No Foreign War Group Is Formed
SEW YORK, Dec. 17. Formation of the No Foreign War Committee announced by Yarne Marshall editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette and chairman of the organization. The group aims to articulate the views of the majority opposed to direct U S involvement in the war and to provide a voice for those fearing global chaos. It names K Armstrong and Robert Lancaster among its leadership.
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Sew
York
Robert 4
Lancaster
New York
White Committee
Europe
No Foreign War Committee
Parking in Plow Zone Costs Five motorist Fines
In a municipal court report the Huron police blotter shows five motorists fined one dollar each for parking in the path of a city snow plow. E. H. Heussner and W. K. Dammeier forfeited $1 bonds this morning, while Robert L. Smith, Shirley Soilier, and John McCoy forfeited bonds yesterday for the offense.
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Huron
E. H. Heussner
W. K. Dammeier
Robert L. Smith
Shirley Soilier
John McCoy
Weather summary for Huron and surrounding states
Weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions for Huron and Vicinity tonight and Wednesday, with mostly cloudy skies and warming trends. South Dakota Iowa Minnesota forecasts indicate generally fair to partly cloudy conditions, rising temperatures, and precipitation below average with light snow and rain possible late in the period.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Northern
Great Plains
Dakotas
Nebraska
Petain defies Hitler as Laval battles for favor in France
DeWitt MacKenzie argues Petain resists full Nazi subjugation while Laval seeks the top job. He cites Petain’s refusal to allow German troop movement and hints at colonial France as Britain’s potential leverage. Weygand in Africa could rally colonies to Britain, threatening Axis control of the Mediterranean.
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Fuehrer
Hitler
France
Marshal Petain
Ibya
Albania
Laval
Regeust
Otto Abeta
Vichy
Petain
Abetz
Germany
Ha Long
Britain
Syria
Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
French West Africa
Africa
Maxime Weygand
French Africa
Weygand
Mediterranean
Hitchcock WSCS Plans Christmas Party With Gift Exchange
The Hitchcock WSCS annual Christmas party will be held Wednesday evening at Mrs. Herman Meyer’s home. Members will exchange gifts and a toy auction will be conducted.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock Wscs
Herman Meyer
British Navy Solidifies Libyan Coast Control Amid Front Moves
British reports claim control along the Libyan coast from Egypt to Tripoli, with Salum and Fort Capuzzo fallen. The seizure of several Italian aircraft at Salum signals possible relief for supply lines as General Wavell presses westward. Analysts say Italian reinforcements and prisoner totals remain unclear while frontline fighting concentrates near border towns.
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Tripoli
Fort Capuzzo
Salam
Salum
Archibald P. Wavell
Middle East
Graziani
Libya
500 Club Meeting Hosts Bid-em-High Game
Mr and Mrs Charles Syring entertained the Bid-em-High 500 club at their home last Thursday evening with all members present. Prizes went to Mrs Stadles and William Meller with a consolation to Mr and Mrs J D Hazzard. Charles Metschke won the traveling prize.
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Wellingtogn
Charles Syring
Bryants welcome a son Traig George in Rapid City
News from Rapid City reports the birth of Traig George to Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant at 5 p m weighed seven and a half pounds. The Bryants, former Huron residents, include former Miss Thelma McRae. Local mentions also note UC Irvine student James Crawford visiting, other holiday guests and local ads promoting furriers, gifts, and greeting card enclosures.
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George Bryant
Rapid City
Traig George
Bryant
Huron
Thelma McRae
Eilers
James Crawford
University of California At
Los Angeles
Irving R. Crawford
Log ‘Angeles
I. O. O. F. Hall
Marjorie Saxton
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
W.H. Saxton
Ady
Woolworth
Ady T Laurene
Irene Glanzer
Yale
Ann Glanzer
Route 3
Venera Remme
Miss Glanzer
A. B. Sanborn
G. S. Pearce
Ziters
November births and deaths swirl in Spink County report
Spink County records for November show seven births seven deaths and three marriage licenses. Births include a son to Wilbur O’Brien of Frankfort on November 17 and daughters to Murray Ashton and Malsam Redfield among others. Deaths list Leiby Doland Felderman Bergstrom Sterner and Van Houten. Licenses issued to Mallgren Wisland Groff Beardemph Kreisse and Bierman.
