Seventeen Beadle County inductees ordered to report
Seventeen Beadle County registrants have been ordered to report for military service today at Fort Snelling Minnesota. Names include Sherman John W Olso Timothy Lamb Wayne R Van Der and others. transferred Beadle County registrants reside in Montana Wisconsin South Dakota Indiana and California. They were inducted recently.
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Beadle County
Beadle County Selective Service Board
Fort Snelling
Min
Bea
le County
Gerald W. Osman
Billings
Mont
Paul Ambacher
Madison
Wis
Amos I Amundson
Rapid City
Selmer Oo
Peterson
Los Angeles
Edwa
Martin
Greenfield
Ind
Rain Relieves Droughty Area In South Dakota
South Dakota drought in the south central counties was largely relieved by weekend rains bringing 0.5 to over 2 inches and bright crop prospects. Winter wheat production is forecast at 2,048,000 bushels, below last year’s record but above the 1932–41 average. rye and pastures are in good condition while potential abandonments loom due to prior dry falls. The northeastern counties received more rain while the south central area remained drier.
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Sioux Falls
South Central
South Dakota
Evan ‘V. Jones
Jones
Farm Grain Stocks On April First
Corn supplies stood at 39,286,000 bushels with wheat at 2,184,000 and oats at 42,482,009 on farms as of April 1. Leading grain totals reflect early spring market conditions and storage.
Farewell Party Held For Gerald Osman Before Army Induction
About 60 friends gathered at the Osmans’ home in Hitchcock to honor Gerald Osman on a seven day leave after induction at Fort Snelling. The evening featured community singing, games, dancing, and a silver gift, followed by a potluck lunch before Gerald departs Wednesday for final induction.
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Hitchcock
Gerald Osman
Osiman
Fort Snellering
Gerald
Fort Snelling
Army
Moron Story Nazis Try Counterfeit US Currency
With British Eighth Army at Sfax on April 16, German forces circulated counterfeit one and five dollar bills to Arab populations. The notes bore a death head on the reverse and an Arabic inscription warning that the money seems gold but has no value. The message claimed only work in the fields and sowing seed matters, denouncing US respect for religion and tradition.
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Eighth Army
Sfax
Welayedi
United States
Francis Titeca Killed in Action in the Pacific
Mr and Mrs John Tierney learn their grandson Francis Titeca, tank gunner, has died in action somewhere in the Pacific. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Sam Titeca who live on a ranch near Shawmu Montana. Formerly May Tier.
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Rockham
John Tierney
Francis Titeca
Pacific
Titeca
Sam Titeca
Shawmu, Mont
Mackenzie Calls for Daily Moral War Mobilization
The piece urges a fighting faith lasting year round to spur patriotism and self sacrifice in offices and workshops. It cites Roosevelt Churchill and Cardinal Hinsley praising spiritual values as essential to postwar rehabilitation and victory, noting generals Montgomery and MacArthur exemplify religious principle in war.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Hinsley
Britain
Montgomery
MacArthur
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