National Meeting Draws Miss Miriam Jenkins to New York
Miss Miriam Jenkins of Huron travels to New York City to attend the national biennial conference of Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs at the Waldorf Astoria. She is a state delegate and is to return to Huron on July 22, accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Peterson of Pierre and other South Dakota delegates.
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New York
Miriam Jenkins
Huron
New York City
Federated Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Hazel Peterson
Pierre
South Dakota Federation
South Dakota
Grace Look
Sioux Falls
Keitha Lewis
Vermillion
Jennie Murphy
Yankton
Dora Dybdahl
Brookings
Jenkins
JFF Club Welcomes New Members and Hosts Whist Session
Members of the JFF Club were entertained at Mrs. Kenneth Bloom's home on Wednesday. Three new members joined: Mrs. Hans Beck, Mrs. Gilbert Pier, and Mrs. James Thomas. The afternoon featured whist with high scores earned by Mrs. Frank Bryant and Mrs. Otto Erickson and the low by Mrs. James Thames. Mrs. George DeLong re-
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JFF
Kenneth Bloom
Hans Beck
Gilbert Pier
James Thomas
Frank Bryant
Otto Erickson
James Thames
George DeLong
Birthday Gift Returns Home Meeting at Mrs Bryant’s
A birthday gift was received as the group prepares for the next meeting on August 9 at the home of Mrs. Frank Bryant, 1900 Ohio Avenue.
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Frank Bryant
Ohio Avenue
Navy air crew training in Chicago amid home visit
R Frank Hughes, aviation machinist’s mate 1/c and son of Mr. and Mrs. R C Hughes, begins advanced engine overhaul training at NATTC 87th and Anthony Chicago after a home stay at 149 Fourth Street Southwest. Alvin C Jones motor machinist’s mate 2/c and wife visit his mother Mrs. Alvina Jones before heading to Minneapolis then Pacific Beach Washington. Cpl Robert Wildgrube visits Huron from Friday to Thursday with family. A son Larry Ernest born to Mr and Mrs H E Baruth in a Huron hospital weighing nine pounds. Sandra Ann born to Mr and Mrs E O Voge of Fort Worth Texas. H Humphrey flies to Kansas City then St Louis New York for Christmas buying.
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Chicago
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Fleming's
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Alvina Jones
Minneapolis
Pacific Beach
Wash
Cpl
Robert Wildgrube
Huron
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Idaho Avenue
Donald Neeb
H. E. Baruth
Alpena
Huron Hospital
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Baruth
E. O. Voge
Ft. Worth
Tex
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Voge
Andy Phostakos
H. H. Humphrey Feft
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicapo
Ens York
General Lear Named Ground Force Head
The War Department announced Lt. Gen. Ben Lear will command Army Ground Forces, relieving Lt. Gen. J. McNair who moves to an overseas post. Lear, ex-Second Army commander, had temporary charge after North Africa events in 1943. Born Hamilton, Canada, May 12, 1879, he rose from the ranks beginning with the First Colorado Infantry Volunteers in 18.
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War Department
Ben Lear
Army
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McNair
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Africa
Lear
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Army Group
Hamilton, Can
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Colorado Infantry Volunteers
Sgt. Frederick Schill Killed in England
Alpena July 14 Mrs Pater Schortaman of Alpena received word from the War Department that her son by a former marriage Sgt Frederick Schill 24 was killed in England July 4 He was an airplane mechanic and had been in England about a year He graduated from Alpena High School in 1938 and trained at Ft Snelling Lincoln Neb and Burbank Calif before going overseas
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Ore
Thelma Pickell
Delbert W. Pickell
Huron
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George A.gile
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Easter
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Yeoman
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Calif
Clark Soldier Missing After Maine Plane Crash
The B 17 Flying Fortress wreckage was spotted north of Rangeley Lakes Maine on Thursday. An army spokesman said the crash likely left no survivors. Ten crew members are listed as missing including Sgt James A Benson from Clark South Dakota. A ground rescue squad was dispatched to the scene from Grenier Field. The plane was last heard from Tuesday en route from Syracuse to Dowsett Bangor Maine.
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Army
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Armor Gfunner
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Grenier Field
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Weather data snapshot and forecast for South Dakota
Temperature figures show highs and lows from a year ago and record values for this date. Precipitation totals to date and normal figures are listed. Sunrise is 6 03 a m and sunset 9 14 p m. The forecast calls for mostly fair weather in South Dakota with scattered thundershowers this evening and tonight, then partly cloudy conditions and cooler changes by Saturday.
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South Dakota
Huron
Pimples Vanish Overnight With Kleorex Elixir
A promotional note touts Kleorex unmedicated liquid as a cure for pimples overnight. It claims dramatic clearing of red sores and a flawless complexion, urging frat applicants to buy with a money back guarantee and a 60e price.
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Ghermaw
Normandy Front Advancing Toward La Barre De Semilly
American forces push east toward La Barre De Semilly in central Normandy, advancing from Cherbourg gains but facing costly German rear-guard resistance. The front line stretches about 100 miles as Germans withdraw toward Granville, with Caen pressure coordinating efforts. Air activity dips but individual raids rank among the campaign’s heaviest.
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la Barre de Semilly
Cherbourg
Caen
Granville
Bernard L. Montgomery
Erwin Rommel
Battlefront
Sinking of American Tanker Harrisburg Off Colombian Coast
The Harrisburg was torpedoed by a German submarine off the Colombian coast. Survivors landed and reported the attack. the number of crew survivors remains unclear.
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Barranquilla
Colombia
Harrisburg
Money can't buy aspirin bargain promotes mator-acting tablet
Advertisement touts a generic aspirin substitute named mator-acting as more dependable than genuine St. Joseph Aspirin. It claims to be the world’s largest seller at 107 tablets and pitches a 100 tablet bottle for 254. The ad urges value, asking readers why pay more.
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