Harvest Aids Move North To Help South Dakota Crop
Brookings July 14 South Dakota harvest shifts north as Texas Oklahoma and Nebraska workers join the effort. 2,060 hand workers are en route to Nebraska and South Dakota with outside labor wages uncertain and estimates vary from 7 cents per hour to 7 dollars a day plus per acre rates. Mexicans expected to join this weekend. R G Swan Lake Andes reports counties show a growing labor need and cooperation from local belt areas.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Dakota College Extension Divi
Kansas
Great Bend
Ken
Farm Labor Office
South Cord
ST A c
Joe Hill
Isor
Ism Dakota
Bether
Acre
R. G. Swana
Lake Andes
Adzed
Honor Mrs Peterson At Bridge Party
Honor Mrs Peterson hosted a bridge party with a small group of guests. The event featured card play and a playful contest marking Mrs Peterson’s social welcome and recognition.
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Peterson
Cradle Shower Held For Mirs Nelson
A cradle shower was held for Mrs. Nelson. The gathering featured a gifts scene with Mrs. Melson noted as hostess. The hostess served refreshments to guests in attendance.
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Mirs
Nelson
Rainy to Speak at Public Gathering
Sst Rainy will address a public gathering amid rain concerns. The event is set for the community hall with attendees invited by local organizations. Officials encourage punctual arrival to hear Rainy discuss civic issues and upcoming initiatives.
Red Cross To Handle Requests For Leaves
The department will restrict transmit of leave requests to theater commanders. Requests will be handled by Red Cross through its own channels due to family emergencies and other urgent reasons, ensuring proper coordination and timely decisions.
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Red Cross
Asetnuton
Tal Nerien Red Cross
Iesheaioe
Ceiuirn
Gas Anti KnocK May Be Cut To 70 Octane
A poorly legible brief notes potential changes in gasoline formulation indicating a planned reduction of tetra content and octane to seventy, aiming to meet fluid demand and supply considerations. The fragment mentions PAW and future actions but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete details.
New Beauty Shop Owner In Tulare
A new beauty shop owner in Tulare, Florice, assumed control on the 14th, taking over the business and continuing the shop’s operations under the new management. Local patrons welcomed the shift as a fresh start for service.
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Tulare
Mise Florice
War Production Lag Noted By Patterson
Acting Secretary of War Patterson reported that army equipment and weapons output in the second quarter lagged by 400 090 000 dollars. He said current schedules were not met and that previous statements claiming otherwise were false. He noted the dollar volume was eight percent of April 1 schedules and discussed efforts toward partial resumption of civilian production.
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Washington
Patterson
Donald M. Neilson
Union Aid Division Meets At Bottums
The Union Aid Division gathered at Bottums stores after noon for a roll call with members Emma Burmim Mrs Clark Bottum Mrs George Muller as guests. Mrs Clark Bottum joined the division and hostesses served brunch.
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Union
Bottums
Botts
Emma Burmim
Clark Bottes
Bytan
George Muller
Clark Bottum
Hitchcock Methodist Choir Has Picnic
Hitchcock Methodist Church choir members enjoyed a supper and social hour with a picnic to follow. Entertainment committee members included Helva Kon, Reva Boomsma, and Panty Bonin.
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Hitchcock Methodist Choir
Ph Tee Wes
Iries
Donald Sarin
Morris Mortimer
Helva Kon
Reva Boomsma
Panty Bonin
Andersons Entertain Niece and Nephew in Ritchcrock
Mr and Mrs Iver Anderson hosted relatives at their home at 2 Senayain morer in Ritchcrock for a niece and nephew visit. Guests attended, with April toasting and casual conversation noted.
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Andersons
Patty Bonin Celebrates 15th Birthday Party
Patty Bonin celebrated her 15th birthday with a Saturday afternoon garden party. Attendees included Delve Lot Gross Connie Gardon Reva Boomsma and Cathoyn Wipt. The event featured a tea and light refreshments with guests offering best wishes for the honored birthday girl.
