Hog Market Mixed but Steady with Higher Hog Quotations
Hog quotations held steady to higher across markets in Sioux Falls Watertown and Chicago with hogs up 5 to 10 cents in places. Cattle and sheep largely steady while slaughter lambs showed firm to strong bids amid mixed regional reports from Sioux Falls Sioux City and St Paul livestock markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Chicago
Mar
WFA
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Ynethura
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
IZA
Markets Report From Huron and New York Produce Markets
Daily price ranges reported to the Evening Huronite cover butterfat eggs and mixed wholesale prices. The bulletin lists butterfat numbers, egg classes, and varied wholesale quotations for poultry, turkeys, and dressed products with many figures and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Flornn
St Ain
Market quotes and corporate stake changes listed alphabetically
A dense OCR style list shows percentages for numerous corporations including AlleghCorp JohnsMany LockhdAir AmArlines LoewsInc AmInternat MarshField AmTelTel NatDairyPro Amalbcorps NY Central AviaCorp NorAmAviga BendixAvia NorPac Brigette One TigeSMig ivetFatra BuddMig OtisElev ButlerBros ParamPic CalumetHer JCPenney JiCaseCo Celotex PepsiColas CerroDePas PhelpDodge Chrysler PhillipsPet ColgatPalmP Pillsbury CamSouth RadioCorp Anne Pogatolarie Copper ITV ComProd ReyTobB CurtissWrt SearsRoe CurtissWrA Servet DecreaCo StanHrand DoukasAir StanOiCal DupDeNem StanOilInd EastKodak StanOil NJ Genklec tevan Om WeMite IntTelTet Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlleghCorp
JohnsMany
isChalMig
LockhdAir
AmArlines
LoewsInc
AmInternat
MarshField
AmTel&Tel
Mertgico Ha AmWoelpf
MiamiCap
Anaconda
MontWara
NatDairyPro
Amalbcorps
AviaCorp
EastKodak
StanOil NJ
Holt Says Finns Still Have Hope
Secretary Hull said negotiations between Russia and Finland over armistice terms had not terminated as of his press conference. He indicated U S hopes Finland can still exit the war and that Washington and Helsinki might bridge their gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mat
Hull
Russia l
Finland
United States
Helsinki
Thi
Fragmented clipping reports fire hits ranch area
A sparse clipping notes a fire destroyed livestock feed stores and sent animals scattering in all directions near Belle Fourche. The report mentions taxed supplies affecting small ranchers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourche
Chaplin Scandal Trial Details New York Trip Requests
In Los Angeles on March 23, testimony described Charles Chaplin allegedly denying a relationship with Joan Berry while arranging her travel to New York. Prosecutors cited Berry’s hotel registrations in 1942 and prior meetings, and Chaplin’s attorney argued only minimal meetings occurred with no intimacy.
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Los. Angeles
Charles F. Carr
Charles Chaplin
Ubenitentiary Mann
Chaplin
Carr
Joan
New -York
Miss
New York
United States
Miss Berry
Waldorf-Astoria
Pierre
Carr Sas Chaplin
Biss Berry Orst
Thomas Wells
Tim Diom
Cerry Giesler
MW. Y
Giesler
Stork Club
Waldorf Astoria
Los Angeles
Hills
Giesser
Ming
O'Connor
O'Connil
Berry
Nunzio Hospital Shelled By Nazis
Explosion at Nunzio beachhead hospital area kills five soldiers and wounds a dozen more. About four shells hit the hospital area yesterday, striking patients and staff while nurses evacuated as Red Cross tents marked the scene. A German tank line was suspected to be probing for transport along the coastal road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Mar
Nunzio
Reds Capture Nazi Secret Weapons Exhibit at Moscow
Tass News Agency reported a Moscow exhibit of captured German arms includes a self-propelled electrically controlled land torpedo used as an anti-tank weapon and a 10-barrel mortar on an armored carrier. The torpedo, held secret by Germans, was abandoned during their retreat from the Leningrad sector and is wire-controlled by a two and a half mile line. Other displays include a 104 mm gun with about 1. miles range and a 150 mm shell with a range over 2 miles.
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Moscow
Mar
Tass
Leningrad
Kim
Fun
Brookings Man Thomas Schultz Promoted in Department
In Walmingfon The Ser Department announces temporary promotions of officers. Thomas Schultz of Brookings is promoted along with Cheries Franklin Wykoff and Mark Leo McDermott. The release cites rank changes and new postings in Sioux Falls Edgemont and Brookings areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Schultz
Brookings
Major Mary Bell Joins General's Staff as Trailblazer
Major Mary Sloan Bell former dean of women at Coe College Cedar Rapids and later Huron College Cedar Rapids becomes the first woman to serve on a commanding general's staff in the Seventh Service Command. Her prior roles include dean of women at College at Cedar Rapids and at Huron College.
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Mary Sloan Bell
Coe College
Cedar Rap
Ee Sbroster
Eto. In
Seventh Service Command
Bell
C.H. Danielson
Huron College
Collégeat
Cedarapids
Prisoner Released Amid Confusion and Delays
A fragmentary report notes a prisoner’s release and related confusion. Details are sparse with unclear timing and context, but indicates events around incarceration ending and subsequent uncertainty. Further clarification from official records is needed.
