Market Swine Prices Dip Across Markets
Reports from Armour Stockyards Huron Watertown and Chicago show Thursday hog prices easing by 10 to 15 cents with light weight butchers at around 14.10 and most bid ranges slipping. Cattle and sheep values also show declines or softness in several markets, with USDA reports noting slower demand and mixed gains for some classes.
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Markets At A Glance From Huron Produce and Chicago Futures
Market snapshot shows Chicago futures for wheat corn oats and rye with May July and Sep positions, plus Huron produce bids for hens butter and eggs. Prices vary, with some futures near parity and others showing small gains or steady levels across commodities.
Wool Market Activity Amid Sock Bid Request in Boston
In Boston on April 29 the wool market showed some activity driven by bids on 27,060,000 pairs of socks with inquiries into fine wools. Purchases of fleece wools were quiet countrywide while deliveries of Montevideo wools occurred in good volume. Watertown reports mixed poultry and egg prices with heavy hens and Leghorn varieties, and butter prices listed as No. 1 and No. 2 streams.
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USDA
Montevideo
Sioux Falls Produce Prices Reported for April 29
Sioux Falls market data lists heavy hens over 4 pounds at 22, under 4 pounds at 19, Leghorn hens at 18, heavy cocks 13, Leghorn cocks 11, eggs No 1 at 33, No 2 at 28, butter 49 percent, cream No 1 at 49, No 2 at 47.
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Livestock Market Report from South St Paul and Sioux Falls
Cattle values mixed with steady feeder and dairy prices across South St Paul and Sioux Falls. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show varied bids with vealers steady and undertone flat. no clear livestock action for woolly lambs.
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Wheat Steady As Trade Indicates Light Activity
Wheat prices remained steady while activity was light. Dallas chain bakery purchases reported at 350,000 to 400,000 barrels, with demand for bread in the Southwest rising, possibly due to military camps. May at 144, July 143 1/2 cents, corn unchanged at ceilings, oats steady to 1/2 cent lower, rye steady to 1/2 cent higher. Minneapolis cash close shows varied receipts and prices across grades with overall unchanged trend.
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Stocks Rise as Markets Open Highs Near Yearly Peak
On YORK April 2 stock market gains appeared despite a cooling labor dispute. Leaders posted new highs for 1943 with transfers over 1,000,000 shares as motors rails and steels led a broad advance. Notable quotes included Studebaker Willys-Overland American Telephone Dow Chemical United Air Lines and Penn Coal among others.
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Former Huron Resident Joins WAACs at Ft Snelling
Mrs Orrie Aeton Thompson of Anoka Minnesota formerly Geneva Hanson of Huron has taken the WAAC oath at Fort SnellingMinn This Huron High School class of 1939 graduate wed in 1942 to Melvin Thompson of Anoka The couple's son of Wakonda is in overseas duty in the armed forces She plans to join the WAAC signal corps Also WEIR to attend Midwest Wool Meeting in Chicago.
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Goebbels Denies Invasion Possibility in Reich Article
The Berlin radio quoted Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels in Das Reich denying peace feelers from neutral nations and claiming Germany would never again have better chances for total victory. The AP record notes Goebbels says an invasion of the European continent is absolutely impossible.
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Associated Press
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U S Naval Unit Bombards Attu and Tarawa
United States forces report heavy bombing in the Pacific. Army bombers struck Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands while U S naval units bombarded Attu Island in the North Pacific. April operations included Kahili Vila and Kiska attacks with limited reported results.
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Labor Crisis Deepens as UMW Refuses WLB Mediation
The War Labor Board sent the Appalachian contract dispute to the President after UMW refused WLB mediation. Frances Perkins urged immediate stoppage cessation while Col Roane Waring condemned the strike as harming wartime efforts. Roosevelt faced two hard choices as miners threaten new wage demands and possible troop use if talks fail.
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District War Bond Sales Climb As Drive Nears End
In the Ninth Federal Reserve District sales reach 201.48 million dollars or 115 percent of quota, Minnesota 136.29 million or 121 percent. More counties exceed goals while others lag. nationwide, Bell states oversubscription of 2.5 billion is assured for the second war loan as the drive nears Friday midnight.