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Michcocck
Bonin
Pattr
Amer Wes
Patty
Delve Lot Gross
Connie Gardon
Reva Boomsma
Cathoxvn
Harts Entertain In Honor Of Cousin Hart
Mr and Mrs Hart entertained at a 36 dinne night Sunday in honor of Mrs Hart's cousin Carroll Heene. The gathering appeared to be a family event hosted by the Hart family at their home, with guests noted as relatives and friends.
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Harts
Hilchcock
Is. Stasley Ham
International News Exchange Is Sought
The United States and Great Britain plan a conference this fall on international communications and news exchange as an opening move toward world wide press freedom after the war. The talks will be part of a series between the two governments on topics from oil to aviation.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
18000 Killed In Plant Accidents Rate Rising
Washington July 14 James Marlow reports the National Safety Council will publish a yearly tally showing 18,000 workers killed in job accidents in 1943. The figure rivals Pearl Harbor war deaths, highlighting progress in larger plants like General Motors while small operations lag in safety practices.
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James Marlow Washington
National Safety Council
Pearl Harbor
Megrine Corps
Tke General Motors
Jap Air Defense Fire Engines Top Priority
New York report says Premier Hideki Tojo ordered rapid production of air defense lines and fire engines. The Tokyo radio, monitored by U.S. officials, urged related industries to cooperate due to the developing situation.
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New York
Japan
Hideki Tojo
ToxXgo
United States
Lounsberry Return From California Visit Noted
Mr Lounsberry is back from California and has seen work in shipyards in South Dakota. Mrs Andy Payne and Mrs Arland Calvert are also mentioned among those involved in the return and local activities.
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Lounsberrys
California
Lounsberry
South
Dako
Andy Payne
Arland Calvert
Brewster Creek Grange Picnic Brings Members and Guests
Nearly 160 members and guests gathered at Netgrove Sunday for a Creek Grange picnic. Attending were State Master J J Martin and Mrs Martin, State Deputy M Eccanestein and Mrs, and other officials from Frankfort, Doland, and Etertown.
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Weou N Gibean
Netgrove
Creek Grange Picaibietic
J. J. Martin
S. L. Ford
12 Year Compulsory Education Under Group Investigation
Governor appoints three members to a commission to study 12 year compulsory education and high school curricula. The panel, chaired by the governor, gains authority from the 1943 legislature to report at the next session. Members include Supt. J. OF. Hines, Univ. faculty member Risk, and Dean W. W. Ludeman. Dorothy Barnes to serve as secretary.
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Kunare
J. OF. Hines
Pabinetstruction
Dor. TF. M Risk
University
W. W. Ludeman
Southern Normal
Dorothy Barnes
Commission
Sharpe
Risk
Cap
Humien
Nied
Major James Fryer on Inactive List
Former Deland resident and Deland High School graduate James J. Fryer is listed as inactive in military records. The notice notes his years of service and ties to the local area, with details unclear in the fragmentary text.
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Maj
James Fryer
Mulany
James J. Fryer
Deland
Deland Hist _ Scaos
Selsesse Freator
Once Wait Esele
Cormerie
LSD
Honor Mrs Murphy At Warland Shower
Warland July 14 Eugene Murphy honored guest at two miscellaneous showers Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs Carl Revenscroft. Co hosts were Sis W J Hart Mrs Frank Otto Schelling Mrs Gran Carl Wright and Mrs Pete. Afternoon was seen and the honored guest received many gifts. Hostesses served refreshments.
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Varland
Eugene Murphy
Carl Revenscroft
Sis
W. J. Hart
Frank Otto
Schelling
Gran
Carl Wright
Pete
Seon
Mrs Major Hosts Delta Dek Club Bridge Tea
Mrs Major entertained the Detta Dek Club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Contract bridge was played at two tables with prizes awarded to Mrs Wilma Raveauscraft and Mrs Opal Hart. The hostess served lunch.
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Acel- Vaylanya
Thebert Major
Detta Dek Clioin
Wilma Raveauscraft
Opal Hart
Birthday Club Honors H. H. Wareing in Ree Heights
Birthday Club observes H. H Wareing at Everett Leipen home. Suesday Afrs W W Stele of Redfield visits Ree Heights for the occasion. Former resident visits noted. July 14 Pat Protostroilo, former Ree Heights resident, and son Lt Warren Frostrollo, visiting en route from Rapid City to Fort Beaning, Ga, to see another son in the Army Air Corps.
