Temporary Resumption Of Domestic Whisky Manufacture Is Authorized
The War Production Board authorized a limited resumption of domestic whisky production for August. Between 2 and 25 million gallons of 190 proof alcohol would be released to distillers, enabling 40 to 50 million gallons of 86 to 90 proof whisky. Release follows lower industrial alcohol needs for rubber and war programs. distillers expect some whisky to enter the market during August, with grain supplies deemed manageable.
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Washington
War Production Board
Saps
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
Bradley Dewey
WFE
Alcohol Trade
Bugs Help City Of Huron Solve Sewage Plant Issue
Huron spends over 31000 to upgrade a 260000 sewage treatment plant aimed at ending river pollution after 1943 floods. Engineer H M Pierce notes bacteria in digesters drive waste processing and power the site while new clarifiers and a cooling system improve output and protect James River. Armour & Company shares half the cost with contractor Hansen and Purted of St Paul.
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Huron
Sewate
H. M. Pierce
Pierce
City Park Department
Efsks
James River
Praer Materia
The
Armour
Hansen and Purted
St. Paul
H. Dunmire
Lincoln
Neb
Armour & Company
Radio previews for Republican convention air next week
Radio networks plan preview broadcasts ahead of the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Highlights include Fannie Hurst signing for a Blu network series and multiple shows across CBS NBC and MBS with time slots nightly.
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Chicago
Fannie Hurst
BLU
WBC
Mrs. North
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Alan Jones
Red Barber
Jack Carson
Nation
Connee Boswell
Duninger
Kavier Cugar
Hoyt H. Hudson Dies at Palo Alto Home
Hoyt H. Hudson son of a former Baptist minister from Huron and a 1911 Huron College graduate died suddenly of a heart attack at his Palo Alto home. He previously chaired Princeton English and since 1942 led Stanford English. He returned to Huron in 1939 for the commencement and received a Doctor of Letters. Surviving: his widow and two sons, plus three brothers and a sister. A line about cyclones appears in the text.
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Hoyt H. Hudson
Huron
Huron College
Palo Alto
Calif
Hudson
Clough Hudson
Princeton University
Leland Stanford University
California
Lighter-Than-Air Globalizers Promised Across Oceans
United Nations Airships Inc seeks 43 633 miles of routes for 10 000 000 cubic foot helium ships from Washington to Buenos Aires via Rio de Janeiro and to Calcutta via Dakar Capetown Zanzibar to Moscow via Glasgow to Brisbane via Los Angeles Honolulu Chungking and Darwin. Admiral Rosendahl argues rigid airships could rejoin global service, complementing heavy air power and marking renewed confidence after Hindenburg and WWII era losses.
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Max B
COOK
NEA
New York
United States
Civil Air Authority
Washington
United Nations Airships Inc
Munsey Building
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro
Calcutta
India
Dakar
Capetown
Zanzibar
Moscow
Glasgow
Brisbane
Australia
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Chungking
Darwin
United Nations
RC. Phillips, Jr
C. E. Rosendahl
Giebsl
Admiral Rosendahl
Stas
Lakehurst
N. J
Germany
Unabl
Graf Zeppelin
Hindenburg
Shenandoah
Akron
Macon
William A. Moffett
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
Solva
Rosendahl
Band Show Sol Bobrov to Headline Huron War Loan Event
Former NBC radio violinist Sol Bobrov will perform Tuesday evening June 27 in Campbell Park, appearing as a featured soloist in the Fifth War Loan Nav Incentive Show. He enlisted 19 months ago and will share the stage with members of a 27 piece navy band that survived the sinking of USS Helena. navy combat equipment, some captured, will be displayed on three trucks.
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Sol Bobrov
NBC
Huron
Campbell Park
Bobrov
Helena
Kula Gulf
Two South Dakotans Cited For Gallantry
The War Department awarded Silver Stars to Sgt. Raymond Q. Roselli of Pierre and Cpl. Wilburn Varra of Colone for gallantry in action at Humboldt Bay Dutch New Guinea in 1944. The release notes no further status updates beyond the citation dates.
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South
Largest and smallest arum flowers noted in plants
In the arum family the world’s largest and smallest blooms appear. The amorphophallus blossoms reach eight to ten feet in diameter while duckweed flowers are invisible to the naked eye, highlighting stark size contrast.
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Pepper Young
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Dunn
Aim
Farr
Home Makers
MBS
Wellington
YS Sants
Dyma
Tory
Norwich
K. L. Gant
Union Young Peoples
North and
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Tarawa
Salerno
Cassino
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