Ask Farmers To Purchase War Bonds In SD Pledge Drive
The Treasury urges South Dakota farmers and other earners to pledge regular investments through war bonds to finance the war effort. Campaign officials will contact individuals to explain the pledge card, with the Agriculture Department aiding the drive. Henry Morgenthau Jr. emphasizes daily Bond Day and regular pay period investments to defend the nation and curb inflation.
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United States Treas Department
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Neighborhood News Briefs in Huron region updates
Tracy Purrington and son Russel visited Huron on Wednesday. Helen Bridenbaugh returned to Mitchel schoolwork after a week at her parents. Lester Kane enlisted in the navy and leaves Miller for San Diego. A family gathering honored him. The Ellises visited north of Miller. Jim and Carrie Cranston visited the McCartney home. Dean Smith, formerly of the area, spent days at the Bridenbaugh home. Lucillia Becker resumed teaching after appendicitis recovery. A group visited Mrs. Caryl Arpin. Rob Shephard was seriously ill in Venice. Mrs. Ray Shoot accompanied Ella Mae Jones to Wesley Springs for the weekend. John Van Zee moved the former Farmer Union Gas Station to his farm east of town. Leland, son of Bliss Hurlbut, was stationed at Pearl Harbor. Lois Goudie of Pierre visited her aunt Jessie Kintigh. Charles and Mrs. Williams visited friends in Huron. Rural carriers and postal workers attended a Wolsey meeting and banquet. The spring bazaar and supper was set for April 16 at the ald hall. Ray Shoaf went to Rapid City for carpentry work. Dorothy Swanson of Hedfield visited her parents. The LeGrand families and more attended Sunday dinners in various homes. Several families hosted birthdays and gatherings around Turton and surrounding towns. Rev. Joseph Trovato moved his family to the manse. Aircraft plant features a large air cooling system. Faulty light bulbs often stem from loose electrical connections.
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Ellis
Greh Aymar
Jim
Carrie Cranston
B. B. McCartney
Dean Smith
Dewey
Leland
Pearl Harbor
Lois Goudie
Pierre
Jessie Kintigh
Charles Williams
Huron
Sam Kelley
Frank Clegg
Fae Thompson
Sid Fritts
Wolsey
Ald Hall
Ray Shoof
Rapid City
Bachman
Battle of Russia Outlook Through War's First Half
Clyde A Farnsworth analyzes why the battle of Russia, now in its early stages, will hinge on winter and spring maneuvers. He notes Russia's counteroffensive near Moscow, the oil-rich Caucasus threat, and the expected reopening of the front from the Black Sea to the Arctic as snow melts, with Kharkov Stalino and Taganrog as future jump-off points.
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Wide World
Clyde A. Farnsworth
New York
Germany
Moscow
Caucasus
Rial
Black Sea
Arctic Ocean
Kharkov
Stalino
Taganrog
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Lucillia Becker
One Aircraft Company
By Clyde A. Farnsworth
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Red Army
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Washington
Hugo
Tome
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Gue
Wards
Elassie
Brod Preich
Areal
Tae
Laem
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Dakota
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