Fragmentary newspaper ad and masthead in old OCR
A damaged OCR fragment lists postal and pricing details for subscriptions and locations, mentioning Hucon and United States by mail rates. It notes Associated Press credit and local newspaper branding, with reference to the Northwest Daily Press and contact prompts for advertising and staff help.
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Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Hucon
Cactier We Sweex
Dak Serio Techs
United States
Ico
Change of Jockeys In Nazi High Command Amid Invasion Fears
Swedish reports claim Hitler replaced Rommel with Von Rundstedt as anti invasion czar. The move shows Hitler leaning on Prussian generals. Analysts say the shift signals waning confidence and a tactic to keep the army separate from the party as Allied advances loom.
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Hitler
Erwin Rommel
Karl von Rundstedt
Germany
von Rundstedt
Rommel
Moscow
Junker
Noted Sedition Trial Silliness Delays Proceedings in Washington
In Washington the sedition trial atmosphere grows tense as defendants mock photographers claim conspiracies with prosecutors and a juror challenge is humorously requested. One defendant alleges court air-conditioning aims to kill them while defense counsel seeks a minor anatomical challenge, underscoring partisan views and skepticism about the case.
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Washington
Oregon Wood Alcohol Plant Gets $2 Million Approval
WPB chairman Donald M Nelson authorized a $2 million project for a wood hydrolysis alcohol plant in Oregon after bypassing the WLB committee. The plant aims to produce industrial alcohol from wood waste, a method used by Germany and proven by pilot tests here. It could help reduce wheat and sugar use if the war lasts longer.
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WPB
Donald M. Nelson
WLB
Oregon
Germany
Washington Too Early To Judge Air Power In War
Marquis Childs argues on Washington how early it is to assess air power in World War II. He notes Casablanca decisions, Eighth Air Force buildup, and delays in aircraft delivery affecting early effectiveness. The column previews a later appraisal comparing air strength to total war progression.
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Washington
Marquis Childs
Poe
Germany
England
Sir Arthur Travers Harris
Harris
Casablanca
Eighth Air Force
H. Arnold
Ira C. Eaker
Britain
Hitler
Reich
Eaker
North Africa
Pacific
Europe
Teheran
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
We the Women Soldier's Wife Advised To Wait War Out
A Ruth Millett column defends service wives against gossip about affairs. It argues the core duty is to keep marriage intact while husbands serve and stresses patience over sensational headlines.
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Ruth Millett
Law and diplomacy quotes mix in scattered remarks
A collection of assorted quotations touches on law taxes isolationism and internationalism. Included are lines from Rep Norris Poulson and WPS Chairman Donald M Nelson, plus World War I era thoughts on Army Navy friction and a note on marriages abroad and Australian girls.
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Norris Poulson
California
United States
WPS
Donald M. Nelson
Hawaiian Islands
Army
Navy
Poll tax debate seen as national issue in Minnesota press
The Minneapolis Star-Journal denounces the U S Senate for reimposing debate limits that threaten voting rights. It argues poll taxes disenfranchise millions of Black voters and frames the fight as a national matter beyond the South with broad democratic stakes.
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Minneapolis Star-Journal
United Sates Senate
Minnesota
South
Hot Pilot Chief Leads Marauder Crew Over England
Lt Bill Collins nicknamed Chief flies his B 26 Marauder as a fighter, leading a fearless crew that has endured heavy flak and near misses. The article spotlights crew members Lt Jack Arnold, engineer Eugene Gaines, and radio gunner Sgt John Siebert as they balance duty with personal stories and plans after the war.
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Ernie Pyle
England
May
Wireless
Bill Collins
Chief
America
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
Jack Arnold
Althou
Bombardier School
Red Dog
Col
Marrnes
Eugene Gaines
New Orleans
Gaines
Pearliver
John Siebert
Charlestown
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Siebert
Poll Tax Abolition Urged to Strengthen National Equality
The piece argues that ending the poll tax would advance political and economic equality for Black Americans nationwide, despite acknowledging ongoing southern resistance and proposed tests. It notes northern complicity risks and cites northwest lawmakers backing cloture while describing broader implications for Turkey and Istanbul in a fragmented context.
