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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
8
Two pound bags of Blue Rose Rice priced at 16 cents each and Clean Sweep Brooms offered this weekend at 34 cents each. The ad suggests using rice to stretch meat and make desserts and promotes affordable cleaning supplies for home use.
Henry Blow and George Miller with local help bale straw for government on area farms. Rye and wheat straw are preferred for paper making. Farmers earn fifty cents per ton. They also shell corn. Yale Mrs. James Smith returned home from Huron after December surgery and is recovering. Donald Ford, U S Navy, arrived from New York after his father Ben Ford died.
A Princeton era survey shows nearly half of voters trust Russia to cooperate with the United States after the war, with 29 percent not trusting and about a quarter undecided. Trust is lower in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan with the East Central states more isolationist. distrust stems from differing democratic and Soviet ideals.
Army quartermaster Maj. Gen. C. L. Corbin says white uniforms become targets for enemy planes and will be replaced with olive drab. Reports from Houston show letters home about wartime cooking and cookies. At Farragut naval station two sailors were penalized for smoking while painting signs. A WAVE sees a box of cookies from a former classmate. Lieut. Laverne Wecker, son of Blaine Township residents, dies in a Missouri plane crash.
The War Production Board released a list of antifreeze brands deemed dangerous to car motors. The warning urged owners to drain these mixtures from radiators and fuel systems to prevent damage. Brands include All-Winter, Antarctic, Bond Top Line, Chem-a-Cool, Ever-Flo, Flexo, Frezek, Frozone, Gold Seal, No-Freeze, Permazone, Security, 60 Below, and Wonder-Solo with compositions from petroleum fractions or salt solutions.
Mrs Hazel Riemath attended her son Marvin wedding in Huron last Saturday while Johnna Lee Hart stayed with grandparents in De Smet for a week. Mr and Mrs Harold Ewing visited J O Ewing in Redfield Sunday with Mrs William Paulson. Mrs George Hart and Ronald of Huron arrived to spend a few days with relatives and friends.
Lee Miller arrived home from Camp Crowder Missouri Saturday after receiving an honorable discharge. He is among the older age group and is the first to return to this vicinity though several are expected. Miller will enter farm or defense work near home.
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