Hog Market Hikes and Mixed Livestock Quotes Hard Hit
Market notes from Huron and Watertown report hogs five to ten cents higher on Wednesday while cattle and lambs show weakness. Watertown lists hogs up 10 to 15 cents, cattle steady to down, with sheep and yearlings steady. Sioux Falls shows stable sheep and fat lamb prices amid mixed quotes across stockyards. Permits suspended for marketing hogs at Armour & Co. plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Company
Huron
Mar
Watertown
Produce Markets Huron Market Report
Daily price range for Huron produce markets reported to the Evening Huronite between 10:00 a.m. and noon. Includes heavy breed stags leghorn stags heavy bens, light and leghorn bens, heavy breed roosters, butterfat numbers 1 and 17, hennery etus, extra eggs, medium eggs, and No 11 eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Hennery Etus
Tiedium
Watertown
Mar
Livestock Market Mixed Gains Across Regions
Chicago bids up cattle and hog prices with steers and yearlings strengthening up to 25 cents. Lambs scarce early with limited sales. Sioux City and St Paul reports show cows, calves, and feeders trading steadier to higher amid moderate demand. Beef and pork demand remains uneven as bulk weights and heavy cows adjust to trade requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sheen
Sioux City
Weaaj
ST. Paul
Mar
Sioux Falls Hogs and Cattle Prices Slide Amid Mixed Markets
Regional livestock and market reports from Sioux Falls and surrounding hubs show hog prices down to 5 to 1 lower, with 3,500 head traded and cattle bids slow and weak. Concurrent New York and Chicago price lists reflect firm butter and eggs, steady poultry, and mixed grain futures as markets stabilize amid regional trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
New York
Benetat
White
Chicago
Gas B Rations To Compensate A Cut In Certain Cases
The Office of Price Administration outlines who may receive B ration compensation after the March 22 one third cut in A card rations. Motorists using up to 60 miles a month or one gallon a week for work can apply to local ration boards for restoration of that amount in B coupons. Supplementary ration available for carpool members or if driving cannot be avoided. for those already holding B coupons, the extra ration cannot exceed 78 miles a month. Current tier is 460 miles monthly with 160 miles from A ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Midwest
Brunswick Hit In Heavy Attacks
London dispatch reports U S heavy bombers attacked Brunswick, a key German industrial city, with medium sized forces. Twenty six enemy interceptors were downed by Lightning and Thunderbolt fighters. three US bombers and dive fighters are missing. Brunswick has been targeted previously on January 11, 30 and February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Brunswick
United States
Hannover
Honors divide in region debate at South Dakota tournament
In early rounds of Division Six regional debate in South Dakota, Tyndall defeated Mitchell in the affirmative while Huron won affirmatives over Tyndall and Wessington Springs. Minette Friedman of Huron took first in original oratory with Jack Lehr of Tyndall second and Patsy Burton of Platte third. Phyllis Gross of Huron won American Legion oratory with Marcene Bechen of Platte second. Paul Carlson of Mitchell led extemporaneous debate, Beverly Brooks of Clark was second, Audrey Mower of Huron third. Remaining debates include Huron, Mitchell, Tyndall and Wessington Springs later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carlson
Mitchell
Beverly Brooks
Clark
Audrey Mower
Huron
Tyndall
Wessington Springs
Grain market figures show mixed prices for wheat and barley
The report lists durum, Corn, oats, barley, rye, and flax prices with percentages and bids. Wheat prices for No 1 to No 3 dark northern are shown at about 1.45, 1.44, and 1.43 dollars respectively. Trading basis remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Whea
HUHON
Stock tickers and percentages from historic market listing
A compact list presents numerous company tickers with associated percentage figures such as AlleghCorp 2 percent and AmTeléTel 157 percent. The snippet resembles a market board or closing quotations with varied company names including BoeingAir 15 percent and USSteel 54 percent, interspersed with odd punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlleghCorp
IntTel&Tel
AlChDye
JohnsMann
AdisChalMig
LockhdAir
AmInternat
LoewsInc
AmTeléTel
MackTruck
AmWoolpt
MarshField
Anaconda
Martgico
Armill
MiamiCop
Armillprot
MontWard
AviaCorp
NatDairyPro
BendixAvia
NYC
ComSub
PhillipsPet
JomWth&Ed
Pillsbury
ConsCopper
RadioCorp
Deere
Quintuplets Born In Buenos Aires Reported By Parent
Buenos Aires reports say a rancher Franca Diligenti and his Italian wife Valieta welcomed three girls and two boys last July 1 at home in a Buenos Aires suburb. The quints weigh 20 to 25 pounds each and were kept secret to avoid public excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Mar
Dionne
Franca Diligenti
Fernanda
Maria Esther
Maria
Cristina
Carlos Alberto
Franco
Valieta
Leila Shaw
Buenos Aires Herald
Critica
Birt
Diligentis
Canada
Senora Diligenti
Theie
Armando
Ana Maria
