Publication notice and subscription rates for Huron area
The Huron Publishing Co announces subscription rates: 20e per week by carrier, year by mail rates listed for South Dakota and elsewhere in the United States. Copyright and mailing details appear, with editor Robert D. Lusk noted.
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Huron Publishing Co
Third Street
S.E
Robert D. Lusk
Second Class Matter
Huron
Carrie
South Dakota
United States
Nait
Dirty and Unpatriotic Propaganda Snippets Spread
A critical note on wartime dirty stories and Goebbels style propaganda circulating locally. It highlights crude jokes about the White House shortages and Pearl Harbor, labor disputes, and race taunts as morale undermining tactics, urging readers not to repeat them.
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White House
U. S
Joe Blow
Australia
Hitler
Axis Blues and Censorship Reflections on Nippon Concession
An analysis questions Axis censorship and Nazi spin on Japan’s concession, suggesting propaganda echoes German tales of unrest in conquered nations. The piece ponders whether the episode aims to slow U.S. armament effort by appealing to national vanity and complacency.
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Nippon
Germany
Hitler
Calling Them Sixth Columnists Quips Stir Wartime Debate
The article quotes War Secretary Patterson naming gossipers, skeptics, and fault finders as Sixth Columnists. It discusses the need for a mild epithet to ridicule obstructionists without implying treason, reflecting wartime political rhetoric and public opinion.
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Patterson
Sixth Columnists and National Betrayal Debated
National effort described as a fifth columnist mislabels many cases as harmful sixth columnists. The piece differentiates spies and saboteurs from ordinary critics, stressing motives of hatred or money behind betrayal in wartime.
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Patterson
Fragmented Dispatch on Axis Alliances and Lost Colonies
A fragmentary, garbled passage discusses Axis leaders Hitler and Hirohito, speculation on long alliances, and claims of territorial gains in the Pacific from Germany. It reflects wartime jargon and confused rhetoric about colonial possessions and moral judgments.
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Hitler
Hirohito
Japan
Caroline
Marshell Islands
Pacific
Germany
Unemployed Malayan Rubber Planters After War
A reminiscence notes Britons, mostly retired rubber planters, who invested life savings in Malayan rubber and lost outlook when Japan occupied Malaya. Now many are too old to work yet seek employment, facing hardship beyond violence.
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Melaya
Submarine inventor Simon Lake meets Navy dooragain
Simon Lake, famed for early submarines, faced repeated rejections from the Navy, Maritime Commission, and Washington officials over his latest cargo submarine plan meant to counter Axis shipping. The piece notes Japan’s Pearl Harbor use of subs and claims Germany employs a cargo submarine.
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Simon Lake
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Lake
Prushoff
Navy
Maritime Commission
Washington
Germany
Marriage Deterrent In War Time Bread Slicing Proposed
In Washington the Office of Price Administration suggests bakers stop slicing bread to save time labor and paper. The plan is pitched as a deterrent to wartime marriages noting brides might rethink marriage if bread slicing becomes a duty.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Mrs America Blamed for Hoarding as Husbands Joined In
Ruth Millett argues that hoarding during shortages is a joint family decision. She notes husbands also push bulk buying and ration fears, but headlines blame Mrs America for stocking sugar while husbands funded and encouraged the purchases.
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Mrs. America
Jay
Mr. America
Quotes on Inflation War Effort and Women in War Industry
A collage of quotes discusses rising inflation and calls for united effort against Hitler. Other voices describe London bombings resilience and a wartime sentiment about increasing female labor participation in war industries.
Editorial Attacks Copperheads Questioning Red Cross
A guest editorial condemns Copperhead criticism of the American Red Cross. It rebukes rumors of misused funds and notes the Red Cross aids soldiers families and morale in camps and at home, urging belief in the organization’s integrity.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Copperheada
Walter Lippmann Urges Scientific Input for War Decisions
Walter Lippmann argues that scientifically trained men must play a key role in wartime policy. He emphasizes practical decisions in Washington, gas mask training for civilians, and the value of independent expert boards over rushed office actions.
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Walter Lippmann
Huronite
Dean Landis
National Academy of Sciences
War Producion Board
Hold Eliminations In Lake Preston Band
Lake Preston will host instrumental eliminations at the high school tomorrow judged by Prof Carl Christensen of State College.
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Lake Preston
Specelal
Carl Christensen
State College
Broadway revival plotting by Jack Oakie and others
Comedian Jack Oakie plans a return to Broadway with a new show “Sweet and Low” and will serve as chief angel at the extravaganza. Rumors spread of Rudy Vallee’s proposal to Mary McBride, while Carmen Miranda is offered a share in future earnings by the Shuberts. Victorian star gossip covers marriages, divorces, and career moves among Hollywood figures as opera, burlesque, and stage plans unfold.
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Jack Oakie
Reinger
Rudy Vallee
Mary McBride
Carmen Miranda
Shuberts G
Victor Mature
Reginald Denny
RCAF
U. S
Bryn Mawr
Gypsy Rose Lee
Mitchel Field
Sarawalk
Australia
Benny Baker
California i
Columbia Club
Waldorf
Navy Relief
Jane Cowl
Roosevelt
Stage Door
Clapper Urges Hold of Main Middle East Supply Line
Raymond Clapper argues the main Middle East supply line must be held as vital for war needs. He notes India's limited heavy industry, shipping shortages, and the need for expanded toolmaking and machinery imports to support United Nations efforts and the American technical mission. The piece covers industrial gaps in India, potential Cripps settlement benefits, and defense priorities including Burma and regional shipping routes.
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Raymond Clapper
Calcutta
India
United Nations
Cripps
Shri Ram
All-India Industrial Employers_ Association
England
Jeaders
Delhi
America
Imade
Britain
Burma
Bombay
Karachi
Bay of Bengal
Ceylon
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Middle East
Russia
Radio Programs Across Networks for April 7 8
Radio schedules list wartime programs across MBS CBS NBC and Blue networks. Highlights include Burns and Allen Tallulah Bankhead Fibber McGee Bob Hope and Red Skelton on NBC CBS and Blue segments. talks on civilian goods and victory. Lord Halifax India address. and Navy Band and war news rounds through April 8.
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NBC
Blue
CBS
William L. Battson
Lord Halifax
India
MBS
CIO
Bob Burns
Nation
Lilton Berle
NBC Symphony
Leopold Sta Eee
Woody Herman
Three Suns
U. S. Navy
Edwin C. Hill
Navy
Stella Unger
Wbere
Biue Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe-Red
Henry Morgan
Brewster Boy
Joe Kelly
M. C
Cal Tinney
Walter
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Elmer Davis
Cairo
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