Hog Quotations Fall 10 to 15 Cents at Armour Plant
Livestock markets report hog prices dropping 10 to 15 cents at the Armour and Company plant in Huron and at Watertown. Cattle and sheep remain steady with mixed ranges for butchers, sows, lambs, yearlings, and cows. Separate Sioux Falls totals show hogs down 16 cents with steadier cattle and sheep quotations.
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Armour & Company
Huron
Mer
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Sioum Falls
Chicago
Mar
Yaikheifers
Shelly Light
Sioux
CITY
Sioux City
ST. Paul
Grain and Livestock Market Report From Chicago and Midwest
Chicago and Sioux City markets show mixed moves with oats and barley steady to higher while hogs steady to firmer in Chicago. Livestock prices in Sioux City Saint Paul and Sioux City reflect modest gains and steady cattle demand as market activity remains uneven.
Produce Markets Across Cities Reflect Mixed Prices
Huron Watertown Mitchell and New York markets report varied prices for hens, roosters, eggs, butterfat, and poultry. Chicago活 market notes firm poultry and butter prices with steady egg rates. the listing includes No. 1 to No. 4 egg grades and wholesale ranges.
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HURCH
Hurton
Watertown
Mar
Mitchell Produce Mitchel
New York
Butster
Sheese
Seage
Chicago
Favorites Rally In Stock Trading
In New York on March 30 buyers moved light cargoes of liquors rails and specialties as favorites rallied fractions to 2 or more points. War and politics drew little notice while accounts were reinstated and a correction to the bull market was noted. Short covering appeared and new purchases were aided by earnings prospects though trading remained slow with transfers around 50 000 shares.
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New York
Grain Market Strength Seen In Chicago Trading
Chicago reports a firm grain market with May wheat oats and barley at near ceiling levels. A Kansas City area feed manufacturer bought 400000 bushels of high protein milling wheat for feed mixtures, while slow movement of feed grains to terminals supported prices. Limited corn nuts and barley supply gives the trade a broad outlet for wheat, as cash and deferred contracts rise. Minneapolis cash close notes receipts and steady trading basis.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Closing Quotations from Major Corporations and Brands
A compiled list shows equity holdings and percentages for AlleghCorp AmTel Tel JohnsMann AllisChalMfg LovkhdAir AmAirlines T-newcYne AmInternat AmTel Tel AirWoolpf Anaconda Bowen BethSteel BovingAir BriggsMfg BuddMfg Columeté&Hec JiCaseCo Ceiotex Getreber mysler CotgatPalma ComSouth Ra ComWth&Ed RepMotor ConsConper RepSteeL ComProd RepTobB CurtissWrt SearsRoe CurtissWrA Servet Deere&Co StanBrand DouglasAir StanOilCal DupDeNem StanQilind EastKodak StanOiMJ GenBlee Stew Warn GenFoods StoneWeb GenMills TimRollB GenMotors TruaxTracr GNIrOreCt United Air GNRYpf USGypsum USSteelnf Greyhound USSteel Homestake WestUnion IndustRayen Woolforth IntHarv YoungS8&T Ma MarshField MartGiCo Most Ward N etDairyPro NY Central NorAmAvia NorPac Ohio Oil OtisElev PoramPic JCPenney PennAR PepsiCola PhelpDodge PhillipsPet Proc&Gam PiNchierw 5d
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AlleghCorp
IntTel&Tel
AlChDyei
JohnsMann
AmAirlines
T-newcYne
AmInternat
AmTel&Tel
AirWoolpf
Anaconda
Bowen
BethSteel
BovingAir
JiCaseCo
Ceiotex
Getreber
Mysler
CotgatPalma
ComSouth
Orp
RepMotor
ConsConper
Ussteel
Greyhound
Ussteelnf
Homestake
WestUnion
IndustRayen
Woolforth
IntHarv
Youngs8&t
Senate OKs 490 Million Dollar Deficiency Bill
The Senate approved a 490,000,660 deficiency appropriations bill and sent it to the White House after striking a 39,436,984 Commodity Credit Corporation cut and a 4,000,000 Office of Education cut. The CCC funds would cover losses from wheat purchases for animal feed. The Education funds would sustain training for food processors and farm workers.
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Senate
Washington
White House
House
Commodity Credit Corporation
Office of Education
CCC
Peterson of Woonsocket Dies at 66
Frank Peterson, 66, died at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday in a Huron hospital where he had been a patient for a week. His home was Woonsocket. The list of hospital admissions includes E F Ackerman HurOn medical Mrs Robert Irven Traquois medical GC W Coursey Huron medical Mrs Sterling Simonson De Smet medical Mrs Walter Laing Virgil medical. Discharges include William French Bomilla Mrs W F Taylor and baby daughter Huron Keith Legg Ironquois.
