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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1943

Page

10

Sky Train in Storm Over Superstition Mountain

Captain Carr battles a violent storm as Pat battles the sky train's perilous course. Amid flying debris and lightning, Pat struggles to tune radios and maintain control while searching for a safe descent toward Globe. The crisis unfolds with cold altitudes and a treacherous thermals chase.

Pat James Carr U. S. Army Loraine Stuart Patt Patsy Ansinnes Jimmy Hue Hart Jean

Puzzling Across and Down Clues From a Historic Grid

A dense crossword style fill lists multiple across and down clues with numbers and mixed hints. The page references various word lengths and abbreviations, including figures like a U S president and biblical king, with several archaic or clipped entries such as abbrs for dates and titles.

Highmore Scouts Plan Victory Gardens With Girls Help

Scoutmaster N G Stimson leads Boy Scouts in victory garden planning with Mrs Louise Hartshorn assisting as fieldwoman. Booklets on perfect victory gardens issued, prizes for nearest cleanest most productive plot, judges to rate entries. Girl Scouts under Martha McLaughlin join to fill storage cellars with home canned foods and may plant gardens for prizes.

Highmorle N. G. Stimson Louise Hartshorn Fieldworman Martha McLaughlin

Sunnyside School Reports Third Graders Reading Progress

Stanley Andresen notes third graders finished the Elson Gray reader and started the Work and Play book. The first and second grades work on Pair primary writing while Allan Wagner reports fourth graders study the United States with a Lincoln Highway imaginary trip. Arithmetic covers adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators and history explains English colonial expansion.

Stanley Andresen Sunnyside Allan Wagner United States U. S Lincoln Highway New York San Francisco England North America

Girl Scouts Plan Outdoor Meetings

A Star Girl Scout Troop met at Margaret Goodsell home with some registration funds collected. Betty Schuelks sent a letter, and the girls work on a scrapbook for service members. Miss McDermott proposed outdoor meetings in better weather.

Athe Outer Star Margaret Goodsell Betty Schuelks Miss McDermott

Pupils marooned at Scheele School as flood floods grounds

Mary Alice Reinschmidt reports Scheele School in Foster Township was flooded by a dam break near Carpenter. Pupils trudged through 10 to 12 inches of water on Thursday. Water receded by Friday but grounds remained muddy and local roads and a bridge were damaged.

Scheele School Reinschmidt Carpenter Mary Alice Reinschmidt Foster Township Velma Anderson

McBride Show Spelling Contest At Halsey School

Friday April 2 the McBride Show comes to Halsey School for a spelling contest to choose grade representatives for the county spelling contest in Huron April 17. Sixth grader Baad Dittmer is mentioned as a participant.

McBride Halsey School Huron Baad Dittmer

Bonfire Rules Reemphasized By City Officials

City engineer H M Pierce warns the public that weed fires and slaves must not burn in streets or alleys. Open fires require constant supervision and carts caution against cigarette embers. Firemen note discarded lighted cigarettes can ignite dry trash or leaves, posing fire hazards under current ordinance.

H. M. Pierce Pierce

Dime Store Cosmetics Retain Brand Names Under Old Prices

Northwest OPA allows temporary sale of dime store cosmetics and other small items under usual brand names and prices. The change loosens a prior order forcing price changes to match smaller packaging quantities. The move reflects pre existing container contracts and aims to ease government and public debt concerns through the war program.

Dime Store Cosmetics Minneapolis Northwest OPA

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