Market News Swine Steady to 25 Cents Lower
Hog quotations held at a 25 cent weekly drop across markets in Armour Stockyards Huron and Chicago with traders noting extremely slow hog trading and weights outside the support bracket. Cattle and sheep mostly steady, with fed steers premium and other classes largely unchanged amid weak demand. Sioux Falls Watertown and Huron show mixed hog and cattle quotes, while wheat and barley prices at Huron are listed for No 1 2 3 dark northern and malt barley.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Chicago
Choice
Sioux Falls
Chicago Grain and Beef Markets Mixed Across Midwest
Chicago grain futures show mixed activity with wheat and oats quoted alongside barley and rye futures. Livestock markets in St Paul and Sioux City report steady to firm cattle and hog prices with stable to higher demand for choice beef and feeders amid moderate slaughter levels.
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Sioux City
SIOUX _CITY
Wheat and Rye Fall on Sudden Market Decline
Wheat and rye faced the sharpest drop in months as selling grew once commissions showed no bids near the close. The government crop report released after yesterday's close projected higher winter wheat production, aiding the fall across pits. Oats dipped mildly, while barley and rye posted notable declines. July wheat fell to 167 3 4, rye May 325 4 4.
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Chivago
Compission
Produce Markets Report From Huron and Nearby Bureaus
Regional market notes list live and dressed poultry pricing and egg rates from Huron Watertown Mitchell and Chicago with varied weights and wholesale figures for hens leghorn roosters ducks and butterfat. Prices show some firmness but many lines unchanged from prior reports with no uniform national totals.
Sioux Falls Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported
Sioux Falls market shows heavy fowl and leghorn prices with hens at 4 lbs plus at 22, under 4 at 20, heavy and leghorn cocks at 17 and 18 cents. Butterfat No 1 at 49, No 2 at 47, eggs No 1 at 40, No 2 at 24. New York dairy prices unchanged with butter at firm 0.49 and eggs irregular, various wholesale price ranges for milk products and related goods.
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Watertown
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
NEW York Dairy
New York
Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices May 11 Report
Wheat receipts today 196 this year vs 300 last year. Trading basis unchanged with close including commissions. Dark northern No 1 163 percent, No 2 163, No 3 162. Winter hard 164 167 percent. No 1 red durum corn No 3 yellow 100 111 percent. Oats No 3 white 78 89 percent. Barley 109 138 percent. Rye No 8 and other figures noted.
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Minneapolis
Itu
Trading Lacks Vim But Stocks Steady
New York markets show a muted day with little enthusiasm among leaders as price moves stay fractional and near closing levels. Transfers around 600000 shares dominate activity with medium-quoted issues making up most volume while brokers anticipate a potential technical correction of the April dip and watch for possible war news.
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New York
Closing Quotations By the Associated Press
A list of corporate tickers and percentage figures appears in a market brief. The compilation includes AlleghCorp MackTruck AmAirlines MontWard BoeingA and several other firms with varying percent changes, alongside airline and steel industry names.
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Associated Press
AlleghCorp
MackTruck
AlChDye
MarshField
AmAirlines
Martgico
ArmInternat
MiamiCop
AmTel&Tel
MontWard
AmWool Pi
MorrellCo
Anaconda
NatDairyPro
Arm
Central
AviCorp
Nor&mAvia & BeridixAvia
NorPac
BethSteel
Ohio Oil
Boeinga
OliverFarma
BrigasMiz
OsisElev
BuddMe
ParamPie
ButlerBros
Jcpenney
Calurmet&Hee
Pennrr
Colgatpalmp
Pulsbury
ComSouth
Radinfama ComWth&Ed
ConsCopper
CorProd
CurtissWrt
CurtissWra
Deere&Co
DowlasAir
DupDeNem
EastKodak
GenEtec
GenFoods
GenMotors
Gnicrect
GtWestSug
Greyhound
War bond ad rule clash in House committee
Washington The House rules committee refused to approve legislation for paid newspaper advertising of government war bond sales. Also reports include a Brooklyn crime figure sentenced to 25 years to life, a Ford Canada plant prep for war production, postmaster salary hike probes, a hero husband returns from war, Roosevelt delegate counts, and a Nazi note to Turkey.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Riller
Monticello
Jacob i Drucker
Trigger Man
Murder, Inc
Brooklyn Crime Syndicate
Clinton
Dan Rose
Walter Sage
FORD
Windsor
Ford Motor Co
Canada
Gandhi Arrives in Bombay After Release from Internment
Indian Nationalist leader Mohandas K. Gandhi was released from internment last week and arrived in Bombay today from Poona. He was driven to Juhu, a seaside resort, where he will stay.
