Allied push in Normandy faces rough seas and mountain of obstacles
Unloading halted by rough water on the beaches yesterday as landing craft crews fought to maintain progress. Allied forces attack Bayeux to cut routes from Caen to Cherbourg while German claims of a broad airborne operation suggest heavy fighting near Falaise and Argen. Airborne drops continue for the third night as Rommel contends with an expanding Allied assault in Normandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayeux
Caen
Cherbourg
Paris
Normandy
Falaise
Argetan
Supreme Headquarters
William the Conqueror
France
Erwin Rommel
State-Wide Rural Industrial Meet Set in Huron
A state wide rural industrial conference will be held in Huron on June 23 to study local agricultural resources and plan a program for small rural industries. Dean A Eberle of State College outlined goals to attract capital for smaller plants and develop an economic basis for modest industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Brookings
A. M. Eberle
State College
Dean Eberie
South Dakota
E. C. Lathrop
Peoria Federal Research Laboratory
Agricultural Residue Division
Leo Christensen
Research Laboraory of
Nebraska
Frank L. Robinson
Farm Crops Processing Corporation
Omaha
P. Rothrock
Pres. Lyman
Jackson
Suite College
Howard Gramlich
Northewestern Railroad
Isea
Sharpe
Allied Invasion Advances Across Normandy Front
Allied forces push ashore in a widening assault as Montgomery and Eisenhower expand tank and air support. Berlin and Stockholm reports vary on progress while U S forces breach beach defenses and secure linked beachheads amid heavy fighting near Caen, Bayeux, and Ste. Mere-Eglise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Montgomery
Hitler
Romsel
Atlantic Wall
Dieppe
Wilam
Ste. Mere-Eglise
Cherbourg
Varville
Orne River
Sculles
Caen
Bayeux
Supreme Headquarters
Berlin
Calais
Dover Strait
Brittany
Normandy
High Command
Stockholm
1Ag
Rundstedt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bernard I. Montgomery
Eisenhower
France
Transocean
Falaise
Argentan
Missouri flood control plan praised by Sharpe pressuring irrigation gains
Sharpe told the committee that Missouri Basin engineers from eight states completed a report denying the need for water rights for any user class. He cited a flood control bill that would store water for multiple uses and support national economic security through expanded irrigation and chemurgic products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Missouri River
Sharpe
Army
Appropriations Committee
Reclamation Bureau
Overton
D-La
Frank M. Nelson
Southwestern Gas and Electric Company
Dustruce
Interior Department
Farmy Engineers
Interior
Ickes
Missouri Basin
Telegraph
Inductees in New County Call Include Sixty Four Men
Sixty four men from Beadle County and 32 fathers plus five transfers from outside counties and states left Huron for preinduction physicals in Worthington Minnesota. Names list many transferred to various cities including Seattle Joliet and Vancouver with several fathers and nonfathers named.
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Beadle County
Fof
Huron
Fuendling
Minn
Lester L. Cooper
Harold J. Witcher
Edward H. Stehl
Boyd H. Wiedenman
John B. Carey
Harlingen
Texas
Edwin V. Huddleston
Glenn A. Olson
Stanley W. Philippi
Orra D. Barringer
Robert M. Miller
Leslie M. Decker
Elmer G. Schuman
LeVerne S. Stevens
Cedar Rapids
Ioves
Albert O. Pesola
Vancouver
Wash
Edward S. Jansen
Harold W. Delvaux
Sturgeon
Wis
John F. Waldner
Seattle
Melvin ©. Dugdale
San Diego
Alfred Hanson, Jr
Harland G. Swenson
Delmar A. Jeffers
Carmen B. Borah
Clarence S. McGirr
Donald A. Page
Arnold Kleinsasser
Andrew J. Lang, Jr
Eldon C. DeShazer
Myron W. Burger
Duane
E. Dague
Melvin F. Kucha
Ralph L. Bethke
Joseph W. Kenny
Norman D. Wiley
Robert EB. Parkinson
Harry T. Bloodgood
Raymond
Shanahan
Forman
N. D
George C. Moore
Buri Calif
Francis W. Hawley
Edwin C. Buckmaster
de Smet
Ruben Engel
Miller
State Fair Board offers reward for window damage arrest
Beadle County and the State of South Dakota suffer a substantial loss from window breakage at the State Fair Buildings. A reward of 10.60 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible. Signed by F. L. Hainer, Secretary.
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Fila Spring
Poerman
Sterling
Huron
South Dakota
H Pendey
Zella Ryers
E. Pendry
Wefs
Kenerite Wherledge
Ecard
Parkland Addition
Ida M. Scott
Parkland
Beadie County
Decembher
George S. Herndon
Cassle
Herndon
Campbell
Lulu
Robinson
Fishers
Beadle County
Merle L. Hagen
O. B. Murray
Enos G. Alley
Peterson
Ennis
Arthur '. Riedel
Arthur
Walter
Catherine M. Nelson
Kidmame
W. G. Bateman
State Fair Board
F. L. Hainer
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Cash
Grace Family
Misc. Services
Lorraine
Council Oak
Bair
Emil
Darbagelis
Lampe’s
Virgil Horner
Mrs. Siders
Wisconsin
Mizc
S.E
N. E
Huron Liquor Store
Babe
White Elephant Shop
Dak. S
Burger's
Liqquor
Cedar Chest
Bolles
Rogers
Dak
Huron Hide & Metal CO
Kansas Ave
Universal
Ray Cook
Wayland, S. D
Leroy Walline
S. D
A. M. Urquhart
Munion
Mitchell
5. D
Glen Dickinson
Hitchcock
Bolles & Rogers
City Property
Kansas N. E
S. W
M. Urquhart
Boone Produce
AM. Urquhart
Morningside
J. B. McGinty
Josh J. Hofer
Carpenter
Los Angeles
Hlinds Ave
Huron_ 16
Red Cross
Humphrey
Robert Baum
Mrs. Shaw
Cole
Husophrey’s
Fritz Heermann
Farm Bulletin
J. C. Davia
West Fairgrounds
Ee or _M
Joe Arbeiter
John Deere
John Kretchmer
East
North Huron
Deering
Scott Morris
Rockham
McCormick Deering
O'Keefe Hardware & Implement Store
Cavour
S. Dak
G. Glanzer
Montgomery Wards
McCormick-Deering
L. R. Wilson
Frankfort
Theodore Kleinsasser
Park Lane
Dakota Farmer’s Hatheryath & Dak
Miso
Dempster
Warren Implement & Parts Co
Lown Master Breeders, Inc
Huron, S. D
Coos Mile
Ernest Haeder
Yale
Harry
Huron Seed
Reese Elevators, Inc
Ohio
Jacob Mydland
Ethel
Theresa Township
P. G. Williams
Fremont
Housman’s Sale
Haylett
Francis Peckenpaugh
Carthage
Lawrence Mack
Ernest Gatzke
Tulare
Quaker Oats Company
Hodgson
Michigan Ave
Lucile
Presto Cafe
4Th and DL
Tcars—Trucks
West Center
Buttercup
Turkey
DR. Salsbury
Sunshine State Hatchery Corner
2Nd & Wis
Marvin Zell
Service & Supplies
Montgomery Ward
New County
Lys. Pierre
Lys. Huron
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Lys Huron
Pierre
Rapid City
Pierre &51
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