Local Rates and Postage Notice for Huron SD Periodical
Subscription rates listed for Huron South Dakota subscribers by card or mail with weekly, monthly, and yearly options. Mentions Associated Press rights and advertising bureau memberships with office addresses in Minneapolis New York City and other details.
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Huron
Ruron
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South Dakota
Eartier
United States
Associated Press
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Chematon
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Leington Avenue
New York City
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Peace in which America Has Final Say and Freedom of Movement
Evening Huronite quotes a 1928 view arguing for a peace shaped by U S power. It advocates freedom of movement and commerce to sustain employment and national independence both at home and abroad, urging a durable equilibrium.
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America
Forament
Fron
Exchange J ‘Ries
Huronite
Hbrary
Beuth Osketa
Bet
Matropolitan
Titty
Forte
Dinah Shere
Errol Flynn
Eddie Cantor
Lex Thompson
Philadelphia
Igor Sikorsky
War Speech Calls For Crushing Axis Powers In Pacific and Europe
The author argues that Pearl Harbor exposed American naivete and demands total defeat of Japan and Germany without extermination of their peoples. It praises Pacific air and naval forces, warns of possible losses, and urges resolve to dismantle Japan's navy and air power, then Germany and Italy, to secure lasting peace.
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Hawaii
America
Germany
United States
Japan
Italy
Hitler
Hamlet
Fuhrer Hiller
Japanese Empire
Reymond Clapper
Pacific
Mikato
Heaven
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Panama Canal
Far East
Singapore
Far
South China Sea
Malaya
America's Battle Cry Remember Pearl Harbor
The speaker vows total victory over Japan and Axis partners, pledging to see the war through to the end despite heavy costs and losses. He denounces Japanese deceit and declares America’s resolve to protect the western hemisphere, drawing strength from Pearl Harbor as a rallying cry.
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Gonte
Japan
United States
Western Hemisphere
Germany
Italy
America
Pearl Harbor
WE THE WOMEN Tact Test on tact and social courtesy
Ruth Millett argues many social missteps come from blunt remarks. A test of tact points to common statements that hurt feelings in family and friends. If you answer yes to several questions, you need to restrain words and consider others.
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Ruth Millett
Jane Brown
Itz
National security and free enterprise urged in quotes
A compilation of quotes on national security, democracy, and economic fairness. Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors urges toughness in business, while Sumner Sugden of Harvard and Albert Hawkes of the Chamber of Commerce stress fair share and continued production. Marines and Quaritico station cited.
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Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
Albert W. Hawkes
U.S. Chamber’ of Commerce
Wartime editorial echoes civil war history and resolve
A fragmentary editorial from American editors contrasts a wartime setback with determination to endure. It cites Civil War battles from Lexington to Gettysburg, noting losses and strategic shifts, then argues American will triumph and force Japan to seek peace, urging steadfast resolve despite early reversals.
United States Faces Huge Task Keeping Ocean Lanes Open
Raymond Clapper warns that Pacific disruption forces drastic revisions in material use and production plans. Roosevelt may curtail civilian metals and expand war material output as Japan presses toward the Philippines, risking tighter supplies and altered shipping routes.
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Raymond Clapper
United States
Washington
Pacific
Far East
Japan
Roosevelt
Philippines
New Caledonia
Manila
Burma
OPM
Radio Programs Time Is Central Standard
New York listings for December 12 outline a full day of radio programs across networks MBS NBC CBS WBC and NEC with war updates and entertainment shows including Lucille Manners Concert Information Please First Nighter Shirley Temple and Robert Young Berle and Laugh, Rochester Philharmonic, boxing, and late night variety and news. Saturday schedule highlights Gordon Jenkins Metropolitan Opera program Nation news and the Grand Old Opry with Sammy Kaye and Orchestra.
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New York
CBS
Whc-Red
Lucille Manners
Katé Smith
Franchot Tone
Shirley Temple
Robert Young
NEC
Berle
Laugh‘ton
MBS
Michael
Kitty
Rochester Philharmonic
Lone Ranger
Bennett
Fritei Zivie Ve
Kid McCoy
Metropolitan
Opera
Defense & Your
Dollar
Columbia
Country Journal
Patti Chapin
Golden
Dante
Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Knickerbocker
Truth & Consequences
Nbc Hobby Lobby
Dave Elman
Elmer Davis
Arturo Toscanini
Bill Stern
Nbc-Red
Cedric Fosters
Opry
Sammy Kaye & Orchestra
Nbc
Dan Bovay
Loriks Re-Elected By Elevator Group
Ole L. Olson of Huts Buxton ND was elected president of the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association. Victor H. Hangan of Herman MN was elected vice president. Oscar Horsfart of Wolf Point MT and M Thatcher of St Paul MN were named officials. Board members reelected include Knud Edimore Richandeon Bayes Jopfont Emil Loriks and Joseph Runealdata.
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St. Paul
Om Directore
Ncaa
Os Knuds
Edimore
N. ‘Richandeon
Sats
Monti Bayes Ee Jop
Broadway gossip flits through roaring 40s chatter
A dense stream of showbiz notes names Dorothy Kilgallen Susan Hayward Jackie Coogan Lily Lily gossip Dizzy details about stars like Chaplin Lombardo and Loy. Mentions Navy duties Doris Duke and a speedy pursuit plane plus a cheeky Yosemite babble about George Jean Nathan meaning little pet monkey.
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Dorothy Gish
Larry Meier
INS
London
Bonnie Edwards
Tommy Manville
Rene
Bonnie
Bob Shaw
Noel Tay
George Jean Nathan
Pacific News Dilemma Warns Against Revealing Facts
A 1941 column by Major George Fielding Eliot urges calm amid Pearl Harbor aftermath. He warns against leaking information that could aid the enemy, notes the need to assess naval strength in the Pacific, and discusses potential Allied moves and Japanese aims without confirming specifics.
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George Fielding Eliot
N.Y
United States
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Theodore ‘Roceevelt
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