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H. H. Wareing
Ree Heights
H. H_ Wareing
Everett Leipen
Suesday
Afrs
Redfield Care
Pat Prostroilo
Con Eving
Howard
Warren Frostrollo
Ft Beaning
Jack Struse
Rapid City
Army Air Corps
Ree Heights Boy Wins Horse At Rodeo
Ree Heights youth Buster Deuter drew the winning ticket for the 20G horse given at the Ft Pierre rodeo on July. Jackie Struse accompanied him and held the next number for Buster’s prize claim. Also noted is a personal update from Pipe Stone Lane about Paul Obson and daughter Margaret returning home after visiting Mrs. John Lar som. multiple picnics and dinners were held in their honor.
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Memid
Buster Deuter
Ft Pierre
Jackie Struse
Buster
Pipestone Lane
Paul Obson
Margaret
Pipestone
Minn
John Larsom
Wendell Vallin of Woonsocket Killed in Action
War Department lists 741 U S soldiers killed in action with Vallin of Woonsocket among those in the Asiatic and Pacific theaters. Vallin is named with Mrs Vivian M Larson as sister and route 1 Woonsocket listed as residence. Other names include Major Dean W Mall and Sgt Jack A Pahl among the fallen.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Asiatic Area
Dean W. Mall
Dorothy R. Mall
Kidder
Mediterranean
Jack A. Pahl
Edith F. Pahl
Terraville
Helen Good Shield
Porcupine
Pic
William D. Thompson
Caroline Thomason
High City
Groton Lieutenant Promoted To Captain
The war department announced temporary promotions including South Daxora first lieutenant to captain Berdines Lackness of Groton and second lieutenant Climton Gaylord Hansen of Ranid City, with address at 220 St Cloud Street.
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Groton
Washington
War Department
South Daxora
Heutenant
Berdines Lackness
Leutenant
Climton Gaylord Hansen
St Cloud Street
Ranid City
Lane Missionary Circle Meeting Attended at Church
The Missionary Circle of the Methodist Church met at the church basement with good attendance. Mrs. J. C. Kuril led devotionals and Mrs. C. J. Miller and Mrs. E. W. Pate served lunch.
South Dakotans in Coast Guard totaled 778
Washington July 14 The Coast Guard reports a total personnel of 170670 as of March 31 with New York 19946 the largest state representation. South Dakota had 778 personnel in the service.
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South
U S and Britain to Discuss Oil Policy in Washington
A full-dress British American conference on future world oil policy will be held in Washington soon. Delegations led by Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Lord Beaverbrook will decide the fate of the Saudi Arabian pipeline proposal pushed months earlier by Interior Secretary Harold Ickes. The exact dates were not announced.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Cordell Hull
Lord Beaverbrook
Visiting in Wayland Becomes Visit to Carlson
A local note reports visiting activity in Wayland with references to Carlson and the former Wayland Paste figure. The item notes a social call or call on a person perhaps connected to a past Wayland entity, indicating community interaction and local memory of a figure named Carlson.
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Wayland
Vist Carlson
Wayland Paste
General Fund Balance Reaches Largest Point in State History
Pierre reports that the South Dakota general fund closed the 1942-44 fiscal year at 6,492,074 dollars, the highest on record. Treasurer E V Youngquast notes earlier overdrafts in the 1930s peaked at 850,184 dollars with 95,932 of that in closed ranks.
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S.D
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Theks. Charles Prize
Mrs. Melson
Gfts
Ct Paw
Patty Bonin
Harvid Tuband
Jub
Baidin Hospital
Rednell
GUILD
Guild of the
Salems Church Haid
F. H. Antler
Brewster Creek Grange
Mrs. Murphy
Warland Shower
Mrs. Major
Bell's Bread
Wendell Vallin
Woonsocket
Kalmon
Ric
Potter's
Lane Missionary Circle
Frank
Hamburger Shop
U.S
Britain
Virgil
Biter Eer
Ts Vemek
Ges
Zoons
Hermitage
Kintucky &Raight Bourbon
Koplew Bros
Sioux Fats
Fear
Neston
Cos Presen
Cea
Lichlie
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