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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1941

Page

5

Nye Hits U S Leaders Over Foreign Wars

Milwaukee June 3 An American first rally hears Senator Gerald P Nye Republican North Dakota blame US leaders for emergencies created by meddling in other nations wars He faults Roosevelt for interventionist urges and warns against relying on the British navy Nye argues the United States should stay out of Europe and focus on defending itself and its own trade He also criticizes Wendell Willkie for promoting interventionism and urges leaders to warn other nations they need not expect US involvement.

Milwaukee United States U. S Gerald P. Nye North Dakota American First Committee Nye America Europe Wendell Willkie Willkie Jet Roosevelt

Mundt urges funds for barberry eradication program

Representative Mundt calls for increased 1942 fiscal year funding to fully reestablish barberry eradication across the wheat belt including Minnesota South Dakota Montana and North Dakota. He argues black stem rust causes far greater losses and emphasizes prewar food demands and global relief needs.

Washington Mundt South Dakota Minnesota Montana North Dakota W. A. Jump Department of Agriculture Budget Bureau America

Rites Held For Mrs Minier At Rockham

Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Rockham for Mrs. Ella Minier who died May 25. Rev. C. C. Bracy of Faulkton officiated. Minier, born in Lisbon, New York, in 1869, was 72. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Richard Strasburg of Rockham and son Reed Gardiner of Minneapolis.

Nrockham Saate Ella Minier C.C. Bracy Faulkton So Minier Lisbon Richard Strasburg Rockham Reed Gardiner Minneapoli

Two Huron Youths to Graduate at Shattuck

Two Huron youths, Pearce and Sanborn, graduate from Shattuck School Faribault Minnesota. Pearce son of G S Pearce 417 Kansas Southeast is captain adjutant, second class sharpshooter, track team member, editor in chief of the weekly paper, president of the Acolytes guild and Cum Laude Society member. Sanborn son of A Sanborn 535 Fourth Street Southwest is a captain in the cadet corps.

Shattuck Dale Pearce G. S. Pearce Kansas Southeast Rev. Sanborn A. Sanborn Fourth Street Shattuck School Faribault Minn Pearce Acolytes Guild Cum Laude Society Sanborn

Automobile Tycoons Fail To Turn Out Detroit Style Engines

A reporter from the school paper notes a battalion and a third class sharpshooter amid discussion on airplane engines. The piece suggests engineers struggle to replicate Detroit style output.

Pratt & Whitney plant shows wartime engine production scope

At East Hartford Connecticut Charles E Sorensen Edsel Ford and a Ford Buick crew toured Pratt & Whitney to study mass production for aviation engines. The plant spans the equivalent of 43 football fields and has 15000 workers with horsepower output rising from 1200 to 2000 engines a month.

East Hartford Genn Charles E. Sorensen Pratt & Whitney Sorenson Ford Motor Co Edsel Ford Dearborn Pratt& Whitney

Bonilla Ladies Aid To Meet On Thursday

Bonilla June 3 special notice for the Ladies Aid Society to meet Thursday at the homes of Mrs. Ray Cooger Mrs. Maud Miller and Mrs. Irving Miller hostesses. Memorial Day visitors included Mr. and Mrs. F B McKichan and daughter and others from Sioux Falls Omaha Lake Lillian Danube and Belle Fourche with extended family.

Bonilla Lake Lillian Minn Clyde Palmer Danube Floyd Peterson

Chief Justice Hughes Resigns Citing Health Strains

The ailing Chief Justice Hughes writes to President Roosevelt seeking relief from duties amid growing fatigue. Roosevelt calls the news shocking and expresses concern for Hughes health. The article recalls Hughes long public service including governor of New York, secretary of state, and his role in the court battles with the Roosevelt era.

Hughes Supreme Court Hoosevelt Roosevelt Congress Capitol Hill Senate Judiciary Committee New York Taft Republican Party United States Woodrow Wilson Harding Coolidge Washington

Flashes Of Life By The Associated Press

Danville Virginia Chief of Police Price tasks lieutenants with solving a department mystery after discovering cruiser No 4 logged 900 miles in May without gasoline usage. In Lyons Kansas Miss Mabel Hammarland’s car failed to run due to an 18 inch bullsnake wedged in the carburetor, likely entering the exhaust pipe. A Kansas City taxi chase ends with a toy pistol mistaken by Patrolman Defoe.

Danville George Price Price Lyons Kas Mabel Hammarland Kansas City Leslie Roberts Qon Defoe Defoe

Park Shelter Break-In Sparks City Debate in Belleville

In Belleville Illinois councilmen attended a visit to the city park shelter house where municipal hospitality was stretched. A break-in damaged windows and ripped out framework to fuel a makeshift campfire in the fireplace. A suspect admitted robbing Roberts of 1.95 dollars.

Belleville Apark

Memorial Day Services Held in Woonsocket by American Legion

Memorial Day services were held in Woonsocket on Friday at ten o clock under the American Legion. The program included invocation by Rev Father Edward, a song by the high school sextet, and a Gettysburg Address read by Robert Forbes.

Woonsocket The American Legion Father Ed_ward Robert Forbes

Memorial Services Honor Unknown Soldier In Courthouse Square

Special services were held for the unknown soldier with Willis Walker performing a cornet solo and a memorial address by the Rev. O. M. Knudson. The high school band gave selections, followed by benediction by the Rev. R. M. Walker. Graves at the cemetery were decorated.

Cornet Willis Walker O. M. Knud— Son R. M. Walker

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