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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1942
Page
12
Policymakers cap new electric motor horsepower to match work needs. The plan conserves about 15 million pounds of copper, 55 thousand tons of carbon steel, and 150 thousand pounds of stainless steel each year.
District 50 of the United Mine Workers backed by Ora Gasaway says railroad workers want a single union. He cited thousands petitioning for affiliation and argued miners and railroaders share common interests, noting the UMW is the most natural fit to help rail workers.
James Marshall Miller of Minneapolis and Mitchell South Dakota has been named regional attorney for the Wage and Hour and Public Contracts divisions in Minnesota Montana North Dakota and South Dakota. The appointment fills the vacancy created by Donald M. Murtha’s promotion to chief wage-hour headquarters in New York City. Miller previously practiced law in Mitchell before joining the Minneapolis division staff in 1939.
Federal public assistance grants for January totaling 178 122 60 for South Dakota were approved by the Social Security Board. Grants include Old Age Assistance 145 225 92, Aid to Dependent Children 30 487 72, and Aid to the Blind 2 408 95.
Huron College Campus Players present a one act comedy The Florist Shop by Winifred Hawkridge in the College Chapel Thursday at 12. Kathleen Reed stars as Maud the florist book-keeper with Bert Jungemann as Henry and Francisco McO Lash as the Jewish shop owner. Other cast include Norma Pegg Miss Wells Vincent Lawless and Margaret Kent with Beasley Ser gest Ward Linnett Nordby and Montgarmery in crew roles.
Hyde County Home Extension Club held its regular December meeting at the Grand Theatre with chairman Mrs Kenneth Wanless presiding. The Helping Hand Club led a fine demonstration on useful homemade Christmas gifts. a newly registered patent for an amphibian car was noted.
Milo A. Willy 87 longtime Potter County pioneer died at his California home. He helped birth the first child in the county and a temporary shelter was built for that birth. He lived in Kimball from 1896 to 1925. Survived by his widow and three sons.
Roy BE Willy of Sioux Falls and Walter Willy of Omaha join Ralph Willy of Chicago in a regional notice featuring the Willy family. The brief item highlights locations and names without additional context or dates.
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