ODT to Center Conservation of Farm Vehicles in S D
Sioux Falls region to coordinate conservation of dairy transport trucks under Office of Defense Transportation. F K Miller outlines plan to reach farmers processors and associations, forming state wide committee, milk shed areas, and area industry committees to foster coordinated truck use and rubber conservation. Scotty Byrnes and Alter McLaren will lead district activities.
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Sioux Falls
F. K. Miller
Chicago
Office of Defense Transportation
District Odt
South Dakota
Miller
Sioux Falla
Scotty Byrnes
Alter McLaren
Huron Man Serves As Torpedo Chief On Pacific Sub
LeRoy Tomlinson 28, chief torpedoman's mate on an American submarine, is home on leave after Pacific actions. A 1933 Huron High School graduate, he joined the Navy in 1933 and has served on a battleship and aircraft carrier. He married Marjorie Shepherd in Philadelphia last May and plans to return to duty after a visit to Huron.
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LeRoy Tomlinson
Pacific
Torpedoair
Navy
Swan
Dakota Avenue North
Huron High School
Philadelphia
Marjorie Shepherd
Ceril Shaperd
Fifth Street
North
Tomlinson
San Diego
New London
Conn
Beadle County News Briefs Bonilla Family Visit
Mr and Mrs W W Wright returned Tuesday from Aberdeen where they spent several days at their daughter Mrs J L O Andersons home. Mrs Herman Meyer returned home Thursday from Mitchell where she received medical treatment. In Mitchell she visited Mrs Karna Nelson. Mr and Mrs Russell Frederick and son take a two week vacation at Mrs Frederick s former Clark home and in Minneapolis. Frederick is the local Chicago and North Western Agent.
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Bonilla
W. W. Wright
Aberdeen
JL. O. Anderson
Hermon Meyer
Mitchell
Karna Nelson
Russel Frederick and
Lend-Lease Food Shipments May Exceed Last Year
Lend-Lease Administrator Edward R. Stettinius Jr. forecast 1943 food shipments abroad would rise above six percent of U.S. supplies sent to Allies last year. He noted that 1943 lend-lease shipments should exceed last year’s share, while Agriculture Department estimates show a three percent output increase over the previous total.
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U.S
Washington
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Stettinius
Agriculture Department
Bonilla Seniors Honored At Party In Cavour High
A party at R. E. Barton home honored the Cavour High School senior class. Attendees included the senior class, high school teachers and Supt and Mrs. George Van Denbas. Games were played and lunch served.
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Bonilla
Cavour
R. E. Barton
Cavour High School
Supt
George van Denbas
Boniilla Ladies Aid Meeting Set For May 6
BoniLla Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Herb Marshall Thursday afternoon May 6. Special notice confirms the gathering in Bonilla.
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Bonilla Ladies Aid
Bonilla
Herb Marshall
Hitchcock WSCS Meeting Set For May 26
Mrs. Henry Marten hosted the WSCS gathering with 351 attending and visitor Miss Alma Anderson from Huron. Sewing for a New Mexico school was planned, with May activities led by Mrs. Paul Miller and others. A lesson and sale were reported, and the group will meet at Mrs. P. E. Dickson's home on May 26.
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Alma Anderson
Huron
New Mexico
Avance
Paul Miller
Steve Miedema
Herman Meyer
E. E. du Bois
John
It's So Hot In Iran Warfront Spoons Sponge Controls
In Iran May to July heat rivals the Gulf as the world's hot spot. An American weatherman recorded extreme shade temperatures while pilots sponge cockpit controls to prevent blisters. Troops endure dysentery typhoid and parasitic risks from unclean water and food amid desert conditions.
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Iran
Clyde Farnsworth
Persian Gulf
Vailey
Aden
Tran
Nocturnal Ailments Predominate Across Regions
A fragment notes widespread upper respiratory illnesses with pervasive colds in both northern and southern areas. It references core through the wine era but emphasizes minor illness and lacks detailed dates, places, or named entities.
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Mer
Black Hills Anglers Open Season Amid War Ration Limits
Rapid City May 4 Anglers faced wartime meat rations as trout fishing opened with an unprecedented crowd. Early day crowds camped on banks and began fishing at midnight. First day saw a few fish caught but Sunday brought fewer bites despite plenty of fish and ample water.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Contract Bridge Club to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Contract Bridge Club will meet Friday afternoon May 7 at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hart. The notice appears in Hitchcock dated May 4.
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Contract Bridge Club
Hitchcock
Specia
Stanley Hart
Rockham Boy Suffering Severe Leg Burns
Walter Morris son of Mr and Mrs Scot Morris living west of Rockham was burned when his tractor caught fire. He was rushed to a Redfield hospital for treatment after the accident on May 4.
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Rockham
Walter Morris
Scot Morris
Redfield
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