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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Civilians Aid FBI In Wartime Spy Crackdowns
Civilians provided tips that helped the FBI arrest or question nearly 15 000 enemy aliens since Pearl Harbor. Notable cases include the Duquesne espionage ring and Heinrich. Ed mund C Heine exposed as the source for aircraft production data. Spies Lehmitz De Sprelier Lanas Vallencilla Rozinek and others were unearthed by civilian reports guiding convictions and longer sentences.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
G-mean
Pearl Harbor
FBI
Duquesne
Heinrich
Lily Stein
U.S
Connecticut
Edmund C. Heine
Heine
Ernest Frederick Lehmits
Erwin Harry de Sprelier
Staten Island
Lehmitz
United States
Siboney
Germany
de Spretter
G-men
de Spretzer
Roberto Lanas Vallencilla
Coordinator of
Inter- American Affairs
Washington
Langs Vallencilla
Lanas Vallencilla
Detroit
San Francisco
Gugula Rozinek
Budapest
Berlin
Battleship Strength Behind Marshall Islands Assault
Wireless dispatch by Raymond Clapper from the Pacific Fleet describes the Marshall Islands campaign as the largest force sent to sea, urging Washington to release fleet statistics. He asserts U S power, the need to retain islands for Pacific security, and that this battle marks a decisive shift against Japan and Germany with the Navy leading the push.
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Clapper
Pacific Fleet
Marshall Islands
Pacific
Sky
Raymond Clapper
Marshalls
Washington
Navy
Japan
Germany
Europe
Jutland
The
Islands
America
Pearl Harbor
Knox
Wvy
We The Women Nice People Are Blamed For Black Markets
A wartime column argues black markets stem from seemingly upstanding citizens who justify cheating rationing. It cites Sally Jones Jim Brown and Bill Smith as examples of normal people aiding shortages. The piece condemns excuses and urges patriotism and strict adherence to ration rules.
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Millett
Sally Jones
Sally
Jim Brown
Bill Smith
Building Big Enough For Missouri River Development
Guest editorial from a national paper argues for a comprehensive Missouri River basin plan backed by Mississippi Valley Association and National Reclamation Association policy. It emphasizes guaranteed downstream water for navigation and sewage in Sioux City Omaha and Kansas City, plus surplus storage for irrigation and flood control, with engineers proposing multiple reservoirs to meet all needs.
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Pierre Capital-Journal
St. Louis
Capital Journal
Congress
Missouri River
Mississippi Valley Association
Association
National Reclamation Association
Denver
Colorado
Missouri River Valley
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Eight Surviving War Veterans From One Company
Ernie Pyle details eight remaining soldiers from a nearly 200 man unit overseas for about two years in Italy. He profiles Sgt. Paul Allumbaugh and others, noting hardened, wise battle sense, long separations from home, and close bonds, including stories of wounds, escapes, and longing to see families.
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Ernie P
Ernie Pyle
Italy
Wire- Jess
America
Northern Ireland
Scotland
England
Algeria
Tunisia
Teas
Mikes
Paul Allumbaugh
Iowa
Sgt. Allumbaugh
Tag
Africa
Allumbaugh
Teg
Taz
William Knobbs
Keokuk
Sgt
Knobbs
Jack Pierson
Commandos
Jack
Hame
Sidney
Missouri
Mississippi
Junior
Son
Tag’ Allumbaugh
Jin
Congress asked to authorize a broad bull program
The passage argues the general proposition that any bull program must be large enough to meet everyone’s demands and that Congress is being asked to authorize such an expansive building program.
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Congress
Huron Receives One-Point Ration Tokens for Retail Use
About 160000 one-point ration tokens arrive at Huron banks for distribution to food retailers starting today. Of these 115000 are red and 45000 blue tokens for change. The bank notes the allotment as tentative and may be supplemented by further shipments. The seven state OPA region covers Illinois Minnesota North and South Dakota. The Volga river in Europe flows 1800 miles.
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Huron
Eneraes
Opa
Ilinois
Minnevote
One
Ration Calendar Warns to Keep Stamps Attached
Officers of Price Administration urge continued use of ration stamps with books for commodities. Do not remove stamps early, destroy expired ones, and note stamp validity for Brown, Green, and Blue stamps including fats and canning allowances through March 1945.
