Indianapolis racer Harold Shaw dies from Oct crash
Harold Shaw a 35 year old Indianapolis auto race driver died in a hospital from injuries suffered October 12 at the Franklin Indiana track when his car crashed into a water filled track.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
10
Harold Shaw a 35 year old Indianapolis auto race driver died in a hospital from injuries suffered October 12 at the Franklin Indiana track when his car crashed into a water filled track.
MHS feature by Alexander George highlights holiday dish ideas for Thanksgiving. Harvest Appetizer ideas include a tomato gelatin layer cut into cubes served with crisp greens and thin slices of flavorful accompaniments.
Dissolve gelatin in hot water and mix yolks milk sugar salt spices and molasses. Cook until coats spoon, cool, add pumpkin and gelatin, chill. Beat egg whites with sugar, fold in. Pour into baked pie shell, chill until firm. Serve with whipped cream, olives in French dressing, and Roquefort cheese.
A recipe blend for turkey stuffing with celery onions salt pork Brazil nuts bread and herbs plus a sweet ginger pear glaze. Includes optional poultry seasoning butter and cream and guidance on stuffing a ten pound bird and storing covered in a cold place. Also describes a date nut celery stuffed center garnish with ginger pears glazed with sugar lemon juice and preserved ginger.
In Minneapolis a government witness testified he has not read or heard Socialist Workers Party members advocate disaffection or insubordination in the armed forces. Walter Stultz stated the SWP held five of seven executive board seats in the General Drivers Union 554, naming Al Russell as a post holder. He noted Carlos Hudson edited a strike paper during a 1938 Omaha track walkout. George Washington's cabinet had five secretaries.
High food prices do not equate to prosperity for farmers. The Federal Land Bank’s district chief, F. W. Peck, explains the long, harsh trek from drought and debt through the 1920s and 1930s. Despite rising prices, many farmers in North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan face mortgage burdens, asset deterioration, and ongoing rehabilitation needs.
Boy Scouts of the Central South Dakota Dome plan a meeting at the Hughitt Hotel in Huron to discuss growth and activities for local troops. They will also organize paper drives to aid National Defense, collecting old newspapers magazines and waste paper for government needs.
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