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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
8
Fight Sergeant John L. Swift of 347 South Third Street Missoula Montana, on an off day from flying night missions, joins an infantry attack with the British Eighth Army in Tunisia as of April 11 delayed report.
The Food Masters brings a big variety of high quality low price foods to OPS Store. The store aims to keep families supplied with essential foods for wholesome meals and thanks customers for cooperation and patronage.
Finest and Freshest Garden vegetables and fruits advertised. Extra large California Navel Oranges at 39¢ per dozen pineapple 23¢ each green top carrots 3¢ per bunch Texas Marsh Seedless Grapefruit 6¢ each strawberries in pint boxes at low prices full number 2 Indiana Tomatoes 1e per can. Point value 16 points.
An RCAF flier who joined ground forces in the Middle East fought with the Scottish Black Watch at the Wadi El Akarit line near Gabes. He survived seven hours under shell and machine gun fire, seized an Italian submachine gun, and praised by Sgt Major for his calm. He then left to seek a tank battle before returning to bombing duties.
Huron High School concert band will present its spring concert on May 7 in Huron College auditorium. Arthur Engel, conductor, announced today. Appearing with the band will be the high school glee clubs directed by Helen Buchanan and accompanied by the Hammond electric organ.
The first WAAC group assigned to a U S anti aircraft unit in New York will replace men at Long Island battle stations. A mixed company including a full blooded Apache and several European born members join the headquarters unit to man guns searchlights and automatic weapons. After 30 days they will transition all non combat duties to WAAC personnel under Col Joseph B Hafer.
London dispatch reports Adolf Hitler's food front remains at least as strong as a year ago with continued mobilization and resource allocation across occupied territories and allied support networks. The article notes steady supply chains, farm output, and wartime rationing adjustments amid ongoing civilian and military demands.
An official of the ministry of economic warfare said that even as new military operations strain manpower, Europe should harvest enough food on the continent to get through the winter 1943 44. He based this on reliable reports reaching the ministry and noted Europe emerged from a mild winter with a relatively strong food position.
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