Evening GQR Huronete Ad Rates and Publishing Info
Evening GQR Huronete lists address at 49 Third Street Huron BC and credits Robert D Lusk as editor and publisher. Subscription rates vary with location and carrier with 20 cents weekly or 8 dollars yearly elsewhere in the United States. Includes Associated Press rights and circulation notes.
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Scouts Waste Paper Drive Merits Your Full Support
The Boy Scout waste paper campaign in Huron aims to aid the war effort and raise funds for youth activities. The next citywide pickup is Saturday April 15, with residents urged to place paper at curbs for collection.
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Huron
New York ALP Left Wins Primary Clash Over Communist Ties
The ALP left wing gained control of the party machinery after a split with the right wing which walked out. The dispute centered on alleged Communist influence and support for Roosevelt, Wagner, and Wallace, with no clear overall effect on a potential fourth-term vote.
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New York
American Labor Party
National Association of Manufacturers
Earl Browder
ALP
Roosevelt
Vito Marcantonio
Marcantonio
Washington
Sidney Hillman
Wallace
Wagner
Labor Party
Bricker Campaign Faces Skepticism and Comparisons
Marquis Childs reviews Governor Bricker's presidential bid noting he is compared to Alf Landon, relies on Ohio networks, and avoids primaries. Campaign staff include Roy Moore and J J Flanagan with real estate backer John Galbreath backing Bricker, while press support centers on H P Wolfe papers. Bricker appears polished but faces doubt over actual delegate strength and limited visible gains.
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Marquis Childs
Harding
Bricker
Alf Landon
Kansas
Landon
Ohio
Roy Moore
Marion Star
Warren Harding
Robert L. Barton
J. J. Flanagan
Toledo, O
John W. Galbreath
Columbus
National Association ‘of Real Estate Boards
Galbreath
H. P. Wolfe
Wolfe
Karl B. Pauly
Ohio State Journal
Dewey
New Yorker
United Feature Syndicate
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We The Women Miss Millett Finds WACs Retain Their Femininity
columnist Huth Millett argues WACs can marry in uniform only if allowed wedding gowns. She says relaxed marriage rules show soldiers preserve femininity while serving.
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Miss Millett
Wacs
Huth Millett
War Relief and Postwar Jobs Promise From Leaders
General Marshall says the Red Cross assists troops with canteens rest stations and guidance in wartime locations and hospitals. Eric Johnston warns private enterprise will fail to provide full employment for seven years after the war, requiring continued aid and job programs.
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Eric A Johnston
Grow More in 1944 Week Promotes Food Production
A guest editorial notes a Grow More in 1944 week designated by the South Dakota AAA and Extension service to expand home and farm food production. The campaign urges increased food and feed output across the state, acknowledging growers’ efforts and the value of every contribution to national war-time needs.
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South Dakota
AAA and
Extension Service
Ernie Pyle recounts Anzio shellfire and beachhead life
Ernie Pyle writes from the Fifth Army beachhead near Anzio describing a brutal artillery barrage and the constant shelling. He notes the extreme noise and fear, the extreme casualty risk, and soldiers’ resilience as batteries push 30,000 shells into German lines.
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Ernie Pyle
Fifth Army
Eal
Onmar
Chad
Artil
Victory Gardens Plan to Boost Food Production
The article urges gardeners to maximize contributions this year as war needs grow. Extension Director John Heder and AAA Chairman Mark Nelson announce “Grow More in 44” and emphasize using existing plots or expanding gardens to strengthen the nation’s food supply this season.
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John Heder
AAA
Mark Nelson
Seer Steals Umbrellas With Dubious Trick in London
A mysterious pair of thefts in London involve a person using a ruse to snatch walking sticks and umbrellas from bystanders. Onlookers report a fish on a ledge appears to distract victims while the thief makes off with their belongings.
