March Big Month For Job Service
The local State Employment Service office, facing heavy traffic, limits forenoons to in-town applications and afternoons to out-of-town and routine work. Manager Louis Tollefson cites March contacts at over 3,000, about 116 daily, a 50 percent rise from prior months due to defense labor, new unemployment benefits year, WPA registration changes, and employer lay-offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Louis Tollefson
Tollefson
National Defense
WPA
Idle Hour Club Meets in Tulare April Meeting
Mrs Edythe Fuller hosted the Idle Hour Club in Tulare this week with 14 members present. President Mrs Claire Price presided and a three dollar donation was approved for the iron lung fund. Kitchen demonstration by Mrs Olga Delaney highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Edythe Fuller
Idle Hour Club
Claire Price
Iron Lung Fund
Olga Delaney
Local Sorghum Planting Urged Only with Germination Check
J. J. Martin of the state agricultural department seed division urged against planting home grown cane sorghum sudan or other sorghums without a germination test. He warned that germination is often too low to assure a safe crop, noting county agents can provide materials to test. Tests are required for imported seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW Eee
Pierre
J. J. Martin
State Agricultural Department
Sudan
Martin
Crochet And Linen Tablecloth By Mrs Anne Cabot
A mid century pattern feature describes a white linen and crochet tablecloth design by Mrs Anne Cabot. It details one yard white linen 36 inches wide forming 4? inch crochet squares with open work, plus a separate handsome fringe edge. The cloth yields a wedding present or elegant home piece and offers pattern 5117 with finishing steps. Send 10 cents plus name address and pattern number to Evening Huronite, Mrs Anne Cabot, 211 West Wacker Drive, Chicago, ill.
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Anne Cabot
West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Mrs. Bushfield To Christen New U S Ship South Dakota
Pierre reports Mrs Harlan J Bush will christen the U S battleship South Dakota in early June at Camden N J The ship rapid details show a 35000 to 60000 ton vessel of a class The South Dakota name traces to a prewar gunboat and a World War II battleship dismantled after 1922 treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Case
Bushfield
Washington
Navy
South Dakota
British victories avert Axis naval threat, aid Free French
In a wartime assessment from April 4 1941 The Evening Huronite notes that Britain and America stand against Japan with Italian aid. British successes against Italy preserve the French Empire, deter a French naval betrayal, and push Admiral Darlan toward the armistice and ties with Britain and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.B
Britain
America
Japan
Italy
Darlan
Mediterranean
United States
New York
Bune, Inc
Alpena Defense Training II Approved for Youths
Alpena will host a national defence training course starting April 8 focusing on operation, care and repair of trucks and automobiles. Supervising by the Alpena School in cooperation with the national program, led by Peter Lund from the Land Repair Shop, with 11 trainees signed up and 15 spots available for youths aged 17 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
A. An. Turner
Peter Lund
Murder Charges Filed Against South Dakota Trio
In Lichfield Minnesota a county attorney accused Pauline Dressler Raymond Warner and Robert Taylor of first degree murder in the death by exposure of a seven month old boy. The trio allegedly abandoned the child on a Tassel Minnesota farm during their flight from a stolen taxicab. A preliminary hearing was set for next Thursday with plans for a fast grand jury session.
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Lichelle
Minn
Sam Gandrad
Pauline Dressler
Raymond Warner
Spearfish
S. D
Robert Taylor
Philip
Tassel
OES Official Visits Blunt Chapter in Denmark Talk
Blunt chapter of the OES hosted an official visit by Lucy Tysell Britton grand co ductress. A school of instruction in the afternoon and a banquet followed by a business session with ritualistic work. Peter Wenge associate grand patron spoke on Denmark. guests from Pierre Harrold and Onida attended.
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OES
Blunt Blunt
Lucy Tysell
Britton
Blunt
Peter Wenge
Denmark
Pierre
Harrold
Onida
Officers elected Wellington Young People's Society
Dorothy and Douglas Elwood were elected alternate presidents of the Young People's Society of the Community Church at the regular meeting this week. Other officers named were Helen Meyer as vice president Lillian Parker as secretary Connie Coop as reporter and Louella Parker as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dorothy and
Douglas Elwood
Young People’s Society of the Community Church
Helen Meyer
Lillian Parker
Connie Coop
Louella Parker
National Sales Tax For Defense Gaining For Support
A George Gallup survey shows growing public willingness to fund defense with a general federal sales tax. A 2 percent levy on all purchases gains majority support among those eligible to vote in November. Results indicate about 32.5 million in favor today, with opposition strongest among lower income groups.
