War and Its Effects on Education to Head School Board Meet
BROOKINGS April 10 War and its effects on South Dakota education will be the focus of a two day meeting for school administrators and board members from eastern South Dakota. Notable speakers include Dr M G Neale University of Minnesota S B Nissen Sioux Falls Supt George Williams Dell Rapids Supt C C Jacobson Ganton and others. The program features addresses on wartime administration economics and reorganization plans at State College and Brookings High School leaders stress continuing operations and plans amid war while outlining broader strategic needs in the Pacific and European theaters.
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South Dakota Educational Association
Sioux Falls
George Williams
Dell Rapids
C. C. Jacobson
Ganton
Ross Davies
Soil Conservation Service
Brookings
R. D. Falk
Pierre
Dwight Miller
Watertown
L. D. Horrigan
Brookings High School
J. E. Martin
W. CG. Rabe
Milbank
Harvey G. Bittrem
Sinai
Gabriel Lundy
State College Agricultural Economics Department
J. F. Hines
H. G. Mosby
South Dakota Education Association
Neale
Pugsley Union
Big Stick H
Dean Stallings
Lyman E. Jackson
State College
State Board of Regents of Education
Looking Back At Huron News Ten Years Ago Highlights
A party for Sprague Hospital School of Nursing seniors hosted by Mrs. J H Grant featured prizes for Miss Stransky and Miss Ruth Cable. The item notes travels of Chas Mitchells family, recoveries from surgery, and a state telephone convention in Sioux Falls. Also listed are school sports candidates, real estate plans, and local social visits with several named residents and events.
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Sprague Hospital School of Nursing
Kuma Dietrich
J. H. Grant
Mae Torkelsen
Anna Stransky
Elin Isaacson
Miss Stransky
Ruth Cable
Chasi
J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Arthur Mitchel
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Ada Reynolds
Omaha
Harold Markey
J. Calendine
Norman Stewart
Morris
Clifford Anderson
Sioux Falls
Margaret Blystone
H. A. Gehm
Clara Seten
Gehm
Frances Stewart
Esther Seten
Lewis Oberbeck
Esther Seton
London
Brazil
Germany
Huron High School
Miller
D. Gascoigne
Joe Reilly
Coops
Brock
Matson
Meigs
Graves
Licht
Joseph L. Bloodgood
Co. Bloodgood
Bit
Huronite
Mus Ross Miller
Pierre
E. H. Vance
Carrie Cornish
George Sheeks
Lake Preston
MacKENZIE Continued From Page One Military Power Gaps
The article discusses limits on striking power far from home bases, noting the need for naval and air forces to break through. It states we have built fighting strength in Australia, which is being augmented, but could not be used if Japan controlled air and sea around Australia as in the Philippines. The piece argues we have not sent to Australia what could reach our forces there.
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Bataan
Japan
Nippon
Tokyo
Osaka
Hitler
Marshall
London
Europe
Orient
MacKenzie
Page One
Australia
Philippines
Russia
Caucasian
Tirpitz
Scharnhorst
Gneisenau
Pacific
Atlantic
United Nations
Indian Ocean
North Cape
Jutland
Norway
New. York
Calcutta
North America
U.S
Britain
Mahan
Former Highmore Man Buried Today
Funeral services were held for Edwin Eller in Highmore at the Methodist Church at two o'clock. Eller, 42, formerly of Highmore, died in Muskogee Oklahoma where he had been in business. He was the son of the late Mrs. Hugo Bloedorn and brother of Mrs. George Bouzek of southern Hyde County.
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Highmore
Edwin Eller
Hugo Bloedorn
George Bouzek
Sorthern
Hyde County
Muskogee
Oklo
Fashion pattern 8160 shirtwaist dress for home sewers
An all time fashion favorite shirtwaist dress pattern No 8160 offers a simple home sewers pattern with smooth shoulder yokes closed cuffs and button-down pockets. Sizes 14 to 44 require yardage for sizes 16 to 44 and a 39 inch material. Send 15 cents with name address pattern number and size to Pattern Service West Wacker Drive Chicago. Plan summer clothes with the new Fashion Book and send for copies.
Housewives Say They Could Get Along On Reduced Sugar Ra
Princeton April 10 housewives say they could get by on less sugar than now averaging 9 34 ounces per person weekly. The American Institute of Public Opinion found national totals indicating one pound per person weekly as the typical need and 9 44 ounces as the minimum. The sugar rationing registration set for May 4 5 6 7 will issue ration books. Wealthy and middle income groups would sacrifice similarly with city and rural housewives differing slightly in current use but agreeing on the lower amount.
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Princeton
N. J
American Institute of Public Opinion
Hural
Axis naval strategy and U boat aims outlined
A naval analyst describes Axis plans to seize the French fleet, pair it with the Italian Navy, and push an invasion against Egypt and the Caucasus while leveraging air power. He warns of a decisive future sea battle in which Nazi battleships and Japanese vessels are conserved for a global showdown.
Navy chiefs set three month critical period for losses
A naval briefing notes that American navies must compensate for all losses by April 1 but not until the year ends. The next three months are described as the crucial period for rebuilding strength and securing strategic positions. The statement emphasizes urgency and long term recovery plans.
