile Mrs. G R McArthur returned from a Milwaukee Beloit visit after attending Mother's Day events with daughter Joan.
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Nazis Admit Loss Of Lake Ilmen In Leningrad Sector
The Associated Press reports Soviet forces led by Marshal Semyon Timoshenko claim control of areas near Lake Ilmen south of Leningrad and close to Novgorod. Germany acknowledges losses and reports heavy air raids as the Caucasus battle continues.
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Labor stoppages loom as coal miners consider new talks
Labor watchers report walkouts rising in Pennsylvania and adjoining states while Illinois Indiana and Alabama miners threaten midnight Friday actions. The War Labor Board starts hearings led by Morris Llewellyn Cooke with David B Robertson and Walter White as reps. Appeals to patriotism urge workers to return to maintain war production.
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Son is Born Today to Jack Dwyers in Huron
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Frank Dwyer of Ford Ohio that their son was born at two oclock this morning weighing seven pounds ten ounces. The couple already has a son named Nei Chandler.
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