Hairdressers Elect Officers
Ruth Cobb of Dell Rapids was elected president of the South Dakota Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association and an office ban on beauty school operators was adopted. Lila Walrod of Rapid City became vice president with Enid Hatfield, Cora Lund, Hetty Naper, and others rounding out the new slate as registration neared 380 percent by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Ruth Cobb
Dell Rapids
South Dakota
Huron
Cora Lund
Hetty Naiper
Ho- Ten
Mae Willmack
Applicants For Jobs With Motor Patrol Given Examination
About 30 applicants for State Motor Patrol positions were given physical check ups and took written tests under a new program. Supt Goetz said the department will form an eligibility list for future appointments. Around 200 applications have been received and earlier applicants are examined first. Recent appointees will be eased in over six weeks for instruction in courtesy history rules of evidence and search procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Goetz
Goetz
Stratton Heads District Legion at Wessington Conclave
Dr Kay A Stratton of Huron elected district 5 commander of the American Legion at the district convention in Wellington. Lawrence Spicer of Wessington named vice commander. State officials Hamilton and Mrs Ennis attended. Banard urged veterans hospital. Banquet, gifts, and a dance closed the full day event supporting the Wessington library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kay A. Stratton
Huron
American Legion
District Legion and Auxiliary
Lawrence Spicer
Wessington
Department
Claude A. Hamilton
Sioux Falls
State Department
Legion
Elizabeth Ennis
George A. Kutschke
Addie Nelson
Woman's Study Club of
Harold Markey
John G. Watson
Beadle County
Markey
Huron Post
Wessington Boys
Gerald Davis
Whiteside
Genevieve DeHaven
John Henninger
Muller
Marvin White
Sioux Falls Horse Sets World Record Claim
Sioux Falls report notes Dorothy Guy, a trotting horse owned by Mrs. John R. Fitzgibbon, may hold a world record after 17 wins this year across 47 heats. ATA has not registered all 1941 victories yet. The training team is Mr. and Mrs. John Hennick with performances at Minneapolis Sioux Falls Huron and other northwest locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oIoux Falls
Guy
Sioux Empire Fairgrounds
John R. Fitzgibbon
Illinois
John Hennick
Barbara S
American Trotting Association
Dorothy Guy
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Huron
Northwest
Germany doomed by famine, A E F officer warns
Dr Seale Harris, veteran medical corps officer, predicts Germany cannot endure hunger for more than two or three years even under favorable conditions. He cites wartime depletion of dairy cattle in Denmark, Holland, Belgium, and France, and warns future food supplies will fail Germany. Redhead ducks migrate east and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbagp
Ron
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
France
Stephen J. McDonough
ST. Louis
Ger- Thany
Europe
Seale Harris
Birmingham
Ala
Army Medical Corps
American Dietetic Association
University of Alabama
Germany
Austria
Italy
Looking Backward Into Huron's News Ten Years Ago
A retrospective from Huron items highlights social visits in Omaha and Chicago, with dinners, bridge games, and parties. Notables include Miss Phoebe Bauman, Miss Borah Ramer, Miss Winifred Bowe, and many local hosts and guests. Also mentions a drama club forming to stage The Goose Hangs High with a roster of players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Bauman
Omaha
Huron
Maude M. Streeter
Grace Finkey
Gladys Murray
Costain
Verl Deeg
Delia Quale
Borah Ramer
Chicago and North Western Railway
Winifred Bowe
Ramer
M. A. Wahlgren
Warren
San Diego
Helen Richardson
Minneapolis
Madge Hornbeck
Marian Hornbeck
Chicago
Dramatic Club
Elinor Jones
Douglas Miller
Frances Humphrey
Marshall Towd
Irving Axelfac
Eleanor Winifred Quigley
Roger Wagner
Lois Gagnon
Mary Starling
Jasper Moulton
Roy 2Um Brunnen
Robert Wagner
Harold Mil
A. L. Kinkead
Beryl Kinkead
Des Moines
Knoxville
Chris
Charles Loring
Owossa, Mich
J. C. Burns
Dinneen
Loring
AE Buck
T Cities
Brookings Elects City Commissioner in Runoff
Brookings voters turnout exceeded 70 percent in a second special election to name George Bishman Jr. city commissioner. Bishman defeated H B Gladgett 1007 to 760 after four candidates ran in the first October 14 ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
George Bishman, Jr
Bishman
H. B. Gladgett
Hitchcock Woman Is Honored On Birthday
Family and friends celebrated the 72nd birthday of Mrs. John Le Grand at her Hitchcock home last Sunday. The gathering included numerous Le Grand relatives and local families, with visiting and a 4 PM lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
John le Grand
Carl le Grand
Mike le Grand
Howard Fountain
Kittmeyer
Leo le Grand