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Frank: Peterson
Woonsocket
Frank Peterson
Huron ‘Hospital
E. F. Ackerman
Huron
Robert Irven
Traquois
GC. W. Coursey
Sterling Simonson
de Smet
Walter Laing
Virgil
William French
Bomilla
Buffalo woman, 80, seeks office with vast kin network
Evah Wymore of Buffalo New York is said to have 147 living descendants including seven great grandchildren and many further relatives as she enters a local political contest.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Traffic fines trigger mass strike by frightened drivers
A large number of drivers walked off today after authorities refused to forgive about 100 fines for alleged traffic offenses. The protest reflects mounting frustration over penalties and enforcement.
Peace talks heard as Paasikivi eyes new mission
Stockholm reports say Finland's veteran peace emissary Paasikivi prepared for another mission to press for talks with Russia. Officials note contact attempts in Moscow or Stockholm have so far failed, with censorship filtering details.
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Stockholm
Finland
Suho K. Paasikivi
Larnea
Reissiant
Paasiavi
Moscow
Air Wacs recruitment drive outlines jobs nationwide
The Air Wac recruiting team led by Lt. Maxine Henius and others tours Huron to recruit women for the Army Air Forces and other services. General Arnold says 100000 more Air Wacs needed domestically with thousands more overseas. Posts in San Angelo Harlingen Casper Lowry Buckley Amarillo list roles from radio mechanics to film lab techs and clerks in admin offices.
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Air Wac
Maxine Henius
S-Sxt
James W. Quigley
Shirley Nachtweih
Huron
Army Air ‘Forces
Henry H. Arnold
Army Ai Forces
Air Wacz
AAF
Air Force
Air Wars
San Angelo
Tex
Harlingerr
Casper
Wyo
Lowry Field
Colo
Buckley Field
Amarville
Yanks Bomb Trak Set Huge Fires in Pacific Raid
American Liberator bombers of the 7th Army Air Force attacked the Truk lagoon islands Eten and Moen amid heavy anti-aircraft fire. Navy reports say fires were started on Ponape Hangar area and Ujelang gun positions were strafed by dive bombers.
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Walhington
Trak
Liberator
7Th Army
Navy
Eten
Moen
Truk
Pacific Fleet
Ponape
Ujelang Island
Tin Scrap Drive Gains Momentum
The War Department reports the army is sending nearly 7,000,000 pounds of tin scrap to refining companies each month in the campaign to conserve critical war materials. This figure contrasts with 74,040 pounds being the total army collections in the campaign's first month in May 1942.
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Wadsrington
Mar. Ov
War Department
Chaplin Trial Testimony Details Miss Berry Case
Testimony describes Miss Berry battered after alleged incident with Chaplin era charges. U S Attorney pressed dates while defense cites checks totaling 452.90 paid to Miss Berry’s accounts in 1942. Tulsa lawyer Rosenstein linked payments to Santa Fe Hall Bever ly Hills Hotel and Mayo Hotel Tulsa. Other witnesses testified on Chaplin studio operations.
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Berry
U. S
Charles H. Cart
Ruesch
Carr
Giesler
Tulsa
Okla
Miss Berry
New York
Chaplin
Claude H. Rosenstein
Santa Fe Hallaway
Beverly Hills
Mayo Hotel
Rosenstein
J. Paul Getty
Tulsa Ol
Gieslen
Mexico City
Joan
Tense Situation in Palestine on Eve of White Paper End
Tension rises as both sides ride armed and signaling fear of major clashes. British curfew and death penalty laws tightened after last week’s bombings killed nine policemen. Jewish leaders plan to isolate extremists while immigration totals near quota amid ongoing violence in Jerusalem Haifa and Tel Aviv.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Paoperat
House of Commons
Middle East
Haifa
Tel Aviv
State peace officers complete jiujitsu training graduation
Pierre South Dakota officials returned to duty after a three day law enforcement school concluded with a demonstration of jiujitsu and disarming methods. 135 graduates attended the final night session which included firearms safety and firing demonstrations. The event was sponsored by the State Peace Officers Association.
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S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The
State Peace Officers’ Association
G I Joes Go For American Styles in New Guinea Show
American Red Cross girls at a New Guinea base staged a fashion show for G I veterans. From play suits to evening gowns, the event drew a good crowd with soldiers praising the models as sophisticated and “looking good too.”
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New Guinea
Mar
Red Cross
G. I's
Mistress of
Delinquent Draftee Nabbed by Huron Police
A 33 year old transient identified as Robert Frederick, a Baltimore draft registrant two weeks overdue for induction, was found in Huron railway yards. He had no registration card and claimed frequent movement on a railroad job hindered contact with his draft board. FBI found no police or criminal record.
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Huron
Robert Frederick
Baltimore
FBI
Frederick
City Schools Hire Two New Teachers
Supt. A J Laie announced two new teachers for Huron city schools Violet Kager and Miss Mary Greenwood. Kager has taught in Aberdeen and worked at J Penney Co. Greenwood currently teaches in Highmore. No definite assignments have been made yet. Harry Kager serves in Italy with the armed forces.
