Greeks Of Huron Set Example In Red Cross Drive
Huron residents of Greek ancestry donate beyond regular drives to the 1944 Red Cross War Aid, marking March 25 independence celebrations. Beadle County leaders praise the generosity, noting a shift from Fourth of July celebrations to a third Red Cross donation. Andrew Pappas inspired the move to boost totals, with contributors listed including Mar Yas Manolis Manolis Manolis and Photakos families and local cafes and societies.
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Huron
Red Cros
National
Eadquarters
Eir Society
Red Cross
E. R. Jacobson
T. &. O'Brien
Beadle County
Andrew Pappas
Jim Haron
John Mar' Yas
Gus Manolis
John, Manolis
George Manolis
Nick Manolis
A. Photakos
Nick Econores
Skeras Brothers
Presto Cafe
Elenic Society
John Georgiades
James Pappas
Andrew Papas
Pappas
Katharine Georgiades
Shortage Of Corn Forces Kansas Plant Shutdown
The Corn Products Refining and Co said lack of corn supplies forced suspension of operations at its Kansas City plant. A company spokesman noted the shortage halted grinding and the plant stopped production in the midst of grind operations.
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Kansas Plant
New
York
Corn Products Refining &Co
Kansas City
Adana Industry Delays Five Day Plant Schedules Reported
Industry sources report Adana plants shifting to five day schedules to curb depletion in energy resources. The move aims to stretch supplies amid ongoing shortages affecting production and daily operations.
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Adana
Demolished Third Street shop to be rebuilt and rented
Barbara Tams owner receives permit to rebuild the bakery at 124 Third Street Southwest after a fire and demolition of the Royal Hotel site. Jaehn Construction advances work with projected costs of 2700 to 3000 dollars to restore and lease to Colonial Bakery.
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Third Street
Royal Hotel
Cite Engineer's Office
Barbara Tams
Colonial Bakery
Jaehn Construction Company
Unclear fragment hints at a city bond award program
The readable text references an award amount of 12 and a bond related term connected to a city, but the details are fragmentary. No clear entities or events can be established from the available words.
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Aeardeg
Seasor
Ammerican Institute of Launder
City Ton
Aey Wi ‘Widmark
Wwanhe
Lehn Fink Medal Awarded for Outstanding Work
The article notes the Lehn Fink medal for outstanding work in pharmaceuticals. Madalyn Cooper of Belle Fourche and Lester Heilman, now in the Marine Corps, were among those recognized alongside recipients associated with Merck Pharmaceuticals.
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Lehn-Fink Medal
Outetaudit
Madalyn Cooper
Belle, Fourche
Lester Héilman
Marine Corps
Merck Pharmaceuti
Reorganization Planned for Burdette Methodist Church
The Rev B Davis district superintendent led a special service at Bultman schoolhouse to reorganize the Burdette Methodist Church Trustees elected were George Bottum Sheldon Bottum Hubert Bushong Herbert Binger and W W Gross Jr The finance committee includes George Bottum Grace Bushong and Lucille Hansen The first regular service will be April 2 with Frank Schwarm of St Lawrence as pastor.
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Surdette
Mar
B. Davis
Bultman
Burdette Methodist Church
George Bottum
Sheldon Bottum
Hubert Bushong
Herbert Binger
W. W. Gross
Grace Bushong
Lucille Hansen
Frank Schwarm
St. Lawrence
Daughter born to Frankfort couple at Baldwin Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rudy New of Frankfort on March 20 at Baldwin Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds two ounces.
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Frankfort
Redfield
Mar
Rudy New
Baldwin Hospital
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