Mayra
Prisoner Praises Red Cross From German Camp Card
Easton Pa March 15 Corporal Charles C Libby wrote a brief first postcard home from a German prison camp in the Mediterranean area He praised the Red Cross as a wonder and thanked his parents for support The brief message was released with others noting the relief the aid organization provides to prisoners of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Charles C. Libby
Army Plows Rushed To Snowbound Western State Areas
Army equipment including rotaries push-plows bulldozers and multi wheel drive trucks has been ordered into the storm stricken area of northwestern South Dakota to open roads and deliver livestock feed. Major H H Eustrom of Rapid City is in charge of the rescue work as regions suffer deep snow and depleted feed supplies. One main highway through the snowbound northwest had been opened but U S 212 and State Highways 3 and 24 remained closed as efforts continue to end isolation for towns and ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fouf
Che
South Dakota
H. H. Eustrom
Rapid City
Corps of Engineers
Vouvy
Pierre
Mar
Highway Department
Frank Mitchell
Belle Fourche
Buffalo
White Succeeds McNary In GOP Leadership
Republican senators unanimously ratified their current officers and formed a steering committee led by Senator Taft. Senator White of Maine was retained as acting leader after the death of Charles McNary, with Senator Vandenberg named acting conference chairman, Wherry as whip, and Burton as conference secretary, all for the remainder of the session ending next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Senate
Taft
Ohio
White
Maine
Charles McNary
Oregon
Vandenberg
Michian
Wherry
Nebraska
Burton
Congress
Allied Air Offensive Hits Cassino and Rome Rail Yards
Mediterranean Allied air forces launched a major operation against Cassino with Mitchell bombers Flying Fortresses and Liberators, then B-26 Marauders. Simultaneously, Allied beachhead forces near Carroceto advanced despite soggy ground, while German rail yards in Rome at Prenestina suffered heavy damage. Warrant Officer Eugene Pugsley returns home on leave after 17 months overseas with three service stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Ira C. Eaker
Mediterranean
Cassino
Anzio
Luftwaffe
Carreceto
Rome
Kings
Carrosceto
Air Force
Prenestina
Eternal City
Naples
Eugene Pugsley
USNR
East
Earle B. Pugsley
Pugsley
Mrs Hyde Former Huronian Buried in Water Town
Funeral services were held at Shaw Messer mortuary in Watertown for Mrs F. Hyde who died Friday night after a five month illness. She will be buried in Williston North Carolina Tuesday afternoon. She and her daughter Mrs Lester Wallenfelt lived in Watertown and were former Huron residents. She was born October 29 1866 in Monroe Wisconsin and married Franke Grant Hyde September 10 1896 in Allison Iowa. Survived by daughter, son Neil C Hyde of Hibbing Minnesota four grandchildren four sisters and three brothers. Alfred and Ray James preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw-Messer
Watertown
F. &. Hyde
Williston
N. C
Hyde
Lester Wallenfelt
Huron
Joel and
Catherine McCsutiff Kelley
Monroe
Wis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Franke Grant Hyde
Allison
Methodist Church
Wailenfell
Neil C. Hyde
Eibbing
Mid-Week Lenten Service At Mt Calvary Lutheran
The fourth mid-week Lenten service will be held at Mt Calvary Ev Lutheran Church this evening at 8 o clock. The pastor will speak on the theme Jesus Before Herod and the general public is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Calvary
Ev. Lutheran Church
Jesus
Herod
Service Tonight At Lutheran Church
The Lutheran Church hosts a service tonight featuring a ladies chorus performing Lamb of God and Evening Song. The pastor will deliver a sermon titled Saved-But Not a Moment to Spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutheran Church
Gurney Named On Oil Resources Committee
Senator Gurney of South Dakota was named to the 11 member Senate special committee to investigate petroleum resources and chart a postwar oil policy. Vice President Wallace also appointed Senator LaFollette to the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gurney
R-Sd
Public Lands Committee
Senate
Wallace
LaFollette
Mrs. Lois J Halvorsen Acts as Secretary in Starring Absence
Mrs Lois J Halvorsen will serve as acting secretary of the South Dakota Bankers Association while Mrs George M Starring is away Mrs Starring left Monday for Seattle to join her husband stationed at Fort Lawton in Seattle Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Starring
Seattle
Lois J. Halvorsen
South Dakota Bankers Association
George M. Starring
Seaton
Ft. Lawton
Nurses Aides To Be Recruited For Paid Hospital Jobs
Dallas reports that Red Cross nurse aides from 18 states will be released from unpaid service to join the War Department on full time civil service status. Col. W Lee Hart notes a $1320 yearly pay and a continuing shortage of trained medical personnel as more wounded soldiers return. States include Iowa Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Mar
Army
Southwest
Army Service Forces
Eighth Service Command
W. Lee Hart
Service Command
Red Cross
War Department
