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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1943

Page

6

Flame Throwers Slow Canadians In Ortona Fight

Allied dispatches report German flame throwers slowed Canadian Eighth Army troops in Ortona as fighting for the port raged. Canadians and Indian forces took prisoners while American Fifth Army units widened control of the Samucro Mountain area and pressed toward Cassino and Rome. Fierce local battles also raged near Castel San Vincenzo and the Monte Marrone region as Allied patrols probed German positions.

AL Hk.3 Eighth Army Ortona Rome Transocean Adriatic Berlin Stalingrad Ottawa Pescara Fifth Army Samucro San Vittore Cassino U. S Castel San Vincenzo Monte Marrone

Hopkins Denounces Forged Letter Claiming Willkie Nomination

Harry L. Hopkins stated that a letter bearing his signature predicting Wendell Willkie as the Republican presidential nominee is a forgery and he has asked the FBI to investigate. The letter's photographs were released by C Nelson Sparks of Akron, who is opposing Willkie via a book.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Wendell Willkie FBI C. Nelson Sparks Akron Willkie

A D Hutchinson Redfield Resident Dies

A D Hutchinson of Redfield died Christmas night at the travel Nursing Home. He was 85 and had been ill five years. Survived by five children. Funeral services were held today at Williamson's Funeral Home with Rev H Severin Bly of Our Saviors Lutheran Church presiding. Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.

A. D. Hutchinson Redfield Travel Nursing Home Hutchinson Williamson H. Severin Bly Our Saviors Lutheran Church Greenlawn

Government Control Of Railroads Will Mean Little To Passengers

New York dispatch notes that on the first day of federal operation the effect on riders appears minimal. Officials say operations will resemble the 1917 seizure, with local offices acting as a bridge between government and railroads. Travelers likely won’t notice changes beyond possible posted orders and routine delays.

New York Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference Committee Roosevelt Railroad War Board Washington

Sugar Rations Stay Fixed Through April First

The Office of Price Administration announced that household sugar rations remain unchanged until April 1. Sugar stamp No. 30 in war ration book four starts January 16, allowing five pounds for two and a half months through March. Stamp No. 29 expires January 15, and institutions will keep current allocations while industrial users revert to 80 percent of 1941 base after December 31.

Wash Li Office of Price Administration OPA

War Loan drive leaders to be announced in Huron

In a Beadle County committee meeting leaders for the Fourth War Loan campaign were not finalized. Georgy Fullinweider, county war bond chairman, said plans for county city and women’s division leadership will be announced tomorrow along with the campaign program ahead of the January 18 start date.

Huron Georgy Fullinweider Beadle County Bismarck N. D Chicago Des Moines 5. D S. D Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Neb Pittsburgh Watertown Pierre Ory Mobridge Chadron Sioux City Miles City Mont Anton Mitchell Sioux Falls Jadison Rapid City A.m U.S PRS OTICE PET Wil Ron State of South Dakota Leonard L. Hoffman Susie May Lauters Hoffman Susie Mayman Leoniard L. Hoffman Jetters Susie May Lauters Hoffm Savih Dakota

Weather summary from South Dakota forecast note

Fair and warmer this afternoon and tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmer Wednesday. Huron forecast also calls for fair and warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with similar warming trend into Wednesday. Court documents show official attestations from SP Sieptet 2 aA and attorney R. M. Roswell in Chamberlain.

South Dakota Huron R. M. Roswell Judee SP. Sieptet Chamberlain S. D

Marines landings push toward Gloucester air bases in New Britain

Report from the New Britain campaign describes Marine landings on Bergen Bay and nearby coastal areas supported by bombers and naval gunfire. Tanks advance toward Gloucester airstrips as counterattacks on Arawe force American withdrawals. Allied air patrols aid Australian forces near Walingi.

Page One Target Hill Guadalcanal William H. Rupertus Washington, D. C Gloucester Bergen Bay Silimati Point Dampier Strait Gloucester Peninsula Long Island New Guinea Vitiaz Straits Rabaul New Britain Cape Gloucester Rupertus Arawe Umuagalu Kesman Sixth Army U. S Arawe Hillrbor Inville Island Empress Augusta New Peninsula Walingi

Roosevelt Labor Policy Detail On Railroads War Powers

President Roosevelt and Secretary Stimson outlined how railroads now treated as federal property fall under wartime controls. They warned of penalties under the Smith Connally Act for strikes, and named railroad presidents to oversee regional operations while labor consultants Whitney and Johnston were appointed. Troops stood ready, with Arnold warning a railroad walkout would cripple the war effort and halt fuel and aviation supplies.

Somervell War Department United States Stimson Ralph Budd Burlington Chcago Charles E. Denny Northern Pacific Western Lewis W. Baldwin Missouri Pacific Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Roosevelt A. F. Whitney Geneeral H. H. Arnold Arnold Army Air Forces Air Force Air Com

President takes over railroads to ensure war production

President Roosevelt orders immediate government seizure of railways to prevent disruptions to military transport and aircraft production. Somervell and Stimson note impact on troop movements and supplies, while unions largely accept arbitration terms and wage adjustments for operating and nonoperating staff.

Roosevelt

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