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London
RATION CALENDAR NOTES ON STAMPS AND PRICES
Officials warn stamps must stay attached to books when presenting for commodities. Report ceiling price violations by phone or at courthouse meetings Fridays at 2 pm. Red stamps AB Be CR HB J8 valid indefinitely. Ké La MB valid April 2 onward. Blue stamps 7 C8 DB F878 G8 Hs K6 valid for five pounds indefinitely.
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Office of
You Can't Print That Johnny Kilgallen Story
Johnny Kilgallen, once a clean cut bank clerk, succumbs to glamor and theft, steals thousands, is caught, but aided by a reform-minded detective and a sympathetic judge he avoids prison, marries, and plans to return to his bank job after the war.
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Johnny
Park Avenue
Ullon x
el Morocco
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New York
Jony
Becaue
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Coupon values and deadlines for wartime goods
The notice lists fuel, gas, shoes, tires, and fuel oil coupons with validity dates. It specifies 40 now good for five pounds for nomie canning through February 28, 1945, various 9 A 11 A B 2 3 C 2 C 3 gas coupons through specified dates, and tire inspection deadlines for B by June 30 and C by May 31 with six month or 5000 mile intervals.
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Nomie
Gasoline substitute source revealed to chemical society
The report to the American Chemical Society notes methane or marsh gas as a potential gasoline substitute. Sources include natural gas petroleum coal and sewage. methane can be produced from refining coal processing and sewage disposal. German and English prices are cited as 41 and 50 cents per gallon respectively.
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Cleveland
United States
America
American Chemical Society
Gustav Egloft
Mary Alexander
Universal Oil Products Co
Chicago
Germany
England
Lake Octhatchee Vanishes and Reappears in Georgia
A 500 acre lake in Georgia known as Lake Octhatchee periodically drains through a 20 foot hole at one end and reappears later via subterranean channels. Locals report the lake dries completely then floods again as water flows underground and resurfaced.
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Georgia
Octhatchee
USD Spring Concert Promises Women’s Choir Feature
Vermillion April 23 Central South Dakota State University will stage its annual spring concert in Single Auditorium A U directed by Wil Sod, with a 4 voice chorus also to appear on KUSD. The roster lists first sopranos Dorothy Happe Dorothy Wilson Charlotte O Neill and others from Vermillion Hot Springs Aberdeen Yankton Sioux Falls Madison and more.
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State University Women's Choir
A. U
Wil- Sod
Yankton
Alice Payton
Salem
Doris Gross
Woonsocket
Ella Bob Harris
Kathleen Nolan
Madison
Jeane Ross
Valley Sprinst
Sete Leyse
Dorothy Mussl
Sioux Falls
Tena Manolis
Huron
Betty Fadgen
Alice Elliot
Dell Rapids
Marian Auld
Plankinton
Sarah Wendelken
Bella ‘Fourche
Peggy Cadwell
Marjorie Erickson
Margaret Ufford
Vermillion
Jean Ann Shenard
Bridgewater
Ruth Cowling
Sioux City
Betty Williams
Washs
Tac
Mr Hermanson
Dell’ Rapies
Barbara Wangress
Garretson
Marie Iverson
Brardon
Shirley
Trevor
Mitchell
Lorraine Officer
Sturgis
Olive Ann Nicholls
Hot Springs
Miss Liberty’s Measurements
The Statue of Liberty measures 11M feet from head to heel with a 1634 foot hand and a 13x10 inch fingernail, a nose of Me feet and each eye 4 fiet wide.
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Miss Liberty
Praise the Lord We Ain't Again' Fishin'
Fragmented recollection pieces a rural scene with fishing songs beer and home cooking. The narrator recalls Seward's Creek and a communal setting with friends and family, highlighting simple pleasures and familiar memories.
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Sicily
Salerno-Cassino
Anzio
Africa
Hitler
Sear
Othy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Chemical Society
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Joe Marsh
Wile Wella
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Seward's Creek
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