Market News Mixed Livestock Prices Across Regions
Reported steady hogs and cattle with varying activity in Sioux Falls Chicago Sioux City and St Paul markets. Hogs steady to firm, cattle generally steady to higher, sheep mixed with good lamb prices around $15 to $16 in places. Volume noted with many thousands of head traded and regional price fluctuations.
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Sioux Falls
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Montana
Southwest
Sioux City
ST. Paul
St, Paul
Castle
Aviv
Produce Markets Report From Huron Mitchell and Watertown
Daily price ranges for poultry eggs and butterfat reported to the Evening Huronite show heavy breed and leghorn hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, geese, and eggs with prices in Huron Mitchell Watertown and Chicago markets. Notable figures include hens over 4 pounds at 21 and No. 1 eggs at 32 in Mitchell and Watertown, with butterfat around 52 to 49 in various listings.
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Huron
Ithlennery
Watertown
Waterton
Stags
Sioux Falls Poultry Prices Reported For Feb 29
Sioux Falls price list shows heavy hens four pounds and up at 21, under four pounds at 19, leghorn hens at 19, heavy bread stags at 18, leghorn stags at 17, heavy cocks at 15, leghorn cocks at 14. No 1 young hen turkeys 33, No 1 young tom turkeys 31. Delivery prices to Sioux Falls listed with No 1 at 2 and No 2 at 27 for poultry.
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Sioux City
Ta Choi
Barry Gaewee
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Minneapolis Cash Close Tuesday
Minneapolis cash close shows trading basis unchanged with various grain prices listed. Figures include No 1 red durum around $1.50 and No 3 yellow corn about $0.93, with oats and rye values noted among the season's market figures.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and grain prices in Huron and Chicago markets
Grain prices show dark northern wheat at about 1.43 to 1.45, No. 2 dark northern around 1.43, rye near 1.03, barley near 1.00 to 1.15, and oats around 0.79 to 0.80. Chicago futures list May July and Sept quotes for wheat oats rye and barley with minor fluctuations.
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Huron
Chicago
Fear Ranchers Face Isolation and Spare Provisions
Weather leaders report five weeks of isolation for ranchers and farmers in the northwestern prairie as heavy snow and winds cut roads and commerce. In Meade and Haakon counties, stock and food supplies dwindle while few routes to Milesville Grindstone and Hillard passable at times. Local commissioners warn of mounting hardship across Harding County as markets edge closer to closure.
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Rapld Gryx
Meade County
George Alt
Faith
Maate
Edny
Powell
Haakon County
Magnuson
Philip
Harding County
Milesville
Grindstone
Hillard
Gas Coupon Plan Aims to Curb Black Market Trade
OPA announces issuance of serial numbered gasoline ration coupons to eligible B C E and R book holders starting tomorrow. Coupons resemble theater tickets and will be issued in folders to facilitate instant verification and prevent illegal diversion of gasoline tickets.
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OPA
Cleaning Plant Fire Put Out Quickly
Fire at Wallet Cleaners plant started from gasoline soaked material in a rear room. Steam from equipment and a quick hose crew confined the blaze. fire department extinguished it within minutes of arrival.
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Wallet Cleaners
Closing Quo1 AfleghCorp and Major Industrials Decline
A compiled list shows varied stock percentages for numerous companies led by AfleghCorp AmAirlines and United Air, with yields ranging from single digits to above 60 percent. Major manufacturers including GenMotors and BoeingAir appear among fluctuating figures amid broader market shifts.
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AfleghCorp
AiChDye
AllisChalMfg
AmAirlines
AmiInternat
AmTel&Tel
mWoolpt
Anaconda
Sein Swa
viaCorp
BendixAgia
BethSteel
BoeingAir
BrignsMfg
BuddMfg
Euller Bros
Calumet&Heez Jicaseco
Celotex
CerroDePas
Chrysler
Colgatpalmp
Com South
ComWth&Ed
ConsCopper
CurtissWrt
Curtisswra
Deere& Lo
Deere&kCo
DouglasAir
DupDeNem
GenElec
GtWestSug
Greyhound
Homestake
IndustRayon
Southwest basketball action leaves defense and offense in play
Southwest Conference basketball shows lively action with high scoring and long margins. Coach Jimmie Stewart of Southern Methodist notes youth as the reason for the team’s defensive inexperience and the high pace of the play. A ten pairs of aces wear out in a year among recruits.
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Dallas
Jimmie Stewart
Southtern Methodist
United States Army
Meat point values fall as March ration boosts supply
The Office of Price Administration reports larger civilian meat supplies for March, reducing pork and beef point values while veal lamb and mutton stay the same. Butter lard and dairy values hold, and overall pork leads the March allotment.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
Chester Bowles
Bowles
OPA
Quintuplet birth false alarm traced to rumor
A North Georgia report of quintuplets was found erroneous. J. G. Gray of Trenton confirmed only one child was born at a farm on Lonely Mountain, after local residents heard the rumor.
