Mundt to push policy changes on Japanese relocation centers
Washington June 17. Rep Mundt said he will urge Congress to revise administration policy at Japanese relocation centers after returning from the Pacific coast. He cites security needs and criticizes overlapping Washington authority and mixed detention programs. He notes high spending on instructors and alleges mixed loyalties among internees and calls for no segregation based on loyalty.
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Mundt Pushes Reform Plan for Camp Training Structure
Mundt proposed a plan to reform relocation camp training emphasizing discipline and practical civil government experience. He argued graduates of the government school in Charlottesville must gain real handling of administration before deployment to occupied territories.
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Sharpe Urges Attack On Accidents Hindering War Effort
Pierre South Dakota June 11 Governor Sharpe called for a total war on accidents through a National Safety Council campaign. He cited last year's July toll of 8750 lives and urged businesses and citizens to observe independence day safety to protect manpower and resources for victory.
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VFW Urges Postwar Military Training
Canyon June unknown date. A resolution in favor of compulsory peacetime military training was adopted at the VFW state encampment. Officers elected include Commander F. H. Dickenson Mitchell, Senior Vice Commander Adrian L Forrette Rapid City, Junior Vice Commander Chester Truesdale Yankton, Quartermaster F. H. Dickman Canton, Adjutant Herman Fisher Aberdeen. Auxiliary officers named Ella Lyngheim Canton President Leona Peterson Aberdeen Senior VP Sylvia Guenther Sioux Falls Junior VP Louise Noyes Canton Secretary Ruby Buttermeier Sioux Falls Treasurer Lillian Mellsby Watertown patriotic instructor.
Youth Rescued From Near Drowning Near City Dam
Alva Taylor of Zu was rescued from the James River by a fire rescue squad late yesterday after his canoe tipped near the city dam above the Third Street bridge. He clung to the overturned craft as under tow and rapids pulled him downstream until firefighters arrived and pulled him to safety.
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Youth Rescued After Boat Incident Near Huron
A youth was pulled to shore after a boat mishap while using rescue gear. He had swallowed water and was in shock but did not require resuscitation. He lives with his grandmother Mrs Alva Taylor in Huron, whose parents were the late Eugene and himself, and the youth is connected to the town's residents.
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Springs Pioneer Dies In Chicago
Milo Putney 84 a pioneer jeweler of Weasington Springs died June 12 in Chicago at his daughter's home where he had lived for years. He established his business in 1908 and is survived by four daughters Carrie Hamilton Alta Preston Emma Grove and Florence Heath, all in Chicago. Burial was in Ottawa, I.
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Shie Law
Weather and Local Births in Huron and Vicinity
The report lists temperatures, precipitation totals, and sunrise sunset times with daily figures for Huron and surrounding cities. It notes higher temperatures in the region and provides city by city readings including Huron Airport and nearby towns. Parents Bert Kinsman announce the birth of a daughter born June 16 at 4:55 pm in a Huron hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Misa Josephine Longstaff, University of Michigan graduate, visits Huron for summer vacation after returning from Ann Arbor and stopping in Winneka Ill and Dubuque, Ia.
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Funeral Held For Little Jarobeck Boy at Mitchell
The small son of Mr and Mrs George Jarobeck of Mitchell died Saturday at Methodist Hospital in Mitchell. Funeral services were held Monday in Letcher. Mrs Jarobeck is former Lila Torgerson. The family had lived in Forestburg briefly.
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World War II Threat to Hitlers Oil Supply in Romania
Mackenzie reports that renewed troop movements signal a real danger to Hitler by attacking Romania's vital oil lifeline. The piece notes Berlin's anxiety and Ankara's peace-feeler rumors, portraying Axis propaganda as returning to threaten the world as dictators steer a frail grand design.
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Doane Pills Promise Kidney Relief for Pain and Puffs
An old style health ad urges readers to seek kidney relief from backache leg pain and fatigue claiming kidneys filter blood and waste. It touts Dora’s Pills as a long trusted remedy used by millions for over 49 years to clear the 15 miles of kidney tubes and ease symptoms like frequent urination swelling and headaches.
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