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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
10
Around the Christmas tree gifts were exchanged and a luncheon was served by Mrs Zartmant, marking a festive social scene. The gathering featured neighbors and friends enjoying seasonal cheer and light refreshments.
Technical Sergeant Harold Azine recounts swift foxhole fighting and night raids by Marines on Bougainville. He describes stealthy Japanese infiltrations, land mines, tight jungle trails, and close combat with knives and fists as Marines held a beachhead two miles long. Photographer Corporal Dave Ohman joined the foxhole briefly.
Seasonal help demand grows as stores hire for Christmas. Mr. Williamson of the Aberdeen Social Security field office says both part time and full time workers must have social security numbers. Employers must list numbers on quarterly IRS returns, so workers should obtain cards at the Aberdeen field office or local post offices. Huron Post Office offers forms at general delivery windows. Mauna Loa on Hawaii is cited as the largest active volcano.
A simple recipe idea features baked beans served with star pork sausage for dinner. The instructions emphasize fresh daily preparation and a flavorful finish.
Huron chamber of commerce reports most stores will stay open until 9 p m from December 20 to 23 before Christmas Eve closing at 6 p m Santa Claus visits downtown December 18 to 5 p m with candy for children under eight Huron plans wreaths on lamp posts and a large V flag display. Christmas trees are plentiful this year as merchants anticipate steady demand.
Wayé Inspector announces a one day conference Monday December 13 at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. He will headquarter there and be available for interviews from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. as War Labor Board representative offering advice on wage increases bonuses or incentive plans and help with forms for WLB approval.
An assessment argues Germany is strengthening despite Allied pressure. It cites shorter supply lines, 60 new divisions, 35 million war workers, and mobilization plans to add 3 million more. It notes advanced weapons like magnetic torpedoes and rocket guns, and urges continued War Bond purchases to finance the effort.
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