Newspaper Subscription Rates Listing for Huron South Dakota
A post office entry lists second class matter and subscription rates. In Huron rates are 20 cents per week or 6 dollars per year by mail, 15 cents per week elsewhere in South Dakota, and various monthly and yearly options. United States delivery is 6.90 dollars per year. The Associated Press retains rights to its news dispatches and local reports.
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Uncle Sam May Demand Forced Savings Plan
Britain has long employed forced savings and Canada recently included it in its budget, signaling that the U.S. may follow. Economists and officials debate timing and method, with proposals ranging from mandatory ten percent War Bond savings to tax-deductible private savings, aiming to curb inflation by removing spending power from the economy.
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Sam
Britain
Business Week
Canada
Morgenthau
Congress
England
Forced savings debate grips economists and policymakers
Business Week notes a growing consensus on automatic unemployment insurance and forced saving as inflation is deemed unacceptable. Economists across conservative and liberal camps foresee possible mandatory saving as the nation weighs credit and solvency against cost.
Scrimgeour Lexicon Cues War Contract Fortunes
A noted playful gloss on wartime economics traces high daily earnings of sales engineers like Horace Ward and F C Olcott in 1941. The piece muses on coin, language, and the Scrimgeour name as a mnemonic for “scrim securing” amid soldiers’ sacrifices and wartime profits.
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William
Maxwell
C. Bailey
Horace Ward
F.C. Nichols
A. P. Shirley
F. C. Olcott
Nichol- Ing
Goebbels Claims Russians Lack Courage In War Propaganda
Nazi minister Goebbels argues Russians show little courage and must be driven to battle by revolver-wielding commissars. He suggests German troops fear rear officers more than enemies and mocks anti axis opponents. The piece riffs on Lincoln and Grant to frame his argument.
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Pau Joseph Goebbels
Wooden
Abraham Lincoln
U. S. Grant
Staith
Miss Millett Defends War-Time Marriages Against Doom
Ruth Millett dismisses sociologists who forecast gloom for war marriages. She argues young couples marry quickly to seize happiness despite uncertainties and urges giving practical guidance on making wartime unions work rather than predicting failure.
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Ruth Millett
Chicago
Sociologist
Sam
Jack
Airborne transport debated as key to wartime victory
A set of quotations presents divided opinions on invading Europe and airborne warfare. Senator Josh Lee defends airborne strategy while Maynus Chaney criticizes its appeal. Maj. Alexander Seversky urges strategic realism, and Joseph B. Eastman notes overhyped public expectations. Eagar Ansel Mower warns of deception and renewed war risks.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation
Hitler
Eagar Ansel Mower
Office of War Information
Editorial questions Knutson and Bushfield on wartime peace
The St Paul Dispatch editorial asks Harold Knutson and Fred Hughes to state clearly their postwar peace plans as voters weigh Congress and Senate candidates in the fall. Six Minnesota district students challenge Knutson to explain his prewar foreign policy and his stance on a lasting peace after victory in World War II.
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Pearl Harbor
Minnesota
Harold Knutson
Fred J. Hughes
Hughes
Knutson
House of Representatives
Cenmnass
America
War Crisis Demands Unity Not Harsh Criticism
Raymond Clapper argues this wartime crisis requires humility and unity rather than severe public fault finding. He notes material shortages, reduced production, and the need for swift, fact based decisions by both civilian officials and military leaders to support fighting forces and the front lines.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Higgins
Don
Roosevelt
Churchill
Shortage Of Warships Blamed By Public For Atlantic Sinkings
GEORGE GALLUP reports Americans doubt navy laxity and say sinkings stem from a global dispersed fleet not large enough. Spies and loose talk are noted as factors, while a large share blame the shipping shortage as the war’s chief problem.
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Atlantic
George Gallup
Public Opistien
Princeton
N. J
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Institute
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Ings
United States
Iafe
Wstew
Joe Broadway Transforms in Wartime Year on Broadway
Dorothy Kilgallen reflects on a year of upheaval as Broadway’s Joe Broadway enlists and returns, trading luxury for service. He endures drafts, rationing, 22 miles on foot, and shifts from nightlife to Army life, shaping a new sense of values and loyalty to Uncle Sam.
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Lincy’s
Morocco
la Martinique
Joe
J. Broadway
Broadway
Joe Main Street
Uncle
Open Forum urges hard wartime spirit and production drive
In a wartime column, contributors urge unity and total cooperation with fighting men. They warn against civilian demands for minerals and advocate shifting industrial capacity to war production, stressing that equitable material sacrifice and mobilization of resources are essential to victory.
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Hitler
Hirohito
Russia
Japan
Lberty
Layson G. Treth
Citizens For Victory
Puzzling crossword style clues reflect veteran U S senator theme
A collage of crossword style entries lists numerous clues with numbers and fragments about a veteran U S senator and related terms. It blends abbreviations symbols and cryptic hints with references to elements and directions, resembling a puzzle page fragment without clear narrative.
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