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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1942
Page
4
Publication details from The Huron Publishing Co. list editors and pricing: carrier rates in Huron and South Dakota, mail rates by month and year, and a note on Associated Press copyright. Includes postage and circulation terms for local and national readers.
A lengthy piece reviews Yandell Cline of Noblitt-Sparks Industries praising open, honest relations with media. It stresses reporters rely on accurate, promptly reported facts and warns against half truths or pressuring coverage. Cline urges meeting local editors to align responsible information sharing for mutual benefit.
The piece reflects on the II year old Nazi occupation of Norway led by Hitler and Quisling. It contrasts public sentiment in America Britain and France with the surprising ease of the invasion and the fragile resistance. The tone questions lingering confidence and the outlook two years after the dawn of occupation.
A fiery wartime message honors Norwegian resistance against Nazi oppression. It lauds Norweigan courage, laments occupation harms, and proclaims that Allied victory hinges on Britain, France, and American resolve. The speech highlights Norwegians as symbols of steadfast resistance and calls for continued support.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports January and February U S fire losses at 66 384 000 up 26 percent from 1941 for the same period. The piece notes the sums could fund 300 000 troops or 1500 fighter planes and urges greater caution with matches and cigarettes while urging fires be directed at the enemy rather than stockpiles.
Ruth Millett urges American housewives to adopt a business like approach to wartime budgeting. She cites Treasury officials predicting lower living standards and advises keeping detailed records, cutting nonessentials, and seeking efficient use of every dollar to protect family health and welfare during the war.
Quotes accuse the Senate of rigidity and archaic laws like the Medes and Persians. Statements from Sen H H Schwartz and others condemn stagnation while razor blade hoarding is blamed on fear and shortages, with mixed remarks from figures including Dan A West and Edouard Daladier.
Brookings Register urges continued sorghum planting to secure livestock feed amid drought risk. Notes 1924 31 average and rising sorghum acreage, cites A J Norgaard leaflet on planting, rotation and varieties. Reports feeding tests show hogs cattle and turkeys benefit, with sorghum near or equal to corn in several trials. South Dakota farm income from livestock rose to 129 432 000 last year, 73 percent of state cash income.
Major George F. Eliot surveys U S army progress since 1940 noting shattered prewar gaps in divisions, equipment, and command. He cites overseas garrisons, new training systems, and expeditionary deployments as signs of a strengthened force and honors leaders who built wartime structure.
New York April 10 broadcast listings detail wartime radio programming across networks MBS NBC CBS and Blue for evening and late night slots. Features Lucille Manners Concert Information Please Walt Time Kate Smith Meet Your Navy What Price Victory Benny Goodman Band and more with weekend matinee and special programs noted.
A feature on the hidden glamour of hotel life at the Pierre. It follows Nina the Cotillion Room checker who met General MacArthur, recalls Nina’s Shanghai fame and a Brooklyn dancer turned Broadway hopeful, and profiles staff like Clarence Hennessy and Harold Rowland, highlighting the human stories behind prestige.
Raymond Clapper argues freedom cannot replace fighting materials in China. He notes China fights with old weapons against Japanese tanks and planes, highlights General Stillwell’s role, and warns that without planes and supplies Rangoon remains vital. He urges faster American shipping and production to aid Chinese resistance.
A fragmented list of radio and broadcast programs across networks detailing varied shows from a Mexico themed hour to classical music, orchestras, news, drama, and dance segments. Notable entries include Doctors at Work, Cleveland Symphony, Ricardo Time Orchestra, and Ellery Queen drama, plus News programs and public affairs segments.
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