Huron PublishinCo Offering Subscriptions At Varying Rates
The Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street offers carrier and mail subscriptions with rates for local and distant addresses. Rates include 60 cents for one month and yearly mail subscriptions ranging from five to eight dollars depending on region. The Associated Press holds republication rights for credited dispatches and local news.
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Huron Publishing Co
Third Street
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Robert D. Lusk
Huron
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United States
Associated Press
Peace and liberty in a lasting global order
A historical quote from the Evening Huronite dated October 7, 1919 envisions lasting world peace. It argues peace must enable freedom of movement and commerce, permit tracing and employment for people, and secure freedom and independence both at home and abroad, lasting as long as humanity endures.
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America
Secrecy urged on servicemen reports during wartime
The War Department outlines strict rules on reporting troop routes schedules and destinations within or beyond U S borders to prevent sabotage. Casualty lists may include home addresses but avoid unit designations. Citizens are urged to keep any servicemen information confidential to protect national security.
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Japan
Huronite
War Department
Continental
United States
Press of America
Georgia governor cites Paul in clemency appeal for Klan case
The Georgia governor, Paul and Eugene Talmadge, used scripture to defend clemency for Ku Klux Klan members seeking mercy for brutal union mill workers. Critics note Paul spoke in contrition after persecuting Christians, while Talmadge faces rebuke for mixing biblical examples with political action.
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Talmadge
Georgia
Paul
Saul of
Tarsus
Paul the Apostle
Damascus
Atlanta
Turn On The Steam Defense Bonds Sales Debate
Debate over financing defense continues as Defense Bonds and Stamps sales falter while taxes loom. Current monthly sales total about 300 million dollars, well under the needed annual four billion mark, with officials urging a fivefold increase to fund defense.
Government borrowing and defense bond drive hesitates
Fragmentary OCR indicates debate over government borrowing and a defense-bond and stamp drive. The text is garbled but implies concerns about purchasing power and a peat-emergency context, with hesitation noted by an individual named Alanis.
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Alanis
Nation stockpiles vast quinine in medicine chest
The government’s large reserves of opium were exposed in vaults along with ten million ounces of pure quinine stored similarly. The piece argues this foresight saves in emergencies, noting the national stockpile reflects prudent planning though criticism of other policies remains.
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National ‘Medicine Chest
Unanimous Amazement Woman at Yale Regains Sight After Years
A Yale woman described as blind for years regains sight, recalling mixed first impressions of fashion changes. Mercury lamps may reveal Liberty Island from twenty miles at sea, while a Kansas man is noted for a doughnut dunking incident and a Kansas City shortstop becomes a Cleveland Indians manager amidst a chaotic sports section.
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Yale
Holiday Jitters Hit Busy Women At Thanksgiving Time
Ruth Millett notes the Jitter Season begins around Thanksgiving as women overload plans, shopping, cards, and cleaning. The piece attributes the stress to trying to do too much, crowding days, and failing to enjoy loved ones, predicting many will endure the jitters again this year.
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Ruth Millett
America
Gene
Quotes on liberty democracy and public opinion
The excerpt gathers quotes from Donald M. Nelson Leonard W. Cronkhite Roger Baldwin Frances Keller and Representative Welch. It contrasts business ethics, propaganda countermeasures, Civil Liberties Union cautions, and arbitration efficacy with concerns about government compulsion and the survival of liberty for future generations.
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Donald M. Nelson
Leonard W. Cronkhite
Committee For’ National
Roger N. Baldwin
Civil Liberties Union
Frances. Keller
Cie
Congress
Welch
United States Awakens to Threat of Global War
Guest editorials declare the United States now faces a waking threat as Japan attacks across the Pacific and Italy and Germany act in a shared plan. The piece argues that a free world stands at stake, that the US must strengthen defenses, unite citizens, and prepare to fight to ensure peace until humanity is free.
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United States
Japan
Pacific
Germany
Norway
Italy
Albania
Notway
Banseni
Asia
Hawaii
San Francisco
Panems
Malaya
Braxil
Alsaka
CoEee
Wartime Civics urged as nation bends to total war
Raymond Clapper urges readers to readjust living, suspend casual reporting, and support Roosevelt’s wartime effort. He warns against spreading rumors, notes Congress will probe questions about early losses, and calls for citizens to stand behind the armed forces as the nation mobilizes in World War II.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Japan
Army
Navy
Raf
England
Ssk
Central Standard Time Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
A fragmented listing outlines CBS NBC and radio segments for the day including Topher Deedee Henry Aldrich Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee Frank Goua and Lucile Manners programs. It notes 8:30pm preferred broadcasts and 9:30pm Studio and Variety with Ted Steele and late news.
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Topher
Lucile Manners
Ord
Kate Smith
Mr. Berle
Chas. Laughton
Elmer Davis
Cbs
Abe Lyman
Nbc
Ted Steele
Ming
Mel Alien
Hyde County Real Estate Transfer Notes and Names
County treasurer Merritt A Hanson and official Laura Martin are listed with real estate references and parcels. Names Ralph Cheeseman Clarence Rhodes and Clarence B Samp son appear in transfer fragments with grid references and section numbers. The text references Rural Credit and several township blocks but specifics are fragmented.
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Merritt A Hanson
Laure Martin
Petr
Ralph Cheeseman
Clarence
Rhodes
Hyde County
Clarence B. Sampson
Bito. Shey
Goehring SE
Ise
Broadway Gossip Sparkles From Times Square
A vivid S glance through New York social swirl cites DOROTHY KILGALLEN and Franchot Tone with Joan Crawford murals, Kay Francis with Walter Quadros at the Pierre, Raft losing at gin rummy to Sophie Tucker, and many others in daily showbiz chatter. Ed Wynn strolls Fifth Avenue, Lotella Parsons chats with Reuben’s crowd, and a ringside mix of performers fills the town with rumors and snapshots from the forties to fifties.
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Manhattan
Franchot Tone
Leon
Eddie
Joan Crawford
Kay Francis
Walter Quadros
Pierre
George Raft
Sophie Tucker
Fefe’s
Simone Simon
George Jean Nathan
Sunny River
Robert Young
Pacific
Gertie Lawrence
Broadway
Ed Wynn
Fifth Ave
Jeffry Lynn
Breech’s
Lotella Parsons
Hollywood
Reuben’s
America Must Be Awakened In War Unity
Walter Lippmann argues America faces a world war intensity requiring national awakening not isolation. He warns against delaying mobilization and urges a united coalition with Britain Russia China and others to prevent a separate peace. He calls for clear diplomacy and legislation to sustain a total war effort and avoid catastrophic defeat.
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Walter Lippmann
New York
Hitler
Britain
America
Axis
Japan
Pacific
Europe
Africa
Atlantic
Great Britain
British Commonwealth
Russia
China
Netherlands
Frem
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