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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1944
Page
16
A crew of high school superintendents enrolled in University of South Dakota summer sessions works 4 to 8 on school days and Saturdays to shock grain for Clay County farmers. Led by Tripp nicknamed John L. Lewis and assistant boss Henry De Hope, the team includes Ray Murray Everett Holgate Vincent Montgomery and director Carl Reed coordinating county farm labor needs. Last week they shocked 200 acres of grain for harvest.
Pierre July 21 Without considering issues the supreme court yesterday dismissed an appeal from a lower court conviction of a religious sect member for violation of Pierre's peddler ordinance. Li Lampert 22 Cohayzen Mont was found guilty in justice and circuit courts in November 1942 for collecting contributions for religious literature. She was fined five dollars and costs. A new electrical hot sandwich de-icer for high altitude propellers uses a three layer synthetic rubber boot.
Hyde County library reports a 1943 44 year total of 16378 circulations, up 1700 from the prior year. The ledger lists 4107 adult non fiction, 3802 adult fiction, 8469 juvenile volumes, with 990 books borrowed for club reading in June and over 800 read so far.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Blaine Thompson in Rapid City on Tuesday July 18. Paula Jean is the newborn with the father Blaine Thompson serving in the navy. Mrs Adele Thompson of Highmore is noted as related.
A speech denounces the lie of subversive racial fear used to split democracies, warning that from inside America such tactics could divide Christians and Jews, Protestants and Catholics. The speaker urges unity, support for war bonds, and loyalty to core American ideals.
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