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Igandhi
Beaside
Bombay
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Poona
Juhu
Red Cross class visits Sioux Falls extends institute
Enrollees from Beadle County attended a Red Cross home service course in Sioux Falls to learn the institute’s functions. Mrs. Harriet Stratton, in charge, extended the session through Friday with examinations for volunteers at the close. Kate Simmons of St. Louis led yesterday’s session and local officials accompanied the group today.
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Beadle County
Red Cross
Sioux Falls
Harriet Stratton
Beadle County Home Service
Edw. G. Youngs
William Emler
Veterans Administration
Kate Simmons
St. Louis
American Red Cross
Dale Hodge
South Dakota
Evelyn Blume
Evelyn Tracy
Stratton
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Grace Church Parish Dinner Friday Evening
Grace Church hosts a parish dinner at 6 30 Friday night in the Parish House. Families are asked to bring their own sandwiches and fish to pass during Family Week observances in the Episcopal Church.
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Grace Church
Episcopal Church
Pacific Air Score Shows 4,887 Enemies Downed
Secretary Stimson announced the American air forces in the Pacific and Asia destroyed 4,887 enemy planes and lost 1,414 American aircraft through March 7, 1944. In the Pacific four air forces the 5th 7th 11th and 13th led the operations, destroying 4,064 planes in air and on the ground with 1,163 American losses. The tally excludes the Flying Tigers and prewar aviation losses.
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Ngiun
Pacific
Asia
Stimson
Philippines
Hawaii
Flying ‘Tigers
Army
14Th Airforce
Dewey Opposes Poll Taxes In Public Statement
Governor Thomas E. Dewey voiced clear opposition to poll taxes and any device that deprives free people of their votes. He reaffirmed his long standing stance against such measures and called for equal voting rights while on the national stage in Washington.
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Dewey
Albany
N. J
Thomas E. Dewey
Grant
Walter White
Stin
National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Delayed Planting May Reduce Food Supply Next Year
Washington May 11 The agriculture department warns that widespread spring planting delays due to heavy rains cold weather and labor shortages will cut 1944 acreages. Farmland crops including oats wheat rice and tobacco may be affected though current supplies remain ample. Winter wheat prospects rise to 662 million bushels up from 524 million last year as April weather boosted yields.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Blake Slugged By State Historian
Pierre May 11 A dispute between Finance Secretary A B Blake and State Historian Lawrence K Fox led to a confrontation in which Fox reported a bruise and Blake claimed he did not strike but might have slapped Fox Fox said Blake heckled him over history department payroll matters The incident coincided with the attorney general's appeal to the Supreme Court over moving the state free library into the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building The memorial is used by the state historical society and History Department Blake had earlier suspended a roundkeeper service for the memorial which was then unheated over winter and Fox said he planned to ask about groundkeeper service but did not.
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Pierre
Finance
A.B. Blake
Lawrence K. Fox
Ake
Fox
Blake
Iary
History Department
Attorney General's Office
Supreme Court
State Free Library
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Capitol
State Historical Society
Department of History
Wagner Man Found Burned In Haystack
The charred body of Fred Bartunek aged 37 from Wagner was found in a haystack northeast of WIT by his brother and a neighbor. A shotgun with a discharged shell lay nearby, and items identified by his wife linked to the victim. An inquest is expected later this week as authorities pursue the death as possibly self-inflicted. Bartunek is survived by his widow and five children. Dr Higging arrived from Cleveland to visit his ill mother at 417 Utah Southeast.
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Wagner
Fred Bartunek
Wit
Tom
Chas. Kostel
Bill McCabe
Bartunek
Tags
Cleveland
John F. Hig
Utah
Wellington Womens Fun Day includes dinner and movie
The Women's Study Club of Wellington held its annual Fun Day in Huron today with a noon dinner at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel followed by a movie and shopping. Ten club members attended the event.
