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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1943
Page
5
Willow Lake residents announce the birth of a daughter on April 13 at Willow Lake. The couple welcomed their child in a local ceremony, with family and neighbors sharing in the joyful event.
The OPA began setting maximum prices on fresh tuna as part of President Roosevelt’s price control order. The rule targets all cost of living foods, with tuna ceilings to align later for canned tuna. Halibut and other fresh fish expected next, with broader controls on flour and meat planned to follow.
James Arthur Frederickson 60 died at home and funeral held at Frederickson home with Congregational pastors Rev Deve and Rev Wilson officiating. Burial at Rosehill Cemetery Clark. Survived by widow Nina St Gillis Frederickson son Charles Frederickson mother Mrs J Frederickson brothers Hadley Archie. several names and dates mentioned incl. late sons Harland and Donald.
On April 13 the Flatter Klub met hosted by Mrs. W. E. Cermak. Guests included Mrs. T. Ry Marvin and Mrs. Larson. Card games were played and refreshments served by the hostess.
Chicago April 13 A severe ice cream shortage could hit this summer if manufacturers quotas are not raised said D T Carlson president of the American Dairy Association Willmar Minnesota Production has been cut to 63 percent of last year with 1942 a cool year and lower consumption Carlson warned of a hot summer and potential shortages He urged maintaining ice cream as an essential food for adults and noted a proposal to grant larger quotas will be discussed at the association annual meeting representing most of the nation s five million dairy farmers.
Pierre April 13. Certificates of war necessity and gasoline ration coupons cannot be transferred with trucks or other commercial vehicles. Buyers must apply for a new certificate of war necessity. sellers must return certificates to the Office of Defense Transportation and unused gasoline coupons to the local rationing board. Fleet operators must notify ODT of sales. changes in operation area or business nature require notice. violations can lead to revocation of certificates or reduction of gasoline allotments.
Milo Flindt, 12, son of Mr and Mrs W M Flindt of Denver Colorado, died after falling from a mountain cliff while exploring with a companion. Burial in Denver. Milo lived in Wolsey until moving to Denver in 1942. The Flindts reside at 8224 West Colfax, Denver.
Wednesday Musicale will meet at 8 15 Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs James Meaghan 175 Prospect Southeast. The United States has approximately 43 percent of the total number of radio sets in the world.
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended average rail rate hikes of about 4.7 percent and revoked a 10 percent commutation fare increase effective May 15, citing railroad earnings and wartime travel considerations. The ruling preserves standard passenger fares while hearings on broader changes continue.
Radio Cortes Wartime broadcasting schedule details NBC CBS and MBS programs for April 18 and 14. Listings include Sen Moore Ginny Simms War Bond segments Fibber McGee Red Skelton Jolson and Wooley Lights Out This Nation at War and Prime time news and talk blocks with Mary Small Walter Cassell Fred Waring Harry James and other entertainers amid war commentary and patriotic programming on multiple networks.
A wartime column discusses how equipment funded by war bonds fuels Allied air superiority. It notes fighter planes and bombers costing up to 350000, torpedoes at 11600 each, and a 4000 pound bomb at 872. It cites British submarines destroying or damaging fifteen Axis ships in the Mediterranean and includes a first person account of a wounded soldier being transported by air, appreciating the care of crew and pilot.
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