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Trenton
North Georgia
J. G. Gray
Lonely Sand Mountain
Hospital Admissions List With Multiple Patients
Admission notes list Mrs Ed Weaver Hur on medical Frank Hannigan Carpenter medical Mrs Alex Jeffrey Huron medical John Ernester Huron medical Glenry Marx Manchester medical Mrs Henry Schroeder Hitchcock minor surgical Rob ert Hii Huron surgical John F Richard Carpenter medical Henry Hoffman Huron surgical Mrs George Kuhns Huron medical Dismissed Mrs Frank Trowbridge Iroquois Mia Eugene Mc Kichan and baby son Huron Speed recovery with Walker's flowers.
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Ed Weaver
Huron
Frank Hannigan
Carpenter
Alex Jeffrey
John Ernester
Glenry Marx
Manchester
Henry Schroeder
Hitchcock
Robert Hii
John F. Richard
Henry Hoffman
George Kuhns
Frank Trowbridge
Iroquois
Eugene McKichan
Baby Son
Walker
Mundt Accused Of Bias In Jap Case
Rep. Eberharter says two Dies committee members acted with bias when urging removal of War Relocation Authority officials over alleged mismanagement of interned Japanese Americans. He disputes the majority report that blamed riot at the Tule Lake camp on lax discipline and appeasement policies.
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Washington
Eberharter
D-Pa
Dies Committee
War Relocation Authority
Twe Lake
Calif
Costela
D-Calif
Mundt
Dillon S. Myer
WRA
Ray R. Best
Tulu Lake
Costello
Huron Price Panel Urges Report of Ceiling Violations
Mrs. Belva Bennett, Beadle County OPA price panel chair, says meetings at the courthouse Fridays at 2 p.m. review ceiling rules and take complaints. Buyers who paid above ceilings should bring receipts to meetings, with pledges to avoid overcharges.
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Huron Price Panel
Belva Bennett
Beadle County
OPA
Tne
Panel Board
Rationing Board
Iceland Troops Aligned With Eisenhower Invasion Plans
United States troops who served as part of the Iceland garrison have arrived in Britain and are now in training under General Dwight D. Eisenhower for invasion operations. The contingent had been stationed in Iceland for many months and moved to Britain several months ago.
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London
Ken
United States
Iceland
Britain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mental tests cited in Heinzman murder case
Heinzman was condemned to death for first degree murder but questions arose about his legal representation and mental competency. Doctors assessing his mental age at 10 to 12 years questioned the properness of the plea and trial. The case notes prior death sentences and appeals in South Dakota capital punishment history.
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Heinzman
F. W. Haas
Yankton
State Hospital
Marie Burmeister
School For
Redfield
H.R. Hummer
Sioux Falls
Hummer
Lemmon
C. J. Delbridge
Vail
Gladstone
E. D. Barron
Jackson
Heinzm
South Dakota
Clifford Haas
Grant County
Frank Sewell
Paul Raynor Leaves for Bremerton Defense Plant
Paul Raynor, 16, son of Mrs Effie Raynor, departs for Bremerton Washington for work in a defense plant. The note adds that absolute zero is about minus 460 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Bremerton
Paul Raynor
Effie Raynor
Bremerton, Wash
Paul
Japs Glare at U S War News From Tokyo Radio
A Tokyo radio quip reports Japan facing the Mariana Islands attack with the line What shall we do now Now is the time that the 100000000 people should stand up with resolute determination glaring at the enemy The broadcast captures wartime bravado and defiant tone amid Allied advances.
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Associated Press
Tokyo Radio
Mariana Islands
Japan
Pierre Chosen For Legion Convention
The American Legion department executive committee selected Pierre as the site of the 1944 state convention. Dates are June 18 to 20. Housing shortages and a hotel fire led to a mail ballot withdrawal of an earlier invitation, undoing a prior award to Huron.
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Walladown
Ben. Zy
American Legion
Pierre
Huron
Jeave
Congressmen Don't Know Where To Go
Congress members face a clash of invitations on the same night with two events pulling them in different directions. Jack & Heintz of Cleveland hosts a dinner to promote renegotiation aims preventing postwar reserve fund buildup. The War Production Board invites lawmakers to view a cooperative exhibit at the Commerce Building featuring more than 60 firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Congress
Jack & Heintz
Cleveland
Congress
War Production Board
Commerce Building
Senators call recess in memory of McNary
The Senate votes a three day recess to honor Charles L. McNary Oregon Republican leader who died Friday in Florida. A seven minute session adopted a resolution designating 18 senators to attend the funeral in Salem Oregon and recessed until Friday.
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Washington
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Florida
Salem
Ore
Dakotan’s Brother Fatally Bludgeoned In Hastings Robbery
Omer Noyes, 79, attendant at Parsons Oil Co station, was killed in a robbery that netted $38.75. Police say two men reported seeing suspects leave the station around midnight. Noyes is survived by two brothers, including John of White Lake, South Dakota.
