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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1943
Page
2
Harron June 1 report shows hogs 5 to 10 cents lower with top on heavy weights at 13.85 while cattle and sheep are steady to weak. Beef steers and yearlings mostly 14.50 to 15.75. cows and cutters mixed between 10.50 and 13.25. Hogs 10,060 head, demand narrow, top 14.10 for 260 to 800 lb. sows largely 13.75 to 15.00.
Early hog trade closed mixed with prices 1 to 15 cents higher then erasing gains, activity slow. Cattle and calves steady to firm with strong western fed steers around 17.50 and fat cows weak to steady. Sheep and lambs slow with scattered trades and sharply lower undertone. Sioux Falls results show hogs steady to 14.00, cattle steady to firm, and light sheep activity.
St Paul market figures show 3,900 cattle with fed steers and yearlings predominant, varying prices up to 16.75 for top lots, dairy and slaughter cows steady, vealers 13.50 to 15.50, hog bids opened about 14.15 for 170 to 330 lb, sheep at 15.00 for good lambs. Sioux City sale data note 6,590 cattle and 100 calves salable, early sales firm for good steers and yearlings, overall market mixed as stockers and feeders stay firm.
Daily price range for Huron produce reported to the Evening Huronite by telephone between 10 and noon. Heavy hens over 1.80 per unit, light and Leghorn hens, heavy breed roosters, butterfat grades No 1 and No 2, eggs priced.
New York on Tuesday reports butter receipts 1 635 259 with O P A maximums for bulk butter in cartons. creamery butter at premium AA 47 percent score, A 46, B 46 14, C 46. Dressed poultry and live poultry show varied percentages for boxes fowls chickens and turkeys, with fresh and frozen categories and weight-based price ranges. Current receipts list mixed colors and storage firsts with several price notes and no live quotations for some items.
Chicago market notes show poultry and butter trading figures for Tuesday June 1. Live poultry totals include hens 24 and fryers 274 with other birds listed. butter receipts reach 1,124,670 with varied creamery price quotes and grade classifications.
New Orleans buying aided by profit taking. Chicago Wheat fell about 1 cent, rye down, corn steady. Hogs rose 10 to 15 cents, closing steady with top at 14.55. Cattle steady. active demand for 4 choice fed steers around 17.50.
Rye led grain trading on June 1 with July futures rising to new highs before profit taking pulled values back. Wheat and oats drifted lower with a near standstill in late trading as Minneapolis cash quotes showed mixed gains and losses across grain types.
New York June 1 buyers again leaned toward peace stocks as the market resumed after a recess. War news and demand favored selective buying with motors and tobaccos leading early strengths while declines appeared later. Transfers totaled about 1 200 000 shares.
June 1 price listings show heavy hens over 5 lbs at 22, 4 to 5 lbs at 20, under 4 lbs at 18, Leghorn hens 18, heavy breed roosters 14, Leghorn roosters 12, ducks 10, geese 10 in Watertown. Sioux Falls lists heavy hens 21, under 4 lbs 19, Leghorn hens 18, heavy cocks 14, Leghorn roosters 12, and eggs and butterfat prices with No 1 cream at 44 and No 2 at 42 for No 3 33 and 33.
The Associated Press lists closing quotations for a wide array of companies across industries. Major movers include AlleghCor, BoeingAir, ChryslerCor, GenMills, USSteel, and many others, with varied percentage changes and notable activity in aviation, automotive, and manufacturing sectors.
Massacre Bay Attu Island dispatch recounts Lt. Charles Paulson of Clear Lake Iowa leading 40 men into Saranga Bay facing heavy Japanese fire. Paulson reports loss of 12 men in fog, constant combat, and two wounded. relief arrived as the fog hampered ascent. Captain Mark E Barber of Alpena, Michigan, relieved from siege duties after five days, received cigars via an overland relief route through rugged terrain.
South Dakota Supreme Court cuts alimony for Gladys A Lines to 80 dollars monthly after back injury case involving Loyal T Nilsson. Court affirms dismissal of extra compensation suit and upholds prior settlement with former employers Harry J Krueger. Previous reversals of industrial commission awards noted.
The Senate rejected an amendment to a House approved reciprocal trade bill that would have let Congress end trade pacts six months after the war ends. The defeat clears the path for Senator O Mahoney’s plan to delay agreements until Congress approves.
