Postal Rates and Associated Press Notice Summary
The notice lists newspaper subscription rates for Huron and South Dakota, including weekly and yearly mail prices, plus rates for Elsewhere in the United States. It notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves AP republication rights. It includes reference to the Northwest Daily Press Association and Palace Building in Minneapolis.
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Huron
South
Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Yes Northwest Daily Press Association
Minneapolis
A Newspaper’s Guiding Purpose Realized in Historic Creed
The passage argues that a serving newspaper must pursue truthfulness and fairness without fear or favor. It should lead, inspire leadership, foster progress even through battle, and remain a fair forum for all opinions. It enters homes as a courteous guest, informing, guiding, and entertaining readers while accepting responsibility for today and tomorrow.
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Peace Speech Verse from Evening Huronite 1938
The Evening Huronite on October 7 1938 asserts that lasting world peace must grant America final say and freedom of movement and commerce to sustain employment. It stresses continued peace to preserve freedom and independence at home and abroad.
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America
Government to probe food price cartels nationwide
The U S Department of Justice anti trust division launches a nationwide inquiry into food price restraints. It cites higher consumer costs and lower farm prices since 1920, noting bread milk meat fish and produce are affected and that millions fear malnutrition and foreclosures. Industry groups back an extensive review of manufacture and distribution practices.
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Anti-Trust Division
United States Department of Justice
Department
Anti-Trust
National Association of Retail Grocers
Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America
Public Health Through Medical Examinations
A discussion on using selective service examinations to identify and remedy health defects. Dr. Paul A. Neal estimates 6,000,000 of 16,000,000 registrants will be examined, with plans to address defects in those rejected to boost national manpower and industrial efficiency.
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Paul A. Neal
Neal
Fairy Tale Dreams of Opportunity and a Salt Lake Gift
A historical note recalls a Salt Lake City banker who hosted Newsboys at a Thanksgiving dinner about 40 years ago and spoke of opportunity. The tale frames American potential by recounting Napoleon and a banker’s later claim about pursuit of greatness despite wealth.
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America
Salt Lake City
Utah newsboy dream linked to future governor
On Thanksgiving Day 1940 a governor-elect of Utah attended a Salt Lake City dinner with today's newsboys. The tale centers on Herbert B. Maw, a newsboy from four decades earlier, who inspired such a hopeful vision from the bottom of his heart.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Herbert B. Maw
Bill of Rights Week urged for New York schools
The New York legislature passed a law to teach pupils about the Bill of Rights, with the State Board of Regents designating a Bill of Rights week. It highlights freedoms including religion, speech, press, assembly, search without warrants, speedy and public trials, and the right to confront and compel witnesses. A Superior, Wisconsin couple marks 25 years of marriage as a quirky note in the mix.
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New York
State Board of Regents
Woman director Louise Rousseau breaks glass ceiling in Hollywood
Ruth Millett profiles Louise Rousseau, one of two full fledged women movie directors. At 30 she directs shorts in New York and Hollywood and serves as assistant director on another series. She advises women to start as secretaries to learn the business, rather than rely on college. Rousseau aims to direct feature length horror pictures and sees ample room for women directors in cinema.
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Ruth Millett
Louise Rousseau
Miss Rousseau
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York
Hollywood
Carole Lombard
Miss Lombard
Washington aims to win US recognition for De Gaulle regime
A campaign in Washington promotes recognition of the free France regime led by Gen. Charles De Gaulle. Jacques de Sieyes arrives as De Gaulle’s ambassador and coordinates moves with Britain, while U.S. policy signals cautious handling of Vichy opponents and the Leahy appointment to France.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Jacques de Sieyes
de Sieyes
America
France
William Allen White
United States
U.S
Africa
Maxime Weygand
Weygand
Alonf
Leahy
de Sieges
Britain
E Gaulle Group
William D Leahy
Puerto Rico
They Say on Education and Civic Duty Across Nations
A compilation of quotes from Dr John Dewey Jonathan Daniels Nicholas Murray Butler and Count Carlo Sforza emphasizes vigilance in American life education as a joint family church school effort and the precaution against dictatorships. Historical voices urge active civic engagement and clarity amid global tensions.
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John Dewey
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Editorial Of The Day The United States And Canada
The war has deepened ties between Canada and the United States without changing their fundamentals as good neighbors. A mutual defense plan may lead to a formal treaty, with possible future economic coordination. Immigrant diversity, regional tensions, and race issues require patience while the two nations pursue cooperation and goodwill.
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United States
Canada
Chicago Tribune
Senate
Europe
Asia
Radio Features Marks Sibelius Birthday With Broadcast Tribute
Finland’s composer Sibelius turns 75 Sunday as radio stations plan weekend tributes. Programs include entire concerts of his music and featured broadcasts across NBC CBS WABC WIZ WEAF and more. Highlights list across dayparts cover opera, quizzes, and talk shows with music and cultural features.
