Night lighting of auto plates new plastics find
A new plastics step solves night lighting for license plates. Daytime plates mimic steel. at night, numerals glow brightly if rear illumination is used. Designs are embedded in the plastic with permanent colors, thanks to colac pigments, enabling 24 hour display and angled readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
R.C. Eisele
Plastics and Resin Industry
Howard W Hayes
Belmar
N. J
Colac
Senate Votes Funds For Farmer Census
The Senate added funds for a nationwide farm census next year while approving the 1945 State Justice and Commerce appropriations. A wartime feasibility review delayed the $87.25 million census, part of $11.412 million in Senate increases, with $32.854 million for State and $8.558 million for Commerce including census spending. The bill goes back to the House for amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastmanson
Senate
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Budget Bureau
State Department
Camerce Department
House
Orson Welles Hired To Boost Bond Sales
The Treasury hires Orson Welles as a one dollar a year consulting expert to promote the Fifth War Loan. He works in Hollywood on a one hour radio script to launch a four week drive beginning June 12 from Texarkana Texas. News notes include a war department promotion of officers and acdors from South Dakota.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Zip
Orson Welles
Welles
Hollywood
Texarkana
Tex
Posholt
War Department
Afs
South
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as relief for constipation
An unsolicited testimonial promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulator for chronic constipation. The letter claims improved elimination after daily All-Bran and water, stating it addresses cause by dietary fiber and urges choosing genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battleground Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Kelloge’s
Battls Creek
Counting Fishworms Is Impromptu Job
Glendora California May 18 1200 fat succulent wrigglers destined for a hardware store bait stock were counted after a mail sack burst. Parcel post handlers tipped a sack and worms slithered over the door as they were gathered one by one into 24 paper cartons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora
Calif
Hospital Here Calls For Blood
Officials at Huron Clinic appeal to residents to donate blood as type one supply is critically low. A patient requires five transfusions before an operation, and the current donor list holds few type O units. Those willing to provide typed blood should report to the clinic for screening and compensation guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Clinic
Huronins
Invasion Preparations Reported by Paris Radio
Paris radio commentator says Eisenhower has massed 50 divisions in south England with 80 000 parachute troops. An armada of invasion craft fills the English ports as invasion readiness is alleged to rise, while the location of the Allied high seas fleet remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
England
Jhagbors
Paris
City Purchases Oil To Repair Pavement
Skelly Oil Company of Kansas City Missouri won the bid to supply 24 000 gallons of cut back asphalt for street repairs in Skelty Virginia. The low bid of 0 0643 per gallon was accepted at a special meeting last night. Competing bids came from Western Oil Fuel Minneapolis Standard Oil Hu ron Second Vacuum Oil St Paul Texas Minneapolis and Champlin Company with other offers around 0 0675 to 0 0685 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DIG DY Inc Skelty Va Company
Kansas City
Opinmon
Skelly Company
Western OW & Fuel Company
Minneapoli
Standard OL Company
Huron
Second Vacuum Oil Company
St. Paul
Texas Company
Chmmpany
Minneapolis
College Program To Be Broadcast On KWAT
The Radio Workshop of Huron college will air a radio drama The Eyes of America on Saturday at 2 15 PM through KWAT 1210. Cast includes Ralph Wilkinson Jr Madge Forsyth and Jack Renner with Betty Hiatt and Grace Mann as announcer and sound technician. Lillian Thorson will produce the program. The director trained with NBC WGN and Mutual linked stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron i College
KWAT
America
Ralph Wilkinson
Myitkyina Airdrome Siege Discussed in War Commentary
The piece extols Allied progress in Burma with capture of Myitkyina airdrome by American and Chinese forces, underscoring how its fall would push Japan from the region and link Burma and Ledo roads to revive China’s India lifeline. It also lauds Detroit foremen’s strike settlement as crucial support for the war effort, praising General Arnold’s warning and workers’ loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Myitkyina
Myitkyine
Burma
Ledo
China
India
Detroit
H. H. Arnold
Air Force
Arnold
Wilkinson New Student Proxy Elected at Huron College
Wilkinson Ralph Wilkinson Jr of Huron was elected student association president during the Tuesday May 16 vote at Huron College. He has served as Alphamega business manager and acted in campus plays while pursuing journalism. Sera Lyman Lemmon becomes vice president, Alberta Null Le Mars Iowa secretary, and Maxine Hillery Huron business manager. Edith Siegrist Mcintosh and Mary Bottum Westingén named co social chairs. new officers assume duties next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilkinson, Jr
Huron
Huron College
Alphamega
Papa
Sera Lyman
Lemmon
Alberta Null
le Mars
Iowa
Grace Thingelstad
Highmore
Maxine Hillery
Jack Renner
de Smet
Edith Siegrist
Mcintosh
Mary Bottum
Wessingen
Surgical Dressing Classes Are Halted
Temporary discontinuance of Bea die County Red Cross surgical dressing classes was announced by county surgical dressing chairman Mrs. A. B. Sanborn. Lack of materials cited as the reason. classes will resume upon receipt of a new shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie County
Red Cross
A. B. Sanborn
South Dakota School District Bids and Ravine Park Fishing Rules
City of Huron officials examine bids for construction at the disposal plant and approve a lease for Ravine Park Lake fishing as open Sundays and Tuesdays May through October. Bids from Hanson Purtell, Aberdeen, Gust Jacob, Huron are reviewed. checks retained or returned. fishing rule amendments adopted. Mayor and Auditor authorized to sign leases with CG M R R Company and W D Conrad for park land and hay land respectively.
