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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1943

Page

8

Low Temperatures Delay Maturing Of Corn In State

South Dakota saw delayed corn maturing due to cooler, cloudier, damp weather. Local frosts touched the Black Hills. day highs 70 to 85, nights 40 to 50. Rainfall varied 0.25 to 1.47 inches across counties. pasture and stock conditions improved while eastern counties reported sprouting grain and rye sowing. One to two weeks needed to finish harvesting, with warmth and dryness still required for proper final maturity. Weather expert B R Laskowski summarized the week’s conditions and forecasts.

South Dakota B. R. Laskowski Black Hills Laskosci Fairfax Huron Lemmon Mitchell Mobridge Rapid City Sioux Falls Tyndall Watertown Yankton Aberdeen Ardmore Brookings Faith Milbank Philip Spearfish Vivrian

Cousin Slaying Yields 20 Year Sentence for Baker

Orion Baker a 42 year old Mellette County rancher was sentenced to 20 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of his cousin William Sturges 38. Sturges died a week after serious beatings with Baker claiming the death resulted from overheating while working on the ranch.

White River Orion Baker Mellette J. R. Cash William Sturges C. F. Manson Sturges

Four Killed In Crash Of Two Army Planes

Four men died when two Army planes collided Tuesday near Peterson Field three miles east of the field. The dead include Pvt. Leonard M. Lane, 22, of Wood Lake Nebraska. All were aboard a B 25 bomber. Three parachutists from the other plane were injured.

Lcolurayy Armngs Peterson Field Pvt Leonard M. Lane Wood Lake Neb

Weather Summary With Temperature and Precipitation

Huron and vicinity forecast calls for continued cool conditions today with moderately fresh winds. South Dakota sees scattered light showers northeast this forenoon with cooler conditions east. local frosts are possible west. Winds diminish this afternoon as temperatures remain cool.

Huron South Dakota

Police nab burglar by scent in Phoenix

In Phoenix Mrs Pauline Wyatt reported her apartment burglarized. Highway Patrol Superintendent Edward Braatelien tracked the thief by scent to an irrigation ditch nearby, where the suspect was found. Loot included perfume.

Phoenix Ariz Pauline Wyatt Highway Patrol Edward Braatelien

Marauders Hit France Airfields

American twin engined Marauders bombed Lille Nord and Lille Vaudville airfields in France as Allied air units based in Britain continued a week of raids to aid the Mediterranean drive. Thunderbolt fighters supported the effort with sweeps over Belgium and northern France.

London Lille France Brital Mediterranean Thunderbolt U. S. Eighth Air Force Belgium Lille-Nord Lille Vaudeville Paris Amiens Abbeville Air Ministry Channal

Rites Friday For Dick Eickelkamp

Funeral services for Dick Eickelkamp of Huron who died suddenly Monday in Sioux City will be held Friday at 2 30 pm in the Virgil Methodist Church. Rev Albert Hart will officiate and burial will be in Virgil Cemetery. Surviving are five sons and one daughter, with multiple grandchildren.

Dick Eickelkamp Huron Sioux City Fred Virgil Albert Hart Virgil Cemetery Mr. Eickelkamp Germany United States Davenport Rika Hohn Westside Tve Amelia Behrens South Dakota Bickelkamp Louis Attlantic Frank Portland Ore Robert Manilla Clara Edricks As+ ninwall Welter Chapel

Confesses Sale Of Liquor To Indians

Walter Clark of Wood pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Indians at the September term opening in Deadwood. He received 18 months probation from Federal Judge A Lee Wyman. The charge is noted as a second offense. Twenty-two federal grand jurors began work, with W C Cavanaugh named foreman and T H Peterson secretary.

