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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1941
Page
9
Pierre reports the 1940 traffic safety tally shows 120 highway deaths after corrections, down from 121. Accidents were roughly level with 1939 while injuries dropped about 200. Cities had 18 deaths, rural areas 102. speeding and right of way violations were major factors among 2,268 drivers involved.
Northwestern University educator Dr. Howard Lane urges state responsibility for children aged two to six to curb race degeneration. He argues pre schools provide basic needs, self management, peer interaction, and affection, noting modern city living hinders such development. He links early education to character and vitality improvements.
Two initial area farm sales occurred January and January 13 near Wellington. Buyers were Sam Mosier and Paul Simons whose plans include moving to Oregon and farther west respectively.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Willard at a Huron hospital on Monday.
A report notes 1,100,000 foreigners and 1,000,000 prisoners of war as part of a broader labor plan. Details on origins, roles, and oversight remain unclear in the fragment.
A fragmentary note mentions wartime context and a reference to a cheap item or syrup. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
New York University's School of Commerce announces a course on the laws of probability in games of chance. The program aims to be practical and engaging for younger students by basing research experiments on actual games.
Eight of Bradley Institute's sixteen basketball players are Peoria natives. Six of the squad previously played for local Peoria high schools and had not played college basketball before joining the team.
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