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Women's Study Club of
Welllington
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Germans Fire 4,000 Shells into Anzio in Half Hour
Allied headquarters reports a massive German artillery barrage at Anzio, with about 4,000 shells in 30 minutes. The Luftwaffe sent planes to the beachhead area, two raiders shot down. Eighth Army positions reportedly advance after German withdrawals in the Cassino front amid continued bombardment and small Allied raids near Cisterna.
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Naples
Anzio
Fifth Army
Eighth Army
Adriatic
Cassino
Cisterna
Heay
Nazi Victory On Dnestr Claimed
London May 1 The German side claimed a sizable Russian bridge head on the lower Dnestr River was driven from the line and that troops remained in the Crimea west of Sevastopol destroying 20 tanks. Soviet communique said Sevastopol and all Crimea had been cleared of German and Romanian troops. The latest Soviet note reported the sinking of two 4 000 ton transports while enemy survivors were being ferried from the port.
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London
Dnestr
Sill
Crimea
Sevastopol
Grigoriowol
Uher
Galati Cup
Romania
Carpathians
Danube
Recreation Center Discussion Tonight at Senior High
Pupils and parents will join a panel tonight at 8 in the music room of Senior High to discuss a youth recreation center for Huron. The meeting is sponsored by the Senior High PTA, with Co-Operative Club and Co-Onerettes pushing the project. Lunch, supervised games, dances, and a snack bar are planned.
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Poin
Huron
Co-Operative Club
Co-Onerettes
Parent-Teacher Association
A. W. Palm
Nick Koppert
British Sink German Ship Off Dutch Coast
The British navy torpedoed and sank an armed German trawler off the Dutch coast as light coastal forces attacked a patrol group during an English Channel pre invasion sweep. Two other German vessels were damaged. British forces suffered only superficial damage and minor crew casualties.
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English Channel
Admiralty
Netherlands
Elba Island
Mediterranean
Plan debate on Missouri River water use and irrigation
Washington leaders clash over how to develop and allocate flood waters from the Missouri River and its tributaries. Moses calls for a unified plan using most flood waters for navigation and a smaller portion for irrigation across several western states. Supporters urge congressional action to set irrigation and navigation scope while stressing the plains states need irrigation to maintain agricultural productivity.
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Washington
Missouri River
Moses
Army
Reclamation Bureau
Montana
Wyoming
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colo- Taco
W. G. Sloan
The
Dean H. L. Walster
North Dakota Agricultural College
Plains
Dakotas
Wyloming
Colorado
Nubraska
No Inquest In Luschen Shooting Funeral Saturday
A shooting in Luschen led to no inquest after a Tuesday night incident. The 17 year old Huron youth died from a pistol wound. funeral services will be held Saturday with Rev. and church leaders officiating. Burial will be at the local cemetery. the investigation was postponed pending further review by authorities.
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Luschen
Bea Cry
West Age
Cus
Toyth Park
Harvey Mintzey
Blesius
T Rey
Jefson
First Indoor War Flight Reported Near Armory
The first indoor helicopter flight in America was demonstrated at the 4 Regiment Armory after 15 years of research. Bell, head of the program, noted it as a public showing and cited limited abilities to operate in restricted areas.
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Buprangvy
Otter
Whit Cov
Lawrence D. Bolliss
America
Lver
Regur
Young
Camcopter
Bell
Hendrich Fook
Bevin Germany
Martens Not To Seek GOP State Job Again
Pierre attorney Glenn W ens, chair of the South Dakota GOP, said he will seek reelection as party chairman at the Watertown convention on May 2. Martens, in office four years after succeeding J. D. Moon, says the job should be passed around and expects several candidates without naming possibles.
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Martens
Pierre
Glenn Wens
Watertown
J. D. ‘Oon
Sioux Falls
Wanted full time waitresses at Depot Cafe after 6 p.m.
Classified brief listing several sales and notices: help wanted for waitresses at Depot Cafe after 6 p.m. or before 11 p.m.. sale of screen doors, rugs, and clothing at West Door 503 Nebraska S.W.. sale of cash register and safe by Jacobsen's Agency. 10 room house for sale at 257 3rd S.W. with $2100 monthly income. rummage sale at World Building on May 13 from 9 a.m. including junior misses' clothing.
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Depot Cafe
Nebraska S. W
Masonic Temple
Jacobsen
S. W
World Building
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