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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
4
The excerpt notes that observers believe planes were seen falling in flames or spiraling out of control. While this does not resolve debates over bomb loads or range, it provides substantial evidence supporting losses or crashes.
A request to dial 751 to reach the specified department or individual. The notice directs callers to identify the target department or person wanted and follow prompts or speak with an operator for routing. This terse advisory emphasizes contact instruction.
A King Features Syndicate wrap asks about Ma Berle missing a Boston premiere with Milton, Ezra Stone and Sara Seegar knitting, Stage Door Canteen hurt by lack of background extras, used-car dealers buying 49 000 vehicles, Constance Bennett watching her husband Gilbert Roland at Waldorf barber, Al Vanderbilt visiting, Martha Mature’s call misconnected to Rosemary Cox Harris, Pat DiCicco training, Gary Cooper secret War Dept assignment, actors preferring steak over parts, Army parolee ban lift, Jack Haley turning down Marlene Dietrich role, Pat Dane vs Edyth Wright, engineers promising nationwide air conditioning, double feature ban, Louise Brooks town visit, Lea n Eddie’s seeking a girl stage manager.
South Dakota Legion officials oppose pushing toward prohibition while soldiers are away. They argue prohibition was imposed during war years without a voice from the youth in service. They urge a home-front response based on the historical failure of Prohibition and repeal, warning against repeating a flawed approach.
Legislators visiting home communities showed little appetite for reducing Homestake Mining Company ore taxes. In Huron a Monday evening discussion featured a Republican leader arguing there is no sound reason to cut the ore tax while noting gold could rise postwar, risking lost state revenue from a key resource.
The War Department presents figures comparing Allied and Axis air losses. Official data claim American air forces downed 987 enemy planes while losing 369, a ratio near 3 to 1 in our favor. The 987 covers planes seen to crash or be abandoned in air battles, with additional 362 air losses noted.
The Evening Huronite argues newspapers should not conceal or withhold military information for public interest. It criticizes journalists as censors, saying they lack greater loyalty or secrecy than the public and should not be turned into street agents.
Ruth Millett presents a creed for women separated from their husbands to cultivate inner strength self reliance and growth. It urges facing loneliness avoiding dependence expanding understanding of marriage and self to emerge stronger when reunified.
A collection of wartime remarks and editorials praise Allied troops in the field, urge bold action, and call for unity. General De Gaulle and General Giraud affirm liberation aims while London editorials urge burning resolve. Massachusetts Governor Saltonstall and Rep. Feighan condemn profiteering and faulty armaments as treachery.
A Chicago Daily News analysis argues the United States and Britain must wage a two front war, leveraging interior lines and naval dominance. It explains Why a Europe-first approach could maximize support from Russia and China, while recognizing uncertainties about Stalin's views on striking Hitler first.
Washington reports strengthened belief that Hitler depends on U-boat warfare to slow Allied advances. Admiral Karl Doenitz is promoted to supreme command, with a focus on expanding submarine production and operations as the Nazi defense strategy. The piece notes the desperate, delaying aim of submarine warfare and stresses the need for escort ships and air support to counter the U-boat threat.
The text notes Japan’s stagnation after Pearl Harbor, fearing Russia’s fall and a Siberian push toward Hitler, while Hitler’s gains wane in Russia and Africa narrows to a Tunisian bridgehead. It argues both wars have shifted to Allied initiative, with leaders choosing to hold what’s gained and build reserves for future onslaughts.
County officials meet in De Smet to handle routine county business and other matters. One member raised concerns about local employment and related issues, prompting debate over procedural details and staffing actions.
Ten years ago Huron College campus players announced a February 28 performance of Peg O My Heart. Local social notes record Iroquois public school superintendent C Irvin Krum and Miss Dorothy Harrington marrying January 21 at the Methodist church in Huron. A child born to George Hook and wife at Huron hospital January 31, and a daughter to Ed Kaump and wife of Broadland were noted alongside local social events and gatherings through late January.
An old wartime schedule lists fuel oil stamp validity shifts from February to January, with Stamp 28 and Stamp 25 in war ration book one affecting coffee portions. Tire inspection deadlines cover B C and A card holders with periodic schedules, and weekly Red Cross surgical dressing classes run at courthouse mornings and afternoons.
New York February 4. Trans continental and Western Air researchers publish a civilian aviation study on gremlins imagined as nervous system quirks. A TWA pamphlet guides employes to self analysis when feeling gremlin pressure, naming types like Zlobb Jerp Gabbitt and Glammie Pie.
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists numbered clues across horizontal and vertical entries for words, with many archaic abbreviations and partial phrases. It includes terms like Mistakes, Compass point, Opera by Verdi, and Sacred song, inviting readers to fill a cross word style grid.
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