Local Newspaper Rates and Editorial Details at Lusk Press
The notice lists address 49 Third Street Huron editor Robert D. Lusk and post office filing. Rates: carrier weekly 5. year by mail South Dakota 6. elsewhere 15 weekly. Mail: one month 60 cents eight weeks 1.00 three months 1.50 six months 2.10 one year 4.00. Includes dispatch credit and circulation bureau affiliations.
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Furon
Huron
South Dakota
Carrner
United States
Peace and freedom of movement in a lasting world
An 1839 Evening Huronite editorial argues that lasting peace must ensure America’s power and a free global movement and commerce. It calls for adequate trade to keep workers employed and for continued freedom and independence at home and abroad, urging sustained peace.
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America
Holy Week Time Frame in World War II Invasion
A 1941 reflection contrasts Hitler’s Palm Sunday actions with Nazi invasions of Yugoslavia and Greece. The piece links Holy Week to wartime tragedy, argues the invasions mask peaceful aims, and frames the conflict as a moral clash between life and death. It expresses faith that life will prevail over death.
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Hitler
Prince of Peace
Jerusalem
Yugoslavia
Greece
Jesus
Golgotha
Sible
Berlin
What Do You Do With Your Cigarette Stubs
A public safety notice urges proper cigarette disposal to prevent fires. It warns drivers not to toss butts from windows and stresses using ashtrays, extinguishing properly indoors, and avoiding dropped stubs in public areas. The message targets citizens and households, highlighting fire hazards.
Fire safety urges careful cigarette disposal in public
The motion by the Fire Underwriters marks its 76th anniversary urging good citizens to use safe receptacles for cigarette stubs and ensure they are fully extinguished. It emphasizes responsible behavior for passers-by and advocates thoughtful disposal to prevent fires.
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Board of Fire
Footnotes on Nazi Looting and Occupied Economies
A dissident analysis argues Nazi plunder extends beyond France into Italy and possibly the United States firms in occupied Europe. It contends Germany uses value manipulation through marked currencies to seize assets, ensuring profits even if the war ends. The piece rebuts claims of public relief and mocks restaurant pragmatism.
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Germany
France
Italy
United States
War Nerves Weigh On Families Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett notes war strain harms American family life. A New York conference urged leaders to address disorganization, hasty marriages, delinquency and falling birthrates. Millett urges women to evaluate home life, curb war talk and preserve happiness for country and children.
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New York
Willard Waller
Columbia University
New York States
Quote from historic newspaper editors on democracy and defense
A collection of provocative quotes on the role of newspapers in democracy and the defense of the United States. Notable figures include Manchester Boddy and William L. Chenery commenting on media influence and free expression.
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Manchester
Editorial on national unity and labor in wartime
A guest editorial cites Lincoln and Gettysburg to warn against labor disruption in defense industries during wartime. It asserts President Roosevelt leads the nation, urges sacrifices for common defense, and compares U S labor rights to those in Germany Russia and Italy, calling for renewed dedication to liberty and a government of the people.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Europe
United States
Britain
Hitler
Bethlehem Steel
International Harvester
Mussolini
Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
Germany
Russia
Italy
Self-Restraint Key To Free Press Says Raymond Clapper
Raymond Clapper argues to preserve a free press through voluntary self restraint amid wartime censorship risks. He cites Secretary Knox urging silence on damaged ships under the lend lease act and warns prolonged openness could invite compulsory censorship that harms democracy and national security.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Erie
Unitieh
Eaneckaet
Arousa
New York Herald‘Tribune
New York Daily News
Baltimore
Chicago Daily News
Ca Otion
New York Harbor
Berin
Ag 7
Do'serican Gl van Macfin Publicarm
Daily quiz questions test your recall and grading
A puzzle style page asks three multiple choice questions with a self scoring table. It lists possible seaports Valencia Salonika Lisbon and a boxing match in St. Louis between Joe Louis and contenders Tony Galento Max Baer and Basa.
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Valencia
Salonika
Lisbon
Joe Louis
St. Louis
Tony Galento
Max Baer
Basa
Bidga- E
Singa
Radio Programs Tonight Across Major Networks
Central Standard time listings show NBC CBS and ABC schedule with multiple programs. Notable entries include Major Bowes Amateurs Horace Heidt Show Tommy Dorsey Songs Rochester Civic Orchestra and Death Valley Days. News and talk programs appear from 5:30 to 11:30 with World War II coverage and entertainment features.
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York
Servier
Nbc-Red
MBS
CBS
NBC “Blue
Nbc-Ii
Major Bowes
Nbc-Blue
Horace Heidt
Tommy Dorsey
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Chicago
Edwin C. Bill
Cha
Hedda Hopper
Paul Sullivan
Lowell Thomas
Abe
de Amos
Andy
Ebs
Dr. Caldwell
Abee Templeton
al Peatée Gang
Bilmer Davis
Benx Bernie
Bersaie Radio Playhouse
Broadway Agents and Their Turkeys and Eggs in Realms of Theatre
A nostalgic profile of Broadway talent agents like Harry Bestry Max Gordon and Bill Miller. It recounts their show business antics, bold booking gambles and comic anecdotes about negotiations, payoffs, and the wild world behind the stage. It notes figures such as Sam Lyons and the group’s colorful lore.
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Broadway
Lindy’s
Boston
Buddy de Sylva
Ford Theatre
Abraham Lincoln
Harry Bestry
Shilberston
Hiave
Harry
Max Hart
William Saroya
Max
Hart
Booker
Sam Lyons
Sam Goldwyn
Walter Lippmann Defends Suez and Singapore Move
Walter Lippmann argues the 1941 British stand to reinforce Egypt after France fell was daring but justified. He compares the Suez Singapore line to a vital barrier against Axis powers and explains why holding those routes protected allied strategy and global balance.
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Walter Lippmann
Evening Huronite
Suez
Singapore
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Boston Theatre
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