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Princeton
N. J
Defense
Institute
Arthur A. Ballantine
the Treasury
American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
Concert At Springs Saturday With Grade School Chorus
Wessington Springs grade school students will sing in the annual county UCL concert at the high school auditorium Saturday afternoon. More than 100 rural and town students are expected to take part. Miss Lois Alexander will direct the chorus with Miss Helen Hoy as accompanist. Delegates will be elected to represent Jerauld County in the state YCL convention at Pierre.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
UCL
Lois Alexander
Helen Hoy
Jerauld County
YCL
Pierre
Legion Auxiliary At Doland Meets For Charities
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered at Mrs. O A Shult's home and voted donations for child welfare, hospitalized veterans rehabilitation, and the Spink Faulk County iron lung fund. Members completed National defense blanks and planned a garden flower contest. Poppy Day posters were created with Sylvia Woodfork named chairman. guests included Mrs. Carr Selix Schumacher Rainford and Cool. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr
W. W. Selix
Carl Schumacher
Lola Rainford
Margaret Cool
Wyoming official dies former acting governor 1917 1919
April to Frank L. Honx 86 former secretary of state and acting governor of Wyoming from 1917 to 1919 died yesterday. He became acting governor when Gov. John Bndrick was elected to the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Frank L. Honx
Act
John Bndrick
United States Senate
Local society notes and visits across regions
Elsie Crawford returns from Minneapolis after two months. Mrs. C C Johnson visits Albuquerque head of the W C A. Dr B P Carson returns from Santa Fe after two months with daughter Harriet. Ruth Cooley marries Leslie C Dynes at Woonsocket. Social gatherings include a brid ge luncheon hosted by Ella Osborn, purple and white decor and Easter lilies. Mrs McD Campbell hosts a bridge party for Miss Lelia McCoy with winner Mrs Bayard Beach Jr. and a postgame tea.
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Elsie Crawford
Minneapolis
Miss Crawford
C. C. Johnson
Marion
Albuquerque
N. M
Miss Johnson
New Mexico
B. P. Carson
Santa Fe
Nml
Miss Harriet
Allison-James
L. Cooley
Ruth
Leslie C. Dynes
Woonsocket
Tangary
Shiers
Fr Methodist Church
Huron
Moarpar
Carl Weir
Ella Osborn
W. C. Gagnon
W. N. Farmer
E. B. Dinneen
McD. Campbell
Lelia McCoy
Pierre
James McCoy
Huronian Heads Junior Bar Group Appointment
William S. Churchill of Huron has been named South Dakota state chairman of the Junior Bar Conference of the American Bar Association. He will supervise state conference activities including a public information program on democracy, defense, citizenship, justice, and civil rights, with Clarence P. Cooper directing state efforts. Local directors include William McCann Philo Hall Douglas W. Bantz Ralph A. Dunham Gene E. Pruitt H T Fuller George W. Kunkle and Boyd Leedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William S. Churchill
Huron
South Dakota
American Bar Association
Lewis F. Powell
Richmond
Churchill
Clarence P. Cooper
Leadwood
Mr.Cooper
William McCann
Brookings
Philo Hall
Douglas W. Bantz
Aberdeen
Ralph A. Dunham
Clark
Gene E. Pruitt
Sioux Falls
H. T. Fuller
Mitchell
George W. Kunkle
Yankton
Boyd Lee
Kenneth C. Kellar
Lead
Townsends To Hold Meeting Here Sunday
The annual delegate convention of the first congressional district council of the Townsend National Recovery Plan meets at American Legion Hall Huron Sunday April 6 at 10 30 am. An evening banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt 6 pm features speaker R F Youngers of Sioux Falls. Public invited.
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Townsends
First Congressional District Council
Townsend National Recovery Plan
American Legion Hall
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
R. F. Youngers
Sioux Falls
State
Lippmann on sea power and future European war shape
The piece argues that Yugoslavia demonstrates how sea power supports national independence and that similar uprisings will recur across Europe if free powers maintain naval strength. It notes British naval wins in the Mediterranean weaken Italy and hinder Japan’s naval ambitions, stressing the need to keep sea power in allied hands.
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Germany
Yugoslavia
Europe
Mediterranean
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Pacific
Hitler
Suez
Red Sea
Axis
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