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Fime
Sandard New York
Jan Sibelius
Finland
NBC
Red
WIZ
CBS
WEAF
Fanny Brice
Aldrich
Opera Guild
Horace Heidt
Phi Beta Kappa
Robert Millikan
Miust
America
Japan
MBS
Chicago
Sinfonietia
Chicago Symphony
Josef Hoffman
Tals
Sen
Rush Holt
Daily Quiz: Three questions and grading table
A brief quiz item asks how many questions you can answer with one correct in each set. It includes a grading scale and three example questions about state nicknames and a government official attending inaugural ceremonies. The note directs readers to the classified page for answers.
Evening Radio Schedule and Highlights
A detailed listing of radio programs across networks including Abe Lyman performances, Gang Busters, Johnny Presents, Gabriel Heatter talks, Arch Oboler drama I Want a Divorce, Wings of Destiny with Bob Ripley, Marathon Melody, Al Pearce’s Gang, and scientific discussion rounds. The schedule spans late afternoon to late evening with news, plays, and music featured on NBC CBS and related stations.
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Nbe
Alma Kiicneil
Cbs
Wabe
Edwin C. Hill
Cbs-Wabe
Weaf
Treene Wicker
Hedda Hopper
Yella Pessi
Dixie Bill Stern
Wjz
Paul Sullivan
Harold Turner
Mbs
Chain i
Lil Abner
Lowell Thomas
Josef Marais
Amos & Andy
Death Valley
Abe Lyman
Cbs-Basic
Gabriel Heatter
Bob Ripley
Raymond G. Swing
Draft Falk
Melody Mbe
Bhae
al Pearce
Nbc
C. Saerchinger
Tall
St. Louis
Byrd Sahate
Local residents noted in a brief clipping
A fragmentary notice from a South Dakota clipping lists individuals connected to Huron and nearby areas including Harve and Brookings, with partial names and relations suggesting a social or community item. The readable text references Dr and Mrs My lips si of Harve and Bird of Brooking.
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Mrs. My
Harve
Huron
Brooking
Puzzle Clue Grid Across and Down Answers
A dense list of cross word style clues with numbers. includes frontiersman, items like biscuit refrigerant and golf club. vertical and horizontal hints mix with misprints and partial phrases, suggesting a themed word puzzle with many short definitions and wordplay clues.
Lake Preston Driver To Be Tried December 11
Eerl Munion pleaded innocent to a charge of reckless driving after a collision on Lake Preston's Main Street six weeks ago. Mrs. Chris Christensen suffered a broken leg in the crash, and the trial is set for December 11 when the court reconvenes at De Smet.
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Lake Preston
Eerl Munion
de Smet
Munion
Chris Christensen
Ree Heights Names New Band Director McKenna
Laurence McKenna of Edgeley has been appointed band director and seventh eighth grade teacher at Ree Heights High School. He succeeds Roland Hac kett called to National Guard. McKenna holds a BA from Jamestown College and studied at the University of Michigan. Birthdays: Minnelle Friedman and Alice Allen celebrated at a party hosted by Mrs Friedman and Mrs Allen.
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Ree Heights Ree Heights
Laurence McKenna
Edgeley
N. 1
RIN
Roland Hackett
Callen
National Guard
McKenna
Jamestown College
University of Michigan
Sonus
Wellington
Mry
Phil Friedman
Scotten
Staun Af
Minnelle Friedman
Alice Alien
Friedman
Easy Aces Bridge Club Meets in Alpena
The Easy Aces Bridge Club met at the A. J. Siedschlaw home on Monday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lyle Free and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Brammer. A 1:30 dessert luncheon was served. The notice notes 243,857 miles of railways in the United States.
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Shidge Club
Alpena
Easy Aces
A. J. Siedschlaw
Lyle Free
Man
Carlos Brammer
United States
Potter County Feed Outlook Optimistic
Potter County reports mild weather and good land fueling fat sleek livestock. Farmers store hay to last through winter as conditions ease from the prior drought. Sheep numbers appear steady and the 1940 pig crop lags behind 1939. A few snow flurries and limited severe cold occur. dams filled by fall rains support livestock health through the season.
Circuit Court Term Opens At Highmore
The December term of circuit court opened at Highmore with Judge J E Hughes presiding. The first day covered preliminaries and jurors were excused until Wednesday morning. Three criminal actions and several civil cases appear on the calendar with J P Maloney of Aberdeen as defense counsel and C E Noel as prosecutor.
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Alshmore
Highmore
Jonn FL Hughes
J. P. Maloney
Aberdeen
C. E. Noel
Esmond Dark for Repairs Hit Town Lights
Esmond has been without electric lights since last Friday due to repairs at the town light plant. Kerosene lamps are common and some social events were postponed for lack of lighting. power was sporadically restored Sunday and Monday for a few hours.
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Esmond
Date Or Daytime Frocks Pattern 8342
Pattern 8842 offers simple sewing for day frocks in ginghams linens and percale with a sash bow and ric rac. Sizes 12 to 20 fit, yardage listed for 39 inch fabric with and without nap, plus ric rac. Send 5c coin address style number and size to The Evening Hutonite Pattern Service Chicago. Fall and Winter Fashion Book available.
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W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Jiang
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