Huron Publishing Co. Postal Rates and Contact Info
The Huron Publishing Co. lists subscription rates and delivery details. Editor Robert D. Lusk presides at 49 Third Street S. E. Huron South Dakota with carrier and mail options for local and national readers.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
S. E
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
Carner
United States
Senator Chin Gurney Praised by Fortune Magazine
Fortune Magazine lauds a small group of lawmakers, naming Senator Chin Gurney of South Dakota among the standout legislators. The article notes Gurney’s effective work in Washington and praises his contributions as among the nation’s best.
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Gurney
Congress
Fortune
America
Fortune Magazine
Chin Gurney
South Dakota
South
Best Defense Archibald MacLeish on Truth and Censorship
A columnist argues truth is the best defense against enemy propaganda but warns editors self-censor to avoid aiding adversaries. He notes publishers withhold or defer sensitive details, producing an incomplete public picture while urging verification of wartime communiques and caution about government spin and enemy claims.
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Archibald MacLeish
Washington
Japan
Tokyo
Berlin
Nippon
Call for press access to wartime truth urged
A wartime official urges newspapers to publish more verified facts and figures on military preparation to counter propaganda and maintain national unity. He asks Charles MacLeish, director of the Office of Facts and Figures, to enable broader disclosure despite wartime censorship concerns.
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MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
Daffy Eh What War Shifts Farm Labor Myth
A columnist muses on the cycle of rural workers leaving farms for city factory jobs and Uncle Sam recruiting urban men to return to agriculture, noting the irony and inevitability of the shift in national labor. This compact reflection mirrors mid century debates on manpower and farming.
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Daffy
Uncle Sam
Holding The Bag During Reconstruction Finance Corp Action
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will take unsalable autos tires refrigerators and similar goods off manufacturers hands. The move is praised as relief for a hard hit class of small businessmen but the real beneficiaries are distributors who have lost their livelihoods and face tied up capital and interest on loans.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
WE THE WOMEN Stride To Aid War Effort At Convention
Ruth Millett notes the Junior League women plan disciplined action at their national convention in Kangag City, trading frills for work. She recalls previous war scenes of idle socializing and chauffeurs, urging self discipline and practical effort to support manpower needs.
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Ruth Millett
Kangag City
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
Basil Rathbone
Broadway
Jeffry Lynn
Fort Monmouth Hospital
Jeffry
Margie Hart
Lin Howard
Seabiscuit
Eddy Duchin
Lake Michigan
Fragmented Quotes Across Politics and War Readers
A collection of disparate remarks from Thurman Arnold, Emory Lord, Wendell Willkie, Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Sean Henderson, and Judge Rudolph Desert covers anti trust views, labor patriotism, maritime policy, sailor identity, cloth conservation, and marital rights. The excerpts reflect wartime dialogue on governance, society, and gender roles.
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Frice
Sean Henderson
Rudolph Desert
Chicago
Editorial urges grand jury probe into Brewer ties in Burns case
A guest editorial calls for an unbiased Brown County grand jury investigation into W. W. Brewer and related bond dealings. It notes Brewer’s North Dakota connections and suggests examining his influence on South Dakota finance, including the Burns trial and rural credits bonds. The piece argues public awareness and a statewide inquiry are warranted before the election.
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Burns Cage
Brown County
W. W. Brewer
Minneapois
W.W. Brewer
Dakota
Burns
South Dakota
Brewer
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Langer
U.S
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Sanger
Bank of North Dakota
Gregory Hrank
Douglas
Sra
Develee
Borns
Hitler Is Failing To Disunite Allies, Lippmann Says
Walter Lippmann tells Evening Huronite readers that Hitler’s latest speech shows his bid to unite Britain with Europe against Bolshevism fails. He argues Hitler’s plan would realign Britain with Europe but Britain remains allied with Europe through Churchill and the fight against Nazism. The piece notes Britain’s wartime leadership and the collapse of Hitler’s hopes as America, Britain, and the Allied powers resist his strategy.
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Hitler
Walter Lippmann
New York
Rudolph Hess
Great Britain
Churchill
Europe
Japan
Germany
Malaya
Burma
India
Australia
Channel Islands
France
Asia
Jessi
Britain
America
Russia
United States
Pearl Harbor
Stalin
Hongkong
Auare
Far East
Singapore
Poland
Norway
Belgium
Netherlandes
Dunkirk
East
China
Gossip in Gotham and Hollywood Rumors Fly
A breezy feature lists gossip from New York and Manhattan including Lana Turner with T. Dorsey, Nancy Kelly and Edmund O'Brien rumors, Cary Grant citizenship notes, Burges Meredith in uniform, Hedy Lamarr campaigns, Charlie Day acreage, and plans for film and theater figures amid wartime buzz.
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Gotham
Wayne Morrises
Jumaby
Harry Payne Waiwney
Lana Turner
T. Dorsey
Buddy Rich
Battlers
Nancy Kelly
Edmund O’brien
Victor Mature
Manhattan
Stork Club
Linda Ware
Cary Grant
Meredith
Roosevelt urges voluntary savings to curb war costs
President Roosevelt signals a reliance on voluntary savings and public cooperation to fund the war, avoiding broad new taxes or compulsory measures. He suggests wage restraint and price limits may be needed, but emphasizes voluntary economies, war bonds, and reduced living standards as the path to balancing the economy during wartime.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Roosevelt
Jean
War Labor Board
Conzina
Hitler's Fury Mirrors Colonel Blimp in Memoir Echo
The text compares Hitler's self image to Colonel Blimp, noting parallels with Napoleon after Russia. It cites General De Coulaincourt's memoirs from 1942 and mentions seed prices rising since World War II began, with spin ach seed sourced mainly from Europe.
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Hitler
Napoleon
Russia
General de Coulaincourt
Tribune Inc
Europe
Faulkton Sunday School Class Meeting Report
Faulkton April 30 notice: Mrs B E Eastburn led the Sunday school class with Mrs D C Hi serving as lesson chair. Mrs Hall hosted lunch. next meeting to Mrs Elmer Irvin. A brief note mentions dogs as man's longtime friend evidenced by ancient cave drawings.
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Faulkton
B. FE. Eastburn
D. C
A. C. Adine Ok
Hall A
Elmer Irvin
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