U S Plans For World Peace At Big Four Talks
The United States pledges a draft security plan at the forthcoming big four meeting in Washington. It envisions an international agency, consultative for force and limited binding action, preserving national control of troops while guiding peacekeeping decisions. The plan aims to merge with a broader conference plan and not be released publicly before the talks. The Moscow four power pledge governs use of force in foreign lands pending agency decisions.
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Washington
United States
League of Nations
Moscow
International Agency
Russia
Britain
China
Hull
Roosevelt
White House
State Department
Youth Recreation Center Assured By Co-Op Fund Drive
supporters report the Co-Operative Club raised about $1,000 at a benefit dance in Huron. after tax deductions the goal of 500 would be more than doubled, with additional pledges from other groups bringing total potential funding for a city recreation center. a new council, including service clubs and schools, will guide building, staffing, and operations, meeting friday at 7:45 pm in the elks ballroom. the co-op club will remain represented on the council, while a student governing board will direct daily center operations once open.
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Huron
Co-Operative Club
Council To Ba
Bene
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Co- Operative Club
T. H. Luby
Huron College
John Ludtka
Bobby Carlton
Shirlee
Mike Gibbs
Louie Lang
Anti Nazi Group To Rule Ecuador
Quito May 31 provisional government led by Gen. Luis Larrea Alba and the Vanguard party seized control after a bloody coup in Guayaquil and the resignation of President Carlos Arroyo de Rio. Velasco Toarra is invited to return from exile in Colombia. government vows to repress Nazi fascist activities and strengthen ties with American nations.
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Quito
Ecuador
Luis Larrea Alba
Revolutionary Vanguard Party
Jose Maria Velasco Toarra
Guayaquil
Carlos Arroyo de Rio
Velascon Toarra
Columbia
Fighting in Bosnia as Germans press into Partisan territory
London reports violent fighting in western Bosnia as German forces attempt to push into territory held by Tito’s Yugoslav Partisans. The clash involves dynamic movements around the area and indications of intensified combat.
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London
Bosnia
Marshal Tito
Hitler pushes eastern front as Balkans frame new offensive
War analyst DeWitt Mackenzie notes a heavy German attack denting the Russian line north of Iasi in Romania. He highlights Hitler's Balkan focus as southeastern shield for Europe, Bulgaria’s reluctant compliance, and Moscow’s warnings as Sofia faces a pro Nazi government and popular anti Nazi sentiment.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Iasi
Romania
Hitler
Balkans
Europe
Moscow
Bulgaria
Sofia
Germany
Russia
MacKenzie
Fiva
Huge Map Will Show Irrigation Benefits To S D
A six section map of South Dakota will be displayed in Huron to illustrate the Missouri River plan's benefits. The exhibit, organized by the South Dakota Reclamation Association, will show nearly one million acres of irrigation, power dams, diversion works, and recreational areas. Principal speaker W G Sloan will discuss the plan, with other leaders including Ralph L Carr and Rufus Terrel expected at the statewide meeting.
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South Dakota
Huron
Bureau of Reclamation
Raymond F. Lund
Rapid City
South Dakota Reclamation Association
Marvin Hughitt
Lund
HA. M. Pierce
Pierce
Missouri River
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Congressional Record
Kansas City
South
Rufus Terrel
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Chindits Launch Return Attack on Japanese Lines
Southeast Asia Headquarters in Kandy reports Chindit forces again attacked Japanese communications near Myitkyina, as Allied troops under Lt. Gen. Joseph Stilwell press toward the base. Japanese efforts to move supplies up the Mandalay railway are said to be under heavy aerial assault, with reports of dispersed Japanese troops and losses near Namkwi. Chinese troops push through the Mogaung valley capturing artillery, horses, a transport park, and workshop near Seton, isolating Kamting.
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Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Burma
Myitkyina
Chindit
Mandalay
Joseph Stilwell
Namkwi
Mogaung
Kamaung
Seton
Kamting-Mogaung
Kamting
Hildebrandt Pushes Early State Democratic Convention
ex congressman Fred Hildebrandt of Watertown urges the South Dakota Democratic state convention be held before the national convention in Chicago, proposing the last week of June to allow more campaign time and openness of issues. He led a delegation from the primary results opposing the leaders' slate headed by Al W. Powell of Sisseton.
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Walkkiown
Fred Hildebrandt
Watertown
Democratic Party
National Assembly
Chicago
Ildebrandt
John J. Exon
Lake Andes
Agel Hildebrandt
al W. Powell
Sisseton
Japs Hold Grimly To Schouten Islands In Pacific Fight
ADVANCED ALLIED HQ reports grim Japanese resistance on Biak and Schouten Islands in the Dutch New Guinea campaign. Tanks clash near Mokmer airfield as American armor destroys enemy units while heavy bombardments and naval fire batter Japanese positions. Death toll passes 5,000 with more than 160 Japanese dead counted after a major tank battle and only one prisoner taken.
