Local clubs hold meetings and celebrate birthdays Sunday
Various society groups planning tonight meetings in halls and temples. Initiations at the Business and Professional Women's Club mark its ninth birthday with member portraits and future fundraising for Red Cross kits. Dolores Ann Geones celebrates sixth birthday with a costume party and family photos.
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Business Women’s Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Marvin Hughitt
Jo Schull
Este Hatfield
Huron
Lela Brown
Phyllis Daly
Lucille Haynes
Betty Naper
Georgia Thompson
Cleata Thorpe
Herbert G. Titt
Shirley VanTussel
Dolores Ann Geones
Peter Geones
Dolores Ann
Kay Kouf
Marilyn
Donna_and
Denise ‘Garry
Priscilla Ann Thrall
Mary Jane Fuglsang
Dolores Ann Thielen
Elinor Gehm
Dolores Ann Geonts
Miss Velma McAllister Sets Franklin Visit
City briefs note Miss Velma McAllister left Tuesday for Franklin Pennsylvania to visit two weeks at her sister Mrs Martin Kennedy in the former Pauline McAllister of Huron.
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Velma McAllister
Franklin
Martin Kennedy
Pauline McAllister
Huron
Eilers
Adv
Charly Chalberg
Huvenite
Humboldt
S. C
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft. Benning
Scott Woodward
Standard Oil Company
Sioux Falls
Huron College
Los Angeles
Reagan Jones
Oklishoma City
Howard Spang
Great ‘Lakes
Illinois
T. J. Coughlin
Great Lakes
University “of
Chicago
Sarah Thompson
Litchfield visits son in Penney store then navy enlistment near October
Residents note a week in Litchfield for a mother to visit her son Clifford Thompson employed at the J C Penney store who plans to enter the navy around October. Also mentioned are visits by Grace Turcotte and Rose to her parents in Huron and relatives in Long Beach California visiting in Huron. Information about Elmer Urban promotion to staff sergeant at Ft Carney is included.
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Litchfield
Minn
Clifford Thompson
J. C. Penney Company
Navy
Liebrechts
Adoers
Grace Turcotte
Rose
Harold Lloyd
Tilford
S. D
Fred Fonsberg
Long Beach
Calif
Huron
Hermina Wright
F.C. W. Kuehn
E. R. Ball
George
William Wagner
Ens Wall
A. S. Tollefson
Aberdeen Ang
J. ¥. Corley
Bill Tyreell
Grand Island
Neb
Western Union
Nebraska
Kansas
Tyrrell
Harvey Tyrrell
Wisconsin Ave
State College
Brookings
Elmer Urban
Urban
F. H. Urban
Beach Avenue
Ft. Carney
Call Seeks New Pastor for Wellington Springs Church
Wellington Springs September special meeting extended a call to Rev. Rudolph Hertz of Eagle Butte to serve as pastor through January 1944, which he accepted. Mrs. Hertz and daughter expect to move here this week after two years in Indian work and youth assembly work.
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Wellington Springs
Rudolph. Hertz
Eagle Butte
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights Shifts
Williams of Boston tops batting at .338 with 32 home runs tying Laabs of St Louis at 27. Boro leads New Orleans with 3 wins while Bonin posts 20 5 for New York in the National League. Krist also noted for New York. Frerich shines for Brooklyn in a fragmented stats note.
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Williams
MacKENZIE On Japan’s Choices In War Politics
The writer weighs whether Japan will pursue risky actions against Russia or India or follow Hitler's push for a broader war. He argues Japan should consolidate conquests in the Pacific and avoid costly strikes while American strength grows, noting the dangers of aligning with Nazi aims and the potential impact on Stalin’s fate.
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MacKenzie
Hata
Mikado
Japan
America
Russia
India
Hitler
Stalingrad
Siberia
Southwest Pacific
Uncle Sam
India Overland Role in War Could Be Limited
The article argues that a large scale invasion through Burma is unlikely for India. It suggests Japan would need a major water borne expedition, diverting scarce transports warships and aircraft from Pacific operations. It also warns Japan could face heavy aerial bombardment on Tokyo and other cities if Russia becomes involved.
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India
Burma
Russia
Mipponese
Tokyo
Red air and submarine strength threaten Japanese empire
The passage claims a strong Soviet air fleet at Viadivostok and other Siberian bases would give the US air bases in Soviet territory. It notes a Soviet submarine fleet at Viadivyostok numbering about 100 boats would raid Japanese waters. It warns that failing to smash Russia would unleash Japanese power that, combined with Allied strength, could crush Japan, driving Korea’s Manchuria and other conquests into the sea.
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Viadivostok
Siberian
Viadivyostok
Russia
Menchoris
Korea
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Society “Telephone
Meme
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor
Labor Temple
L. E
Riley
LFF
Flossie Riley
J.F.F. Club
Myrtle Nelson
Fern Swarm
Leola Hartley
Flower
Frances McNutt
Scotchbridge
Jefferson
Lyle Johnson
Wilma Lou Stahl
A. Tilman
G. van Olst
L. Bauman
E. M. Morrison
E. Lindbloom
Martha Williams Delbridge
Edward Lowe
P. G. Williams
Don Williams
Peoria
Mrs. Lowe
Piccadilly Hotel
Sea
Sherman & Moe
Beattie Steimborm Company
Morin Coltc Hurom
U. S. Coast Guard
NEAI
Wagner
Axe
Pana
Leery Paca
Inehee Co
Sy Ali
Far Patie
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