Bushfield Attacks War Time Gold Mine Halt in South Dakota
The WPB order halting Hame stake gold mine production is denounced by Governor Bushfield as needless and harmful to South Dakota’s economy. He cites tax losses and drought-era employment, while contrasting with WPB Chairman Nelson’s war-focused rationale and urging greater sacrifices and cooperation for victory.
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WPB
Hamestake
Bushfield
Taft
Aberdeen
Black Hills
Homestake
South Dakota
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
Roosevelt
Donald Nelson
Nelson
Hitler
Men Not At Work Draft Urged After Election
In a statement on labor scarcity the piece argues the United States risks an industrial draft to mobilize men and women for war production, food supply, and essential services as manpower remains insufficient for fighting and munitions. It cites New York City as an example of concentrated shortages and the broader national impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
California
Arizona
Blank and Sraith
Industrial Draft Called To Unite War Labor Shortage
An editorial outlines a national manpower crisis from misallocation and labor hoarding. It argues for a decisive industrial draft to relocate workers, ending home labor resistance, and urges youths to report for drafting as a wartime measure. The piece criticizes antiRoosevelt critics and frames the move as necessary for emergency mobilization.
Ruth Millett Calls Women to Keep Wartime Habits
Ruth Millett urges American women to retain wartime discipline after peace. She asks families to continue saving ten percent, using spare time productively, simplifying living, and staying civic minded with renewed patriotism.
Wartime labor quotes shape calls for national service
A compilation of wartime voices argues labor discipline, preparedness, and selective service are key to victory. Robert P Patterson Wendell Willkie Donald M Nelson emphasize mobilizing workers, directing labor to critical war needs, and protecting youth amid industrial strain. A Nazi correspondent recounts Stalingrad to underline the stakes.
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WPE
Donald’ Ma Nelson
Pave J. Wiens
Cleveland School
Cial
Editorial on U S Bombers and Allied Tactics
A guest editorial discusses American four motor bombers and British Lancasters and Stirlings. It notes the Norden sight enabled high altitude precision bombing, acknowledges early B 17 flaws, and contrasts Atlantic and Pacific operating methods while urging appreciation of U S bomber contributions.
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Mase Tyches
Igor Sikorskyky
Consolidated
Extra Gas Rations hinge on answering questions and proving need
The Office of Price Administration outlines plans for gasoline rationing in the northwest. Motorists will register at local schools, bring vehicle registrations, and receive A books for about 240 miles per month. B books add up to 320 extra miles for occupational driving with proof, while C books offer higher tailored allowances under 14 government categories.
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Office of Pre Administration
OPA
Northwest Airlines Fly Sawfills Hospitals on Alaska Route
Northwest Airlines pilots describe a cargo mission to Alaska featuring two story air freighters loaded with hardware and machinery. The crew explains improvising with large vehicles, a 4200 gallon gasoline truck split into pieces, and rapid field welding to deliver essential goods to remote northern communities where roads are absent.
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Northwest Airlines
Alaska
North
Crosl Hunter
Page Mill
Rorthwest
Paige
Northwest
Broadway Bulletin Board Sparks and Scandals of Stars
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Carole Landis and Hedy Lamarr in romance rumors. Insiders claim Rita Hayworth resisted glamorous publicity dates with various stars while Mickey Rooney allegedly paid Ava Gardner. Notices touch on military enlistments, Molotovs of showbiz, and a West Coast hospital stay for Mrs. Durante.