Col. Hart
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Bowles Defends OPA On Prices
Washington, Mar 15 Chester Bowles Price Administrator told Congress there has been no rise in living costs for 11 months and that extending price controls without changes will curb wartime inflation. He said OPA's price setting, though imperfect, has proven its worth and kept the cost of living rise lower than in World War I. He testified before the Senate banking committee. Bowles noted a record of 23 months of fixed prices with living costs up 26 percent since August 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chester Bowles
Congress
Bowles
OPA J
Senate
OPA
Labor Board Rejects AFL Wage Ceiling
The War Labor Board refused to approve the AFL petition asking to modify the Lite Steel wage stabilization formula. It also rejected a public hearing on the petition and a general hearing to inform Congress on wage stabilization. The AFL and CIO backed the motions, but industry and public members opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
War Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
AFL
Roosevelt
Congress
CLO
WLB
War Production Board refutes auto production plan
WPB spokesman calls a report on an automobile dealers' association official absolutely wrong. He denies any programs to begin passenger car production by September and says such production is not in sight for a long time. Ray Chamberlain had claimed partial production would begin to meet civilian needs with first models by July next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
Washington
War Production Board
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Ray Chamberlain
New York
Sgt Parkhurst In Texas Hospital After Wounding
Sgt. W. J. Parkhurst, wounded overseas five months ago, has been returned to the United States and is at McCloskey Hospital in Femple Texas. He is expected to stay about two months before visiting his father in Huron. Parkhurst, a bomb gunner, has served two years and spent a year overseas. Also noted are hospital admissions and dismissals and Ed Youngs named national councilor for South Dakota in the National Aeronautics Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Parkhurst
Texas
W. J. Parkhurst
United States
McCloskey Hospital
Femple
Tex
Huron
L. D. Parkhurst
Vermont Avenue Southwest
Parkhurst
WAA
Ed Youngs
Central
South Dakota
National Aeronautics Association
NAA
Legion Promotes GI Law and Conferences Across States
The American Legion marks its 25th birthday by pursuing a nationwide petition to support a proposed GI rights bill in Congress. After signatures are gathered, telegrams will urge lawmakers from posts nationwide to back the measure. Plans include rehab conferences in Aberdeen Mitchell Pierre Sioux Falls Watertown and Rapid City with state and national officials answering questions on rehabilitation and employment for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reaves
American Legion
Sion
Washington, D. C
Legion
Huron
Aberdewn
Mitel
Wray
J. Wok
Syoy
Beckwith
Aberdaen
Mitchell v. Pierre
Sioux Fails
Watertown
Ranid Ci
Sieernoons
Ford Asks Police To Break Strike At Rouge Plant
Ford Motor Company asked Governor Kelly to send state police to Dearborn to restore protection and allow uninterrupted war material flow from its Rouge plant after a 75 percent production shortfall due to an unauthorized picket. Company officials and UAW CIO reps said the day shift mostly returned, blaming a small group of discharged members for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Dy Jborn
Dearborn
Harry
Helly
Rausch
Ford
Kelly
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Uaw-Cic
Gripsholm Brings 663 Internees From Reich
The Gripsholm, a Swedish exchange liner, reached New York harbor with 663 repatriates freed from Germany and Nazi occupation. Officials expected arrival in Jersey City about 2 30 p.m. The report also notes Hungarian excavations yielding toys from the Bronze Age dated 1100 to 109 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
New York Harbor
Americas
Germany
Ambrose Light
Navy
Hungary
Classifieds and notices from Huron area page
Mixed small ads list jobs for night nurse and messenger girl, sales of vehicles and guns, housing, lost tire, and laundry service. Also mentions convalescent home, cleaners, elevators, and a used car for sale with contact details and timing. Indicates local business names such as New luxe Cab Co and Western Union, plus references to Huron, Nebraska, and surrounding items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hog Mart
Sioux Fall
St ‘ Ss
Chicago Livestock
Dionnes
Yvonne
Cecile
Emilie
Annette
Marie Dionne
Callander
Gat
Ontario
Red Cross Tn
Sen. White
McNary
Mrs. Hyde
Lutheran Church
Oil Resources Committee
Labor Board
Emert Winter
Henry Stamper
de Smet
Surgical
George Arthur Vollenweider
Hitchcock
Medical
Carl McDougal
Arthur Volz
L. A. Eggleston
Virgil
Thompson
Thomas Mortis
Sen
Patricia Ann
Huro
Ray Stratman
John Rouser
Gripsholm
Reich
Uron
Newluxe Cab Co
S. W
Tulare
Reese Elevators, Inc
Hee Tn
Ford Albernvs
Blunt
P. Modern
Huronite
Richard M
Western Union
Electholux Cleaner Service
G. Freese
Marvin. Hughitt
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