Nazis Begin Census For Regimentation Plan
A volunteer army of 70,000 Germans began a census to guide future regimentation of life in the Reich. The survey aims to identify national labor shortages and align talents with state needs, with questions on citizenship mother tongue and personal folkdom. Axis leaders Hitler and Mussolini promote colonial solidarity amid tours of frontier zones as a Thalian German military pact looms in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Reich
Germany
Italy
Eas
France
Hitler
Mussolini
Saar Valley
Piedmont
Vienna
Mariengazzi
Traly
Flashes Of Life and a Beatrice wedding headline
A set of brief items notes a driver fined ten dollars in Spartanburg for operating a car with faulty brakes, then selling the vehicle to raise funds. A Joplin veteran encounter exposes a “rebel” at a G A R encampment. Beatrice Nebrait Beatrice Sun reports Arlington Brugh wed Ruby Stevens, both notable locals. An Omaha piece features 97 year old John Pyle’s advice on keeping a wife after 68 years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Andrew Hawkins
Brugh-Stevens
Beatrice
Arlington Brugh
Ruby Stevens
Beatrice Sun
Beatrice High School
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Omaha
Nebi
John Pyle
Seventeen More Tagged For Overtime Parking
Chief of Police Lake S Nelson reports seventeen more violators of the 90 minute parking rule. Names include C A Eby W Davis Darrell Gibbs Harry T Gray E M Lothrop Travelers Insurance H R Case Richard Hanten T R Johnson Charles Sikora Albert Volz H P Gregerson Harry Burton Frank Lundgren F L Willard H Luby. The last six posted one dollar bonds and others were expected in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake S. Nelson
C. A. Eby
W. §. Davis
Darrell Gibbs
Harry T. Gray
E. M. Lothrop
Travelers Insurance Company
H. R. Case
Richard Hanten
T. R. Johnson
Charles Sikora
Albert Volz
H. P. Gregeerson
Harry Burton
Frank Lundgren
FL. Willard
Tom
H. Luby
Legion To Elect Thursday Night Officers Named From Nominees
William Reaves Post sets Thursday meeting to elect officers for next year from a slate chosen at a prior nominating session. Nominees include Commander John Sainsbury and George L. McNamara, vice commander William Fliss and A. Zieske, sergeant at arms Fred Tobin and Joe Reilly, finance officer George Olson and C F Rayer, chaplain Loftus H Ward and Fred Tobin, historian B B McClaskey and Tom H Luby. Additional nominations from the floor possible. Other topics: membership, Decoration Day, junior baseball, the Sons of the American Legion drum corps, and Rapid City state convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reaves
John Sainsbury
George L. McNamara
William Fliss
Sons of the American Legion
Rapid City
Credit Committee and Officials Named in Local Bank
The treasurer W. G. Chapman with assistant Clifford Peck and clerk Agnes Frederick are listed. The credit committee comprises Carl Thurston, G. P. Gatca and P. C. Underwood. The supervisory committee includes Helen Strothers, Dorothy Ellis and E. T. Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Chapman
Postoffice
Clifford Peck
AAA
Agnes Frederick
Carl Thurston
G. P. Gatca
P. C. Underwood
SCS
Helen, Strothers
Dorothy Ellis
E. T. Grace
Federal Weather Bureau
South Dakota Legionnaires Earn 15th in Chicago Parade
South Dakota earns 15th place in the national American Legion parade in Chicago as of May 1 based on membership, with 10,082 members equal to 107.82 percent of quota. Mississippi leads. SD is third among Midwest states behind Wyoming and Montana, marking a big jump from 40th in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
S. D
Rapid City
Young
Fourth Federal Credit Union Formed in Huron
The fourth federal credit union in Huron was formed Tuesday evening by federal employees led by E. B. Hebron as president. Starting with 50 members, the union aims to grow with government workers in the city. Other officers include J. S. Webster as vice president for SCS, with each federal agency represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
E. B. Hebron
U. S
Armour & Company
Northwestern Public Service Company
Standard Oil Company
J. S. Webster
SCS
Augustana Choir Heads Home After 15 Minute Concert
The Augustana College choir of Sioux Falls SD returns home after a 15 minute performance at the National Federation of Music Clubs biennial convention in Baltimore. Indigestion troubled some members but they completed eight straight convention appearances before starting final exams. Police escorts paced their 2000 mile journey back by two special buses with a Cleveland return leg noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theugustana College Choir
Sioux Falls
S. D
Federation of Music Clubs
Carl Youngdahl
Cleveland
Piano Tournament To Be Held Here
Piano pupils from Huron and vicinity compete in the sixth national piano playing tournament organized by the Huron chapter of the National Guild of Piano Teachers. Judge S. Ray from Rapid City will preside. Hundreds of students from the region enter as the Guild promotes artistic piano study nationwide with 7000 participants across 60 centers from Boston to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiano
Huron
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Gertrude A. Null
Pearl Turner Ray
Rapid City
S. 2
Thiely
Crop Review Shows Drought Strain Across State Plains
Reports from all sections indicate crops moving toward field edges with cutworms in the upper James River valley. Pastures are slow, moisture is acute, and general rains are needed. Lower day temperatures, frequent frosts in the north, and limited precipitation mark the week across stations from Aberdeen to Yankton, with many areas reporting trace amounts or none.
