France and Germany in contrasting national health
The piece argues that east of the Rhine shows order and unity while France undergoes crisis and disunity amid Munich talks. It notes looming dangers, predicts eventual French unity, and warns Germany faces a drastic anti-Jewish backlash under Hitler. It questions which nation is healthier: the vigilant, arguing France or the oblivious German public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Rhine
Europe
Munich
Hitler
Highway project to surface U S 14 to Black Hills by June 1939
State Highway Department announces that U S 14 will be hard surfaced all the way to the Black Hills by mid June 1939. The move improves a key route for travelers from Rapid City to Huron and other towns, ending years of neglect along U S 14 and the Black Hills corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Black Hills
Huron
Rapid City
U. S.14
U. 14
Pierre
Yellowstone Park
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Route 14 towns eye tourist crowds and pageant boost
Citizens along U S 14 and U S 1 towns from Brookings to Pierre should stage a big celebration to publicize the route. The piece urges communities to capitalize on the highway’s promotion and recalls patriotic phrases about pride in homeland and legacy.
The Woman's Viewpoint by Ruth Millett Explores Women and Work
Dr Janet Nelson argues women should share home upkeep and contribute wages after marriage. She notes a lingering desire for a parasitic suburban existence and says wives should see work as normal, while men should support it as temporary. The piece reflects dated attitudes from 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Nelson
New York
Nelson
NEA Service, Inc
Contested Quotes Rally Across Time and Talent
A collage of quotations spans murder convictions, hospital refusals, protests, a Boston hot dog origin claim, a sword swallower, a yawning fine, and a Kansas City judge on a false fire alarm scheme. The fragmentary text hints at sensational anecdotes, personal histories, and legal mishaps without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Kansas City
Roy T. Bowers
Bos Burns' Lauch Or The Day
A humorous reminiscence by Bob Burns about watching sugar mills and factories, with a cousin in sausage making inspired by meat packing plants in Chicago. He recalls workers and plans to tweak production, joking about removing bells from cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Bob Burns
Chicago
Mags
Exquire Features, Inc
Isms Feared Raise Prompt To Act In U S
Sioux City Journal argues Americans tolerate threats to social, economic and political order and delay action against communists fascists and bolsheviks. The piece warns that passive liberty could allow dangerous ideologies to flourish and urges timely government action before a conflagration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISMS
Sioux City Journal
United States
America
Land of the Free
Home of
Brave
A Farmer’s Diary Reflects on Quiet Autumn Days
In a November diary entry a farmer’s wife notes mild weather three weeks before Christmas, enjoys a day of moseying, and reflects on family farms still held by intergenerational owners. She recalls Thanksgiving travels to Chicago and Sycamore Illinois, a marriage license issued in Huron, and a visit by S. Randall returning from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Gentlemar
Chicago
Sycamore, Ill
Charles Ward
Ward
Dean
H. D. Deal
Waterloo
Robert Henry Nemitz
Huron
Selma Lundin
S. Randall
Minneapolis
Power
Ten Years Ago In Huron Cold Morning Scout Moves and Snow Plans
Ten years ago in Huron a frigid morning saw the thermometer at seven below zero. Four new Tenderfoot Scouts joined troops No. 2 and No. 28, while Fred Rush transferred to No. 2. Don G. Walker became scoutmaster of troop 25 at the Episcopal Church with William Tolmie as assistant and others on the troop committee. County officials planned snow plows to ease winter travel amid heavy snows. A postnuptial shower for Mrs. William Musolf featured cards, a reading, and a lunch. guests included Miss Olive Peeves and Miss Mildred Bindenagel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Tenderfoot
Huron
Don Bailey
Craig Hartwich
Lloyd Posey
Clair Bates
Fred Rush
Don G. Walker
Episcopal Church
William Tolmie
C. R. Morey
Harry Sewell
John Wheeler
RE. P. Sinclair
Beadle County
Laura Hangon
William Musolf
Musolf
Mabel Huntwork
Olive Peeves
Mildred Bindenagel
Charlotte Kerkow-Williamson
Hanson
Margaret. Frost
Pictured beast of the forest and related clues
A puzzle-like page fragment lists many clues across horizontal and vertical sections. It mentions animals, objects, and terms such as tiger, blackbird, house cat, silkworm, rodent, and religious denominations, with scattered numbers and partial phrases suggesting a word-finding grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Ielier
Radio Features Teer Is RADIOL.AD
New York reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain will address the Foreign Press Association dinner in London on December 13 via WABC CBS. Radio listings follow for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and other stations with programs through the evening including Allen Cantor Eddie Cantor and Symphony broadcasts. Royal Neighbors plan election and Turtle Creek Ladies Aid met in Wessington with Christmas gifts and sewing for comforters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Neville Chamberlain
Wabc-Cbs
London
The
Foreign Press Association
WEAF
NBC
al Pearce
Richard Crooks
Phil Spitalny
WABC
CBS
Eddie Cantor
Pat Minstrels
WIZ
Robinson
Phi Beta Kappa
Radio Forum
Clyde Herring
Pan-American Congress
Federal Council of Churches
School of the Air
Cincinnati Symphony
W. R. Willstrom
Formosa
China
WIZ Nbc
Tack Armstrong
Clark Dennis
Benno Rabinoff
Malcolm Claire
the Angler
Hunter
Dick Todd
J. Crawford
Amos
N’ Andy
Xavier
Cugat
Russ Morgan
Jimmy Kemper
Ramos
Amos A' Andy
Lorraine
Radio New Period
Fd Thorgersen
Howie Wing
Bob Trout
Barry Wood
Jimmie Fidler
Holly
Selen
Menken
Edward G. Robinson
al Jolson
Jean Hersholt
Jack Bi
Jimmie’ Fidler
Wallace wheat deal stirs Washington hush over price reveal
Washington reacts to a covert U S wheat sale scheme amid plans to sell 20 million bushels to exporters for British mills at below world prices. Officials hint at subsidies, with figures suggesting a 28 cent per bushel U S subsidy, while critics fear impact on Canada Argentina and Lima treaty dynamics. Pat Harrison accelerates a lecture campaign as cotton rice and tobacco quota referenda loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wallace
London
Canada
State Department
Hull
Tennessee Mountain Fousewords
Argentina
F. R.wilcox
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
England
U. S
Mr. Wallace
South America
Lima
Wilson
Brown
Evans
Hutson
Duggan
Bledsoe
Jarret
Perkins
Zee Mallox
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Huron Publishing CC
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Arthur H. Hage & Associates
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Calif
Northwest Daily Press Association
U. S. 14
Brookings
Ruth Millett
Robert Irwin
Cecilia L. Schulz
Washington, D. C
Japan
Boston
W. $. Jones
John G
Lucky) Ball
Hoxie, Kan
George Clark
Anna May
Great Lakes
Jourern
Roman
Oto
Fas
Teer
RK. N. A
Wessington
Royal Neighbors of
Turtle.cheek
Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
FSC
Pat Harrison
Ieader
Senate
Detroit
Cincinnati
South Bend
Congress
National Committee For Art Appreciation
Keak “Lee Eee Besos
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