Volcano bombing urged as total war measure in Japan
Dr Harold O Whitnall, geology professor at Colgate, revived a controversial idea proposing volcano bombing could influence Japan in total war. He argued that detonating charges near volcanoes might release pent up volcanic pressure, potentially triggering eruptions, earthquakes, or tidal waves.
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Hamilton
Mt. Vesu- Vins
Italy
Colgate, University
Mt. Vesu- Vius
Harold O. Whitnall
Whithai
American War Casualties Reach 168 292
War secretary Stimson reports total battle casualties since the war began at 168 292 for army navy including dead wounded missing and prisoners Gen and Marine casualties list 126 193 for army and 43 099 for navy and coast guard since forces landed in Italy last September 39 058 casualties overall on Cassine front period noting two to three week lag in reporting Missing now 10 275 up 1 952 over prior figure reflecting ongoing combat in Europe
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Washington
Stimson
Navy
Ma.rines
Coast Guards
Italy
Cassine
War Department
Willkie Blasts Dem Rule In Wisconsin Campaign
Wendell L. Willkie called the current administration cynical and in power too long during a Wisconsin rally at Sheboygan. He urged change and planned speeches in Kenosha and Racine as part of a 12 day tour to rally delegates for the state primary on April 4.
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Wendell L. Willkie
Wisconsin
Wille
Raiks
Kenosha
Racine
Mrs Carrie Minier Dies in Illinois At 89
Word has been received of the death of Mrs Carrie Minier in Illinois at age 89 while visiting her daughters Mrs Pred Sergent and Mrs Hazed Oppegaard in Eva nol. The funeral will be at 10 39 Saturday in Flandreau with burial beside husband Fr Minier.
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Carrie Monier
Lewis Bensop
Huron
Minter
Evanl
Pred Sergent
Hazed Oppegaard
Minneapolis
Benson
Boyd ‘Benson
Flandreau
Flandreau Bonney
Minier
Olin
Minner Har
Heron’ Ang
Japanese air strength to play heavy role in theater
The report notes Japanese air power expected to bear a heavy role in the theater as pressure grows along the Burma front. Headquarters indicate converging movements across columns and areas, with units maintaining positions in the Kaine Valley and related fronts.
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Pape
Burma
Keid Anied
Asi
Columans
Kaine Falley
Bankers Plan to Aid Farm in Feed for Freedom Drive
Northeastern South Dakota bankers and county agents met with South Dakota Bankers Association and State College officials to chart the 1944 Feed for Freedom campaign. Goals include stronger banker farmer ties and increased farm production using idle acres, with emphasis on meat and dairy gains and by products like alfalfa and crop demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Mar
South Dakota
South Dakota Ban Association
State College Resentatives
T. N. Hayter
Sioux Falls
Bankers Association
A. G. Borger
Clear Lake
John V. Heples
Bette
State College Agronomy
nWire
Leslie Johnson
State pOollege Department of Animal Husbandry
Seyres
Charles Sayres
Kingsbury County
Sioux Flood Survey Approved by Ways and Means Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee approved Mundt’s resolution for a War Department survey of flood control on the Big Sioux and Little Sioux rivers in South Dakota and Iowa. Army engineers will report quickly, and no further House action was required after committee approval.
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Wadhowenwivy
House
Representative Mundt
R-Sd
War Department
Big Sioux
Little Sioux
South Dakota
Towa
Mundt
Smith Called Liar In Willkie Comment
Wen dell T. Willkie denounced Gerald L. Smith as falsehood and said no authorized Willkie agent approached him Smith claimed a Willkie rep offered a meeting with money involved and cited a Detroit protest last year as context It remains a disputed remark in the Republican nomination fight
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Smith
Willkie
Manitowou
Wis
Wendell T. Willkie
Gerald L. K. Smith
American List
Wilkie
Detroit
Minneapolis
Hopkins Improves at Rochester Clinic Report Says
Hopkins in Rochester is improving during a Mayo Clinic examination period. Doctors call his condition a nutritional disturbance and report the patient is alert and able to sit up and around in the hospital setting.
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Hopkins
Rochester Clinic
Rochester
Mion
Mar
Mayo Clinic Physicans
Fragmentary Classified Fragments Include Pets Vehicles and Jobs
A salvage of stray notes lists items for sale and requests including a stray English setter Jerry, a V8 truck with tires, a Modern sleeping room at 415 Colorado S.W., portable electric tools, Greek sheep manure for lawns, a stenographer position, and a Ford vehicle in Minnesota.
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John
Ted Decker
Huron
Liewell
Jerry
Rez
Estern
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Armour & Comepany
Ruren
Poaperisa
Ika
Ibs
OWI
Sheen
Y Bareey
Holt
Coe
Nunzio Hospital
Maj
Mary Bell
Japan
Demo Rule
Carrie
Tlinois
Sioux Flood Survey
Colorado S.W
de Smet
General’ Office
Applawht & Co
Ford
Nea
Chevrolet
Minnesota
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