Huron NW Publishing rates and masthead notice
The Huron News publishes at 49 Third Street SE with Robert D. Lusk as editor and publisher. Rates: 20 cents weekly by carrier, 6.00 yearly by mail in Huron. elsewhere in South Dakota 15 cents weekly by carrier and 6.30 yearly by mail in the United States. Associated Press republication rights noted.
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the Huron NW Publishing
Third Street, S. E
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Secret Weapon of Censorship Revealed in War Effort
The article explains how censorship, once seen as defensive, serves as a vital secret weapon in war. It details how U.S. Office of Censorship supervisors screen overseas mail and communications, relay military intelligence to authorities, and issue intercepts for ship and troop movements to aid national security.
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United States
U.S
U.S. Office of Censorship
Byron Price
OOC
Office of Censorship
Care- Indy
ONI
Office of Naval Intelligence
Secret intercept safeguards guard privacy in counter espionage
The Amy General Staff explains intercept procedures for shipyard sabotage, code messages, and hoarded telephones. If misused by officials, copying intercepts would violate public trust and breach privacy protections, with authorities like War Production Board and the Army acting to recover critical stock.
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Amy General Staff
Martime Commission
FBL
South America
War Production Board
Army
Farm Comeback Brighter South Dakota Farm Income 1942
_cash income from farm marketings in South Dakota rose 38 percent for January to August 1942 compared with 1941, livestock receipts up 45 percent and crop receipts up 10 percent. Eight month total was 130.255 million versus 95.287 million last year._
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South Dakota
State College
WE THE WOMEN Dont Apologize Mrs America War Job
Ruth Millett argues American housewives should stay at home to support the war effort, noting British day nurseries show limited child care needs and praising housework as a valuable form of labor. She contends women at home may work long hours while avoiding full factory duties.
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Ruth Millett
America
Kathleen Simon
London
Great Britain
Fighters Reflect On World War II Foreign Intrigues and Duty
Barney Ross recalls Guadalcanal fighting calling the war a finish fight with no referee. Cordell Hull cites deception in diplomacy and the need for nations to aid democratic ideals. Sir William Beveridge urges revolution over patching in a revolutionary moment.
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Barney Ross
Guadalcanal
Aepcent
Juan Antonio Rios
Sir William Beveridge
Wallace
Chicago
War Finance Drive Promises Nine Billion in December
The piece notes the United States Treasury nine billion dollar Victory fund campaign, targeted at individual investors and institutions to fund wartime securities. It compares to the six point nine billion Liberty Loan of late 1948 and urges increased December investments.
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United States Treasury Department
United States
Voice of Broadway gossip queries about stars and scandals
A dense page of celebrity questions covers Edgar James Edna Johnsons Howard Hughes Dale Foster Greer Garson Richard Ney and other stars. It asks if Garson Ney Tibbett and Hepburn associates have newsworthy ties while noting vacation and personal life rumors.
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Paulette Goddad
Edgar James
Edna Johnsons
Arthur Murray
Eileen Shirley
Harts Richman
Raymond Clapper Warns Super Bombers Endanger Future Wars
Washington columnist Raymond Clapper argues that Pearl Harbor prompted rapid wartime mobilization and industrial drive, warning that super bombers and volume production could threaten world safety. He urges learning from the past, avoiding isolation, and maintaining world stability through global markets and preparedness.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Detroit
Aime
Public Opinion Divided Over Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt
George Gallup reports strong public sentiment both for and against First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. The survey finds many admire her public influence on policy while others criticize her visibility in government affairs. Regional differences and gender views color responses, with disappointment noted by some who prefer a more traditional role.
Public Reaction Mixed On President's Wife Tour In England
Reporters and residents weigh opinions on the First Lady after a visit to England. About one hundred comments split roughly equally on approval and disapproval of her persona, column, and perceived commercialization. Some praise sociability and courage while others say she should stay quiet and let the President speak.
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Dred
England
Bronx
Sun Valley Closes For War's Duration
Sun Valley Idaho closes for the duration of the war the famous winter resort will suspend operations bells will not jingle reindeer are kept off the slopes and holiday festivities are canceled during hostilities.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Air Raid Message Precedes Trial Blackout in Defense Region
Omaha report states a simulated air raid warning will precede a 29 minute blackout in the seven defense region beginning 11 p.m. Monday December 14. Sub area control officers may test alerts and issue simulated messages with civilian defense approval. Radio stations will keep lights on for safety. Non Rogers cites resort closures December 20 due to staffing and supply shortages.
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Omaha
Dec
Paul B. Clemens
Internal Security
Puzzle title fragments and clues from a historical page
A readout of mixed across and down clues with partial word lists and abbreviations for a puzzle page. Includes references to geographic names like Ireland and Nevada and several thematic clues such as bodies of land and church holidays.
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Mussolini
Africa
Cordell Hull
Amatica
Hurenuts
Dattee
Victory Fund
Minneapolis Star-Journal
Chicago- Sun
Moilk Wallace
Dorothy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
John Garfield
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Rochester
Winnie Sheehan
Jake
Gotham
Georgie Jessel
Carel Bruce
Rose Teed
Diane del Rio
Hendrick Willem van‘ Loon
Margo Heller
al Jolson
Tony DeMarco
Binnie Barnes
Warner
Ann Sheridan
Marion Cooper
Luise Rainer
Shaw
St. Joan
Gabriel Pascal
Stephen Crones
Dana Turner
Phil Baker
Mitzi
Busch
Coq Rouge
8Th Ave
Tom Dewey
Congress
King Festures Syndicate, Inc
Haymond Clapper
Anthony Eden
Edinburgh
Chungking
Chicago Loop
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Rce
France
Helief
Eleanor Roosevelt
George Gallup
Aurora Institute of Io
Princeton
N. Fe
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Herselt
St. Louis
W. P. Rogers
U. S
Ireland
Nevada
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