City Briefs Highlight Local Servicemen And Visits
Howard W. Fleming and Floyd A. Brandenburg, sons of local families, were accepted by the Army Air Corps Reserve after examinations in Sioux Falls and will remain at Huron High School this fall. Residents travel to Tacoma and Minneapolis for family visits and buying trips, with notes on fur advertisements and local arrivals from California and Wisconsin.
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Howard W. Fleming
Albert Fleming
Floyd A. Brandenburg
Lloyd Brandenburg
Army Air Corps Reserve
Sioux Falls
Huron High School
Fleming
L. H. Hafner
Tacoma
Wash
Wynn Huddleston
Huddleston
Norma Hafner
Eilers’ Furriers
Ruth Sherman
Minneapolis
Siren
Wis
Lloyd Sherman
H. D. Valansky
D.S.C
Marvin Hughitt
R.W. Daun Arid
Charles
Jeff Huron
Moosejaw
Winnipeg
Canada
Edith
Elnora
Gale Laughlin
California
C. S. Laughlin
Claude Raymond Marston
Farragut
Ida
Charles Marston
Ft. Devens
Mass
Dale Case
Huron
Lottie Case
Naval Training School
James A. Davis
Kansas City
Ian
Frank Davis
Mr. Davis
Sherman
Moe
Red Cross First Aid Class Closes in Hazel
The Hazel Red Cross course led by Dr A Wouse of Bryant ends at the high school with nineteen eligible for first aid certificates. It is the largest Hamlin County class in a year and plans move to establish an emergency first aid station in Hazel due to doctor shortages. A class party followed the session and county plans aim to resume classes after the farming season.
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Red Cross
Hazel Hazel
American Red Cross
A. Wouse
Bryant
Hamlin County
Guse
Hazel
Japanese report POW hold Australians and missing
Japanese authorities told the International Red Cross they hold 10,166 Australian soldiers as prisoners of war, including 498 officers. A Tokyo broadcast claimed 3,321 Australians are missing but unconfirmed. Forde says 9,995 others, including 234 officers, are missing.
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Sydney
Australia
International Red Cross
Geneva
Francis Forde
Tokyo
Forde
Hold Funeral for E. J. Harrington
Funeral services were held yesterday for E. J. Harrington who died July 31 at Vermillion after a stroke. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Vern Osmanson of Wolsey. Major Edwin Harrington, stationed at a camp in Oregon, attended the service.
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E. J. Harrington Wolsey
E. J.harrington
Vermillion
Vern Osmanson
Wolsey
Edwin Harrington
Oregon
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