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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1943

Page

8

Housewives Learn War Ration Points for March Menu

Beadle County households prepare to spend 48 points per person on rationed foods in March under No. 2 war ration book rules. Point values for staples such as peas 16, corn 14, tomatoes 16, beans 14, spinach 11, peaches 21, pears 21, pineapple 24, soup 6, tomato juice 32. Grocers must register and track stamps, stock, and period validity with the Office of Price Administration.

Beadle County Office of Price Administration Price OPA Focal Rationing Board Geocer

Rail Wage Dispute Heads to Emergency Panel

The wage dispute between major railroads and 360000 operating brothers unsettled after National Mediation Board hearings will be reviewed by an emergency panel. George A. Cook, board chairman, said mediation efforts failed and a union spokesman announced a request for a Roosevelt outlined emergency panel hearing in Washington.

Chicago National Mediation Board George A. Cook Washington Roosevelt

Shoe sale limits urged for nonrationed pairs

Price Administrator Prentiss Brown ordered Washington stores to cap nonrationed shoe sales at one pair per customer. The move aims to ease shortages by restricting purchases during February 24.

Washington Prentiss Brown

Eight Shopping Rules for Point Rationing

Washington February 24 OPA outlines eight practical rules for navigating first month under point rationing. Shop early and weekly, make a weekly points plan, list items with point values, use lowest point stamps, save low point stamps for later, and prefer unrationed foods. Do not blame grocers for wartime inconveniences.

Washington OPA

Soldier Roarabaugh on 14 day furlough to Huron

Pvt. E Eddie Rohrabaugh arrived in Huron Saturday evening for a 14 day furlough. He is stationed at Pope Field Ft Bragg NC and has been transferred to Maxton NC. His new address is 374th TC Group Br 1822 Army Air Base Maxton NC.

Eddie” Rohrabaugh Huron Pope Field Ft. Bragg Maxton N. C T. C. Group Army Air Base

Double Penalty Law Cited In Death Of S F Hotel Worker

Sioux Falls dispatch reports Earl Painter faces potential eight year maximum after the State cites a South Dakota law doubling sentences for prior felonies in his second degree manslaughter case over the New Year’s fist fight death of C E Anderson. The defense objects claiming the record was known, while Judge Wall defers sentencing to March 1 to verify identity.

S. F Sioux Falls South Dakota Earl Painter Painter C. E. Anderson John R. McDowell Pennsylvania Henry Mundt Lucius J. Wall

Missing in Action: Lt Dale Pearce Reported

Mu ofa wis AG and Pearce family receive telegram from War Department stating Second Lieutenant Dale Pearce is missing in action on the North African front. He attended Shattuck Military Academy in Minnesota and one year at Lawrence College in Appleton Wisconsin before his service.

Mu Ofa Wis, AG Pearce Utah Avenue Southeast War Department Dale Pearce Shattuck Military Academy Faribault Minn Lawrence College Appleton Wis

Soviet districts slated for clearance in war notes

Welles expressed hope Finland would quit the war and suggested an agreement was not out of the question. Karelia was listed as a Soviet district to be cleared of the invader, and discreet inquiries may have been made at the Kremlin as well.

Karelia Welles Finland Kremlin Weales

Finland seeks peace with Allies as it distances from Hitler regime

The United States accepts Finland's claim of nonmembership in the Hitler circle and desires survival as a free democracy. A peace with Moscow concessions could foster postwar talks among the United States Britain and Russia. Finland relies on American help for a peaceful end to the conflict, a goal the United Nations sees as valuable regardless of military impact.

United States Finland Moscow Britain Russia United Nations

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