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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1944

Page

14

Bond Drive Extends for Beadle County Citizens

Beadle County remains in the war bond drive with a July end date. Only 54 percent of the county’s individual war bond quota has been met, with total E bonds at $383,037 since June. Purchases before July 31 will count toward the county quota, so residents are urged to buy bonds now to lift Beadle County’s war record.

Beadle County State War Finance Committee Sioux Falls Beadie County Beagle County

World of Tomorrow Delayed by War in Consumer Goods

Experts say postwar consumer goods will lag wartime progress as industries shift from war needs to peacetime. Auto makers face a 6 percent drag with 1941 models and 27 million cars on the road. gradual, minor changes await broader adoption. Some fields like medical and food processing may speed wartime gains, but most mechanical goods require redesign, testing, and retesting before true efficiency appears.

Hollywood U. A Walter Reuther

Patriots vow reprisals in occupied Italy war note

One Solution startup patriots in occupied Italy have sworn to execute 10 German or Fascist prisoners for every patriot the Nazis execute. If patriots of other occupied lands should decide to make similar vows as the armies of liberation draw near them, either Nazi terrorism will abate, or else one phase of the what to do with Germany problem will be very near settlement.

Italy Germany

Washington Calling FDR Relying Too Much On Bosses

Mahouis Childs critiques Roosevelt era politics and the reliance on political bosses. He praises New Jersey’s Frank Hague and Chicago’s Mayor Kelly while noting Roosevelt’s frequent use of boss influence in campaigns. The piece contrasts past and present boss power and highlights Truman’s independent Senate leadership and the cost of war committee findings.

Washington Mahouis Childs Chicago New Jersey Frank Hague New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Hague Stevens Hotel Florida Kelly Roosevelt Jersey City Hacue Ss House Suter Supreme Court Tom Pendergast Missouri Senate Harry S. Truman Pendergast Truman Truman Committee

Women and wedding rings in wartime romance trend

Ruth Millett notes a shift as brides buy both rings for themselves and their betrothed. Jewelers say many grooms are service members and brides want a "tangible reminder of home" while proving the marriage with two rings.

Sy Ruth Millett Jewelers Jewelry Crafts Association Mary U.S. O

War quotes and wartime sentiments collage

A compilation of remarks from leaders and figures during wartime reflecting on education, conscience, dignity, and economic policy. Includes views from Dr. Willard E. Givens, Rev. Paul Sherer, Lt. Francis Carpenter, Dr. Leonard Carmichael, and Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr.

Willard E. Givens National Education Association Paul Sherer New

Normandy Life Seen Through War Years Like Movie Set

Ernie Pyle describes Normandy as ancient and stone built with hedgerows and mossed orchards. He notes Cherbourg resembles a Hollywood set and Norman towns feel timeless. Butter abundance contrasts with German occupation effects, underground resistance intrigue, and the hardy, industrious Norman people including many children.

Normandy Wisness Cherbourg al Giers Palermo Naples Hollywood California Paris

War Bonds Backed To Combat Inflation And Transition

Citizens urged to invest as much as possible in war bonds to curb inflation and prepare for the postwar transition. Officials stress immediate purchase will stabilize prices and fund ongoing defense needs during the shifting era.

Farm price controls and postwar outlook from economists

A guest editorial cites a Ohio Farm Bureau poll of 20 leading farm economists across 13 states. It argues price controls have helped but farmers must consider costs of inputs, not just prices received. They warn of a postwar farm slump unless controls persist, enforcement strengthens, consumer income stays high, and inflation is checked.

ARM Advice Christian Science Monitor Ohio Farm Bureau Veveral Big Life Insurance Companies OPA

Ration Calendar and Stamp Rules Update

Office of Price Administration warns stamps must stay attached to books when presenting commodities. Do not remove expired stamps. Report ceiling price violations by phone 508 or at courthouse meetings Wednesdays 2 pm. Red Stamps Book Four AS through ZA now valid indefinitely. FROCESEED FOODS Back Four valid indefinitely. WED FATS: each pound of waste fat counts for two meat ration points. Book pages 30 31 33 valid for five pounds indefinitely. Stamp 40 good for five pounds.

