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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
6
A correction states Pvt Henry B Hilton who has begun training at Fort Knox Kentucky is a brother of Mrs JLetha Kooyman of Huron and not her son as reported in Monday's paper.
S O Employees honor C L Bailey at Country Club dinner marking his retirement from active management of the Huron division at Standard Oil Company. H J Bemis presided. R B McConnell gave the principal address. a leather bound book of signatures and photos was presented. new manager A H B Worrall introduced. Also noted are Beadle County real estate transfers and parcel dealings in Huron.
Not much change in temperature today and tonight. Scattered thunder showers will affect the southwest portion this afternoon and evening in South Dakota, with continued mild conditions through Thursday morning across the region. Sunrise at 5 54 a m and sunset at 9 20 p m.
Omaha dispatch reports 14 officers retired yesterday for age and immediately recalled to active duty. Among them are Col. Pegram, former chief of staff now Fort Meade post commander, Col. Irving M. Madison district recruiting officer, Lt. Col. Joseph J. Schmidt executive First Military Area, both of Minneapolis. The group includes officers stationed in Minneapolis and Fort Meade with duties in the Seventh Corps Area.
A Red Cross nurse consultant from St. Louis arrived to conduct classes for all registered nurses in Beadle County. She stressed the nurse's role in the present emergency and urged full attendance. Sessions run July 2 and 3 in the Chamber of Commerce Pheasant Rooms and PG 4, 9 to 11:39 am and 1 to 4 pm. Cuba's population is 4,226,000 with 68 percent native white.
German radio is said to have used a familiar fishing technique by broadcasting unverified news. Geneva News reportedly claimed the British fleet left Alexandria on June 29 and moved through the Suez Canal toward the Red Sea, but no confirmation was obtained from any source.
The article argues that a successful Axis capture of Alexandria would break British control of the eastern Mediterranean. It warns that Port Said and Cairo would be exposed and could fall, enabling Axis troops to invade Egypt and threaten the Middle East and beyond.
The passage foresees potential shifts in World War II alignments with the Soviet front against Ukraine, Japan expanding in the Indian Ocean linking with Hitler, and Indian nationalists using passive resistance to Nipponese forces. It warns that the fall of Alexandria and Cairo could trigger Arab uprisings amid looming dangers.
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