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Hastings
Neb
Omer Noyes
Parsons Oil Company
C. W. Cawiezel
Cawinzel
Noyes
John
White Lake
S. D
Keck Arrives Safely Overseas With USO Unit
Mr and Mrs W E Kecke received a cablegram over the weekend confirming their son Sam Keck has arrived safely overseas He is attached to a USO unit to entertain in the European theater of war His address reads USO Unit No 183 div 9499 co postmaster New York City
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Sam Keck
W. Kecke
USO
New Yorkity
Mrs Crowlie Visits in Huron This Week
Mrs Crowlie and her husband arrive in Huron to stay through Saturday. The speaker, known as Mrs Crowne of the OPA, has been conducting Chicago area meetings and will address Nebraska gatherings before returning to Washington D C.
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Phil ‘Crowne
OPA
Huron
Wesit
John
Crowlie
Chicago
Nebraska
Washington, D.C
Ruhr Industries Operating Full Blast Says Swedish Officer
A Swedish cavalry captain reported Nazi Ruhr factories were working at full capacity despite heavy Allied bombing. Capt. Jan Wilhelm Kuylenstierna said plants were rebuilt and operating within two to three months, despite damage.
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Sluduckhulm
Germany
Poland
Ruhr
Jan Wilhelm Kuylenstierna
WAC Vindicated In Eating Affair With Enlisted
The defense for Jonia Wight 24 of Philadelphia argued she was vindicated after inquiry charges by a special army ward were dropped. Attorney James J Washington noted insubordination allegations stemmed from a female orderly maid service dispute and a shared watermelon with enlisted personnel. Wight was transferred away from Washington following the incident.
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J ‘Onia Wight
Philadelphia
Special Army Rec
James J
Washington
Old Simply
Wight
Huronian’s Picture In Sat Eve Post
A fragment notes Huronian’s photograph appears in the Saturday Evening Post issue number 34. It mentions Miss Mary Laughlin, a Baptist, and Miss Laughlin from South Dakota with ties to Rangoon, and references a photographer Ivan Dyai with a New York city connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Deur
Mose
Mary L Fluron
China
Ivan Dyai Mvepost
Miss Laughlin
Asem
Memrbers
Mary Laughlin
South Dakota
Rangoon
Russians Get Full Story Of U S Help
Moscow reports that the Soviet press and radio detailed American aid to the USSR since October 1941. The article cites Leo T. Crowley and claims the United States has shipped more than four hundred jars of jeepeland aid, describing it as a vast and ongoing wave of support from the American ally.
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Moscow
Feb
Thesian People
Leo T. Crowley
United
Soviet Union
Voorhees Renominated By Bar Association
Chicago February 29 press dispatch reports Simons of Houston nominated for the American Bar Association delegates at the year meeting. The nomination duties suggest a renomination at the ABA annual meeting in September. Simmons succeeds Joseph W. Henderson of Philadelphia as a nominee. Other nominations include Viars H Voorhees of Sioux Falls, renominated for secretary.
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Voorhees
Bar Association
Chicago
A_ Simons
Houston
American Bar Asso
ABA
Simmons
Joseph W. Henderson
Philadelphia
Viars H. Voorhees
Sioux
Sedsurey
Death notice for Eric Wilson of Blunt
Fr Wilson formerly of Blunt reports the death of Eric Wilson a longtime Blunt resident and father of a son employed at a defense plant in Minneapolis. He died of a heart attack in St Paul. Funeral services were held in Alcester.
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Fr. Wilson
Blunt
Highway funds listed with state allocations and hearings set
The bill outlines highway funding by state including South Dakota 12.54 million Minnesota 25.23 million Nebraska 3 North Dakota 12.36 million Dakota 12.94 million Wyoming 9.8 thousand and Wisconsin 680 thousand. Hearings continue March 17 with testimony from federal and state authorities followed by unrelated employment ads and notices.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dako
Dakota
Wise
Wyoming
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Armours
Armour & Company
New York
U. S
RadioCorp
RepMotor
Reytebr
SearsRoe
StanBrand
StanOinwy
Stew Warn
United Air 283
Ussteel
Ussteelpt
WestUinion
Vesth& Mig
Woolworth
Youngsh&t
APO
Legion Convention
McNary
Mrs. Crowlie
Ruhr Industries
South Dakotan
Chester BL Walker
Sansare
Ancker Hospital
MT. Calvary Aid
Mt Calvary Lutheran Ladies Aid
Socie
Fred Passenheim
Albert Sanborn
Union College
Schenectady
WAC
U.S
Red Owl Lion Huron
Smith’s Jewelry
Hiverside
N. E
General Motor Fatment Co., Inc
Kansas N. E
Humphrey‘s
Wey
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