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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1940
Page
4
A long, Opinion style article discusses propaganda battles between Britain and Germany during the war. It mentions radio exchanges, censorship fears, civilian impact, and the belief that truth will prevail despite misinformation and fear tactics.
The Mid-Continent Airlines serving Huron logged a year of safe operation with 19,186 passengers, 4,967,610 passenger miles, and 1,252,476 airplane takes. Inland Airlines, operating into Huron from the West, also reported an impressive safety record, though exact figures are not provided.
Easter Sunday snowfall and wind blanketed northern cities as crowds missed outdoor parading. In Cleveland a push seeks April 21 as Spring Parade day to showcase finery and deepen Easter’s focus. Amid campaign talk, parties face tight budgets and ponder democratic paths to a President.
A Central Farm Woman chronicles a busy day with hog butchering and sewing piles, note of baking for helpers Paul and Amy, and testing a lemon custard in meringue cups recipe. She mentions cold snow and a thaw reminder as spring nears.
The columnist argues that self-consciousness from charm guidelines has made people wary of friendly remarks. She notes a trend toward talking about oneself and avoiding compliments, fearing insincere politeness. She laments the loss of natural friendliness and predicts a return to simple, genuine sociability.
Quotes from Senator Bennett Champ Clark lawyer Harry Woodring and Dr Robert Ley warn that propaganda aims to sway friendship for a side while urging the public to seek truth and discernment. Pope Pius XI notes loss of peace when leaders turn from God.
A year of operation with no passenger or staff fatalities marks a milestone for U S domestic carriers. The industry credit safety measures, gentlemans agreements, better weather forecasting, engines and de icing gear, and stricter air traffic regulations for restoring confidence, aided by Civil Aeronautics Authority oversight.
WASHINGTON April 9 British shift to clear war debt via transferring islands in the West Indies faces US state department caution. Secret naval mission eyed Bahamas bases for Panama Canal defense, while Hitler’s timing on the white book provokes debate. Hull’s political future and a pending trade bill shape the era’s diplomatic maneuvers.
New York April 3 Radio features announce McGee and Molly ready for a double celebration in one day. They debut in Cecil B. DeMille's Radio Playhouse on CBS next Monday followed by a fifth anniversary on WEAF NBC the following Tuesday for the same sponsor. Listings detail multiple shows across CBS NBC and regional networks with guests and musical segments.
A mosaic of crossword like clues presents a themed vocabulary set with terms across horizontal and vertical entries. The list includes names, objects, actions, and roles such as Cain, Cal, priest, soldier, and various animals, tools, and concepts, tied to a puzzle narrative.
A 6:30 to 12:00 broadcast sequence lists programs and hosts across networks. Highlights include I Love a Mystery with Joe Penner and His Show on NBC WJZ, As Strange As It Seems on NBC WJZ, The War at Sea discussion, Bing Crosby and Glenn Miller orchestras, and Amos and Andy repeats on CBS West.
Washington news reports the migratory bird conservation commission approving a $349,466 Biological Survey plan to add 48 502 acres to 20 existing wildlife refuges. Among sites to gain land is Lake Andes refuge in South Dakota with 80 acres.
Daniel W. Bell undersecretary of the treasury voiced opposition to a proposed 3 percent interest rate for federal farm loans. He urged a flexible rate tied to borrowing costs, warning a permanent 3 percent rate would expand foreclosure rules and affect gov ernment farm credit programs. Edward O Nea l pressed Congress to restore the Farm Credit Administration to independent agency status.
In Beadle County records South Dakota transfers include Anpii Katherine Burma Troquoix receiving property for 1200 dollars per section 10-110-59. William Aldrich et al sell to Federal Farm Mortgage Corp for 1 dollar. Marie Eyes and husband convey to RB and Elia Gererman in Huron for 2 dollars. Mtg Corp transfers involve Fed Ld Bank for 1 dollar in sections 33-Lid-85.
Advertisement for Pattern No 3683 showing a slenderizing dress design with a long back, darted bodice, high front panel, and V neck trimmed with lace. Available in sizes 36 to 52 for rayon silk georgette or chiffon. Includes yardage for size 38 and price details. seeks 15 cents plus name, address, style number and size to Chicago pattern service for delivery. Also promotes a Spring and Summer Pattern Book with over 100 designs.
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