Post Office Rates and Associated Press Note Update
Entered at the Post Office at Huron 8 D. In second class matter subscription rates in Auton by carrier 20c per week. Elsewhere in South Dakota by carrier 15¢ per week. By mail one month 60c eight weeks 1.00 three months 1.50 six months 2.75 one year Em Bisownere. Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press exclusive rights to news dispatches. Advertising representatives listed in Minneapolis and New York.
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Huron
South Dakota
Em Bisownere
United States
Associated Press
Jocel News
Audii Bureau of
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palata Building
Minneapolis
Lexington Avenue
New York City
South Dakota State Fair Opens With Biglineup
South Dakota State Fair opens Labor Day in Huron with a strong program headlined by national auto races featuring Emory Collins. The event promises enhanced agricultural displays and diverse entertainment including auto races, horse racing, grandstand acts by Barnes-Carruthers and Ernie Young, Dee Lang midway shows, and a top thrill program with famous dare devils.
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Huron
South Dakota
Emory Collins
Barnes-Carruthers and
Ernie Young Enterprises
Dee Lang
America
South
Education More Vital Than Ever for Returning Servicemen
The piece urges youths to pursue education despite wartime drafts. It argues that any college or technical training aids military service, boosts promotion potential, and eases future civilian job prospects. It notes exceptions where roles differ but emphasizes training's broad value and postwar competition. The concluding thought warns government policies may repeat wartime practices.
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Phi Beta Kappas
Training in colleges aids return to service after war
The article notes that military training in colleges and schools helped students advance in military careers and included credits for actual service. It suggests such a system could be adopted again and urges students to continue studying to prepare for better national service, whether in six months or four years.
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Actust
Men Can Help In War Effort With Cotton Stockings
The piece argues men share in the mass shift from Japanese silk to American cotton for stockings. It urges husbands to praise their partners not for fashion but as part of the national effort, suggesting a simple compliment can boost morale and support the war economy.
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Agatha
Stand upright? Dr Verne Inmen’s theory on human design
UC anatomist argues humans are built for four limbs not two and that standing erect caused our decline. He claims after age 30 muscles weaken and gravity drags us toward a four legged stance. The piece playfully links Hitler to the idea of knuckle-walking humanity.
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Verne T. Inmen
University of California
Hitler
Smart College Girl Of 1942 Will Set Course To Homemaking
Ruth Millett notes that college women will add homemaking and home management courses this fall. She argues future wives should learn budgeting, meals, clothing value, and community needs while maintaining social life and dating. The piece emphasizes preparing for higher living costs and defense roles through practical home economics.
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Ruth Millett
Canal defenses praised by military leaders in wartime plea
The remarks cite Maj. Gen. Sanderford Jarman returning from canal defense duty and feature quotes from Rear Admiral Byrd Harriet Elliott of the OPM Paul McNutt and Secretary Stimson urging sacrifice, duty, and defending the community during national crisis.
President cites Lincoln in warning of long war ahead
The President quoted Lincoln at a White House press conference after Churchill talks, warning that the war requires hard fighting and that victory will come only through sustained effort. He linked Lincoln's warning to contemporary Allied moves and German advances, stressing a long, difficult struggle across fronts.
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Stimson
New York Times
Abraham Lincoln
Livermore
Chicago
Roosevelt
Lincoln
White House
Churchill
Leningrad
Odessa
Wehrmacht
Red Army
London
Washington
Helga
Britons Work For Freedom Not Boss Says Clapper
Raymond Clapper reports from Glasgow that British workers show unity and patriotism as industry matches war needs. Managers emphasize discipline and cooperation, with strikes rare and wage concerns secondary to fueling the war. Shops favor keeping everyone at work to protect Britain’s freedom and defend against a repeat of France’s fate.
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Raymond Clapper
Clyde
Glasgow
British Isles
England
France
Radio Programs Time Is Central Standard
New York August 26 listing of evening radio programs by networks NBC CBS and MBS. Highlights include NBC Red 8 Johnny Frezents 6 30 Horace Heidt Show 7 36 Hap Hazard 8 Date with Judy 8 30 Tom Wallace Humor MBS broadcast comparison of German and U S planes 7 30 People's Playhouse Bell G and Jiggs 9 Light Heavyweight Bout Tami Mauriello vs Gus Lesnevich CBS First Nighter 6 30 and We The People 7 30 Report to Nation 8 15 D M Emery on Small Business Men in the Emergency Also features Wings Over Jordan Four Polka Dots Stella Unger on Movies and others with various local and national segments
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New York
NBC Red
NBC
Hap Hazard
Judy
Tom Wallace
CBS
U. S
House
Tami Mauriello
Gus Lesnevich
Wings
Cleveland
Jordan
Edwin C. Hill
Chicago
Amos and
Ardy
Cbs-East
Newsroom
Lanny Ross
Mister Meek
Joe Kelly
Plantation
Elmer Davis
London
Ted Steele
Kay Kyser
Glenn Miller
Juan Arvizu
Mrs. R. J. VandenBerge Wins National Office
Mrs. R. J. VandenBerge of Corsica South Dakota was elected to the National Executive Board of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association Ladies Auxiliary at the national Rural Carriers and Ladies Auxiliary convention in Columbus Ohio. She serves as Junior Past President of South Dakota’s Rural Carriers Auxiliary and takes a three year term, the first national post for a South Dakota member.
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R. J. VandenBerge
Columbus
Ohio
Corsica
S. C
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
The Feuds That Liven Broadway Legends
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys legendary Broadway feuds across decades. She recounts rivalries among Phil Harris and Harry Richman, Bert Lahr and Joe E. Brown, Rudy Vallee and Will Osborne, Jan Garber and Guy Lombardo, the Mills Brothers and the Ink Spots, and more. The piece riffs on how rivalries generate headlines and public spectacle in show business.
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Rudy Vaillee
Will Osborne
Osborne Vallee
Jan Garber
Guy Losilsirdis
Mills Broters
Ink Spots
Boswell Sisters
Andrews
Woolsey
Bobbie Clarke Kile
Slate
Milton Berle
Henny Yo
Oscar_L
Groucho Mary i
Lou Costello
Curly
Baldie
Stooges
Jon
Hedy Law
Joan Bennett
Joan Bennet
Hedy LaMartin
Ciro
Lippmann Urges All Out Defense To Win Second Independence
Walter Lippmann argues in the New York Tribune that America must overhaul defense planning to avoid piecemeal progress. He likens defense output to baking pies, urging mass production and strict civilian sacrifice to build a rapid, total war effort and deter foreign threats.
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Walter Lippmann
Evening Huronite
America
New York Tribune, Inc
Bonilla Band Camp Attendance and Local Travel News
Miss Arlene, clarinetist in the Bonilla School band, attended band camp in St Lawrence this week. Mr and Mrs Lahren Ardella Mae Vernon Lee Arlene Palmer joined the group traveling to Huron and St Lawrence for a weekend concert. A stray notice mentions a bachelor taxon and local religious orders in a fish province.
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Bonilla
Arlene
St Lawrence
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