May on Broadway Sparks Springtime City Pulse
Dorothy Kilgallen captures a spring fever across New York City with coastal chatter of fashion, entertainment, and urban scenes. The piece hints at Broadway mood, street life, and sunlit optimism as spectators observe seasonal changes.
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Nazi Jitters as Allies Edge Toward Second Front
The piece argues the Nazi regime fears an imminent second front in Europe. It outlines Allied deployments from Britain and Mediterranean routes to North Africa and the Middle East, and predicts a summer of pressure as Russian veterans join to breach German defenses.
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Finland
Norway
Bellum
Netherlands
France
Mediterranean
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Greece
Turkey
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Planning Vacations Amid War Rationing and Shortages
Government guidance urges short local getaways instead of long trips due to transportation and resort limits. Plan within 50 miles of home, avoid peak vacation times, and use the period to rest and refresh while supporting national needs.
Ernie Pyle Reports Front Line Relief Amid Shells in Tunisia
Ernie Pyle describes a rare front line rest in Tunisia. He notes continuous shelling, a two-part march to a forward ridge, and the soldiers’ stoic endurance amid snakes and rough terrain. A radio-obsessed comrade and a tense dawn dig-in close the piece.
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Ernie Pyle
Mateur
Tunisia
Pvt
Lee Hawkins
Everett
Predicting a sure thing from naval public relations
Capt. Leland P. Lovette predicts postwar controversy over navy size, arguing pacifists and critics want reduced military and naval forces. He warns against anti military sentiment and urges publicity for defense planning ahead of peace, noting the need to maintain armed strength.
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Sweden Sees Allied Victory Hope Despite Russia Peace Fears
From Opera Square Stockholm a war correspondent reports Swedes favor an Allied victory and reject a separate Russo German peace. Propaganda and Poland incidents fuel separate peace fears but Stalin’s May Day stance eases tensions. US OWI and Swedish press align with Allied cause.
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Hans Thomsen
Washington
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Battleship X Proves Strength Against Japanese Air Power
The account details Battleship X during a southwest Pacific engagement where her antiaircraft batteries fire for 25 minutes, shooting at least thirty-two planes down and sustaining minimal damage. It argues the modern battleship remains vital and capable against air threats, showcasing swift, precise power and survivability alongside carrier protection.
War Calendar Notes on War Ration Expirations
May 21 No 5 coupons in A gaso line ration books expire May 22 No 6 coupons become valid May 31 Stamp 12 in War Ration Book No 1 expires five pounds of sugar May 31 Deadline for Inspec ton Yar holders of C and bulk gaso line eaten books Red atampa E also expire May 31 Blue stamps 6 3 and J in War ration book No 2 for processed foods expire, book No 1 good for ons elioes expires at midnight Weekly Civilian Defense meeting Tuesdays 7 to 9 p m in Junior High School Building C Parrott instructor June 15 Stamp 17 on warzn Red Cross Hilasters Room No 3 Odd Fellows Building Telephone 436L Red Cross Home Shaiman Mrs Ruth Lewaine 2870 or 684
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Battleship X Proves Its Mettle Under Fierce Fire
Captain Gatch recounts the Santa Cruz air battle of October 26 in which Battleship X, with a largely new crew, endured devastating dive bombing. A near-fatal wound to his jugular was stanchied by fellow sailors as the ship repelled a heavy air assault and proved superior to Japanese forces.
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Bret Harte
Ziegler
Quartermaster
Johnson
Santa Cruz
la ‘Evening Post
Latest Book News From City Library Highlights War Tales And Biographies
The Huron Public Library offers James Hilton’s Story of Dr Wassell about a Navy doctor aiding wounded men during the Japanese invasion. Also available are I Served on Bataan and Nurses in Action, with Libbery notes on Harold J Ickes Autobiography of a Curmudgeon.
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Dr. Wassell
Arkansas
Tawa
Huron Public Library
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Philippines
Bataan
Redmond
Fiskke
Armyr Nurse Corps
Harold J. Ickes
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Feuchtwanger
Berlin
Tom Paine
Howard Fast
Tom
England
Our Republic
Claudia
Rose Franken
May Queen and visiting relatives in Huron news recap
Ten years ago Edith Smith Lillian Witt and Louise Coffey were named nominees for May Queen with two attendants. Miss Elsie Pamp of Mason City visited relatives in Huron. Mrs Hagedorn and Miss Edna Starr hosted an informal party for Mrs G A Starr from Louisville. EB J Van Horne's birthday surprised by seventy six friends at his home northwest of Huron.
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Ora
Edith Smith
Huron
Lillian Witt
Webster
Louise Coffey
State College Coecs
Elsie Pamp
Mason City
Hagedorn
Edna Starr
Farmers May Expect 60 Per Cent Increase in Hog Diseases
Beadle County farmers face at least 60 per cent more hog diseases and parasites this year due to 60 per cent higher hog production. County Agent Leonard L. Ladds warns crowded housing and worm-infested lots raise disease risk. Emphasizes clean floors and feeders and clean ground for young pigs to limit parasites.
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Beadle County
Leonard L. Ladds
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