Russian Planes Absent In War Frontline Observation From Lwow
ALVIN J. STEINKOPF reports from Lwow on a six hundred eighty mile tour of the German push into Poland. He notes scarce Russian air support, thousands of prisoners, and German fronts advancing without heavy Luftwaffe use. He cites a 92 ton Russian tank destroyed by infantry and widespread panic among Soviet troops as German advances continue.
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Alvina Steinkop
Minnesota
Associated Press
Europe
Steinkopf
Vienna
Hitler
Austria
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Munich
Berlin
France
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Lwow
Old Poland
Germany
Red Army
Poland
Luftwaffe
Russia
Richter
Looking Back 20 Years Ago in Local News
Mrs. Jennie Corley sold her Marinelle Parlor to Miss Nellie Moore and left for Redfield for a few days with daughter Grace Sutton. Jessie Moncur will visit Miller then join Corley for a Pacific Coast trip. Merle Cornell, mayor’s stenographer, vacationing with relatives in LaCrosse. Evelyn Morrell of Los Angeles passed through Huron en route to Ellendale, visiting Charles Morrell’s family. G. W. Latone and family of Minneapolis visiting James Tomlinson’s home. Arthur White of Savage, Mont. visiting White’s mother Martha and sisters. Lieut. Chester White arrived from San Diego and Guam, with Pacific Fleet service. Julia D. Hall of Orlando visiting daughter John D. Clark. five-year-old Iona Clark returns from Orlando. Anna Finnegan resumes at Newton's Confectionery after Minnesota visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wulke in town.
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Jennie Corley
Marinelle
Nellie Moore
Redfield F
Grace Sutton
Jessie Moncur
Corley
Miller
Pacific Coast
Merle Cornell
Mayor Kelley
LaCrosse
Evelyn Morrell
Los Angeles
Huron
Ellendale
N. C
Morrell
Charles Morrell
G. W. Latone
Minneapolis
Mont
Mr. White
Martha White
Emma Thompson
Ellen Dickey
White
Chester White
San Diego
Cal
Pacific Fleet
Lieut. White
Guam
Julia D. Hall
Orlando
Fla
John D. Clark
Iona
Clark
Anna Finnegan
Newton
Minnesota Points
Charles Wulke
Watertown elects Steele grand commander at Knights Templar meeting
Watertown hosts the Grand Commandery of South Dakota three day session with David W. Steele elected grand commander. Roscoe E. Cone of Huron chosen deputy grand commander. officers installed prior to adjournment. Aberdeen named site for 1942 convention. Also notes Huron team wins state drill championship and Alpena WSC meets Thursday due to a funeral.
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Huron
K.T
Roscoe B. Cone
Watertown
David W. Steele
Aberdeen
Knights Templar of
South Dakota
Roscoe E. Cone
Steele
John H. Cumbow
Sioux Falls
Grand Recorder
George. F. Westover
Pierre
Harold W. Garswood
Henry Graham
H. H. Pickett
John R. Johnson
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Reid
California
Willow Lake
Charles Dukes
Seneca
Dukes
Huron Commercial Club
Mercing
Carter
Tor Carter
Chicago
Joan
Janet Foster
Tommy
Jerry Kivland
WSCS
Alpena
Florsheim
Rockford
Brandis
Patricia Pats
Odettes Gore
Habicht
Tere Ciating Bard
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