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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1942
Page
11
The record cites Mrs FM Whitney reviewing a chapter from Art of Living and Mrs Wine Sullivan giving a brief on early Australian history. The next meeting will be with Mrs Muriel Boril.
Minneap olis OPA officials say coffee hoarders gain nothing from stockpiling as rationing will prevent fresh purchases until stock is used. When applying for War Ration Book No 2 in weeks, individuals must report coffee on hand November 28 over one pound and stamps will be adjusted to cover excess. Households with minimal stock may fare better under the one pound per person per five weeks rule.
Mrs F Naughton demonstrated the use of ribbon at the County Home Extension Unit meeting held November 14 at the Grand Theatre Highmore. She showed ribbon retrimming ideas for suits dresses and hats and ways to make bows for children's hair plus novel Christmas package wraps and favors made from ribbon.
Army nurses and those holding the relative rank would receive substantial pay boosts under legislation sent to the House with unanimous committee backing. The measure targets about 16,090 head nurses and others to attract women with nursing experience to Army service.
The Monday Ramblers met in Alpena with Mrs. Lottie McWilliams for a social evening of Chinese checkers and a light lunch. The group plans a future meeting with Mrs. Eda Leighton.
The piece extols French Equatorial Africa joining the Allies after leadership shifts, highlighting Chad as a strategic key and General Bell as a pivotal governor who backed the Fighting French. It notes a growing Allied supply and transport network across Africa from the Atlantic to the Middle East, plus industrial and agricultural modernization in towns like Brazzaville.
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