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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1940
Page
14
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the outcome hinges on more than air power. Morale fatigue, industrial disruption, and harbor destruction threaten Britain's war effort, while Churchill's steadfast leadership and civilian resolve may determine whether the battle ends soon or drags on.
Funeral services for Joseph Galvin of Bonilla who died Monday evening were conducted at the Methodist Church in Bonilla this afternoon with Rev. J. P. Whitt of Hitchcock officiating. Burial followed in Altoona Cemetery at Hitchcock.
Norways bombings by Germany are said to be more thorough than those in Finland, observed by Gottfried Sjoland a former Huron music teacher who traveled from Oslo through Finland to Petsamo and onto New York aboard the American Legion. He praised Norwegian courage and predicted British victory, noting German losses in Norway and praising Ambassador Daisy Harriman.
SLEMERE Neb Sept 12 Sheriff Otho Kime said rancher Ben Daniels about 45 shot his wife Sylvia through the neck with a 12 gauge shotgun then killed himself. The couple lived at Koshopah Brown County and had been in Cherry County for a week where Daniels worked on a county bridge crew and Mrs Daniels was a shop clerk.
Lois Hins aged 21 one of the Parkston South Dakota triplets, nursing student in Sioux Falls, died after an eyebrow plucking infection spread to skin layers. She became ill a week ago and was hospitalized. funeral plans not yet set.
In a speech on foreign policy and industry, Roosevelt defends government power to seize plant resources for national defense, arguing every dollar of capital must support mobilization. He links selective universal training to compulsory service and asserts government should curb business if it opposes national security efforts. Applause followed his claim that no business is above the government.
Mr William L Playter of Lincoln Nebraska credits KruGon for a dramatic health turnaround after twenty years of sickness. He describes relief from constipation indigestion gas and kidney disturbance and notes improved sleep rest and energy after two boxes. The testimonial is presented as a consumer endorsement.
The President praised labor, capital, industry, and agriculture for aiding defense while denouncing efforts to mislead labor via pay envelope notices to oppose the Social Security Act. He urged CIO and AFL unity, noting their defense cooperation could lead to closer labor relations amid election-time propaganda fears.
Mrs Hazel Peterson state president of the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in South Dakota calls an executive meeting in Huron at the YWCA Cottage Sunday Sept 15 at 10 am State officers expected include Peterson Pierre president Joyce Wilson Hot Springs first vice Alyce Nemer Winner second vice Bee Ann Kass Milbank recording secretary Mildred Howard Pierre corresponding secretary Dora Dybdahl Brookings treasurer A luncheon for the entire group will follow at 12 45 pm
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