Marvin McDaniel
Gail
Stanley le Grand
Homer ‘McDaniel
Elmer le Grand
Virgil
US would block Japan and win naval war, expert says
Mackenzie recalls a Tulsa discussion with prominent locals on the likely outcome of a war with Japan. Naval experts doubt Japan could withstand a U S blockade and open battle, given mined coastal waters, supply shortages, and lack of nearby aid from allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
United States
Japan
John Bull
Uncle Sem
Hitler
Mussolini
Faulkton Pastor Named Faulkton Orient Pastorate
The Rev. Elon T. Keeler and Mrs. Keeler with Levi Roberts returned to Faulkton from Rapid City after attending the Methodist Conference annual sessions. The Rev. Mr. Wheeler was assigned to the Faulkton Orient pastorate for the coming year and ordained an elder at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton
Seek Materials For Rail Cars Demand Higher Shipments
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board at its 60th meeting in Aberdeen urged greater materials allocation for railroad car construction. The unanimous resolution, addressed to priorities director Donald M. Nelson, cites railroads' progress but warns the job cannot be laid aside. Delegates from the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Montana noted grain handling efforts aided by state AAA committees and railroads helped avert grain shipment bottlenecks to Twin Cities terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Priorities Division
Office of Production Management
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Donald ML .Nelson
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
W. C. Tion
Railroads’ Car Service Division
Tthe
Twin Cities
Time to end Japan as Axis partner, clear by force if needed
The text argues for rapid steps to concentrate Anglo-American naval power in the Atlantic, free Russian forces for Europe, and mobilize China as an anti-German ally. It urges leveraging Japan’s merchant fleet by capture or charter to cripple Axis shipping, offset German gains, and press Turkey and North Africa. It calls for peaceable action if Japan agrees or forcible action if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
China
Turkey
French North Africa
Russia
Germany
Europe
Pacific
Indian
Japan
Visit in Alpena Attracts Friends and Relatives
A gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Shephard in Alpena drew relatives from Mt. Vernon and Herontos. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Schwalm, Letcher, Mr. and Mrs. Bates and Gladys Peters, Jennie Everson and sons Paul and Sas, and Mrs. Holleron and children. Also present were Ella Peters and Paul Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Alpena
Clair Shephard
Alpena
Schwalm
Letcher
Bates
Gladys Peters
Jennie Everson
Paul
Has Sas
Holleron
Mt. Vernon
Ella. Peters
Paul Moulton
Heron
Two Killed In Airplane Crash Near San Antonio
A midair collision between two night patrol planes from Kelly Field killed Lieut. Harold H. Jessen and Cadet A. B. O Brien as their aircraft returned to base. Observer G. B. Mearhtws was critically injured. road traffic was delayed for hours near the Fredericksburg highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Harold H. Jessen
A. B. J O Brien
G. B. Mearhtws
Jessen
Kelly Field
Fredericksburg
O’brien
N. BR. McRae
Meadows
Fort Sam Houston Station
Huron College Plans Fifth Pilot Training Course
Kansas City official Jesse B. Green visited Huron to finalize plans for the January pilot training course at Huron College. Officials praised the college and Huron Flying Service, noting eighty percent of graduates enter aviation work, far above the national average. Plans call for careful student selection, with advance enrollments already being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Jesse B. Green
Kansas City
Huron College
Green
McDougall
Navy
Kenneth Neville
Huron Flying Service
Army
Naval Air Service
Record Price Is Paid For Wool In Billings
In Billings Montana on October 21 a wool auction yielded 47 cents per pound the highest U S range state price since 1935. Merrion Wilkins sleep wool commission firm reported strong bidding as the second day of selling closed with 761600 pounds sold yesterday and an average price of 38 percent per pound
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Merrion & Wilkins
Sleep
United States
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Enid Hatfield
Betty Napier
Stratton Heads
Favor East River Hospital
British
Malaya
New Yorks
Poplar
Lincoln
Seewatler
Onal Rocka
MacKenzie
Page Cine
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board Petition
ELIOT
Continental
Naval Air Corps
U. S. Naval
Royal Canadian Air Force
Randolph Field
Pensacola
Corpus Christi
Council Oak
Bologna
Ganz
Mathers Ea
California Prunes
Nancy Ann
Kellogg's
Alaska
Miller’s
Texas
Palmolive
Klek
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