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Huron
Board of Education
Independent
South Dakota
Perkins & McWayne
Architects and Engineers
Sioux Fails
South
Dakota
Tschetter
Chamberlain
Kautz
Bartholow
Larsen
Ravine Park Lake
Ag Tolows
Harson-Purtell Con. Co
City of Huron
CG. M. R. R. Company
Fourthtreet
N. B
W. D. Conrad
City transactions and notices from May 1944 meeting
Text records city actions including liquor license approval for Cottage Grocery at 51 Ith Street, bid advertisements for fire department equipment by 7:30 pm May 28 1944, listed bill payments to multiple vendors, adjournment, and attestations by M F Walt City Auditor. Also covers May 1 1944 commission meeting with transfers, bond approvals, chicken lease protest referral, and park board vacancy appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Morea
Alf Kautz
Champ
Chamberlain
Kautz
Lewis Bloodgood
Lth Street
Muntener Lumber Co
Findley Tire Shop
Lothrop Electric Supply Co
General Motors Equipment Co
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Gt.” Brainstern U. S. Steel Supply Shin
Hollars Machine Standard
Mount Laundry
Pomovertial Radio Equipment Co
General Electric Co. Fite
Mintenor Lumber Co
Wallace and Tierman
Waterous Co
Fhiron Bupishise Co
National Assa. of Assessing Officers
J. Arnold Nelson
Harvey Huntley
J. L. Anderson
Improvement Bulletin
Crane and Co
Richard Ewing Chemical Co
Turner Hoge Co
Delta Hose Co
Pioneer Hook & Ladder Co
A. P. Smnian Mig. Co
L. G. Everist, Inc
Flex Company
Huron Auto Parts
City Commission approves multiple department bills and ordinances
The city commission moved to approve water street and administrative department bills and the public safety department bills with all voting yes. Several payments were listed, including Street and Garbage payroll and payments to various vendors. A new ordinance on keeping dogs was referred to the city attorney and abatement for Oscar Ricker was presented. The Fire Prevention Ordinance received a second reading and an adjournment motion passed. Minutes from May 8 and May 1, 1944 were read and approved with drainage concerns referred to the city engineer and bills for multiple payrolls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tschetter
Kautz
Chamberlain
Bartholown
Larsen
Project Park
Geo. Bell
Civil Service
Barthalow
Bernice Helseth
Water Dept
Irvin Feck
Kansas Wne
Dr. Wood
L. A. Zieske
Park
Barth
Olow
Water Department
Bartholow
Rautz
Rauts
Kffice
Public Safety Departments
Woltarbush Machine Work Co
Richard Ewing Chemical Co
HH. M. Pierce Capense
Waibel Hardway
SS. Kuehn Insurance Agency
Kiel Brothers, Inc
Fullerton Furniture Store
M. Madden
G. T. Brain
Huntley
Oscar Ricker
Win
H. Olson
Wisconsin Ave. N. W
Fifth St. N. Ww
Krautz-Bartholow
Ho Wumphrey Mra
Chas
W. Dahl
Wilson
Kautz-Bartholow
Kaute-Bartholow
Chamberlain-Kaute
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MacKenzie
Europe
Hitler
Atlantic Wall
Wilkinson New Student
Student Association
Eastern
Kentucky
F.O D. Cars
So. Dak
Bae
George E. Longstaff
J. Clerk
Board OF Education, Independent School District
Longstaff
Daum’'s
Glen Hudson
Glri
I. Theatres
Richard Mary Beth Arlen Hughes
Timber Queen
Pris
Ea i Aera
Chi
ALL Stars
M. F. Walt
S. Tschetter
Louis Lang Ghchestha
Faseing
Founds
Ar Kay Francis
Carole Landis
Martha Raye
Mitzi Mayfair
Jimmy Dorsey
John Harvey
Phil Silvers
Dick Haymes
Suni
Eur
Kautz, Bartholow
Chamberlai
Olson
Vilarwin
Perriton Drug
Otie
Coats
Habicht’s
Martha Manning
Carole King
Mme. Renauld
Bloomfield
Ann Sutton
Kennedy Stenderizers
Leabarry Classics
Lee’s
Habicht
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