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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
12
Country Club hosts a ladies golf tourney set for Saturday September 20 with 9 am tee off and a 1 30 pm lunch. Reservations for lunch only or players to call Mrs Hazen or Mrs Opperud before 5 30 pm Friday.
One killed and four injured in a four car crash five and a half miles west of Sioux Falls on U.S. Highway 16. Assistant highway patrolman Bernard Benson, 29, died en route to the hospital. Fred Lindekugel, 36, another patrolman, was in critical condition with multiple injuries. The Schmidt sisters Wanda and Wynona, both of rural Sioux Falls, escaped with minor hurts. Klapprodt of Sioux Falls and Roy Richter were involved. an inquest will be held as state patrol officials investigated the upgrade hill collision.
The article discusses threats to American merchant shipping and the potential for Allied defeat if American aid wavers. It recalls World War I convoys as a turning point and warns of inevitable clashes with Nazi raiders as U boats target the north Atlantic route to Iceland.
Analysis weighs whether Hitler will push to war or focus on British waters. It notes a recent slowdown in U boat activity, questions about total U-boats available, and suggests Germany’s need for submarines for Baltic operations against Russia.
A wartime report notes the possibility of renewed Bolshevik operations and predicts the Fuehrer will unleash his pack again in the Atlantic. It cites estimates that Germany had 600 submarines ready for action as of last February, with losses since then not fully offset by new builds.
The movement orders all male civilians aged 36 to 50 to receive military training as explanations point to ongoing war effort through the winter. The measure signals a broader mobilization by the Reds to sustain hostilities into harsher months.
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