TVA Idea Best For Missouri River Development
The St Louis Post Dispatch urges Congress to create a Missouri Valley Authority modeled on TVA to unify planning for flood control irrigation power and navigation across nine states. It argues a regional autonomous agency would overcome bureaucratic rivals and serve farmers manufacturers and communities along the Missouri River.
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TVA
St. Louis
Missouri
Congress
Missouri Valley Authority
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
South Dakota
Evening Floronite
Missouri Valley
Allsourt Valley Authority
Louis
Wyoming
Montana
Calized
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Omaha
Boonville
Washington
Ioea
The
Post-Dispatch
David Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mutual
America
Missouri River
Robertson
Norris
Highmore Musicale Draws Strong Crowd at Congregational Church
A large audience attended the Merry Marthas Society musicale at the Congregational Church in Highmore on Wednesday evening. The annual affair, held during summer vacation, honored Mr. and Mrs. H C Harris and Mr. and Mrs S W Sussex for years of service. Performers included Donna Jean Harris, Lela Misick, Aline McDonald, Pearl Benzer, Alice Walker, Ina Maz Maginnis, Josephine Quirk, Dennis Harlin, Jane Ray, Miriam Whipple, Evelyn Harris, Lennee Perkins, Betty Hawkins, and Dennis Hamlin with a clarinet solo by Evelyn Harris. Refreshments followed in the parlors. garden flowers decorated the church.
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Aline McDonald
Pearl Benzer
Alice Walker
Ina Maz Maginnis
Josephine Quirk
Dennis Harlin
Jane Ray
Miriam Whipple
Evelyn Harris
Lennee Perkins
Betty Hawkins
Dennis Hamlin
Footprint Leads Fo Arrest Of Robber
Chicago police identify a suspect after a giant bare footprint tied him to a leather store robbery series. Officer Joseph O Connell links the shoe-less crawl path from the office window to a vacant space, leading to the suspect’s arrest and confession.
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Chicago
Joseph O'Connell
O'Connell
Woman Uses Stone To Bag Lake Fish
Howard W. Pingree, a Salt Lake City pharmacist’s mate third class, fishes Lake Pend Oreille by skipping stones. He claimed five companions witnessed him tossing a stone that struck a large trout between the eyes, catching the fish without elaborate tackle.
Bee Infestation Opens Go-For Honey Job At Los Angeles Home
In Los Angeles on July 22, Mrs. Helen Sharpe faced a woodpecker hole filled by a swarm of bees that took over her walls with honey. She tried a vacuum to remove them but failed. She now invites anyone who can remove the bees to take the job and keep the honey.
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Los Angeles
Helen Sharpe
Brazilian Navy Vessel Vital De Oliveira Sunk
Brazil reports that the auxiliary ship Vital De Oliveira was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine. The navy said most of the crew were rescued and brought to the port, with no details on the time or location.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazilian Navy Ministry
Vital de Oliveira
Opdahl Elected To 4-H Group
DES MOLNss July 22—Martin of Columbia Missouri was elected chairman of the 1945 general committee of interstate 4-H Club staffs at Friday's tenth annual conference. Others named to the committee include Mary E Border Manhattan Kansas Kathleen Flora St Ben Aisin Ben Shepaed Tarte Di Wm McNesh Madison Wisconsin and R A Turner Washington DC.
Beadley County Births Highlight Local Families
Beadley County News Briefs records several births. David Allan Ringheimer, born July 18 in Wolsey, weighs ten and a half pounds to Arthur and Mrs Ringheimer. Terrence Howard Chaffee, born June 29 in Monroe Louisiana to Lt. and Mrs George Chaffee, weighs six pounds twelve ounces. Michael Walter Stegeman, born July 11 to Walter Stegeman and wife in Evansville Indiana, weighs eight pounds thirteen ounces. Stegeman is son of Herman Stegeman of Wolsey, a former local resident.
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Wolsey
Arthur Ringheimer
David Allan
George Chaffee
Monroe
Terrence Howard
Chaffee
Walsey High School
Walter Stegeman
Evansville
Ind
Michael Walter
Stegeman
Herman Stegeman
Walsey
Continuance of Price Support for Cattle Demanded by South Dakota Union
John Skage of the South Dakota Farmers Union urged War Food Administration head Marvin Jones to extend the parity floor price for cattle for at least two years. He warned that uncertainty risks panicky marketing, market gluts, and financial losses to farmers, urging faith in feeding programs and opposing hog price cuts planned for October 1944.
