Market News Swine and Hog Prices Across Midwest
Hogs edged lower in Armour Stockyards with prices around 14.00 to 14.60 for various weights while cattle and lambs showed mixed moves. Chicago and Sioux Falls reports reflected broad weakness in hogs, with steady to lower cattle and lamb markets, and stockyards in Sioux City and St. Paul listing mostly steady to softer tones on midweek sales.
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USDA
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St, Paul
Mkt. News Soc
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Prige
Produce Markets Report From Huron and Chicago Markets
Huron produce market reports ten to noon daily via Evening Uronite noting heavy hens over five pounds at one price, lighter hens and heavy breed roosters, butterfat prices, and poultry deals. Chicago and New York dairy and poultry receipts show firm butter, steady eggs, mixed colors, and dressed poultry strength with futures trading noted for May contracts.
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Huron
Chicago
New York
Markets At A Glance
Markets at a glance report slow dealings with mixed bond changes and uneven cotton trends. Chicago wheat eased slightly while corn held firm near highs, oats and other grains showing mixed quotations. cash grain prices for various grades listed with small shifts.
Wool Market Brisk in Boston as Wools Arrive for Appraisal
US shipments of consigned wools reach Boston for appraisal while low grade 36 to 40s sell in Buenos Aires for speculative grease. Watertown and Sioux Falls market notes list poultry prices by weight, eggs and butter, with ceiling prices enforced for dairy and egg products until further notice.
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USDA
Buenos Aires
Mitchell Produce Thursday Market Weights and Eggs
Mitchell market report lists weights for hens over 4 lbs at 20 for light and leghorn hens 17 heavy stags 15 leghorn stags 13 heavy cocks 25 leghorn cocks 13 and duck and geese 12 Hennery eggs 34 case run 33 Butterfut 49.
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Watertown
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mey
Wheat Oats Slide Under Steady Sales
CHICAGO May 13 Grains fell as steady selling hit bids. Wheat closed lower with May and July futures tumbling to new three week lows, oats and rye also declined while corn held near unchanged ceilings amid touched off stop orders and scarce bids.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Futures Report From May 13 Trading
Chicago futures show mixed wheat and corn prices with May and July contracts quoted across several months. Market activity noted in Minneapolis wheat receipts at 800 today versus 173 a year ago, with trading basis unchanged.
Small Variations Rule Stock Market Report
New York May 13 A number of odds on favorites performed reasonably well in today s stock market competition but many leaders were left at the post or finished in the losing flight. Buying and selling timidity was pronounced and small variations near the close. Transfers were around 1 000 000 shares. It was the second full session this month with volume below 2 million. Western Union and Postal Telegraph rose early on merger news but both retreated later.
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Posta
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Western Union
Postal Telegraph Preferred
Coal Settlement Up To Government
Fuel Administrator Ickes said the next step toward settling the coal mining dispute lies with the government while another agency must act. He did not back an extension of the 15 day truce and urged restraint, expressing disbelief miners will harm the country. Earlier, Lloyd Thrush said Ickes agreed to release Illinois mines under union contracts from government control, about 150 mines employing 15,000 AFT members
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Lloyd Thrush
AFT
ine-Workang
Ilinois
Thrush
Finois
Alimony Reduced After Horse Placed on Pasture
In Los Angeles a court ruled that alimony should drop when a spouse’s horse is put to pasture. Mrs Helen F Astholz had sought $26 monthly for two horses but her attorney argued that with her husband’s horse pastured she needed only $7.50 more for the remaining horse. The judge approved the reduction.
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Los Angeles
Helen F. Astholz
Iliam S. Baird
Reds Crush Nazi Armor In Donets
Russian troops renewed fighting in the Donets valley near Lishchansk and have seized a hill described as of great tactical importance after repelling a German wedge thrust. More than 1,000 Germans were killed or captured and equipment seized in a battle continuing overnight.
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London
Donets
Lishchansk
Kharkov
Red Army
Novorossisk
Moscow
Red Air Force
Navy Names Three Allied Ships Lost
The Navy identified three Allied ships sunk near Guadalcanal on April 7 as the American destroyer Aaron Ward, the American tanker Kanawha, and the New Zealand corvette Moa. The communique also notes air attacks resumed against Kiska, raids on the Salomon Islands, and a light warship bombardment at Vila and Munda in the Solomons, with prior losses detailed.
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Washington
Navy
Guadalcanal
Iisland
Solomons
Aaron Ward
Kanawha
Moa
Kiska Island
Aleutians
Salomon Islands
Soldiers Not To Get Furlough For Farm Work
War Department told Senator Bushfield that soldiers will not receive furloughs for farm labor. A letter allowed post commanders to permit off duty farm work in nearby communities and short passes up to three days under certain conditions, with furloughs typically not exceeding 30 days annually. Passes are official authorizations to be absent, not chargeable against furlough time. Payments and detailed terms are left to the soldier and employer, with no government expense for farm work.
