Drum Corps March Friday for War Bond Sale in Beadle County
The American Legion Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will march through Huron on Friday at 2 PM in tribute to Beadle County war heroes. National War Bond Day, proclaimed by Mayor J. Tschetter, seeks boosted bond sales with local merchants endorsing booths to aid the drive. Beadle County faces a July bond quota of 11,300 dollars and must more than double its early sales, per Chairman George Fullinwelder.
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Beadle County urged to invest 10 percent in war savings
A county leader warned that half of the weekly total falls short of the July quota and urged Beadle Countians to begin immediately investing at least 10 percent of their income in war savings to meet government assignments.
Willow Lake businessmen hire out for harvest labor
Willow Lake business men met at city hall and agreed to offer shock labor to farmers this harvest season at a rate of 35 cents per acre.
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Harvesting In Full Swing Near Alpena
Harvesting is in full swing around Alpena with good quality reported. Many business men joined the volunteer farm labor program and are working as shockers.
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Huron Elks Chorus Featured At National Convention
Memorial services at the Elks Grand Lodge convention honored members who died in the past year. Henry C. Warner of Dixon presided as the Huron South Dakota Lodge No. 444 chorus was featured on the memorial program. Eulogies for Frank L. Rain and William M. Abbott were read. Grand chaplain P H McGeogh gave invocation and benediction. The Elks war commission outlined plans for fraternal centers near army and navy camps as the convention wraps up with sessions and a patriotic parade.
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Flashes Of Life In War Bond News Tiny Tales
In Lafayette Indiana Justice Nedigh offers first offenders a choice of investing in war stamps or paying a five dollar fine with a ten dollar option. The policy excludes drunken driving and flagrant cases. Loretta Young draws 5 000 at a Cumberland rally as Virginia Lee Halterman reveals she won an eighteen dollar and seventy five cent bond at bingo. A San Francisco Marine jokes about confiscated breakfast from his father due to quarantined mangoes. Vancouver shipyard workers show high bond dedication, one man earning 4615 monthly choosing weekly bonds to support his family and a brother in Bataan.
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Intriguing basque style frock pattern No. 8220
A junior size pattern feature for a basque dress with white dickey bosom and braiding, suitable for gingham or chambray. Includes size 13 and up to 19, yardage details in 35 and 9 inch material, and mailing instructions to Evening Huronite Pattern Service in Chicago for pattern number 8220 and related books.
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Russians Inch Toward Stalingrad in Eastern Drive
German forces push ahead from a bulge in Russian territory threatening Stalingrad and the Volga region. The Russian frontier battle centers on Boguchar and Millerovo as Moscow reports losses and strives to hold the Caucasus oil corridor amid the broader clash with German units and their allies.
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Voronezh Battle Amid German Push Near Don Bas in 1943
Reports say Moscow and northwest Don Basin fighting grows harsher with Voronezh as a northern anchor. Berlin claims 118,689 prisoners in two weeks in the Voronezh Don sector as Soviet counterattacks and bridge battles continue, while German air raids hit Rostov and Caucasus ports. The Soviet communique confirms continued tank assaults west of Voronezh and the Don River.
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MacKENZIE Sees Bolshevik Resistance Shaping Hitler Risk
The analysis notes continued Bolshevik resistance may allow Russian withdrawals to form a trap for Hitler. Stalin's line sits about 200 miles east with Astrakhan roughly twice that distance. Marshal Timoshenko has not yet needed to unleash large reserves for a counter blow if Russians can muster fresh troops deep in Soviet territory.
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Call for a second front in western Europe urged
The report describes a strategic plan attributed to both Allied and Soviet lines. It argues a western second front would press Hitler from the west while Bolshevik forces pressure from the east. The piece notes timing and feasibility as crucial to securing a decisive outcome.
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