Market News Swine Prices Slip Top at 7.15
Armour stock yards reports hog prices dropping to a top of 7.15 with 10 to 15 cent declines, receipts about 450, cattle and lambs mixed with lambs up 25 to 35 cents. Chicago market shows heavy hog receipts easing bids 5 to 10 cents, cattle steady to strong and fat lambs higher to around 9 dollars.
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Produce Markets Across Cities Report Prices and Grades
Turon Turon and D Hans list4% hens and over, Leghorn hens, roosters, and eggs with varied butterfat and butter prices. Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Watertown, Sioux City, Chicago and New York markets report poultry, eggs, butter, and butterfat prices, with weights and grade distinctions for heavy hens, Leghorn hens, roosters, ducks, and turkeys.
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Mar
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Wheat and Corn Prices Fall About One Cent
Chicago reports wheat and corn prices slipped about one cent per bushel to new seasonal lows. Corn marked a five year low as liquidation and stop loss selling intensified the slide. Liverpool warehousers cited cheap Argentine grain freight and favorable U S crop prospects as trade factors. May wheat closed around 87.0 cents, May corn near 47.4 cents with further declines anticipated.
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Chicago
Mar
Liverpool
Grain market notes from Minneapolis report
Wheat receipts today totaled 84 cars, up from 43 a year ago as traders in Minneapolis monitor prices for No 2 dark northern and other grades. Wheat, durum and barley figures appear in brief market notation with price ticks and trade momentum noted.
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Huron
Minneapolis
Zee
Montana
Markets At a Glance Stocks Bonds and Commodities
New York market round up shows regular stocks selling dry and mixed bond activity with Czechoslovak loans still weak. Corn and sugar uneven yet demand varied. sterling and French franc eased while liquidation looms near month end. Chicago notes wheat and corn lower on light demand. cattle steady. hogs down. Quoted cash grain prices and futures ranges included for several cereals and seeds across Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
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New York
Market Still Shaky Over Hitler Coun
Market observers remain cautious as stocks mixed after a tentative recovery. Nervousness lingers over Germany and Czechoslovakia, with analysts predicting limited likelihood of immediate British or French intervention. Trading shows modest gains in some sectors like aircraft and rail, but overall volume remains light amid unsettled European jitters.
Chapel Speaker Tells Of Advances In Medical Field
Carl Tennitman led a chapel service at Murrow College speaking on The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge. He cited Dr. Abraham Flexner and the Squibb Institute as sources of medical progress, praising lab and library staff and the role of curiosity in discovery. He discussed bacteriology advances and future medicine prospects.
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Carl ‘Tennitman
Murrow College
Abraham Flexiner
Squibb Institute For Medical Research
Trautman
Wolkers
FDR Won’t Object To Guam Elimination
Senate naval committee chairman said after a White House conference that President Roosevelt had no objection to removing a $5,400,000 arbor development item for Guam from the naval air base bill. He favors moving the funding to rivers and harbors and will likely recommend that.
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Washington
Mar
Chaiman Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Naval Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Naval Air Base
Pacific
Guam
Congress Debate on WPA Halving and Reorganization Plans
The article notes Senate and House discussions on WPA relief cuts by mid-1949 and a broad government reorganization bill. Byrd proposals rally fiscal conservatives while Wheeler urged fast congressional review of executive orders. Administration aims to move relief legislation through the House next week, pending subcommittee hearings.
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Senate
Byrd
Wheeler
Bemperal
Montana
Congress
House
Woodrum
Virginia
Recreation Board To Meet Friday
The advisory board of the recreation program of the city will meet tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock in the sewing room, 371 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest. The meeting will discuss plans for the summer activity program.
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Mrs. Schuman To Be Buried Friday
Mrs. Even Schuman, who died in Huron hospital yesterday, will be buried Friday afternoon in Riverside Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at Welter Chapel at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon with Rev. Father John Gaire in charge.
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Welter Chapel
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Episcopal Church Holds Lenten Service Tonight
Grace Episcopal Church presents the third in a series on The Book of Common Prayer at 7:49 p m with the rector speaking on The Holy Communion. The public is invited to attend this regular worship event this evening.
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Bankers discuss agriculture and AAA policy in SD
South Dakota bankers and Extension Service officials met to review irrigation, soil conservation, and insect control. Everle highlighted income fluctuations in the state while Eberley urged focus on land use and grasshopper eradication. Van Zee spoke on Triple A goals and supporting farmers planning, and Otis praised bankers for aiding 4 H and FFA activities and rural development.
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South Dakota
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Centerville
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Parkston
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Huron
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Winona
Minn
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Wis
Furnished Apartments Near College For Adults
Two large furnished rooms steam heated with hot water heat near the college. One apartment with well furnished interiors suitable for a couple or single adult. Phone 2474 for details and viewing.
Graves Leaves For New Position In Mankato Kansas
Ray L Graves a project manager for the U S Soil Conservation Service left yesterday for Mankato Kansas to oversee the Mankato project He is accompanied by Mrs Graves and two sons while another son remains in Huron Joseph T Paulson new temporary manager of the Huron project will be assisted by Louis A Eberlein Grace will lead a larger land program in north central Kansas Graves had headed the Huron office for three years and months
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Exporters Advised To Stop Shipments To Czechoslovakia
Washington advised all export firms to halt shipments to Czechoslovakia until the situation stabilizes. The Commerce Department suggested holding cargos at European ports to avoid payment risks from German control and possible exchange restrictions. A Lynn Massachusetts official warned German occupation could nullify the U S Czech trade pact and affect shoe industry wages and imports.
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Mar
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Lynn Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Germany
U. S
Hitler’s Next Steps Seen By Him Alone
The piece outlines that Hitler alone can determine how soon additional Nazi actions will unfold. It notes the Nazi occupation of Bohemia and Moravia trapped about 30,000 Czech Jews and German Social Democrats who had aimed to flee but misjudged the tempo of Hitler’s advance.
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Germany tightens grip on protectorate leadership
The decree asserts sovereign rights over the protectorate and sets up a supreme head and Reichs protector to guard Germany’s interests. It grants protection and honors of a head of state to the autonomous administration leader, names no individuals, and assigns foreign affairs to a German representative alongside a minister. Military protection is pledged with allowance for internal security formations.
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Bohemia and Hungary under German occupation advances
Telegraph and telephone service asserted German customs sovereignty over Bohemia and Moravia with Reichsmark legal tender. Bohemian laws would largely remain, while Prague received protection, as Hitler toured Bradcany Castle amid German crowds. Hungarian troops reportedly reached the Polish border with a planned frontier. Many Jews and Czech leaders fled or were seized as Nazi power consolidated control.
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Funeral Saturday for Mrs Gross at Welter Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Paul Gross will be held at the Welter Chapel at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon with Elder A V Raches officiating. Burial will be Riverside Cemetery. Mrs Gross died early yesterday morning in a Huron hospital.
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Hospitals Admitting and Dismissing List
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