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Washington
Bushfield
South Dakota
War Department
Department
Gilbertson Held as POW by Italians in North Africa
Glenn A Gilbertson, once a bellhop at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt, was reported missing in action about three weeks ago and is now identified as a prisoner of war held by Italy. Relatives have been notified of the development.
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Glenn Gilbertson
Glenn .A
Gilbertson
Marvin Hughitt
North Africa
Huron Doctor Tells of British Democratic Spirit
Dr Hans Jacoby reentgenologist at Huron Clinic describes Britons living through air raids as a “happy family” with no pushing in shelters. A refugee from Nazi Germany who arrived in the US in 1941, he escaped persecution, found civilians united in London, and has no desire to return to Germany.
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Hans Jacoby
Huron Clinic
London
Nazi Germany
Jacoby
United States
Breslau
Germany
Berlin
Gestapo
England
Glasgow
St John
Newfoundland
Mundt backs James River survey for Missouri River study
Representative Mundt of South Dakota introduced a resolution calling for a complete review of reports and surveys on the Missouri River and its tributaries to determine if improvements for navigation flood control hydroelectric power and irrigation should be pursued now. The proposal ranks rivers including the James and cites wartime needs and flood damage as factors guiding the study.
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Mundt
South Dakota
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Niobrara
White
Moreau
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Belle Fourche
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Chamberlain
Missouri River Valley
America
Bushfield
Gurney
Hitler suffered hysterical blindness after WWI report
Detroit May 13 Associated Press science editor cites Victor A. Gonda of Loyola University stating a German medical man Fröerster reported that Corporal Hitler suffered from hysterical amblyopia after the First World War. The condition caused real blindness despite normal eyes.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Adolf Hitler
American Psychiatric Association
Toay
Victor A. Gonda
Loyola University School of Medicine
Chicago
Gonéa
Otfrid Foerster
Foerster
German War Office
Hitler
Gonda
More Reservoirs Recommended For Missouri River
Army engineer Colonel Lewis A. Pick told the House flood control committee that the recent Missouri River flood killed six and caused about 5 million dollars in direct damages with substantial indirect losses to crops highways railroads and industries. He noted 890 000 acres of farmland along the main river were damaged and pledged a restudy of the river from Sioux City to the mouth of the St. Louis. He urged downstream reservoir development and outlined steps to reinforce levees ahead of anticipated June floods.
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Lewis A. Pick
Army Division
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Bismarck
Kansas City
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Iansas Cin
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nebraska City
Rule
Pick
Fort Peck
Montana
Fick
St. Uis
Dutch executions in Eind hoven spark Dutch unrest
Axis reports five more Dutch citizens were executed in Einghove under martial law, totaling 43 deaths since May. Eindhoven residents face strict curfew and officers may shoot on sight. Brussels says eight Belgians were sentenced to death for sabotage, while Vichy reports 150 Frenchmen arrested for plotting against Laval.
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Philips Radio Works
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F ‘Om
Bern
Vichy Ori
Pierre Laval
Reduced Freight Rates Take Effect Saturday in Dakota
Pierre May 13. The state Public Utilities Commission announced reductions in freight rates in Dakota to restore levels from March. Six percent on merchandise, three percent on agricultural products and rail coal rates are set. Motor carriers opposed rail cuts, warning they may push down intrastate truck rates, though they support overall rail competition. Interstate rules do not require truckers to adjust rates.
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Pierre
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Igisty
Dakota
Ce.sion
South Dakota
Bushfield Criticizes Civilian Agency Expansion
Senator Bushfield of South Dakota urges fewer governmental agencies and opposes passage of a civilian supply administration measure. He argues the plan would create needless bureaus, intrude into private records, and hinder business. He calls for a director position at twelve thousand dollars and questions staffing limits.
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Washington
Bushfield
South Dakota
Bean
Senate
Civilian Supply Administration
Pri ~ Wme
Turns Inc
Boushfield
Warmer Forecast To End Cold Spell
Sioux Falls area reports milder outlook ending a string of frosts. Below freezing temps lingered state wide with 23 at Philip and 30 at Yankton Sioux Falls and western counties warmer. Farm experts say flax and barley suffered minor damage but not critical and crops may rebound with improved weather. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges. Wellington study club visits Huron for annual event. local ads andrummage sale notices appear.
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Ikota
Philip
Yankton
West Rt
A. G. Norgaard
State College
Brooks
Norgaard
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