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Sioux Falls
John Skage
South Dakota Farmers Union
Marvin Jones
War Food Administration
WFA
Next Paper Pickup In Huron August 5
The city-wide wastepaper drive in Huron is set for Saturday August 5 under Boy Scout leadership led by H M Pierce. Salvage officials stress paper as a wartime shortage and urge tight bundles and manageable package sizes for collection.
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Huron
Horses Run Away Kill Letcher Farmer Northrup Dies
MITCHELL July 22 Harry Joseph Northrup 72 of near Letcher died in a Mitchell hospital Friday from injuries after a team of horses ran away on his farm He had lived in the Letcher vicinity 35 years Survivors include his wife and six sons Also Mrs D C Campbell 83 sustained a head gash and bruises after a fall at home with three stitches and improvement reported
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Mitchell
Harry Joseph Northrup
Near Letcher
Northrup
Letcher
Wolsey
D.c.campbell
Father Recovers From Wounds Plans Return To Duty In War
Pvt. Hughes of the Fourth Cavalry at Ft Meade is convalescing after a July 4 field hospital visit. He earned the Purple Heart and hopes to return to his 60 mm gun. His family includes his father Lewis Hughes of Newport Kentucky and his wife in Huron South Dakota.
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Irving Block
New York City
Pvt
Hughes
Pvt. Hughes
Lewis Hughes
John Street
Newport
Kentucky
Huron
South Dakota
Reis Carpet Cleaners
Hujrenite
Survey Shows Six Million Families Have Not Bought Bonds
Princeton report notes about six million U.S. families have not purchased war bonds or stamps, despite most of the country supporting the effort. The Institute's nationwide survey covers roughly 36.5 million families, with about 30 million buying and 6.5 million not buying. Non-buyers are concentrated among unskilled and lower income workers.
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Princeton
N. J
Institute
Bureau of Census
Treasury
Hitlerian youth and Nazi strength in Germany analyzed
The piece contemplates Hitler's hold on a vast youth following and Himmler’s purge, comparing to 1918 and warning that Hitlerism is fragile yet dangerous. It cautions readers to mobilize against the regime as crisis deepens and the Nazi state faces possible collapse.
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MacKenzie
Hitler
Kaiser
Reich
Germany
Gestapo
Himmler
Suspend Services At Lutheran Church This Summer
There will be no services or Sunday School at the American Lutheran Church during July and August except by special appointment.
Harding County Hospital Incorporates Pierre
July 22 records show Harding County Hospital Association filing with 15000 authorized capital stock. Directors include Claude Olson Ludlow LF Bartels osteopath William Mack E J Dehlinger J H Stenseth Carl Ms Corneil and Joe Carriere all of Buffalo. NAVY CASUALTY WASHINGTON July 22 Navy Dept lists 233 U S naval forces casualties including James Artah Puder gunner's mate second class of South Dakota who died. parents Mr and Mrs Ariah Henry Puder Big Stone City.
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Harding County Hospital
Pierre
Harding County Hospital Association
Secretary of State
Claude
Olson, Ludlow
LF. Bartels
William D. Mack
E. J. Dehlinger
J. H. Stenseth
Carl Ms. Corneil
Joe Carriere
Buffalo
NAVY
Washington
Navy Department
U. S. Naval Forces
South Dakota
James Artah Puder
U. S. Navy
Ariah Henry Puder
Big Stone City
Killer Drill ers Edge Undefeated Army Softball Team
The undefeated officer softball squad from Kessler Field in Mississippi led by Dental Clinic No. 1 faced off against the Killer Drillers. The clash highlighted military morale and competitive play in regional league action.
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Kessler Field
Miss
Dental Clinic No
Killer Drillers
Faces Trial On Shooting Charge
ABERDEEN July 22 Ben Jaeger 49 cemetery caretaker bound over to circuit court on a charge of shooting with intent to kill Two Brown County officers Sheriff Melvin Nelson and Deputy Henry Gordon testified at a preliminary hearing that they visited the caretaker s home in response to a family call and waited until he cooled off Gordon turned on a car spotlight to a figure approaching with a shotgun who fired Their car was hit by pellets from a 410 gauge shotgun and a pellet struck Gordon on the cheek
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Aberdeen
Ben Jaeger
Brown County
Melvin Nelson
Henry Gordon
Gordon
Highmore Woman To Teach In California
Mrs Martha McLaughlin and her daughter Ann left Highmore by bus for Tule Lake California to establish residence. McLaughlin, a 11 year veteran first grade teacher and grade music supervisor, will teach second grade at the War Relocation Authority Center and serve as recreational supervisor until classes begin August 11. The center's educational system is supervised by K M Harkness, formerly superintendent of Highmore City schools.