Deadwood Walter Clark Wood A. Lee Wyman Clark Selective Service W. C. Cavanaugh Yankton T. H. Peterson Aberdeen

War talk on invasion timing and Marshall as possible Allied leader

The column notes General Marshall may lead any Allied invasion of Europe, with air bombardment seen as key to weakening Germany before a cross-Channel assault. It cites a Washington Star report of Marshall as potential commander in chief and recalls Japan’s misjudgment about Moscow, while a note on wrens describing their nesting behavior appears.

Marshall Moscow Europe Washington Star English Channel Britain Japan United States Hitler Russ Aia

Clothing drive to aid Russians in Huron next Sunday

Mayor J Tschetter announced a house to house clothing collection in Huron next Sunday morning September 12 under the Russian War Relief drive. Volunteers will determine needed items, bundles placed on doorsteps by 9 am, trucks to collect, clothing stored in city hall basement. Local labor backs the effort with volunteers to help.

Huron Tschetter Russia United States

Healthiest 4-H boy and girl named in South Dakota

Norma Hawle of Douglas County and Lloyd Rowley of Sanborn County earned healthiest 4-H girl and boy honors at the site 4-H Club Fair. Norma, 14, is 5 feet 2 and 108 pounds, a sophomore at Armour High, while Lloyd, 16, is 5 feet 7 and 158 pounds, a Mitchell High senior. They each receive a chance for a free trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago, or a 25 dollar war bond if the congress is canceled.

Norma Hawle Douglas County Lloyd Rowley Sanborn County South Dakota Wednesay Norma Armour High School Victor Hawley Lloyd Leo Rowley Mitchell High School Hampshire National Club Congress Chicago State Fair Board

Mrs Joe Tschetter Dies Early Today

Mrs Joe Tschetter died at her Spink County home early today after a brief illness. born Olivet, Oct 13 1895, she married Joe T Tschetter in 1914 and lived near Bridgewater before moving to Spink County in 1920. Survived by husband and two sons Harold and Edward of Doland. Joe died in infancy. Funeral at Emmanuel Church 1:30 Saturday with Rev Jacob Friesen. burial Emmanuel Cemetery. Additionally a wartime note states fourth year food production rose 19 percent, vs 1 percent in WWI's fourth year.

Joe, Tschetter Bloomfield Sarah Grdss Olivet Joe T. Tschetter Bridgewater Spink County Harold Edward Doland Joe Emmanuel Church Jacob Friesen Emmanuel] Cemetery

Nazis Execute Dane for Train Sabotage

Berlin radio reports say a Danish engineer was executed for sabotage after being caught with explosives dropped by British planes. Another Dane was killed while trying to escape. attacks on railways continued despite reprisals and bribes. The broadcasts describe saboteurs in Denmark disrupting life in Jutland amid German fortifications.

London Copenhagen Berlin Denmark Jutland

Second Front Invasion Plans Revealed by Marshall

General Marshall disclosed Allied plans for northwest Europe invasion and decisive victories in Europe and the Pacific. He said victory is certain, outlined five war phases since 1941, and cited Casablanca and Washington as key milestones.

Washington Germany Europe George C. Marshall Japan Varmy Casablanca Stimson Marshall Stimson Marshall Pacific Southwest Pacific Guadalcanal France Russia Pearl Harbor United Nations United States Sicily Quebec Rome Ploesti

War in the Pacific reshapes balance after Coral Sea and Midway

The authoritative account describes a 58 page study plus 58 pages of notes and maps. It notes the United Nations deployed forces across 56 000 miles of supply lines with two needs holding strategic islands and building ships to move troops and materiel. Marshall marks this phase as the fourth period eight months long before the Guadalcanal assault. Navy victories at Coral Sea and Midway halted Japan and swung Pacific sea power to the United States, setting the stage for forthcoming attacks.

United Nations Marshall Guadalcanal Coral Sea Midway Japan Pacific United States

Extension Club Meeting At Mrs Ross Home

Yeed A Day Extension Club plans a Thursday evening gathering at the home of Mrs Alfred Ross located at 767 Lawn Ridge Avenue Southeast.

Alfred Ross Lawn Ridge Avenue

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