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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
13
More than 1000 manufacturers from Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas are expected for the northwest priorities clinic in Minneapolis Monday. The event aims to acquaint manufacturers with the priorities division work and goals.
Public health officers from across South Dakota gather in Huron at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel for the annual South Dakota Public Health Association meeting. Attendance is expected between 75 and 100 with sessions on encephalitis immunization and diphtheria followed by officer elections at 3 p m.
Pierre October 30 The state inspector chief James Flannery says health teams found many dirty beer steins in use. Lab tests show steins so dirty they cannot be used, blamed on improper antiseptics in washing water. Over 36 cases tested at Aberdeen Sioux Falls lab sites and state schools in Rapid City Vermillion.
Carmen Borah was fined 3 dollars by Municipal Judge C N Hall yesterday on a speeding charge.
President Roosevelt pushes a back to work proposal after a day of talks involving Lewis Myron Taylor and mediation chief William H. Davis. The plan aims to have the mediation board work out final recommendations while preserving union shop options. CIO leader Philip Murray calls for steel firms to agree to a union shop in coal mines as a possible settlement path amid defense production concerns.
Vision of the United Automobile Workers notes the company violated terms of a prior settlement ending last Friday. The terms included reinstatement of strikers to their former jobs. Workers voted last night to return after assurances that War Department representatives would supervise reinstatement today.
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