N D Treasurer Carl Anderson Charged With Perjury
N D State Treasurer Carl Anderson was arrested in the Burleigh County courthouse on a perjury charge connected to a petition to refer a measure later struck down by court. He was released on 1000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for Sept 30.
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Scott Cameron
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Social rounds and farewells mark week in Huron
Mrs George W Wright hosted Twentieth Century Club members in honor of Mrs F D Brown before her move to Eau Claire Wisconsin. Guests included Mrs Verne Bonesteel of Sioux City and Miss Kathleen Sknepper from Minneapolis. Lenita Ackerman and El Nora Laughlin attended farewells for school departures in Willow Creek Montana. Mrs 36 Williams hosted a six o'clock dinner for Mrs A Rowands of North Wales. A lakeside picnic at Lake Byron honored Mrs Henry Jenson of Denver with swimming and a weiner roast. Mr and Mrs James LeFever arrived from Los Angeles to visit R G Carroll family. Mrs Ed Sutton's group from Laurel will spend fall and winter in Huron while Florence and Raymond attend school. Bertha Rapp RN left for Rochester Minnesota for a new position. Tonight: Out Of The Fog
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Twentieth Century Club
F. D. Brown
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Eau Claire
Wis
Mr. Brown
Verne Bonesteel
Sioux City
John Hollarbush
Lake Byron
Henry Jenson
Denver
James LeFever
Huron
Los Angeles
Rochester Hospital Update Hidden in City Notes
Miss Rapp has spent several months at Deadwood and visited a few days with her mother Mrs. G N Rapp of this city.
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Rockham Pioneer Charles Hammond Dies at 75
Rockham South Dakota September 11 Special Charles Hammond died at his home on Wednesday morning from a heart attack. He was 75, born August 27. He homesteaded near Miranda after moving to South Dakota at 15 and spent two years in Wisconsin. He served on the Rockham city council for many years. Funeral arrangements await word from his sons in California.
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Charles Hammond
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Hammond
South Dakota
Miranda
Wisconsin
Explicit Bandit Robs Store In Sioux Falls
A shabbily dressed holdup man robbed A and H Grocery in Sioux Falls last evening taking $122 from the cash register. He brandished a black automatic pistol and ordered Mrs. Harry Downs and customer Bob Kendall to stand still for ten minutes. The March 15 reference appears as an archaic note.
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A and H
Harry Downs
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Mitchell seeks prothonotary after independent bid
In Montrose Robert Mitchell sought the Republican nomination for prothonotary as an independent and ended up the Democratic nominee. He earned 2255 votes to 3694 for Howard Maynard on the Republican line with no Democratic ballot. voters wrote in Mitchell 833 times to face Maynard in November. In Tacoma the telephone company apologized and offered to change H H Sizer's number after it appeared in the directory for dialing instruction. Sizer said no and noted his talks with many children making their first calls.
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Montrose
Robert Mitchell
Howard Maynard
Mitchell
Maynard
Tacoma, Wash
H. H. Sizer
Sizer
Editors Trade Harvest for Editorial Time in Encino Ad
An Encino Enterprise ad features editor L. Hinton inviting locals to trade surplus farm produce for market value. It notes farmers have roasting ears snap beans garden produce and frying size chickens and that trades can be made with the editor or his wife during community drives.
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Encino, N. M
L. Hinton
Encino
Prophecy Fulfilled At Local Methodist Conference
At a Methodist Church gathering in Quincy two pastors shared quarters during the conference. Rev. Claire Wolf and Rev. Keith Fox stayed together while Rev. L. P. Bear’s son, Rev. Orville L. Bear, served as roommate.
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Claire Wolf
Toom
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Mackenzie on Axis odds and Soviet endurance in war
The column weighs Axis prospects against Soviet stamina in a broader war. It notes Hitler could still win if Moscow’s defenses falter but cites heavy German losses and a likely new eastern front. It also calls for more insight into civilian morale and the overall war balance.
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Europe in turmoil as Allied blockade tightens grip
The commerce department notes Hitler has sealed the ring of the Allied blockade by invading Russia and cut off vital supplies. Widespread European food shortages and typhus epidemics follow, fueling revolt in conquered territories. Norway reports anti Nazi resistance and German civil sieges with executions. France faces similar upheaval as Britain maintains a near airtight blockade.
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Washington
Russia
Europe
Allied forces brace for continental invasion ambitions
The piece notes growing cooperation by the Allied fighting machine and hints at a potential end to the war within a year. It mentions Britain preparing for an invasion of the continent and suggests American aid may not be decisive.
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