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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
6
Northwestern researchers built a 50 ton concrete box cushioned on rubber blocks to create a near silent chamber 18 by 14 feet. Inside the sealed room, sounds below 2% vibrations per second and above human hearing are damped, offering a testing space for sound absorbing materials.
Notre Dame, short on manpower under coach Frank Leahy, aims to beat Northwestern at Dyche Stadium. From an initial pool of about 50 players, Leahy has built a 20 man cadre who have gone seven games undefeated and hope to clear the Wildcats before finishing against Southern California.
T J Brick Coughlin elected president of the Huron Last Man's Club at Marvin Hughitt Hotel. He succeeds W C Welt. Other officers named include Z R Wiley as vice president succeeding Leo Temimey, B J Mike Moran for Woonsocket as secretary treasurer succeeding L H Cornell, and Hal usse as historian succeeding Ralph Sparks. Dinner meeting attended by about 30 members featured reminiscences. The group comprises former William Reaves American Legion drum and bugle corps members. the Sorps was disbanded years ago and became Sons of the American Legion. Three members of the Four Horsemen, legionnaires who supported the corps, were Leo A Tommey, E C McKenzie and Harold Y W Markey. Ed Sewell could not attend.
The Beadle County Nutrition Committee will convene tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt for a scheduled meeting. The note places the event in the fourth decade of the twentieth century.
Philadelphia police report a robbery early today left Carolina Carano unconscious. A Negro suspect was captured after officers asked what he was waiting for and a quick back exit followed.
In Britain a vast cosmetics racket has emerged since wartime controls. Backyard makers under hygienic neglect sold cheap cosmetics tainting looks, flooding tea-shops, pubs, and streets. The Board of Trade limited non registered makers to about 2000 dollars yearly, directing sales to the public. many women turned to parlors for substitutes as legitimate brands dwindled.
A shopper visits a cash and carry outlet to buy essentials with minimal strain. The account highlights a simple, efficient shopping experience avoiding heavy lifting and back pain.
Cloudy conditions with intermittent rain and snow through Friday. Tonight and Friday will be colder with minimums around 25 to 30 degrees. Northerly winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon diminish overnight.
Britain faces pilot shortages due to heavy air losses and brutal winter weather. The Empire Training Scheme boosts Air Training Corps recruits from 16 to 18, now 209000 strong with 206000 in corps and school units. ATC plans aim to supply pilots and crew, while Canada feeds frontline training. Air Ministry officials praise youth as key to sustaining RAF air power amid ongoing air battles and weather-related crashes.
A 15 year old boy and three-quarters of a group of schoolboys and workers mastered air navigation after eight weeks at eight hours weekly. Flying at 12000 feet with an air speed indicator at 185 mph, the task was to find the course to steer and the arrival time over Karlsruhe.
Six members of the Huron College Campus Players cast for tomorrow night's production Out of the Frying Pan are from Huron. Director George F. Henigan notes all six are freshmen with prior high school dramatics experience. Crew members built an interior set resembling a living room in an old brownstone apartment.
London reports the Royal Navy trawler Francolin sunk after a clash with two British ships and a Dornier bomber. The Dornier was destroyed by combined fire from Francolin and another vessel commanded by Holbrook after dropping a bomb on Francolin. One British sailor killed. The Greek sunflower etymology note is added.
L W Crabb appeared before Municipal Judge C N Hali yesterday on a fourth degree burglary charge. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over for circuit court with bond set at 350 dollars. He remained in county jail after deputy Chan Rover admitted him. Crabb was arrested Wednesday afternoon for entering George Nelsons home at 477 Fourth Street Southwest and taking a cooked pheasant in an aluminum pan, three pats of butter, one plate and utensil dish, police said.
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