Protesting Plant Closure Over AFL Union Effort
George Lillie shut his Platte Alley Cement Tile Manufacturing plant after firing 41 of 45 workers who signed an AFL union petition. He warned no one will run his business with a blackjack, noting war contracts exist. The firm, also in Fremont and Kearney, holds major contracts to supply tile to a Colorado Army cantonment and an ordnance project at Provo. Lillie plans to ship tile from Fremont to fulfill contracts and considers moving the plant to Provo.
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Scotusbluef
Nev
George Lillie
Platte ‘Alley
Cement Tile Manufacturing Company
AFL
Fremont and
Kearney
Colorado Army
Provo
Ss. D. Lillie
Fremont
Flashes Of Life Items From The AP Juxtapose Daily Quirks
A stream of short AP notes covers varied snippets from across the nation. A 54 year old Edmund Williams lands a permanent grinder job in Bridgeport after long factory service, a Camden New Jersey woman survives a car plunge into Cooper River and waits beside mud for help, a North Carolina elderly man seeks a divorce to regain freedom, a Kansas pup Brownie prompts owner calls, and Chicago’s Olaf Carlson seeks release after a scammer friendly jail stint with a bold $200 bond.
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Wartford
Conn
Edmund Williams
Federal Employment Service
Wilams
Bridgeport
Jook
Williams
Dr Clark to Speak at Huron College Assembly
George I F Dougall announces a college assembly at Huron College next Monday morning. Dr William H L Clark will address faculty students and administration on Sino Japanese relations. Dr Clark, a Macalee College alumnus, has spent most of his career abroad. Public invited.
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Clark
College A
Huron ‘College
William
George IF. Dougall
Macaleefer College
Anhan
China
South Dakota 4-H Clubs Mobilize in Washington
South Dakota 4-H clubs organize activities in Washington to advocate youth programs. Leaders coordinate national representation, fundraising, and public events aiming to showcase 4-H achievements and advocate for continued federal support.
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South Dakota
Tire shortage and auto restrictions rattle War era plans
Pierre April 10. State Rationing Administrator Guy Harding secured approval after discussions with Washington officials for 300 casings 100 retreads and 250 tubes for war project contractors. A Deadwood dealer with a 1941 car seeks exit from business, but options are limited by rationing rules.
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Pierre
Guy Harding
Rapid City
Black Hills
Washington
Deadwood Automobile
Redfield Second In Music Meet
North Dakota region four event drew about 2400 pupils in Aberdeen for the State High School Music Association contest. Redfield placed second with eight class ratings as Faulkton and Leola led class B with three each. Cresbard topped class C with two. Winners include Aberdeen Marilyn Tostenrud Cecilia Johansen Beverly Eakins and others in multiple solos ensembles across many towns.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
State
High School Music Association
Redfield
Faulkton
Leola
Cresbard
Marilyn Tostenrud
Cecilia Johansen
Beverly Eakins
Francis Rinke
Legharé Timmerman
Ruth Forseth
Bill Kandaras
Shirley Smail
Carol Hilsabeck
Jean “Currier
Frankfort
Robert Jones
Boys
Garden City
Lola
Mokr
Langford
Mary Lou Cook
Pierpont
Vernelle Boe
Tulare
Paul Rocher
mer—Herriet Wilson
Huron High Selects Senior Class Play Murder Rehearsal
Huron High School selects the senior class play Murder Rehearsal. Production is produced by special arrangement with Samuel French.
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Huron H.S
Petitzens
One Goetz
Samuel French
Townsend Club Social Meeting at Mrs Gascoigne Home
The Townsend Club met at 265 Iowa Avenue Southeast on April 7 with 18 members in attendance. Mrs Gamble and Mrs Nellie Gascoigne provided entertainment and a committee served lunch. The next meeting will be at 222 Idaho Avenue Southeast in May, with members urged to attend and bring a friend.
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Townsend Club
Tinklenberg
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Gamble
Nellie Gascoigne
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Huron Board of Education Adjourns March 4 1942 Meeting
Regular meeting at the high school office on March 3 1942 with adjournment to March 4 due to no quorum. Minutes read and approved. A resolution grants leave of absence to any employee entering military service and rehiring on return. Bills audited and warrants numbered 1140 to 1244 authorized for payment. Names include Moe Keck Voigt Lang Buchanan Shanholtz, Sherman Bauman, Brigdeman, Huron Public School, Tobey, and others.
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Board OF Education
BR. A. Buchanan
W. C. Peterson
R. A. Buchanan
Moe
Keck
Voigt
A. J. Lang
Teaching Corps of Huron Public Schools
Voint
Buchanan
Inclu
Orval Shanholtz
Zelier
Avenue
Lbr. &, Mig. Co
Sherman Bauman
Main
B&g Bridgeman Publishers, Inc
Stiver‘’s, Hardware Co
SUPB
Outley F&eb
Tobey’s Standard Service
Nsee Vistor Animatograph Co
Waibel Harder Are
Wheeler Dragstore
Wee Petey. Tatae
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George C. Marshall
United States
Staf
Robert Lea Ghormley
Naval
George Gallup
The
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Francis H. W. Kenworthey
Cooper River
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Alice Peden
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Frank
Chicago
Olaf Carlson
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White House
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