Postal Rates and Associated Press Notice
The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions, with weekly and yearly options. It notes the newspaper as a member of the Associated Press and its reprint rights, plus advertising and circulation bureau affiliations in Minneapolis and New York City.
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Associated Press
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Peace and freedom through American strength in 1933
The Evening Huronite quotes a 1933 audience urging a world peace secured by American power. It calls for freedom of movement and commerce, ensuring independence both at home and abroad, and maintaining that peace.
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America
Pecs
Censorship and Its Wartime Legal Contests Across Territories
An analysis of U S censorship during wartime reveals why broad control of mail and communications was deemed essential. Gov Gruening spurs Senate scrutiny over censorship of Alaska and Puerto Rico while legal tests hinge on the First War Powers Act.
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United States
Office of Censorship
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Ernest Gruening
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S
Congress
Army
Navy
Canda
Mexico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
U. S
New York
California
Office of Censorships
Bermuda
Ulster
Newfoundland
New Zealand
U. S. and
Territories
House
Senate
Gruening
Senate inquiry probes UD censorship of mail abroad
The document argues for censoring mail to and within territories including Alaska Puerto Rico and Hawaii from a military view. It contends mainland skepticism about censorship of communications to and from distant possessions and questions if such limits are equally necessary for Canada and Mexico.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Alaska
Puerto Rco
Hawaii
Poor Record Of Fuel Estimates Stir Public Debate
A.Poor.Record Petroleumi Co-ordinator quotes estimates showing half of 722000 eastern seaboard fuel oil users could switch to coal but only 4 percent did. Winter warmth risks loom as temperature targets appear unattainable, amid doubts over the accuracy of the data and public willingness to share in hardship.
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Record Petroleumi
Eastern Seaboard
Let the supermen ponder Uncle Sam's perilous call
In wartime appeals to man merchant ships and tankers, more than 100,000 have applied with 16,000 meeting qualifications and accepted. The rest were sent to training services as anxiety to face submarines is noted, not decadence.
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Uncle Sam
Fight Job Rules That Put Obstacles In Way Of Motherhood
Ruth Millett argues a public works rule forces pregnant employees to take 18 months unpaid leave, harming families. She calls for a fair policy balancing employer needs with a woman's right to work and have children, urging national action as women join wartime labor.
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Ruth Millett
Department of Public Works
They Say and Quotes from Wartime Texts
A collection of quoted lines from wartime figures including Lieut Roger Dyer praising speed records and Churchill on Europe after the war. Joseph C Grew warns of Japan’s ruthless plans while a regional manpower official urges action against layoffs. Dr Robert Taylor speaks on a spiritual renaissance tied to war, and Colgate President Everett Case calls for fighting odds to sustain life’s decencies.
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Roger Dyer
Europe
Winston ‘Churchill
America
Robert. ‘Taylor
The
American ‘Bible Society
Everett Case
Colgate University
Winston Churchill
WPA Leaves U S With Many Benefits
Mitchell Republic notes President Roosevelt urged the Works Projects Administration to wind down for the duration. South Dakota praises WPA for steady relief, noting it kept business flowing and aided families during hard years, while expressing concern about future job needs and social benefits beyond dollars.
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WPA
U.S
Mitchell Republic
Roosevelt
Bris
Works Projects Administration
Sou Dekota
South
Dakota
Gene Iic
Ideaal Wpa
Sjether
Aled
Jock
Private enterprise must supply jobs after war, says Clapper
Washington dispatch notes Raymond Clapper arguing the auto industry proved private enterprise can meet wartime needs. Kaiser adds postwar aims including housing, cars, a modern highway system, and unified medical centers while warning against a looming state control risk if industry fails to absorb millions returning from war.
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Raymond Clapper
Ser
Pennsylvania
Kaiser
Indefinite Item Rationing Under War Book System
Second War Ration Book to be used for many items. Point rationing begins, basing allotments on need. Early customers would secure staples first, risking shortages for cereals and related foods as equal shares are enforced.
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Spoini
Andatnye
Celebrities Share Quirks and Style in 1942 Portraits
The feature surveys stars like Shirley Temple, Dorothy Lamour, Veronica Lake, and Noel Toy, noting private quirks and fashion habits. It mentions Fredy Allen observing locals for comedy, Monty Woolley’s cigarette routine, and Judith Anderson’s dachshund Sinker Too. It also highlights Norma Shearer dental work, George Jessel’s poetry love, Martha Raye’s double talk, Virginia Hill’s fur collection, Topmy Dorsey’s all-night talks, Rudy Vallee’s elevator shoes, and Xavier Cugat’s quick signoffs.
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George Jessel
A. E. Houseman
Walt Whitman
Yard
George
Martha Raye
Virginia Hill
Topmy Dorsey
Rudy Vallee
Xavier Cugat
King Features, Inc
Navy Pearl Harbor photo unit kept shooting amid attack
Navy released Pearl Harbor report detailing photographers who stayed at their posts under fire. About 50 Navy photographers worked from carriers and darkrooms as waves of bombs hit. one man on a gun platform watched comrades fall while remaining focused on his camera. Aerials later aided battle plans in the Solomons.
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Washington
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Navy Department
Cmdr
A. D. Fraser
Solomons
Ration Stamp Values Explain Blue A B C Stamps
Stamps A B and C each total 16 points across their four pieces, summing to 48 points for the first month. The letters mark when stamps can be used, here representing three per month. The text notes the moon factors in an invasion scenario for England due to light and tides.
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England
Pictured at Mexican onyx and puzzle clues
A dense mixed entry features a motion picture reference and a crossword style list. It includes terms like ratified, rodent, Felis Jeo, and various abbrs, with clues spanning anatomy, measurement, and science while noting a paid notice.
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Rhode Island
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Omnes
Studebaker
Henry J. Kaiser
National ‘Association of Manufacturers
Republicae Tional
Dorothy Kilgallen
Voice of Broadway
Shirley Temple
Dorothy Lamour
Fredy Allen
Adelaide Moffett
Canaries
Monty Woolley
Veronica Lake
Judith Anderson
Tinker
Noel Toy
Norma Shearer
Tough Guy
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