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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1943

Page

10

Northwest Congress Members Vote on Trade Pact Actions

A Washington report inventories roll calls by Congress members from northwest states through June 3 on amendments to extensions of reciprocal trade agreements and related measures. It lists who voted for or against each amendment in the Senate and House during that period.

Washington Congress Northwest Senate Minnesota Bally Shipstead Wisconsin LaFoliette Wiley North Dakota Langer Nye South Dakota Bushfield Gurney Ball la Follette Carney LaFollette Aga Minnes HOUSE August H Andresen Judd Knutson Maas O'Hara Murray Smith Stevenson Hull MocMurray O'Konski Southoff Wasielewski Disney Burdick Lemke Mundt H. Carl Andersen

Hatchery Completes Turkey Experiment

The Crossman Hatchery in Hand County reports an 11 bird trial of white Holland turkeys. Poults hatched Oct 22 1942, grew to six and a half months with toms at 24 pounds and hens at 16 1/2 pounds, ten birds sold for 42 dollars and 80 cents, feed cost 15 dollars 50 cents, net profit 27 dollars 30 cents covering breeding labor and one loss.

Crossman Hatchery Hand A. B. Crossman

French Underground Prepare For Action

London dispatch reports that Fighting French headquarters say the underground is ready to act across France. Patriots mass in the mountains to strike Axis forces in Corsica where Italy is said to have 60,000 troops. Yugoslav circles report eight days of heavy fighting with Guerrillas and Germans in Montenegro and Bosnia with bridges and trains damaged on the Belgrade to Zagreb line.

London France Corsica Montenegro Bosnia Belgrade Zagreb

Radio Tonight New York Schedule Highlights June Event

The listing outlines NBC CBS and radio times for June evenings in New York. Programs include Bob Burns Brice Garry Moore Show Mary Astor Wings to Victory Major Bowes Stage Door Canteen John L Sullivan This New Tax Law and Death Valley Days. Also noted are This Our Enemy The Cisco Kid Dinah Shore and People Are Funny among others.

New. York NBC Bob Buri 'Brice Rudy Vallee Joan Davis Garry Moore CBS Mary Astoe Major Bowes Stage Door Canteen First Line John L.sullivan Blu Des Moines Charlie Barnett MBS Mr. Bingle Harmony Hall Paul Lavalle Lowell Thomas News Blu World News Birlt Stern F. Waring Nbce Vic Borge Scramble Ripley Fulton Lewis, Jr Nba Rex Stout OPA The Golden Gate Quartet Halls of Montezuma Marines Kaltenborn Mr. Keen Lucille Mannersy Earl Goodwin John B. Hughes Cisco Kid Dinah Shore Barry Sisters Willard Thumbs Abe Lyman Kate Smith

That Brewster Boy Dramatic Double or Nothing Quiz

A fragment notes a Brewster related dramatic quiz segment with an 8 55 time reference and Dale Carnegie on People appears tied to the broadcast. The readable text hints at a game or quiz show format and a host or participant named Brewster.

That Brewster Dale Carnegie

Miller School Board to Retain Members in June Election

June 10 Special report states no new candidates filed for the Miller Independent School District board. Mrs. A. B. Cahalan and Mrs. R. P. Glennon were unopposed and will be declared elected to three year terms, seventh for Cahalan and third for Glennon. All other officers hold over.

Miller Miller, Independent A. B. Cahalan R. P. Glennon Cahalan Glennon

Weekend Fever Described as Wartime Illness in New York

The Office of Price Administration described a wartime illness called weekend fever in New York. OPA district rationing chief Henry N. Rapaport said about half of 10,000 drivers stopped last weekend showed doctor certificates claiming health reasons for driving.

New York Office of Price Administration Henry N. Rapaport OPA Rapaport

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