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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

Page

4

Editorial explains Army Tables of Organization and promotions

An editorial for relatives of servicemen explains the Army T O and how promotions are determined. It details how unit tables fix ranks, why some soldiers cannot be promoted overseas, and how home unit vacancies affect career advancement for both enlisted personnel and officers. It notes that officers must meet time‑in‑grade rules and occupy the next role before promotion.

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Washington Calling MacArthur Must Not Be Forgotten

Marquis Childs reports on MacArthur supporters in the GOP racing for the 1944 Republican nomination. Wisconsin and Illinois primaries shape the draft, with delegates and notable figures tied to America First and allied factions. The piece notes petitions, withdrawals, and party maneuvering around MacArthur’s candidacy.

Washington MacArthur Presidential Field Marquis Childs Chicago Pacific Middle West Douglas MacArthur Australia McClellan Lincoln Corn Belt Dewey Minois Arthur Vandenberg Michigan Joseph P. Savage Ilinois Thinois Robert R McCormick The Chicago Tribune Wisconsin Lansing Hoyt Milwaukee John Cudahy Poland Belgium Roosevelt Hoyt America Britain Phili F. LaFollette LaFollette Trbune Roy F. Farrand Military College Roland F. Kannenberg Surover Gerald L. R. Smith Smith Robert F. Wood America First Wood Southwest Pacific Pa Aes War Department United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Postwar education views from Ruth Millett on educated couples

Ruth Millett cites Mount Holyoke president Roswell Gray Ham arguing postwar generations may mix educated women and uneducated men. He notes military experience can educate boys differently than college, urging a flexible return to peace with programs for reintegration and marriage dynamics.

Hy Ruth Millett Roswell Gray Ham Mount Holyoke College Asoon Service

Rice In The Evening Huronite Library Editorial Note

A guest editorial from widely respected editors notes the influence of rural publications on national discourse. It highlights diverse factions across the country and their impact on state and local media ecosystems.

America Eia Huronite Library

Four Phases Of The War Analysis In 1943

Chicago Daily News outlines war phases from the blitzkrieg advances in Europe to the Allied Tunisia and Sicily campaigns. It notes German use of rapid tactics, the Stalingrad recovery, Alamein through Mareth Line, and the later amphibious beachhead methods applied in the Mediterranean.

Chicago Daily News Europe Busian Delageet Rostov Caucasus Stalingrad Alamein Mareth Tunisia Sicily Mediterranean

Ernie Pyle Describes Dugout Life At Anzio Beachhead

Ernie Pyle writes from the Fifth Army beach head in Italy about underground dugouts providing warmth and sleep amid near constant shelling. He notes flat terrain, crowded space, and quick access to front lines, with dugouts housing two to six men and reducing casualties after initial bombardment.

Ernie Pyle Fifth Army Italy Mar Anzio Tebessa Hoyle Washington Youks Thelepte Biskra Africa Anzio-Nettuno

World War II Strategy Compared to World War I In Italy and Russia

The piece argues Italian combat mirrors WWI slugging infantry battles with limited breakthroughs. It notes the Russian advance after Stalingrad uses strategic infiltration, surrounding weak points rather than full encirclements, while Italy's front remains mountainous and static. It cites censorship restrictions on discussing the Europe invasion.

Italy Russia Stalingrad Office Censorship Europe

Kilgallen Meet Mr Manhattan a New York Local Character

A playful profile of Mr Manhattan a devoted New York resident. He knows little but believes he knows everything attending local venues and sharing comic opinions about city life. The piece paints him as a colorful guide to Manhattan quirks and urban lore with a folksy tone.

Manhattan Dilly New York Loew Roosevelt Jimny Walker Broadway Rose

Ration Calendar and Military Promotion Notes

The notice lists ration dates and stamp rules from the Office of Price Administration, detailing red blue and gas ration stamps, idle stamp expirations, and reporting price violations. It also explains tire inspections deadlines for A B and other bookholders and discusses army promotions noting vacancies and unit table constraints.

Editorial on wartime promotions and battlefield merit

An excerpt discusses how battlefield merit can fast track promotions in wartime. It notes that an outstanding officer may be promoted to the next rank if a vacancy exists, even without completing the usual time in grade. The example cites a captain killed in action and a lieutenant taking command.

T. O Smith Klein

Employers Urged to Post Wage Orders in Minnesota

Minneapolis area notice from L A Ein regional director of the wage and hour divisions urges all employers engaged in interstate commerce or producing interstate goods to post wage order notices conspicuously. Affected industries include meat dairy bakery beverage metals mining petroleum logging lumber and distribution. Employers lacking posters should request them from the U S Department of Labor at 406 Pence Building Minneapolis.

L. A. Ein U. S. Department of Labor Pence Minneapoli Hill

Alpena Soldier Is German Prisoner

The War Department released a list of 494 American soldiers held as prisoners of war by Germany. Among the names are Sgt. Alvin Baltzer and Cpl. Blake Fisk, with family details including fathers and mothers listed alongside their home communities and routes.

Washington Mar War Department United States Germany South Dakota Alvin Baltzer Emanuel Baltzer Alpena Blake BE. Fisk Edward 8 Fisk Norris Nickolas M. Heiter Winnifred Heiter Route 3 Pidgewater Jack G. Trueblood

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