Dam Construction Outlook Bright
Missouri River development advocates heard from Washington emissary John D. Forsyth that dam construction prospects look favorable and the next 90 days will tell the story. He stressed the Omaha army engineers report as the key and urged a Washington contact man to push legislation and dam funding.
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Pierre
Missouri River Development Advocates
Washington
John D. Forsyth
Niobrara
Neb
South Dakota Power and Manganese Association
Harlan J. Bushfield
Forsyth
Army Engineers
Omaha
Association
Bushfield
Nebraska
Missouri
South Dakota
J. R. Cash
Bonesteel
M. Q Sharpe
Kennebec
Missouri River
John Lillibridge
Burke Expressan
City Briefs Report Travel and Visits Across States
Mrs Frank B Taylor of Calcutta India and son John Hunt aged four months arrived in New York City on Monday March 23. They left Calcutta February 17 on an American boat at Hornbay on the 10th. Mrs Taylor née Maxine Hunt of Huron visiting her mother and sister in New York. Easter cards for everyone. Kiel Bros Inc. Miss Grace Watkins dean of women at Huron College spending Easter vacation in Fargo with her parents. Mr and Mrs Angus Saunders returned from Chicago where they accompanied their daughter Jean Ann who has entered nurse’s training. Mrs Barney Davidson returned to Huron from Gary Indiana visiting her mother and sister. Mrs Murray former Gloria Gordier of Huron. Mrs Starkey Groves of Fargo visiting husband Major Groves in Huron with son Starkey Jr. They joined family in the home of Mr and Mrs C C Simpson. Mrs E M Mirras and son Michael and daughter Mary of Watertown and Mrs Bill Peterson and daughter Mary of Carney visited in Huron overnight at 656 Dakota Avenue North in the home of Mr and Mrs Nick Manolis. Mrs Peterson known here as Miss Helen Mirras.
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Frank B. Taylor
Calcutta
India
John Hunt
New York City
Hornbay
Taylor
Maxine Hunt
Huron
Mve
George C. Hunt
Harold Fellman
Kiel Bros., Inc
Adv
Grace Watkins
Murray
Gloria Gordier
Starkey Groves
Fargo
N. D
Los Angeles
Major Groves
Starkey, Jr
Groves
C. C. Simpson
E. M. Mirras
Michael
Mary
Watertown
Bill Peterson
Carney
Neb
Nick Manolis
Dakota Avenue North
Peterson
Helen Mirras
South Dakotan wins excelsius Springs junior college oratory title
Warren Egeleston and Sion Falls won the finals yesterday in the men s junior college oratory at the Phi Rho Pi forensic fraternity tournament in Excelsior Springs Missouri on April 2.
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Excelsior Springs
CFI
Warren Egeleston
Sion Falls
Oratory
Phi Rho Pi Forensic Fraternity
Armour Star Tender Test Ham for Easter Dinner
Armour's Star ham advertised as tender and flavorful for Easter. Sugar cured and slow smoked over hickory, with a TenderTest quality check. Bake instructions suggest 10 325 F oven, 18 minutes per pound, glaze and finish. Describes consumer appeal and nationwide use by over two million women.
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Indy
Armour's
America
Scrap drive for Red Cross benefit details
Materials to be donated include Tron aluminum brass tin old rubber copper old batteries lead old mage. Have your scrap ready for pick up. Tracks at 7 00 a m Tuesday April T.
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MR. HA
Animours
Morrell
Pride
Red Cross
Burnett Named NYA Worker of the Year in Beadle County
Roger P. Burnett a 20 year old NYA student at the Beadle County auto mechanics shop in North Huron was named the county's most valuable NYA worker. Otto Wenzel director presented the merit certificate at a ceremony before about 35 observers in the Huron shop and Burnett will compete with state winners for South Dakota's NYA honors.
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Roger P. Burnett
Beadle County
Burnett
NYA
North Huron
South Dakota
NXA
Otto Wenzel
Huron
Legion Meeting Aims At Defense Bond Campaign
The William Reaves Post of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting in the Legion Hall Thursday night, announced by post commander George Olson. Discussions of the current Defense Bond Campaign in Huron and Beadle County will be featured at the gathering.
Atlantic U-boat War Gains and New American Tactics
Submarine warfare in the Atlantic grows with 28 Axis subs sunk, seven in the Pacific. US patrols expand, air forces rise, and new methods to locate and destroy U boats are pursued. Heroes include Donald Mason, who submerged a periscope sub with bombs and depth charges, earning top decorations, and Ensign William Tepuni, who helped finish a submerged U boat with destroyer support.
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Atlantic
Caribbean
United States
Pacific
Donald Francis Mason
Rochester, Minn
We Mason
Mason
William Tepuni
San Francisco
Tepuni
India Independence Question Sparks War Risk Analysis
The column warns that a successful push for independence in India could weaken Britain’s stance, reducing native troops and potentially aiding Japanese plans to invade India. Gandhi’s nonviolence keeps revolt unlikely, though Moslem leader Jinnah warned of a revolt if British terms harmed Muslim interests, amid caution about widespread unrest in a 390 million population.
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Britain
India
United Nations
Hitler
Middle East
Gandhi
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
All- Indian
London
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