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Huron City
A.J. Laie
Violet Kager
J. Penney Company
Mary Greenwood
Highmore
Kager
Aberdeen
Harry Kager
Blunt
Italy
Lang
Townsendites Convene in Pierre for State Meet
The Townsendites will hold meetings in Pierre on March 30 and 31 with speakers including Governor McSharpe. The state council will elect members during the gathering as part of the regional convention.
Gurney Pushes Full Petroleum Information For War Time
Senator Gurney leading a special Senate committee to reveal all information on current petroleum reserves and future automotive fuel sources. The panel, meeting Friday, aims to assess present supplies and the impact on the war effort amid petroleum drain in the United States.
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Washington, Mar
Gurney
R-Sd
Senate
United, States and Foreign Lands
United States
Labor Shortage Forces Women and Girls Into War Work
German newspapers report a broad mobilization of women over 45 and young girls to replace male workers in war production. Grandmothers up to 72 and girls as young as nine or ten are described as taking part in factory and home sewing tasks, with shifts in bombed facilities and widespread home assignments to support munitions and food production.
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Lisbon
Mar
Germany
Ag Aine
Hamburger, Fremdenblatt
Allies claim heavy air assault over Germany and ace tallies
London dispatch notes American fliers claim 48 Wazi planes shot down with 39 escorting fighters and nine heavy bombers lost. Brunswick raid marks 15th December mission from British bases this month and 24th attack on all targets. Capt Don Gentile, Mustang pilot from Pigga Ohio, downed three foes to raise his tally to 21, matching Maj Walker Mehurin, while Maj Robert S Johnson leads with overall top ace status.
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Planex
UD. S
Brunswick
U.S
Germany
Don 5
Gentile
Pigga
Ohio
Congress debates 4-F pool for labor and replacement in war
Congressional discussion highlights a vast pool of 4-Fs as potential labor and replacement for military service. Patterson argues 3.5 million 4-Fs aged 18 to 37, with about 1 million fit for industrial jobs, could free younger soldiers for combat by taking essential posts or serving in labor battalions for noncombat work.
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Costello
Obert
P. ‘Patterson
Fg Patterson
Patterson
Mrs Marone Dies After Long Illness in Huron
Mrs. Marone dies after a long illness at a hospital in Alpena. She and husband Harry Marone lived on a farm near Alpena then moved to Huron. Survived by husband, sons, daughter, nephew, niece, and 17 grandchildren. Funeral at Weiler Chapel with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers named from local farm neighbors. Body viewings at Weilers Chapel Friday night.
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Harry Marone
Win
Avenue Southwest
Alta May Butler
Chester
Sherye
Alpena
Harry Margie
Alpona
Huron
Wise Wolsey
Richare
Cavour
Chuy
Roy E. Hemr
P+ Ord Village
Cal
Richard Butler Ot Ford
Lucille Torent Huron
Hegz
Weiler Chapel
R Wilcox
Jerside Cemetery
Frogson
Mason Smith
Archie 2der
Emmanuel Hutsch
Jas. Griggs
Levis Brestowsky
Marone
Weters Chapel
Girl Scouts Collect Fats For War Effort This Saturday
The Girl Scouts hold a monthly fat collection this Saturday April 1 under Scout leaders. Girls gather fats without handling money. collections go to each troop treasury for summer camps. Mrs Bartholew, city salvage chair, urges wives to cooperate as fats aid war medicines and arm needs.
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Huron
Neuse
Slau
Got Bartholew
City Salvage Chai
Soviet Army Advances as German Hold Fails in Ukraine
Russian forces push along a 21 mile front from Balta to the Dniester and seize 254 towns as German positions around Odessa collapse. Berlin reports heavy German losses near Balta and Yaromlynsi with thousands killed and prisoners taken. Civilian flight toward Hungary and Romania continues as Allied diplomacy stirs Rome. The US Army offers two gas masks for 12.15 war bonds.
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Ukraine
Black Sea
Odessa
Nikolaev
Dniester
Balta
Moscow War Bulletin
Witler
Yarmolintsi
Ramonects
Carpathians
Hungary
Porland
Rumania
Tzvestia
Ialy
Badoglio
Rome
Churchill
Cormmons
Britain
Postponed Farm Sale Notice Near Denms South Dakota
The notice announces a postponed farm sale for A. J. Bennett near Denms South Dakota on April 3. Items include fifty vaccinated sows twenty five feeder pigs fourteen head of cattle a tractor and other farm machinery. Also listed are buy and sell ads for various items and rental notices with contact details.
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A. J. Bennett
Denms
Sc.Dak
Huronite
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PoramPic
Jcpenney
Pennar
PepsiCola
Civil Aeronautics' Board
Authori
Dame
By John
G.I. Joes
Huron Police
By Wade Werner
London
Congress
Girl Scouts
W. S. Army
Sale Bay
Colt, S
Elias D. Bastioy
Bermington
Webb Gil Co
Ent
Ier
Pairment Creamery
Webb
N. E
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