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Neutra
Tts
United States
Tésota
Mrney
Soutakota
William Langer
Moth Dakota
Northwest
Supreme Court Upholds OPA Fuel Oil Sale Limitation
The Supreme Court 6-1 upholding a fuel oil sale limit issued to L. P. Stuart & Bro. by the Office of Price Administration. Justice Douglas wrote the opinion, Justice Roberts dissented without writing, affirming the OPA action to curb customers to those on the books for the year ending October 22, 1942.
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Supreme Court
Douglas
Roberts
L. P. Seuart End Bro
Txic
Office of Price Administration
Stuart
Virgil High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Virgil May 23 graduating exercises were held Thursday evening in the ballroom. Valedictorian is Korries Ann Smith with Jack Jacobs delivering the valedictory. Eighth grade valedictorian Shirley Van De Walle and salutatorian Br. CG. A Plantings of Huron College spoke on the dress the changing education. Benediction by Hart closing the ceremony.
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Virgil
Kories Ann Smith
Jack Jacobs
Shirley van de’ Walle
Br. CG
Hi Uron College
Hart
U S Navy Admiral Claim in Crossword Clue
Puzzle style clue list features the phrase He was the 61st admiral of the US Navy alongside scattered definitions and cross references. The fragment resembles a historical newspaper crossword or glossary with mixed numeric and abbreviations.
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U_ S
Ebenezer
Green Valley U S A a Nostalgic Dream of Blissful Origins
A 1944 King Features essay recalls stars like Grace Moore and Rudy Vallee tracing back to Green Valley U S A suburbs near Manhattan. It contrasts rural recalls with Broadway life, naming Margie Hart Ted Lewis Clark Gable and others as born from green valleys before fame in Money Town.
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Green Valley
U.S.A
Broadway
Paramount
Manhattan
Green
del Rio
Tenn
Grace Moore
Tennessee
Harriman
Dixie Lee
Bing Cros
Hollywood
Island Pond
Vermont
Hervey Allen
New England
America
Rudy Vallee
Clark Gable
Cadiz
Margie Hart
Edgerton
Ted Lewis
Circleville, O
Sheridan
Denton
Money Town
Officials Catch Minor Error in Hunting License Totals
Pierre May 23 Officials of the Game and Fish Department admitted a slight error in their annual report showing out of state hunting licenses. Director Elmer Peterson said a Codington County agent was credited with 4 200 licenses instead of 120, inflating totals by 1 080. The corrected figure reveals 17 445 out-of-state licenses sold, an increase over 1942 43 levels.
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Pierre
Game and Fish Department
Elmer Peterson
Codington County
Peterson
Optometrists To Hold 1945 Meeting In Huron
Mitchell May 23 Dr Norman Parenteau of Estelline was elected president of the South Dakota Optometrists Association at the close of a two day Mitchell convention Other new officers include Dr Kirk Patrick of Aberdeen as vice president Dr J Algum of Mitchell as treasurer and Dr E H Prey of Watertown reelected secretary Huron was chosen as the meeting place for 1945.
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Mitchell
Norman Parenteau
Estelline
South Dakota Optometrists Association
Kirkpatrick
Aberdeen
J. Algum
Mitchel
E. H. Prey
Waterto
Secret Huron
Agency Announces Swift Action to Aid The Saviour
The agency states that relief will arrive soon and will target households facing hardship. Officials promise prompt measures to assist families in need with clear timelines and support programs.
Sunshine Mixers Meet In Wessington
Mrs. S P Seiersen hosted the Sunshine Mixers Demonstration Club in Wessington with guests Alpha Miller of Mobridge and others. Members performed skits on South Dakota figures, while Miss Barnat Huuirdais and Mrs Cai Seiersen participated in plans and solos.
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Cai Seiersen
Javen
Mildred Walker
Stewart i Bottum
Board of Education fills vacancy and marshal appointment noted
May 23 details show O. W. Salid named to fill an unexpired term on the board of education after a marshal appointment. A separate item records the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs August Schmidt of Redfield on May 1 weighing eight pounds eight ounces named Very Ann.
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Troquois
Board of Education
O. W. Salid
Red
August Schmidt
Redfield
Very Ann
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