Nutritionists To Direct Preservation School
Miss Maud B Stitt state college Extension nutritionist will lead a Food Preservation School in the Huron Theatre July 8 and 9 with Miss Clive Neff county home agent. Free demonstrations cover canning freezing and drying of surplus garden products plus food sau tings fish pickling and brining. The program runs 8 30am to 11 30am with doors opening at 8 30. Two dozen cases of jars and pamphlets will be distributed. peas canning guidance and a Peas And Rice recipe included.
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Maud B. Stitt
State College Extension
Clive Neff
Huron Theatre
Miss Stitt
Colorado Extension Service
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Columbian University
M Stitt
Tulsa
Oklo
State Extension Service
Miss
Boyd A. Ivory State College
Forrest A. Fenn
The
State College
Se Oh
Victory
Weather Almanac for Huron Area Highlights Seasonal Readings
The report lists the day’s temperature record values with highs and lows, precipitation totals for the month and year, and normal figures. Sunrise and sunset times are noted, followed by a forecast for Huron and surrounding areas including South Dakota with showers, possible thunderstorms, wind changes, and temperature shifts.
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Huron
South Dakota
Band To Assist In Presenting Dance Program July 8
Huronians have long enjoyed Thursday night concerts by the Huron Municipal Band at Campbell Park under Hans Christensen. The 30 piece group now has 10 women players and many high school students, rehearsing Tuesdays for an upcoming Rhythm Night at the College Auditorium July 8 directed by Helen Buchanan. The show teams with college dancers, Legion Junior Drug Corps, and a girls chorus to raise funds for Huron College summer school operating costs.
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Ruron
Campbell Park
Hans Christensen
Uncle Sam
Huron Municipal Band
College Auditorium
Helen Buchanan
Legion Junior Drug Corps
Irrs
Huron College
Wheat Loan Rate Raised One Cent
The War Food Administration raised the 1943 wheat loan rate from 1.22 to 1.23 a bushel at the Farm to align with the June parity price. Eligible farmers are those cooperating with the 1943 food program, with the Commodity Credit Corporation buying wheat at the loan rate for farmers unable to ship to markets and CC bins available.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Fort Peck power plant generators begin operation
Glasgow Montana July 1 Fort Peck dam’s power plant starts generating electricity. Lt Col Freeman orders Fort Peck to切 turn on the generator. The dam built 1933 1929 spans a lake projected to 120 miles long. Power will join Great Northwest pool for war industries. Col Pick sends a message praising multipurpose project for irrigation power flood control and navigation.
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Mont
Fort Peck
Glasgow Civic Auditorium
D . Freeman
Missouri River Division
Corps of Army Engineers
Freeman
Tis
Great Northwest
War
Col
Pick
Montana
Lewis A. Pick
Army
Missouri River
Pacific air and ground actions widen Allied push in New Guinea
Allied forces report swift inland advance at Nassau Bay and unopposed seizure of Trobriand and Woodlark Islands. Kenney’s air arm bombs Rabaul airfields, while Salamaua units support the advance. Darwin raid by Japan yields losses, and Dampier Strait engagements sink a 1000 ton ship as torpedoed cargo vessel incurs damage near Australia.
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New Guinea
Huon Gulf
Dampier Strait
Nassau Bay
Rabaul
George C. Kenney
Woodlark Islands
Rendova-New Georgia
Guadalcanal
Salamaua
Darwin
Japan
Pacific
Australia
New Britain
Japanese Admit Rendova Landing Claims
The Japanese imperial headquarters acknowledged American troops landed on Rendova Island in the Solomons but said Japanese naval planes had sunk or heavily damaged six American transports, three cruisers and a destroyer. The Tokyo radio broadcast summarized these claims, noting prior inflated statements by the headquarters.
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Rendova
Associated Press
Imperial Headquarters
Rendova Island
Solomons
Tokyo Radio
Ameri
Japanese air attacks press American landing parties
The communique claims 31 American planes destroyed and notes continued Japanese air strikes in close cooperation with enemy forces on the American landing parties, while omitting earlier Allied reports of landings on New Georgia, the Trobriands, Woodlark, and Nassau Bay in New Guinea.
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New Georgia
Trobriand
Woodlark Islands
Nassau Bay
New Guinea
Australia
Case Plea To Ban Horse Meat Sales In Capital Defeated
Representative Case of South Dakota argued in the House to ban selling horse meat in the District of Columbia after the Senate passed a bill requiring clear labeling. His move to forbid sale entirely failed, as supporters backed the existing measure and it was adopted. Case warned of a surplus cattle supply and opposed sacrificing horses.
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Case
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Senate
Crop Insurance Still Endangered
The House pressed to curtail and abolish the administration’s four year old crop insurance program and sent the $875,000 agriculture appropriation bill back to the Senate. A 223 to 135 vote blocked increasing crop insurance funds from 3.5 million to 7.82 million and kept liquidation language. A conference-recommended change allowed incentive payments from a 400 million conservation fund to cover farmer commitments, permitting terracing and soil practices. The dispute now centers on crop insurance.
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Washington
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Uwvo
Military Contract Awarded for Codington County Road
An Omaha district army engineer announced a contract for military construction in Codington County. The bid, under $50,000, covers bituminous road work awarded to Northern Improvement Company of Fargo, North Dakota. Col. Ole G. Heass made the announcement yesterday.
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Omaha
Codington County
D. D
Ole G. Heass
Northern Improvement Company
Fargo
N. D
Convicted Traitor Seeks Roosevelt Stay Of Execution
Detroit July 1 Max Stephan a convicted traitor who boasted Axis victory sought a stay from President Roosevelt overnight. The White House silent as Stephan in Milan Michigan faced pre dawn hangings under heavy guard. Stephan’s counsel had fought for a year to save him and his execution would mark a first treason by federal order. His wife Agnes, naturalized German citizen, had her citizenship revoked for aiding Krug and is in federal custody.
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Detroit
Max Stephan
Roosevelt
White House
Stephan
Federal Correctional Institution
Milan
Mich
Arthur J. Tattle
Germany
Hans Peter Krug
Agnes
Krug
Krupa Faces Prison Term After Juvenile Narcotics Conviction
San Francisco reports Gene Krupa faces a one to six year mandatory sentence after a juvenile court jury found him guilty of using his valet John Pateakos to transport narcotics. Krupa, 34, is due before Judge Thomas Foley for formal sentencing after already serving a 90 day term.
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San Francisco
Gene Krupa
Krupa
John Fatenkos
California
Thomas Foley
Pateakos
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Boyd Wiedenman in Huron
A son named John Francis was born at 4 32 p m on Wednesday June 30 at a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs Boyd Wiedenman of 1069 Beach Avenue Southeast. The newborn weighed seven pounds eight ounces.
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Boyd ‘Wiedenman
Beach Avenue
Huron Hospital
John Francis
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