Post Office Rates and Association Notice in Huron Daily
The item lists postal rates for Huron and South Dakota, carrier and mail options, plus nationwide rates. It includes staff notes on Associated Press rights and circulation audits and advertising representatives. A quoted Evening Huronite editorial fragment from October 7, 1939 urges a strong postwar peace benefiting American movement, trade, and employment.
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Huron
South Dakota
Qarrier
United States
America
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Lea
Huronite
Metropetiter Dalliee
Broadway Memories and Japanese Intrigue Across Time
Dorothy Kilgallen reflects on Broadway as a homey Main Street, naming figures like Odd McIntyre Ray Long and Somerset Maugham, and recounts a wartime link with Japanese Col. Jiro Saito. The piece blends personal reminiscence with historical glimpses of glamour and geopolitics.
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Broadway
Main Street
Odd Mcintyre
Ohis
Ray Long
New York
Timmy Quick
Howart
New York 4
McIntyre
Missouri
Ohio
Long
Lebanon
Indiana
Howard
Indianapolis
Quirk
Boston
Salvation Army Launches 1942 Drive In Huron
The Salvation Army begins its 1942 finance campaign next Monday with a $3,500 minimum goal for the Huron corps. Captain S C Massey reports on the army’s wide community program, urging Huronians to stretch dollars as war bonds and stamps demand frugality and double duty giving.
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Salvation Army
S. C. Massey
Euron Salvation Army Corps
Massey
America
It Can t Be Done Kaiser Cargo Airships Challenge Naysayers
Opinion piece arguing against dismissing Henry J Kaiser s plan for large cargo airships to move war materiel above U boats. It warns against pessimism and urges exploring impossible seeming options to win the war despite grave barriers like engines and precision instruments. The author cites historical turns to counter defeatist talk.
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Henry J. Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser
Kaiser
United Nations
France
Britain
Russia
United States
It Can Be Done If We Try Like The Russians
The writer contrasts European attitudes with Russian resolve, arguing that dismissing challenges as impossible leads to defeat. He praises invention and risk taking and questions whether fear of failure should halt bold action. He asks if the nation will try before admitting it cannot be done.
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Europe
Rusia
San Francisco Judge Denman Objects to Evacuation Plans
Circuit Court Judge William Denman of San Francisco voices horror at evacuation prep delays if a mass Japanese bombing raids hits the city. He calls such panic a libel on San Francisco and asserts the city will carry on despite potential war threats.
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MuchAdo
Circuit
William Denman
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Denman
Death Valley
Public Opinion Amid War Revenge and German People
A writer argues against hating German people and urges blaming rulers instead. A Gallup poll reportedly shows Americans disliking Hitler’s clique rather than Germans. War era voices insist the German populace supported the war and committed atrocities, urging swift action against the criminals before considering broader culpability.
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Gallup
Hitler
WE THE WOMEN Keep At Eye On That Old Army Line
Ruth Millett advises young women dating soldiers to retain values and humor to avoid being charmed by uniforms. She warns that love can mislead, urging caution, self care, and smart judgment during wartime relationships.
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Ruth Millett
Wen
Asion
Nee Amaobiens
War era quotes and public morale comments montage
A compilation of wartime quotes from U S government officials journalists and public figures reflecting defense posture civilian resilience rationing and postwar expectations The remarks touch on military strategy taxation education aid and peace values contrasted with domestic attitudes and international outlooks during the war effort
Tax reform proposal shifts year to year income levy
A reader excerpt discusses moving to a pay as you go tax system to eliminate the burden of paying last year’s taxes with current income. It outlines benefits such as immediate tax withholding and the estate avoiding debt after death, and notes technical and equity concerns.
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Beardsley Rumi
Federal Revive Bank of New York
Treasury
Presmiere
Harder drive urged to sustain wartime production
Raymond Clapper argues that if war output peaks, a tougher push from the top of the WPB is needed to fix raw material shortages. He criticizes Nelson and outlines two key issues: inventories and material allocation, urging faster adoption of a rotating material system to prevent plant idling.
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Raymond Clapper
Nelson
Somervell
Army Services of Supply
Sears, Roebuck
Washington
Leon Henderson
Mr. Nelson
WPB
Thailand Bloodless Conquest by Japan Noted in Report
Editor Relman Morin recalls Japan's 1941 move into Thailand as a bloodless conquest aided by racial bias. He describes Bangkok's wartime atmosphere, Japanese influence in Thai society, and troops moving from Bangkok Station as Bangkok prepared for broader operations against British Malaya and Burma.
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Jiro Saito
War Office
Bangkok
cHe
Thailand
Ant
Japan
Burma
Relman Morin
Associated Press
Wide World
Philippines
The
East Indies
Malaya
Burra
Siam
Dng
Osathananda
Imest
Ichihashi
Ebony
Ee ‘Dity
Ree
Reynolds Strikers Close Four Reynolds Plants In Louisville
In Louisville, union workers at Reynolds Metals halt operations at four plants after a work stoppage spreads to all eleven plants. CIO regional director Joseph D. Cannon says about 2,000 workers are out, demanding an election by the War Labor Board or a federal body with similar power.
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Louisville
Reynolds Metals Company
War Labor Board
Joseph D. Cannon
CIO
Cannon
Fred
Strawbridge resigns to join Navy as lieutenant commander
Robert E. Strawbridge resigns as director of the Rangers Service Division to accept a lieutenant commander’s commission in the Navy. The move shifts leadership of the division and adds a naval officer to the service.
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NAVY
Strawsbridge
York
Robert E. Strawidge
Feomons Pale
Rangers Service Division
Prime Minister's Daughter Horizontal Puzzle Items
Readable fragments list a set of crossword style clues with numbers and partial hints including period, ransom, upright ports, music note, foreign agent, and erium symbol. The text appears as a scrambled puzzle grid with itemized clues and incomplete entries.
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Churchill
Stepe
Arca Measurt
Thoren
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