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Broadway Bulletin Board
Carole Landis
Giner - Rogers R
Hedy Lamarr
Death’s Door
Mt. Sinai
Lombardo Brothers
Guy
Chicago
Roger Touhy
Basil Banghart
Manhattan
Looking Backwards Into Huron News Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago in Huron many notes of daily life appeared. Mr and Mrs Kerr visited Minneapolis for the Minnesota Purdue game while Mrs Weimer visited relatives in Nielsville. Max Royhl returned from Vermillion to see his daughter Margaret a U of S student. Sjoland, voice instructor, planned a three month concert tour in Norway before resuming teaching in South Dakota next spring. A son was born to Mr and Mrs J R Jackson in Huron. HW Rekdzhi and sons visited their grandmother Mrs L Cooley from Cle Elum. Lawrence Ring and Edith Leerson announced their marriage plans. Edna Crawley of Wolsey and LeRoy Wieting of Hitchcock wed at the Presbyterian Church. Twenty-Five Years Ago- Oscar Schmidt of Edmunds returned home after a two week visit with Mrs L H Jones. Mrs Baumhoff hosted 12 ladies for a thimble party with wit and wisdom, refreshments, and a prize for Mrs W H Henson. Mrs Edward Hittle left for Yankton to visit her husband. Clair Higgins returned from State University. he will join Army aviation school in Berkeley. Birth announcements included Betty Merie to Mr and Mrs Ray G Howard at Pierre. they plan to return to Yankton. J H Fosnough and son Hawley of Wolsey transacted business in Huron.
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B. &. Kerr
C. H. Hanson
Gene Lyken
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Purdue
Fred Weimer
Nielsville
Minn
Max Royhl
Vermillion
Margaret
Gottfried Sjoland
Norway
South Dakota
Huron Hospital
J. R. Jackson
Huron
HW. Rekdzhi
Larry and
Lowell
Cle Elum, Wash
L. Cooley
Lawrence Ring
Edith Thelma Leerson
Washington, D. C
Edna Lorine Crawley
Wolsey
LeRoy Charles Wieting
Hitchcock
Presbyterian Church
Hubert, Ketelie Teading
Oscar Schmidt
Edmunds
L. H Jones
Baumhoff
Miss Blanch
Eggleston
W. H. Henson
Edward Hittle
Yankton
Clair Higgins
The
State University
Berkley
Cal
Army Aviation School
Betty Merie
Ray G Howard
Howard
Pierre
J. HE. Fosnough
Hawley
Commission Named to Work on Orman Irrigation System
Governor Bushfield appointed M. Sharpe of Kennebec S. G. Mortimer and W. G. Morsman of Belle Fourche to negotiate a Wyoming compact for a dam to supplement the Orman irrigation system near Belle Fourche. The group will confer with a similar panel and seek action by legislatures and Congress. A key issue is the division for a supplemental reservoir on the Belle Fourche River near Moorcroft Wyoming. Federal engineer W G Sloan noted Moorcroft dam is under serious consideration and a 1927 compact between states was authorized. Dolores Barnes died in Redfield after a lingering illness.
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Bushfield
M. &. Sharpe
Kennebec
S. G. Mortimer
W. G. Morsman
Belle Fourche
Wyoming
Orman Dam
Belle Fourche River
Moorcroft
Wyo
W. G. Sloan
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
South Dakota Reclamation Association
Moorcroft Dam
Fragmented puzzle of clues and garbled text
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered crossword style clues and references to a former US president and various ambiguous terms. The readable portions mix numbers, language hints, and partial definitions, lacking coherent narrative or clear event details for fuller summary.
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Takee
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New York Times
England
Pacific
Atlantic
By Galbraith
United Tes
Ist
Don ‘King
Dorothy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Gloria
Vanderbilt - DeCicco
M.G.M
Mickey. Rooney
Ava Gardner
Bernard Baruch
FDR
Rita Hayworth
Victor Mature
Robert
Longneckers
Ruth Hussey
Jimmy Durante
West Coast
Lief Erickson
U. S. Navy
Maria Montez
Jean Gabin
Father Flanagan
Frances Robinson
Jose Iturbi
Joyce Berle
Milton
Harpo Marx
Victores
Nicholas Murray
Harkness Pavilion
Bruce Cabot
Hilda Taylor
Pete Westmore
George Sanders
New Yorks
Jolson
Ann Graham
Benny Fields
Orman
Redfield Tulare
Dolores Barnes
Frank Singer
Redfield
U.S
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