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The Huron Publishing Co announces subscription rates for South Dakota and U S readers. Local carrier delivery 20 cents weekly, mail rates vary by duration. Rates listed for one month eight weeks three months six months and one year. The paper is a member of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation with advertising reps listed.
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Deeds Speak For France In Wartime Armistice Debate
A political column rails at the French regime for abandoning the armistice terms and pursuing fascist policy. It argues true authority lies with actions, not rhetoric, and warns France must align its deeds with pledged obligations rather than Berlin dictates, or be treated as conquered. The piece stresses France’s obligation to survive by standing by its own commitments.
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France
Europe
Compeigne Forest
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Petain
Not All Wasted Defense Spending Amazingly Used
Not all national defense funds are wasted. Some portion of the money is devoted to defined purposes, though the exact amounts remain unclear.
Airports to expand after wartime with bigger, more frequent service
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announces eighty million dollars for construction and improvement of 288 airports nationwide. After the war, civilian air travel will surge as trained pilots seek work and mail moves by air, signaling a period of expansion in airports and air routes.
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United States
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Italy’s Occupation Echoes Food Grabs by Axis Forces
Eyewitness Ralph Kent recalls German troops seizing most food in Greece and eating what they could before being moved on. Mussolini’s 80,000 troops were tasked with police duty, but little food remained for Italians. The piece suggests Italy would face postwar scarcity if it won, with Mussolini left with leftovers after Hitler's demands.
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Italy
Greece
Ralph Kent
Germany
Russia
Mussolini
Hitler
Ukraine
Caucasus
Baku
Betis
West Front
Franticurgent labels show rising urgency in notices
A humorous timeline traces Civil Service Commission stickers from Urgent to Very Urgent to Urgent Today and Frantic Urgent with feverish explosive and finally Important, illustrating ever-increasing haste in handling memos and letters.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington
Commission
Shortage Makes Heart Grow Fonder Of Silk Stockings
Ruth Millett notes that women complain about silk stockings price and poor wear but rush to stock up when scarce. She compares it to foot binding and suggests women love fashion bondage, even when released from it. The column satirically argues women cling to stockings past need.
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Ruth Millett
They Say Freedom and Liberty in Education
Quote laden clipping notes varied opinions on freedom in education and the defense of liberty. Mentions Ga Boonie Boston Bishop G. miey Oxnam, Fritz Thyssen, and Marshal Petain amid remarks on Hitler and collaboration.
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G. Miey Oxnam
Boston
Ares
Methodist Church
Marshal Petain
France
Hitler
Ukraine Map and Strategy Outlined by German Invasion
An editorial discusses the Ukraine defense against Nazi invasion, noting Kiev and Odessa prospects, Ukraine’s vast size, population, and scorched earth tactics. It explains Soviet strategy, the star-shaped defense, and the potential impact of losing Ukraine on Russia and the war.
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Hitler
Soviet
Kiev
Odessa
Russia
Nicolaev
Maginot
Redan
Stalin
Marshal Tuk
Hashevsky
France
Lyenny
Ars
London Report from Raymond Clapper Confident Yet War-Touched
American correspondent Raymond Clapper describes London as cheerful outwardly but anxious beneath the surface. He notes gas mask pressure, limited air raids, and a strange rumor of early British victory while war's toll shows in wrecked streets and evacuated children. He observes social calm among civilians and a city that endures in wartime blackout fashion.
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Raymond Clapper
London
Britain
Russia
Germany
Roosevelt
Churchill
America
England
Stock Exchange
Kensington Gardens
Eople
Alien Registration Bureau
Bate
Night radio schedule vivid with network lineup
New York August twenty first airwave rundown lists NBC Red CBS and MBS programs. Highlights include Ezra Stone Returns Don Ameche Show John Barrymore Rudy Vallee Major Bowes and a variety of music and news blocks.
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NBC
Ezra Stone
Don Ameche
John
Lionel Barrymore
Rudy Vallee
el Salvador
CBS
Maudie
Judy Jones
Ricardo
Grant Parks
Montreal Symphony
MBS
Britain
Young Democrats
Louisville
Flashes Of Life By The Associated Pros SPECIAL SERVICE
Maysville patrolman J F Brodt Jr flagged a city bus and told driver Hoyt Mitchell that Mrs Mitchell had just given birth to a son. The officer ordered Mitchell to hospital to greet the newborn and to take his place at the wheel, ending the detour.
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Maysville
J. F. Brodt, Jr
Hoyt Mitchell
Mra. Mitchell
Mitchell
Broadway Voices and Hollywood Gossips Across the City
Hollywood figures face health and legal matters while intimate gossip circulates about Errol Flynn Lili Damita and Martha Kemp amid a mix of marriages bids and recoveries. LaGuardia helps Merle Oberon with immigration, Mimi Barrie’s club dates, and Tommy Manville family concerns color a busy entertainment panorama.
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Victor Mature
Martha Kemp
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hollywood
New York
Errol Flynn
Lili Damita
Prince
Princess Abragam
Europe
JuMaby
Paris
City Hall
Lippmann Says Siberia Offers U S Critical Wartime Opportunity
Walter Lippmann argues in this column that the Roosevelt Churchill talks align to press Moscow for cooperation with Britain and the U S against Nazi Germany and Japan. He warns that Soviet Siberia holds both danger and immense strategic chance, with joint action potentially curbing Japan and preserving U S naval power in the Pacific.
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