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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1943
Page
10
Rodlaw a university professor on Christmas Eve is visited by a phantom offering power to forget and to pass it on. A ragged boy seeks the woman who brought him to a fire and redlaw becomes uneasy as he contemplates the strange visitor and the boy. The scene ends with Redlaw alone and unsettled.
New York reports a necktie boom as whiskey shortages push buyers to fabric gifts. Five dollar ties fly from shelves while department stores like Lord and Taylor face depleted stocks and premium cravats from DArsac command high prices.
Eleven Army Specialized Training Program cadets from Brookings completed the ASTP course and were sent to Camp Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas for permanent specialized duties. A Washington War Department release noted some early ASTP graduates were already serving abroad in special capacities.
A divorce granted by Judge Boyd M. Benson dissolves the marriage of Fern Jurgensen of Huron and Lawrence Jurgenson of Seattle on grounds of extreme cruelty. They wed in Vancouver Washington on June 20 1942 and had no children.
A fragmented crossword style listing includes multiple horizontal and vertical clues touching on aviation, military terms, languages, geography, and common words. The page seems to present a puzzle section with numbered entries across both axes, featuring references to British aviation leadership and assorted definitions.
Janet Hall a WAC private and her sergeant husband Everett C Hal meet by chance in Algiers after more than a year apart. A Congo born, mission-raised Janet sneaks out sans pass to greet him during a seven day leave. They spend Thanksgiving with 130 WACs before returning to duty.
John D. Hamilton former Republican national committeeman said after a 17 state western tour that Wendell Willkie's presidential nomination support is weaker than portrayed. He found underlying support for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York and noted MacArthur sentiment strongest on the west coast and fading toward the east.
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