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Highmore
Martha McLaughlin
Ann
Highmore City
Supreme Court Hears UCC Case in South Dakota
The South Dakota Supreme Court fast tracked a UCC referendum dispute over unemployment compensation reform with August 8 as the deadline to certify for the general election ballot. Intervenors argue their interests are political and fiscal, while defense cites no fraud but urges overlooking technical signature errors.
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Pierre
South Dakota Supreme
Alan Williamson
E. D. Barron
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Williamson
Barron
L. T. van Slyke
Aberdeen
van Slyke
Hugh Ager
Francis McDonald
Sioux Falls
Nick Jackus
Elmer Lilleskov
Constance Biegler
Agar
J. F. Hughes
Circuit
H. B. Rudolph
Evacuees Delayed Reaching Iran Amid Rail Disruptions
Trains carrying 414 British civilians and other evacuees were delayed by Allied bombing and rail disruption, finally reaching Iran after detours to Lisbon for exchange with German nationals aboard the Drottningholm. Also, a Tokyo broadcast reported Emperor Hirohito congratulating Hitler on escaping assassination.
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Iran
Spain
France
Lisbon
Drottninghalm
Hitler
London
Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Adolf Hitler
City Briefs From Huron South Dakota Navy and Civil Service News
Local notices record Mr and Mrs Arnold Tillman and daughter Renee leaving for San Francisco for Tillmans civil service appointment. Births announced for Vernon Bergquist son Sigmund Boyd and John Cody son George Robert. Sailors Visited from Melborne and Great Lakes on leave. Verne Lindquist radioman 4 fighter squadron and Merle Cameron in Huron on ten day leave. Furrier promotions and service shoe sale advertise.
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Arnold Tillman
Renee
San Francisco
Tillman
Standard Oil
Lady Ward
Vernon Bergquist
Island Broad
Bremmee
Seattle
Wash
Sigmund Boyd
Bergquist
Dané Baird
Huron
Merle Cameron
FL CG. Shockley
Pacific
Globes
Kie] Bros., Inc
Cady
Verne Lindquist
Lloyd Lindquist
Cavour
Lindquist
Melbourne
Fis
Charles L. Crows
Fifth Street
VA. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Dakotas Weather Outlook July 22 to 26
Extended forecast from the Associated Press shows above normal temperatures in the Dakotas from Saturday through Wednesday with little change until a cooling trend midweek. Scattered light thunderstorms are expected over the weekend and again around Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Dakotas
Treasurer and Deputy Shortage Rule In Pierre County
July 22 Pierre County officials face civil liability for treasury shortages. Attorney General Mickelson says the treasurer and deputies are responsible for shortages even if caused by a bonded deputy. State and county officers may be personally liable for unauthorized salary increases paid during a term. Deputy bonds remain principal for unprotected shortages. officials must account for all funds.
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Pierre
George T. Mickeson
William E. Viadyk
Burke
Viadyka
Mickelson
Posarl
Renecal
Von
Stuur
M. Larson
Highmore Porch Club Reelects Mrs Sunding
Mrs Conrad Sunding was reelected president of the Highmore Porch Club at a July meeting. Barbara Mate became vice president, Gertrude Henderson as secretary treasurer, and Zoe Maginnis joined the club. Bingo and contests followed with Adele Thompson winning a flower and Word prize.
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Highmore
Rimeringley
Adele Thompson
Clifford Volz
Sunding
Mrs Seebeck III Alpena Note on Illness in Minn
Mrs Ber Binger was summoned to St Peter Minnesota on Monday by the severe illness of her mother Mrs Bertha Seebeck. Seebeck had visited Alpena several times according to local reports.
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Seebeck III
Alpena
Ber Binger
St. Peter Minn
Bertha Seebeck
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Opdahl
Beadley County News
A. M. Haskerl
Meticas
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
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Bob
Cambell
Il Flanagan Henry Huebner
Lyle Johnson
Chenand
G. B. Butterfield
A.W Palm Gladys Pyle
E. L. Schultze
A. BE. Swab Frank ER
Tolar
J. W. Gill Wolner
Huron Life Underwriters Assn
Eilers’ Furriers
Unest
Reginald Getser
Itowa Avenue
Amon
U. S
Aafp Guard Officers School
Military Police Training Center Aviation
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Suffolk Aar
Long Island
New York
Eilers
Frank Taylor
John Afant
Kenneth Twombley
Taylor
Maxine Hunt
John Cody
Glen Avenue
Huron Hospital
George Rovert
Elmer Kelly
Jerry
Longview
Kelly
August Miller
M.C
Alford Optometrist
Perriton
J. W
Bill’ Walner
Travelers N. W. Sec. Nai’ Bank
Highmore Porch Club
Mrs. Sunding
Huron Marble & Granite Works
Second St. S. E
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