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Price Administration
Ly Vw
Rod Sarong
Throi
Broadway gossip and celebrity mix in wild Mississippi car crash tale
Whirlwind roundup of Hollywood names and stage stars from Gypsy Rose Lee to Veronica Lake, Joan Fontaine, Lena Horne, Barbara Stanwyck, Sonja Henie, and others. Bits include a car rollover in Mississippi, diamond watches, nurses on tour, shipyard layoffs, custody news, romances, hospitalizations, and theater chatter. Multiple famous figures receive brief, salacious mentions across a sprawling Hollywood gossip page.
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Gypsy Rose Lee
Mississippi
Veronicas Lake
Jean Negulesco
Joan Fontaine
Alice Marble
Ted Husing
Eastern
Lena Horne
Ise Louis
Marva Trotter
Bill Buckner
Lillian Garis
Adelside Mofffett
Anniston
Ala
Jimmy Ritz
Lucille Case
Gene Krupa
Lee Mortimer
Noel Toy
Twain
Hollywood
Vine St
Wartime Stamp and Fuel Ration Notes
The notice lists stamp validity from February 8 to September 20 with 10 unit coupons and several airplane, gasoline, and tire inspection rules. It specifies Airplane stamp No 1 indefinite, gasoline stamps 10 in A book for three gallons through March 21, B2 C2 five gallons each, mileage wording on B and C coupons, B1 C1 two gallons each, and endorsement required on receipt. Tire inspections require A and B Book deadlines: February 22, February 28, and March 31.
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Bugar ‘Book TV
ASTP Officer Promoted To Major At State College
BROOKINGS February 1 Promotion of Rollins S Emmerich from captain to major in the United States Army Infantry. He becomes battalion commander of the South Dakota State College ASTP unit. An alumnus from 1936, he excelled in athletics and academics and served in ROTC and CCC. He rejoined the college military department in 1940 and serves under Col Burr P Irwin with Emmerich as second in command.
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Brookings
Rollins S. Emmerich
United States Army Infantry
Emmerich
South Dakota State College
ASTP
Wisconsin
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
United States
CCC
State College
Military Department
Cal
James F. Murphy
Burr P. Irwin
Mrs Leslie Martin Birthday Honors At Vern Christenson Home
Mrs Leslie Martin was celebrated at a birthday party at the Vern Christenson home on Monday evening. Guests included Ole Tollefson Lorraine Tollefson Irene Tollefson T. Tollefson and family Carl Westby and family Clara Farr and children Aaron families many Tollefsons Orville Tollefson and family Leslie Marin and family Tada Christenson Darlene Daugherty Beulah Daugherty and H Van Buskirk and family.
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Sunilla
Leslie Martin
Vern
Leslie Marin
Tada Christenson
Darlene Daugherty
Beulah Daugherty
H. van Buskirk
Farm Fuel Sign Up Schedule Amid Meetings Only
Sign ups for non high way and tractor fuel occur Feb 18 to 29 at meetings only with county Triple A offices closed. Two series of meetings will organize the 1944 Food Program as farms transfer to community committee men, speeding gasoline ration applications. North township lists go first day, south half second day unless otherwise noted, with many school and town venues listed by date. The note closes with a line about the federal Social Security program turning ten on January 1937.
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Sigma Up
AAA
Lisit
Watson
Burr Oak
Sand Creek
Banner Center
Banner
Cavour
Cane Creek
Clifton
Center
Belle Prairia
Court House
Custer
Clyde
Richland
Logan
Nance
Consolidated
Whiteside
Kuchi Seno
Kellog
Dearborn
Ross
Grant
Township Hall
Wessington
Vernon
Pan
Theresa
Valley
Crawford School
Pearl Creek
North Half
Hitchcock City
Altoona
Township
Wolsey
Bonilla
Allen
Batmer
Hartland
Payne
South Half
Nae
South
Pleasant View
Tyrrell
Foster
West Hal
Jake Grass
Iowa
Jefferson
Milford
Ackerman
Liberty
Broadland Hall
Broadland
From where I sit postwar planning hinges on people
The piece quotes Bert Childers on postwar planning, noting governments can adopt resolutions and treaties but real progress depends on people embracing tolerance. He argues respect for others rights and liberties is essential, whether in social or personal matters, or the plans are meaningless.
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Bure
Bert Childers
Bert
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