Hot Springs Virginia June 1 The meeting of section chairmen from all committees at the United Nations food conference endorsed a permanent world agricultural authority to secure a steady food supply. Rationing was suggested as a possible key to the problem and leaders urged long term coordinated production to meet global nutrition needs.
Four junior high students received AWSPaS citizenship awards for the year announced by G. G. Bell. Eighth grade honorees were Janet Swab and Larry Cornell. ninth grade recipients were Darlene Jeffers and Verne Sorheim. The awards go to two boys and two girls chosen from a faculty selected group.
In White Plains New York on June 1 the trial of the Jack Dempsey Hannah Williams divorce was postponed after her attorney said Mrs. Dempsey suffered a complete nervous collapse. The referee adjourned until 1 p.m. for a physician to testify. lawyer Denoven predicted the hearing would be delayed a week or more.
Beadle County rural schools will hold eighth grade graduation exercises tomorrow at 2 PM in the Huron Senior High School auditorium. Margaret Long, superintendent of Beadle County schools, will preside. A C Lang will deliver the commencement address. Rev Earl Longshaw will offer invocation and benediction. Music and students’ awards will be presented by Margaret Long.
Mr and Mrs John Reintsma and daughter Bernice of Wolsey were taken to a Huron hospital for cuts and bruises after a Sunday morning crash on U S Highway 14 near the old Swan Oi Station. The Reintsma car rolled into a ditch after colliding with Ben Seiab le's car about six feet from the site. Mr Reintsma had a severe cut above the eye and was detained several hours. Mr and Mrs Schnable of Wolsey, in the other car, suffered minor injuries.
The treasury announced a new war bonds campaign to start June 15 with the slogan Figure It Out for Yourself. Payroll deduction quotas will be set for 180,000 firms. each quota will be at least 10 percent of gross payroll. Families will estimate their bond purchases using the slogan.
Berlin radio reported in Rome that Gen Ezio Rosi was relieved as chief of staff and made commander of an army group. Gen Mario Roatta was named chief of staff again, while Gen Alfredo Cuggieri became commander of another army group.
The nation marks 241 holiday fatalities this Memorial Day weekend down from 304 last year and well below the 400 peacetime average. State tallies show 105 traffic deaths 59 drownings and 76 from other causes. Gasoline limits a driving ban and wartime shifts are credited with fewer violent deaths. Postpone Meeting American Lutheran Ladies Aid will not meet until Thursday June 16.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Central Labor body postpones its meeting to June 9 and holds a benefit card party on June 2 to raise funds for cigarettes for the boys overseas. Hospital notes list numerous admissions and discharges with names and hometowns across Huron Wolsey Esmond and neighboring towns.
Washington June 1 The Republican National Committee announces a 49 member postwar advisory council to draft a realistic peacetime program for American progress. The group includes 24 governors five senators 12 representatives and eight party officials and will meet early to begin building planks for the 1944 presidential campaign.
L Bruemmer son of Mr and Mrs E H Bruemmer has been named passenger rate examiner in the War Department in Washington D C He and his wife will move there tomorrow after his two years at St Thomas College and service as a railroad and post office clerk Their children Anona and Wanda work at the Boeing Aircraft plant in Seattle Mrs Delano Roosevelt aunt of the president dies in Newburgh N Y Mt Calvary Ladies Aid to meet Canning demonstration Wednesday at McKinley School at 2 o clock Forfeit bonds Carl Bailey and Elmer Baum fail to appear in court speeding charges Carnation Club meeting at Mrs Haiheens home Wednesday afternoon at 2
Henry Ford elected president of Ford Motor Company succeeding Edsel Ford who died. New officers include E Sorensen vice president and Craig vice president with other posts. board names Henry Ford I Henry Ford II Benson Ford Bricker and Rausch among directors.
Mrs Ernest Delvaux died at home of her son in Yale after a long illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 10:30 in the Cavour United Church with burial at Catholic Cemetery. Surviving are two daughters Margaret Skorheim and Mrs Christi ple, four sons Wayland Jules Averge Herold, a sister and 11 grandchildren.
A large crowd gathered at St. Martin's Church to honor Rev. Father R. J. Gorman as he departs Huron for a pastoral post with missions at Harrold and Blunt. The program featured choir songs, solos by Mrs. Clarave Schumacher, talks by parish members, and gifts including two purses from the parish. Several priests spoke of Father Gorman’s four years in Haxon and his Newark, New Jersey roots.
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