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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
4
The article argues Roosevelt cannot singlehandedly end wars. It suggests U S influence rests on its military power and willingness to act, threatening British or German foes if needed, and backing a peace aligned with credible efforts toward a decent settlement. It stresses credible action and flexible support to belligerents pursuing a just peace.
The first aviation course for the U S Army opened to enlisted men is being organized at Muskogee Oklahoma and Cuero Texas. One hundred eighty eight enlisted men will begin the program as noncommissioned students in the air corps training setup.
The article describes a multi-stage plan to train 6000 non officer pilots, starting with large groups and expanding as progress is made. Candidates must be high school graduates, pass rigorous exams, and enlist for three years. After training they will receive warrants as sergeant pilots, a move seen as overdue, aligning the Army with other services and the British.
The Civil Aeronautics Board dismissed a German company’s request to run Zeppelin air service between Frankfurt and New Jersey or Florida for lack of prosecution. The article notes Germany’s focus elsewhere since 1938 and ridicules the non existent Zeppelin service as a long impossible journey to New Jersey or Florida. The tone mocks the doomed plan and the non existent aircraft.
The piece argues that Vichy France labels dissenters as Jews or Communists mirroring Hitlerian tactics. It notes France has arrested 150000 anti Nazi protesters since the armistice and warns against nimble name calling and facile classification, urging vigilance against such propaganda.
Ruth Millett advises turning rude remarks into social capital by reframing insults as humorous anecdotes or constructive notes. By reinterpreting embarrassment into witty stories or kind letters, a person protects ego, lightens mood, and cultivates better manners. The method emphasizes personal growth and a positive outlook in social exchanges.
A collection of remarks from Robert R. Brooke, Roosevelt, Byrd, Murphy, and Hoberts framing war, democracy, Nazism, and a postwar peace vision. The quotes urge action against war, defend democracy, condemn godlessness, and envision a world union of self-governing nations to ensure peace.
A guest editorial excerpt from A T Steele reports Soviet air force strength and successful counteroffensives against Nazi bombing. It notes low damage in Moscow, historic aviation prowess, and Lindbergh's earlier misreadings, suggesting American security gains despite public doubt.
Raymond Clapper argues that American production must surge to arm Britain and Russia, join allied effort, and avoid a world ruin. He notes Churchill’s warning that America’s course depends on future events, urges full industrial output and swift goods transfer by spring to sustain civilization.
New York announce a dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and MBS networks with varied shows including Easy Aces Judy Jones and Rio Rio. It covers time slots from 5:00 to 10:30 PM Central with football All-Star game in Chicago and other entertainment segments referenced by network initials and program titles.
Dorothy Kilgallen catalogs eight humorous methods to snag a waiter in New York clubs. From grand entrances and flashy tips to polite entreaties and social bonding, she parodies restaurant dynamics with sharp wit and theatrical flair.
Walter Lippmann argues a congressional showdown will decide if United States leaders unite to defend vital interests or fall to internal political feuds. He urges the President to delegate defense strategy while rallying the public and demands clear positions from Hoover and Wheeler on strategy, arms, and alliance policy amid Axis threats.
In Emerson Point Mil, crops of cotton peanut sweet potato and tobacco grow side by side, illustrating diverse farming practices in the area. The photograph or text notes the close planting and cooperative layout characteristic of the local agriculture.
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