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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1943

Page

12

Public favors law to bar strikes in war industries

A nationwide Gallup poll shows 91 percent support Congress prohibiting strikes in war industries during wartime, with broad backing across occupations though farmers show the strongest opposition to the strike principle. The survey indicates public mood remains tough on militant labor despite support for collective bargaining.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J Congress Cven The Institute

Parkston Banker Urges Higher Bank Service Charges

William C. Rompfer of Parkston told the Wisconsin Bankers Association mid winter meeting that bank operating expenses are rising and banks should raise service charges on volume rather than per item. He argued that even investing surplus funds in securities yields little improvement after taxes, insufficient to cover costs.

Milwaukee William C. Rompfer Parkston South Dakota Bankers Association Bank Management Committee Rempler Wisconsin Bankers Association Amoll

Woonsocket Youths in N Y A Training at Mitchell School

Woonsocket 5 are represented at the N Y A School in Mitchell. Students listed include George Peterson Cyrin Maurice Dwane Bassart Chester Peterson Junior Hall Laurence Miller Edward Miller Jack McCoy Clair Trudeau and Clarence Eastman.

Woonsocket N.Y.A Woonsocket 5 Mitchell George Peterson Cyrin Maurice Dwane Bassart Chester Peterson Junior Hall Laurence Edward Miller Jack McCoy Clair Trudeau Clarence Eastman

Marine on furlough visits grandfather and relatives

P F C Leonard Strickler US Marine arrived for a furlough to spend time with his grandfather John Strickler and aunts Miss Effie Strickler and Mrs Wayne Nelson in Troquois. It is his first furlough since December 26 1941 after serving in the Hawaiian Islands since April.

Iroquois Marine Troquois P F.C. Leonard Strickler U. S. Marine John Strickler Effie Strickler Wayne Nelson Strickler Hawaiian Islands

Sisk Heads Miller Birthday Ball Plans

Mike Sisk named local chairman of Miller annual President s Birthday ball to be held in the city auditorium Jan 29. Half the proceeds stay in the county fund and the other half go to the National Infantile Paralysis fund.

Sisk Miller Mike” Sisk

Hyde County Red Cross Sends Soldier and Home Kits

Hyde County Red Cross sewing committee reports 200 soldier kits and housewife kits completed and sent to Sir Paul for service men overseas.

Hyde

Pierre to Observe Mountain War Time for February and March

Pierre officials and city merchants voted to switch to Mountain War Time for February and March to conserve daylight and fuel. The change begins at midnight. the Pierre Army Air Base and nearby Fort Pierre already operate on Mountain War Time under the Second Air Command at Spokane.

Pierre Pierre Army Air Base Rapid City Second Air Command Spokane Wash Fort Pierre

Admits Nazi U Boat Attacks Increasing

London reports that Hitler keeps about 200 U boats of a fleet possibly 500 at sea to sustain Allied factory output. British observers estimate Germany builds 15 to 20 submarines monthly, possibly outpacing Allied sinkings. Lord Cranborne warns the U boat attacks are rising and the peak may still be ahead.

London Adolf Hitler Germany Lord Cranborne Privy Seal House of Lords

Woonsocket Man Visits With Family on Furlough

Woonsocket, Jan. 21. Special-Corp. Roy Schobot, on furlough, arrived last week to visit here with his wife and his parents.

Woonsocket Special—Corp Roy Schobot

Farm Land Boom After War Seen

Harvard economist Dr. J B Black predicts higher agricultural commodity prices this year but no immediate rise in farm land values. He cites war induced shortages of machinery and labor as a restraint on land purchases. The outlook follows a national agricultural credit committee meeting.

Chicago Harvard University J. B. Black Harvard Black National Agricultural Credit Committee

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