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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
4
Publication listing subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery in Huron South Dakota and nationwide rates. Details include weekly and monthly options, annual costs, and rights of Associated Press content.
Answers from the Bureau of Selective Service outline changes to selective service classifications. It details who counts as a dependent, how reclassifications are handled for III-A, III-B, and III-D, and how hardship, agricultural status, and age affect classification. Also explains I-A and IV-E distinctions, plus practical steps for induction order timing and transfer to essential occupations.
Washington April 15 Secretary Morgenthau outlined American stance that stabilization machinery should focus solely on world currency stabilization with no extra duties. In contrast Britain backs a broader role for a clearing union to fund postwar relief, policing, commodity control, and even economic governance.
From Jack Bailey's Aberdeen American News column Governor Sharpe condemns the secrecy of the board of charities and correction led by Dick Halladay regarding parole denials for Phill Burns. He urges public disclosure at clemency actions, arguing transparency aids justice and accountability, urging press courage and rejecting secret deals in state business.
Funeral services were conducted at the Congregational Church for Charley Babb 64 with Rev H C Juell officiating. Burial followed in Lake Preston Cemetery. He died suddenly at home Friday evening after thirty years as a Lake Preston resident. Survived by sister Mrs Stella Shanks and brother Louis V Babb and other relatives.
The Lake Preston High School band under director W Cole stock will give its final band sale concert Friday evening April 16. The program includes pieces by the brass sextet cornet quartet clarinet quartet and flute duet.
Oil and red point ration changes outline effective dates from April through June. Stamps for fuel oil, meats, butter, cheese, oils, and sugar allocations are itemized with expiration dates and usage rules. Registration, weekly Civil Defense meetings, and Red Cross classes are announced with locations and contact numbers.
A collage from the coast reports on notable entertainers and public figures. Van Johnson’s condition from The Human Comedy is bleak. Dinah Shore may wed George Montgomery. Betty Grable faces surgery. Ava Gardner and Eddie Buzzell are linked. Gypsy Rose Lee suffers ulcers. Eduard Benes’s arrival hints at peace moves. Czechoslovakia’s status shifts. Sophie Tucker’s autobiography title changes. FBI recovers missing surgical instruments. Jayne Mansfield and others spark fashion and gossip chatter.
War correspondent Ernie Pyle details colorful individuals in the American army in Tunisia. He profiles Corp. William Nikolin of Indianapolis, a multilingual, history-obsessed man with a gold tooth, and describes Nikolin’s European ties and postwar peace ambitions.
Washington April 15 The full story of the Amer raid on Tokyo will be told for the first time Director Elmer Davis of the Office of War Information said unpublished details would be released soon He added he did not know whether the release would coincide with the Tokyo bombing first anniversary April 13 or not
Special report lists attorney Harry Ebben in charge of the second county war loan drive. The county committee includes Vice Chairman Mrs Charles Say, Secretary and Treasurer James H Dickey, Publicity Chairman Milton Fishgold, County Co ordinator of the American Legion John Buhn, and County Co ordinator for the Legion Auxiliary Mrs A L Stuyland.
The narrator notes the arrest of a Prohibition era gang lord and reflects on the end of Prohibition. He praises moderation and tolerance in the new era, arguing Americans can enjoy beer legally in clean places without bootleggers profiting. He questions the cost of Prohibition and its legacy.
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