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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
12
The Chemist confronts the Ghost who urges him to forget sorrow and wrong. The Phantom offers a memory bargain promising amnesia while a final choice tests the Chemist's resolve as the ghost fades away.
London correspondence reports U S Army testing WAC capabilities in the intelligence section G 2. Newly arrived WACs perform map making translation and file clerk duties while reporting on enemy activity and readiness for invasion. Officers praise loyalty discretion and responsibility aiding security and censorship. Ruth Sawyer and Henriette Harak oversee personnel and public relations during visits inside the restricted area.
A fragmented newspaper puzzle row presents clues for a horizontal and vertical crossword. The oddly spaced entries hint at numbers, symbols, and world terms, including chemical symbols and geographic hints, inviting readers to fill the grid.
A wartime G 2 area shows admittance bells a private Helen Foote of Anamosa opens a door to a confidential desk area noting two rooms and two WACs present Private Roberta Cooper and Private Jeannette Fields are observed near the desk Private Britt Severine born in Europe hopes to see Paris after invasion Jean Frost of Tulsa and Beatrice Stockbridge of Worcester draft military charts Elizabeth Hogan promoted to sergeant WACs work under long name lists while Hannah Lewis and Hilja Ketola contribute typing duties
Vermillion December report details a survey by seven State University journalism students assessing how rationing impacts Vermillion area residents and merchants. Interviews covered 1000 housewives and local merchants, guided by OPA directions and Clay County officials.
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