Post Office Rates and Classified Advertising Blurb
Information fragment outlines postal rates and subscription options for a South Dakota newspaper. It mentions rates by mail, weekly and yearly terms, and advertising contact details for the Associated Press and advertising bureaus in Minneapolis and New York.
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Huron
Caeier Fe
South
Arriet
United States
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Department of Person
Green dream of Broadway and celestial banter
A vivid Broadway column doodles a heavenly theater world with stars like Ella Fitzgerald and Tito Guizar, imagining seraphic chats with Lou Holtz and Panny Kaye. It riffs on cabaret icons, gossip, and city scenes from Saint to Stork Club, ending with playful musings on critics and fashion.
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Broadway
Lou Holtz
Seraph Panny Kaye
Diro
Darton Runyon
Peace and trade in a lasting postwar world
A quoted wartime orator condemns limited postwar settlement and urges a global peace that guarantees freedom of movement and commerce, ensuring employment and national independence abroad and at home, with a vision of America’s decisive voice in shaping that order.
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America
One Hundred Days and the Wartime Standstill
The speech argues the next hundred days are crucial for U S defense by March 20 to June 29, 1815 parallels aside. It urges unity sacrifice and productive effort to speed up mass production of shells tanks and planes for defense. It warns against hoarding materials and rivalries that hamper output while expressing faith in American resolve and capability.
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Napoleon
Cannes
Ellis
Europe
Charleroi
Waterloo
Bellerphon
St. Helena
John D. Biggers
Office of Production Management
House Military Affairs Committee
United States
Biggers
Monroe Doctrine Reasserts Western Hemisphere Security
In 1823 Monroe warned against European or Asiatic footholds in the hemisphere. The 1941 quotation echoes that logic, stressing that rapid transport and bombing planes heighten the need to deny any foreign base in North America, noting Canada and the United States would fear a German base in southern Greenland.
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F. D. Roosevelt
Greenland
James Monroe
Western Hemisphere
Monroe
Canada
United States
North American
Be There First Stance on Greenland Policy
A mid-20th century analysis notes that Britain delayed action in Belgium, Holland, and Scandinavia while Nazi tactics prevailed, urging the United States to act promptly to secure Greenland as a Western Hemisphere defense and warning against treating lands as prizes in a global poker game.
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Belgium
Holland
Scandinavia
Roosevelt
Germany
Greenland
United States
Denmark
Europe
Western Hemisphere
The Pleasure Of Being Wrong Sometimes
A reflection on collective misjudgments from historical guesses about war, postwar prosperity, and economic planning. It notes experts overestimating Italian victories, postwar optimism fading, and the National Resources Planning Board urging public works as a buffer, while six billion dollars of new war production looms. Visiting cards and letter signatures trace origins in China.
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Greece
National Resources Planning Board
United States
WE THE WOMEN Treat Your Servant As Your Hubby
A reflective column contrasts wives with maids and secretaries, arguing that women hinder domestic initiative by micromanaging housework. It suggests husbands value proactive secretaries while wives often resent autonomous maids, blaming tradition for the so called servant problem.
Complacency Warned by Officials and Figures
Public statements range from Undersecretary Patterson calling complacency a public enemy to remarks by John Montgomery on Hungary's politics. A quip about lowering a golf score contrasts with President Butler's sidelining role at 79, while a former postmaster general notes the view from the sidelines.
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John Montgomery
U.S
Hungary
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Editorial Commentary on US War Moves and Greenland Bases
An analysis argues that new executive powers to seize foreign ships in US ports and rapid Greenland airbase construction signal a shift to support Britain. It links sea control, Arctic air routes, and a strategic path from Greenland to Iceland and England, aiming to relieve shipping burdens and ready supplies to Britain.
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United States
Red Sea
Egypt
Greenland
Winston Churchill
Arctic
Newfoundland
Iceland
Scotland
England
Ips
Determination to Aid Britain Despite Balkans Reverses
Washington reports that despite Balkan reverses Britain’s life line remains a priority for U.S. aid toward total victory. Officials warn the supply line to Europe is the critical bottleneck, with Britain suffering heavy shipping losses while U.S. shipbuilding is projected to rise over the next year or two. The nation’s mood and congressional limits curtail more decisive assistance.
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Washington
Balkans
Britain
Roosevelt
Eoga
Daily Quiz Three correct or better in each four set
Quiz item presents three questions with a self grading scale. It lists a neutrality pact followed by options and notes a prison break incident. It lists locations such as Leavenworth and countries including Japan United States England Germany and Turkey. The fragmentary page reads as an odd classified style page with ad like entries.
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Fura Aia
Japan
Englan
United States
Germany
Turkey
Leavenworth
Radio Programs Listed for New York Apr 15
A schedule of NBC CBS and MBS broadcasts for New York with times and program names including Johnny Presents Battle of Brees Here’s Morgan and The Doctors at Work along with News broadcasts from Edward G Robinson Glenn Miller and Amos and Andy noting multiple channels NBC Blue NBC Red CBS and MBS and a Wednesday listing for Cleveland Indiana programs.
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New York
Special News Service
NBC Red
MBS
NBC Blue
Glenn’ Miller
Grand Central Station
Morgan
Gould
Cleveland
Indiana
Nbc
Down South
Abe-Red
Mister Meek
Joe Kelly
Edward G. Robinson
Jean Hershok
Dr. Christian
Elmer Davis
Eddie Cantor
Roy Shield
Fred Allen
Grech
Mabe
World News Broadcasting
Cbs
No agreement on food stamp plan in Hughes County
Pierre April 15 Hughes County commissioners after a second meeting still could not reach an agreement with federal food plan representatives. The commissioners said they were willing to live the system a trial in highes.
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Pierre
Hughes County
Sit
Walter Lippmann Warns on Western Hemisphere Defense
Walter Lippmann argues the war has shifted as Nazis extend power into Africa threatening Egypt Suez and South America. He warns Greenland bases and Atlantic defense rely on British sea power and questions Americas ability to defend the hemisphere without coordinated Allied naval strength.
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Walter Lippmann
United States
Western Hemisphere
Africa
Mediterranean
Balkans
Egypt
Sues
West Africa
Atlantic Ocean
Maxis
Casablanca
Dakar
South America
Hitler
Europe
Col. Lind+bergh
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Pacific
Atlantic
Greenland
Col Lindbergh
B Isles
French Empire
British Isles
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Dorothy Kilgallen
Spegpneras
the Voice of Broadway
Spyros Skouras
Vicki ‘Vola
Thelma Schnee
Ella Fitzgerald
George Jean Nathan
Allyn Joslyn
Enok
Sage Nathan
Tito Guizar
Tito Pigmees
Miami
Tomato
Spirit of
Civic Cooper
Florida
Stork
Doctor's Ho
Victor Mature
Stock Club
Anya
LaGuardia Field
Manhattan
Fixit
Judy Garland
Mickey Rooney
Tve
Theatre of Lights
Tte
China
Initie
They
Say
Robert P. Patterson
Exchange Mea
Huronite Lbrary
South Dakota
Mitchell Daily Republic
Suez Canal
Nevpt
Lani
Engid
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
Arthur Salter
British Shipping Ministry
Churchill
Commons
Imo
Tong
Beas
Agland
Coast Guard
Emory S. Landage
Daily Quiz
Brazil
Uruguay
Yugoslavia
Suez
Mars
French
Argentine
Cape of Good Hope
Grey
France
Ireland
Bee Lippmann
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