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James River
Corn and Wheat Region
Aberdeen
Trace
Ardmore
Brookings
Fairfax
Faith
Huron
Lemmon
Milbank
Kditchell
Mobridge
Murdo
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Plankinton Boys Back After Escape Near White Lake
Four Plankinton boys who escaped from the state institution Monday were captured near White Lake Tuesday afternoon and turned over to school authorities. They described a night-long hike across fields aided by hay barns and tired, hungry travelers before their capture and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton
Loyal Huitman
State Institution
White Lake
Hing
Huffman
Cormfart
Initiation Night At Huron Elks Lodge Buckingham Aberdeen
Aberdeen Elks lodge held a large initiation with 23 candidates under new exalted ruler M G Murphy. About 200 Elks attended, with notable speakers including Grand Exalted Ruler Edward J McCormick and state officers. Past exalted rulers led the degree team and a luncheon followed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Lodge
Huron Elks Lodge
M. G. Murphy
Huron
AAA
McCormick
Aberdeen
Carl Nelles
Madison
B. BE
Archer
Eward J. McCormick
Toledo
Ford Zietlow
the Elks
B.C. McKenzie
Huron Elks Chorus
Ruth Elaine Knapp
M. H. Bantz
Paul Miler
Reading Knight
Lee Buttz
Esquire
G. W. Crane
Roy McKenna
R. S. Wallace
W. H. Wilson
Jyuronnette
C. R. Wilson
Max Rosen
WM. M. Korte
Ralph Bartholow
Neil Bjornson
A. E. Copeland
Hunt Pyromaniacs In Cape Cod Fires Prompt Manhunt
Hundreds of weary men battled forest fires on Cape Cod as Massachusetts state police hunted for pyromaniacs tied to a series of costly blazes. A wind shift aided crews near Peterboro New Hampshire where lack of water and hurricane damage hampered efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulloon
Way
New England
Massachusetts
Peterboro
Maurice Pellister Band Here Tonight at Huron Hall
Maurice Pellister Band appears for the regular mid week dance at Huron Dance Pavilion. The Sioux City orchestra, heard on KSTP weekdays from 9:15 p.m. to 11:45 p.m., debuts in this part of the state and promises music in the crowd’s preferred style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Reinster
Unanis
Ten Ieee
Huron
Pellister
Sioux City
KSTP
Navy's Newest Airship Crashes at Lakehurst
A naval board opened an inquiry into the K-2 airship crash at Lakehurst after an overnight observation flight. Commander Jesse L. Kenworthy and eight crew escaped injury as the blimp collapsed when tree branches punctured the gas bag during landing. The K-2 could be repaired at line cost. Blunt High seniors attended baccalaureate services Sunday evening with Rev. Tibbs Moxey delivering the sermon and hymns by the congregation and the high school chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Board of
Naval Air Station
Jesse L. Kenworthy
Kenworthy
Blunt
Specan
Blunt High School
Tibbs Moxey
Distribute Surplus Commodities In Huron Area Week
The second distribution of Federal Surplus Commodities for Huron will run Thursday to Saturday with alphabetical grouping. Eligible residents must bring containers and bring identification. Distributions occur at 224 Third Street Southwest from the Surplus Commodities offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Third Street
Thie Zum Brunnen
K of C Initiation Planned by Huron Council
Huron Council No 779 Knighth of Columbus will confer the three degrees on a class of 35 candidates at a special ceremonial next Sunday afternoon. The Watertown team will handle the third degree and District Deputy Jim Reedy will direct the degree work. A special meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm will finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Council
Knish
Columbus
Watertown
Jim Reedy
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Franz Ritter von Epp
Nazi Colonial Associaon
Spartanburg
S. C
J. W. Davenport
Legion
S. D. Legionnaires
Chicago
iCredit Union
Europe’s News
The
Associated
Press
Associated Press
Augustana Choir
Cape Cod
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
J.C. Shirley
M.D
H. D. Sewell
M. D
HL. Saylor
Saxton
W. H. Griffith
B. T. Lens
L. Darling
Mgr
Irene Swan
FR. N
Nurees
American College of Surgeons
Maurice Pellister
K. of C
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Dak, Ave. So., Huron, S. C
Mayour
Yasger
Firestone
Phil
CBS
Firestone Hare
Cire
New York
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