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New Guinea
ScHouten Islands
Binkfast
Dutch New Guinea
Mokmer
Biak
Associated Press
Spencer Davis
Pacific
Ack Ack
Davis
North China
Hollandia
Chinese Situation Admittedly Grave in Japenese Drive
Chinese forces resist Japanese reinforcements in the Changsha campaign as the invaders push along the Canton Hankow railway to threaten the trunk line. In Hupeh the Japanese captured Kuingan and efforts to cross the Sangtze river faltered. in Henan, Chinese troops reached near Paofeng and contest Lushan. Chang of the executive Yuan warned the situation is grave as Japan aims to split China and neutralize air bases.
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Chungking
Changsha
Canton-Hankow
Tungheng
Hupeh
Kuingan
Changeh Lank
Sangtze River
Yangtze
Henan
Paofeng
Chenghsien
Lushan
Hunan
China
Chang
Executive Yuan (Council
Bang Kow
Canton
Hyde County Farmer Peter Kleinsasser Dies Suddenly
Hyde County farmer Peter Kleinsasser died suddenly Tuesday afternoon AEIGHMORE May 31. No funeral arrangements set, pending word from his sons in the service.
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Aeighmore
Peter Kleinsasser
Hyde County
Huronites Delay Late Edition for Meeting Coverage
The Evening Huronite will publish a later city edition tomorrow to deliver up to date coverage of the South Dakota Reclamation Association meeting in Huron. Editors promise the delay will be offset by news of major importance to Central South Dakota and the state.
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South Dakota Reclamation Associations
Huron
South Dakota
Fred Minier Dies and Funeral Thursday in Brookings
Fred S. Minier 76, longtime Brookings County resident, former sheriff and state sheriff candidate, died at his home after about a year of illness. Born near White, South Dakota, he later ran a farm implement business and served as U.S. land commissioner for South Dakota. Funeral services are set for Thursday in Brookings.
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Brookings
Fred S. Minier
Brookings County
Minier
White
U. S
South Dakota
Gas Transport Driver Dies In Sioux Falls
Arthur Garceau a 49 year old gasol ine transport driver died from injuries after his vehicle failed to make a curve and overturned on U S Highway 77 two miles south of Sioux Falls. Garceau suffered a skull fracture and was pinned in the cab for nearly an hour before he could be extricated.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur Garceau
Garceau
A. Fish
Omaha
Tyrant's War Named by Roosevelt at News Conference
President Roosevelt, who once spoke of the war as the war for survival, suggested another label at a news conference. He said he favors calling it the tyrant's war and noted another proposed title, war of liberation, had been offered.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nazis Break Lull On Eastern Front
London May 31 German forces break a six week lull on the eastern front by denting Russian lines north of Iasi Romania with tanks and infantry though the wedge is described as insignificant and costly. Moscow dispatches say the action may aim to disrupt Russian concentrations but no profunda shift is yet evident. Fighting continues northwest of Vitebsk with Soviet forces repelling a German drive and killing about 400.
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London
Iasi
Romania
Moscow
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Gilmore
Tasi
Ploesti
Red Army
Vitebsk
White Russia
Berlin Claims Sinking of Allied Transport
London reports the Berlin radio claimed German planes sank one eastbound Allied transport and two freighters totaling 23 000 tons off Algeria, with six other vessels totaling 50 000 tons heavily damaged. No Allied confirmation was available. A cummerbund is a sash like belt.
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London
Berlin
Algeria
Allies Hold Line as Rome Approach Grows Tense
Allied forces press toward Rome from the coast and inland fronts. British troops advance along the Adriatic coast near Pescarella Nuova while Americans push toward Villa Crocetta and the Liri Valley towns. Eighth Army drives through central Italy reaching toward Frosinone and Arpino as German defenses thin. Strong aerial battles, air strikes, and vehicle losses accompany the push toward the Eternal City.
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Nobles
Fifth Army
Pescarella Nuova
Rome
Cormi
Fla
Molutta
L'Americano
Tiber
Arcus
Campa Semini
Velletri
Valmontane
Via Casialia
Villa Crocetta
Tanavio
Alban Hills
Eighth Army
Italy
Alfedena
Fontana
Strangolagal Posi
Ceccano
Arpino
Fursinone
Ghih
Smantha
Associated Press
Danial de Luce
Vale Mofftone
Goering
Tenth Army
Liri
Valmontana
Frosione
Isernia
Walian Peinsula
Frosinone
Strangolagalli
Arpina
New
Austria
Yugoslavia
Mediterranean
Home Front Must Back Up Sacrifices Of Our Fighting Forces
Memorial Day services in Riverside Cemetery honored Huron’s war dead with speaker George G. Bell, principal of Huron Junior High, arguing World War I sacrifices preserved American liberty and that today’s struggle is a continuation of that effort. He warned democracy could have fallen to tyranny were Allies defeated, underscoring the enduring cost of liberty amid a warm early summer observance that drew many Huronians.
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Bell
America
George G. Bell
Huron Junior High School
Mr. Bell
Riverside Cemetery
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