Office of Price Administration

Home canning and ration period details in 1945 notes

The record lists 1945 home canning through February 28 and new ration periods. It confirms indefinite validity for Shoes Books airplane stamps No 1 and 2 and outlines 12A coupons for three gallons through September 21. B3 B4 C3 C4 coupons cover five gallons, period four and five valid through September 30, and new period one coupons usable upon receipt from local rationing boards.

Bonilla Community Picnic Planned for Sunday

Altoona Bea Club met at John Pips home for July plans. A community picnic was set for Sunday July 23 at the State Fairgrounds with Marjie Chaplain Alice Tolletton and Tilda Christenson named for the game and coordination. The club postponed the upcoming meeting until August and scheduled the next for September at Mrs Orvile Tol’s home. Lunch was served to eight and two visitors. Deipha won the penny prize.

Bonilla Altoona B _Bea John Pips State Fairgrounds Marjie Alice Tolletton Tilda Christenson S Gamer and Co Orvile Tollunch Asec Deipha D Bearlek Huron Hospital Jan Christian Alice Hurst Marion Vernon Lee Labren John Marshall Colorado Springs Colo Herb Marshall But Marshall Tulare Cavour Eunice Farrell St. Joseph's Hospital Ir Mitchell H. C. Tonypers St. Paul R. Evans Bur Evans Hugh Evans Leo Mead Lambert Minn Patty Mason Mio Ind F. F Stobbs Huron Stewart Billy Erdeen Groton William Eshler Ron Hospital Wolsey Here Kohlmeyer Baby Flan Bothwell Col Emil Kohblmeyer Johnny Willie St. Lutheran Church Larson Yale A. Gauy Sarah Smith Ter Loretta Virgil George Revson Donald Milwaukee Beck W. M C. D Dor‘s S Wallace van der Aarde Frances Gooding Aberdeen Custer Olene Wangness Wington D. C D. H. Barnes Bob Gibbe and Sons Sioux City Bob Gibbe

ACTRESS HORIZONTAL 14 Pictured screen actress

Puzzle style clues mix across and down list many definitions and abbreviations including actors, places, and common words. The array covers terms from LD to NM abbr for New Mexico and toward familiar items like lake and dam to yield a cross word style fill in.

Great Lake New Mexico Ireland Sicily

Fragmented OCR Word List From Field of Action

A mixed OCR fragment presents numbered and labeled words across themes such as action pastry tropical fruits and descriptions like angry auricle observed distant and druntard. It appears as a scattered glossary style page with sporadic numbering and incomplete entries.

Arthur Murray Tells Dancing Studio Tales From Fame

Dorothy Kilgallen shares recollections of Arthur Murray's Hollywood studio stories. Celebrities featured include Walter Pidgeon, Walter O Keefe, Katherine Hepburn, Rudy Vallee, Bing Crosby, and Freddie Bartholomew, with anecdotes about tango mishaps, rhumba lessons, and a glimpse of the First Lady's dancing. He notes two students who considered running for the presidency.

Arthur Murray Broadway Hollywood Walter Pidgeon Pidgeon Walter O'Keefe O'Keefe Katherine Hepburn Rudy Vallee Coast Guard Bing Crosby Freddie Bartholomew Cissie Mr. Murray Washington

Laborers from South to Aid Kingsbury County

200 laborers from the south are expected to arrive in Kingsbury County to bolster work. County agent Charles Sayre says the labor outlook is brighter this week than in prior weeks. Supplemental bor from Minnesota should be able to assist upon arrival.

Kingsbury DE Smet Kingsbury Coun Charles Sayre Minnesota

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