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Kiwanis Invites Civic Clubs To Duck Hunt Film
Kiwanis Haroe Club invites civic clubs and sportsmen to a 45 minute color film On the Trail of Ducks Unlimited to be shown next Saturday at Marvin Hughitt Lunch at noon and film at 12 30 p m Chet Matteson state president of Ducks Unlimited will accompany the film At Thursday’s meeting the club saw Hubber Goes to War a film about war uses of rubber.
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Ducks Unlimited
Aturadey
Marvin Hughitt
Chet’ Matteson
Hubber
Truckers Strike Ties Up Wilsons Freight Service
SIOUX FALLS April 29. A strike of drivers and freight handlers in the midwest prompted William Wilson president of the Wilson Forwarding Co to warn the firm may have to lock its doors if the union does not call off the action soon. Kenneth E McCreery Local No 749 General Drivers Union reported tieups in Minneapolis Sioux City South Dakota Rapid City and at the company HQ. McCreery said the strike stems from a labor dispute in the Aberdeen South Dakota area and he knew little about its nature.
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William Wilson
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Sioux City
Rapid City
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McCreery
Aberdeen
Second anti trust suit against Petrillo dropped at federal court
At government request the second anti trust suit against James Petrillo and his American Federation of Musicians was dismissed in federal court. The suit claimed Petrillo's ban on making musical recordings for public use would harm about 550 independent radio stations. Attorney Daniel D. Britt said the dismissal keeps open the option to file a third suit.
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OPA Limits Hold Orders For Shoes
The OPA announced lay away shoe orders extending beyond June 15 are not valid unless ration coupons are turned over to merchants before that date. It cited cases of people buying years of shoes on lay away to call them in with enough ration stamps. The shoe coupon book 1 stamp expires June 15 and a new stamp will be valid for about four months.
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OPA
CAP Transferred To War Department CAP Transfer in Effect
President Roosevelt signed an executive order transferring the Civil Air Patrol from the Office of Civilian Defense to the War Department. About 60,000 civilian-owned planes in the service will come under War Department control, with OCD director James M. Landis overseeing the change. The transfer takes effect immediately.
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County Teachers To Elect Officers Saturday
Beadle County Educational Association will elect officers at its last meeting of the school year at 2 p m Saturday in the YWCA cottage. The BCEA is a branch of the state organization and includes all country school teachers.
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Roosevelt outlines service plan with emphasis on training benefits
President Roosevelt argues for extended service training for youth, stressing physical and mental gains for war workers and soldiers. He prefers a nonmandatory term of service, envisioning a year of government service that may blend military and civilian roles after victory. Ruth Giard heads to Red Cross training in St. Louis. New baby born to Everett and Mrs. Holst in Huрон hospital. Vacationers Vivian Decker and Doris Elliott visit home of the Decker family.
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Fuel Oil Rations May Be Increased
Washington April 29. Price Administrator Prentiss Brown says fuel oil rationing will continue in 33 restricted states with potential small increases for single home use. Renewal forms will be mailed within two months and coupons to refill tanks by mid summer. No extension to other states planned.
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Allied push nears Tunis as Axis defenses bend
Allied forces press toward Tunis amid fighting across the central front. Warplanes hit ships in the Gulf of Tunis and the Sicilian Straits, destroying several vessels likely ferrying Axis troops and supplies. American troops advance toward Mateur while French forces push toward Pont Du Fahs and the Djebel Zaghouan region. Bomber raids hit Naples and Messina as Axis losses mount.
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Morgenthau Hears Japs Kill Chinese Who Aided Fliers
San Francisco reports Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek relay to Morgenthau describing Japanese slaughter of Chinese and American fliers aiding them after bombing Tokyo. He cites a cable urging harsh war measures as America braces for a brutal crossfire.
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Surgical Dressing Classes Recess In Beadle County
A. B. Sanborn chair of the Beadle County Red Cross surgical dressings unit says classes will recess from Monday May 3 until further notice due to delays in new materials. Mrs. Sanborn urged workers to return when classes resume.
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Stilwell and Chennault In Washington for Meetings
In Washington Lt Gen Joseph Stilwell and Maj Gen Claire Chennault are in the capital for military conferences. Their arrival was announced by the War Department. River levels show the James at Haron 13.3 feet, with a slight drop since Wednesday. Local notices list admissions and dismissals at area hospitals, plus various classified ads and announcements from Huron.
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