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Redfield
Spink County
Harry Frericks
Northville
Everett Wilbur O'Brien
Frankfort
William W. Murray
Ashton
Navy
Bothlessen Malsam
Harry Albee
John W. Dunn
Turton
Carl F. Backer
George Weikum
Jacob H. Leiby
Louise Felderman
Doland
Wilbur O'Brien
Frances. Colcord
Conde
Elmer M. Bergstrom
Roy W. Sterner
Eben M. van Houten
Carl M. Mallgren
Florence
Selma Wisland
Wallace
John Groff
Athol
Alice Beardemph
Otto Kreisse
Lena Bierman
Mansfield
Neighborhood News GANN VALLEY guest of honor at smoker party
GANN VALLEY Raymond Mayer enlisted in the U S Navy and was guest of honor at a smoker party in the Gann Valley Hotel last Thursday. Mayer, a Gann Valley High School graduate, will soon leave for Omaha to take final examinations. Local notes from Bancroft Alpena Tulare Cavour Lake Preston.
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Gann Valley
Raymond Mayer
U. S Navy
Mayer
Gann Valley High School
Omaha
Explosion devastates Wolsey building. several killed
Fire and police combed wreckage as smoke and dust filled Wolsey after a blast that left 4 families homeless. Dead include Joseph Koebbe 33 Dora Smith 9 Helen Schnetzer 8 and Leonard Schnetzer 7. Twenty people were believed in the structure with Roy and Schnetzer families among the injured. Fire Chief and patrolman describe a terrifying, smoke filled scene as helpers moved through debris and clothing hung from wires.
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Chris Williams
Frank Schnetzer
Hubert Smith
Raymond Roy
Jack Morgan
Joseph Koebbe
Dora Smith
Helen Schnetzer
Leonard
Tom Kaufman
Beth Gordon
Stu Dent
Mitchell
Roy
Wolsey
Balvin
Gary Fa Viching
Frank Morgan
Lily Schnetzer
Kaebbe
Idens
City Commission Controversy Over Renewal of O'Neil’s Permit
Churchill urged renewing Marshall O Neal’s license citing no court complaints in Beadle County. Tschetter countered that multiple complaints showed unsafe operation, while Churchill dismissed them as gossip and urged the board to face facts.
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City Commission
Churchill
O'Neal
Marshall O'Neal
Beadle County
Techetier
Tschetter
O'Neil
City Liquor License Hearing Highlights Tension At O Neal’s
City officials and residents clashed over O Neal’s liquor license amid accusations of hidden records and thefts. Police Chief Huntley warned the establishment was the department’s worst problem, while State’s Attorney Luby urged based on evidence. Commissioners debated conditions, including ending on site drinking, with no final decision. The board also discussed a gas engine purchase for the sewage plant, airport runway extensions, and Greek Relief fundraising.
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Tschetter
Churchill
Luby
City Commission
O'Neal's
Lmployes
Harvey Huntley
Huntley
O'Neal
Chamberlain
Olson
Butz
Larsen
loNeal
L. O. Hoffman
Armour and Company
Worthington
W. L. Weir
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
John Georgiades
Huron Case
George Fielder
Northwest Securityational Bank
James Worrall
J. J. Crawford
Utah Avenue
Rabbit Hunters Warned On Tularemia Risk
Pierre December 17 1971 Director J W Cluett of the game and fish department urged rabbit hunters to wear rubber gloves and cook meat thoroughly to avoid tularemia. He noted disease signs include light weight and tiny white spots on the liver and advised discarding affected rabbits.
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Pierre
J. W. Ciuett
Game and Fish Department
Cluett
Olnett
Duke And Duchess Sail For Bahamas
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor end their first US visit since Edward’s abdication. They plan to sail at 4 p.m. aboard the Southern Cross for Nassau, where the duke serves as Bahamas governor. The duchess shows strong recovery from a major dental operation and bought four dresses. The duke shot 88 after golfing with Gene Sarazen and Sam Snead who posted six under par 65.
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Miami
Fla
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
United States
Edward
Southern Cross
Nassau
Bahamas
Duk
Gene Sarazen
Sam Snead
Union Officers Named Bancroft
George Thaden was elected president of the Pleasant Valley Farmers' Union at a meeting last Friday evening at Herman Claussen's home. Officers include Walter Rusche as vice president, Sieb Sirbelis as secretary treasurer, and H. D. Thaden as legislative committee member. The first book printed in America was the Escala Espiritusi de San Juan Climaco, with no known copies in existence.
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Bancroft
Speeran
George Thaden
Pleasant Valley Farmers' Union
Herman Claussen
Walter Rusche
Sieb Sirbelis
H. D. Thaden
America
San Juan
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Joe H. Brown
Woonsocket
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Arthur Marshall
Colorado Springs
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Taylor University
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Jensen Cafe
H. B. Ulrich
Red Cross
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Wellington
Women's Missionary Society
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Coney Island Daum’s
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Manolis Grocery
Marvin Hughitt
Tom's Place
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Joan Jew
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