Huron Publishing Co run weekly paper ad rates and staff note
The notice lists publication details for THE HURON PUBLISHING CO including address at 4p Third Strew Huron South Dakota and rates per week per month six months and year. It mentions Associated Press news dispatch rights and national advertising representatives in major cities and notes a telephone contact for department requests.
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Huron Publishing CO
Robert D. Lusk
Privr
Huron
Cersier
South Dakota
Moonth
United States
Perse Pho
Otwa
Chenethen Natonal Advertising
Arthur EH
Hage
New Yorke
Kattos City
Omsha
Nebs
Denver
Calo
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Northwest Daily Press
Asm
Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Minn
Showmanship of G-Man Hoover Draws Fire in New York
The article defends J Edgar Hoover while noting police complaints about his showmanship in the Brunette raid. It argues fame aided the G man’s deterrent image but warns excessive theatrics may hinder federal local state police cooperation and war on crime.
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Tn 2
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Geman
New York
Harry Brunette
New Jersey
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Zaharolf
Greta Garbo
Donatlons
Army general urges denim uniforms for cost savings
General Hagend proposes blue denim for soldiers to cut expenses, but the War Department defends olive drab for camouflage, warmth, and dryness in trenches with pneumonia cited as a major danger. Critics say denim warns of workwear and would misrepresent troops in parades.
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Johnson Hagend
Arn
War Department
O. C
Hagood
British Empire to Evolve Into Imperial Council
The piece speculates on the future of the British Empire as it declines in direct rule. It envisions a shift from crown to an Imperial Council with Canada, Australia, and South Africa represented, potentially giving real power in federal matters from London, and likens it to a modern republican Roman empire lasting longer with widespread representation.
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Canada
Australia
South Africa
London
Roman Empire
Rome
Faces and facades of crime and trust in a Baltimore survey
A Baltimore survey debunks stereotypes of criminals and shows the public misjudges people by appearances. It cites a New York gun battle tainted by J Edgar Hoover praise for a feared criminal and notes embezzlers as ordinary in behavior until they turn. The piece cautions against entrusting family savings to strangers with friendly faces.
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New York
J. Edgar Hoover
G-men
Baltimore
OMINOUS SIGN On Windsor Simpson Marriage Clash Rumors
An Austrian source reports Edward Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson debating wedding style with secret preference from the duke and a colorful wish from Simpson. The split hints at potential future clashes over pomp and rank as royal duties loom.
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Austria
Edward
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Interesting Editorials from ROTE collection
A brief listing notes editorials selected from American newspapers in South Baketa. The Daily Prominent Irgest file includes items open for reference at the Evening Huronite for study and merchandising information. The library venue is the News Room on the second floor of the Evening Huronite Building.
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Bouth Baketa
Ealsor
Wallace Looks Ahead to Farm Policy and Trade Shifts
New York Times analysis of Secretary Wallace’s annual report argues farming faces a clearer future with higher prices and lower surpluses, but warns the farm problem may return without stronger demand. It weighs crop control versus expanding foreign markets and questions U.S. tariff reductions to revive trade.
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Wallace
X Conorrned
Mr. Wallace
Sbvinus
Hull
United States
Swiss Court Sets Frankfurter Murder Sentence
A Swiss court sentenced David Frankfurter, a Yugoslavian Jewish medical student, to a lengthy term for the murder of William Gustloff, a Nazi agent in Switzerland. The decision followed strict legal reasoning despite public sympathy, drawing comparisons to German treason trials and underscoring judicial impartiality amid global tensions.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Swies
David Frankfurter
William Gustloff
Switzerland
Frankfurter
Jugo-Slavia
Gust
Germany
Cae
Reichstag
Wit’ Tas
Christmas fights build in new deal ranks
Washington dispatch outlines a jumbled power shift among FDR era officials. Ickes seeks housing control, Wallace handles rural resettlement, HOLC may pass to McDonald, and leadership talks aim to calm caucus rifts as Rayburn contends with O Connor.
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Washington
Claus
New Deal
Inkes
Mr. Claus
PWS
Mr. Ickes
PWA
Sod
Wallare
Thas
Jong White
Tary
Federal Housing Administration
Mr. Faber
Mr. McDonald
Liquidaion
Note to your exchange rokers
Note to your exchange rokers outlines four points to be considered by the Securities and Exchange Commission next year. It calls for floor traders to margin commitments, prohibits margin trading by commission houses, warns specialists against manipulative tactics, and reserves the segregation of broker and dealer for future review.
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Santa
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
New York Nightlife Echoes In Four Decades Of Glamour
George Ross surveys a bustling New York scene with Libby Holtman in ermine, Ray Bolger hosting Noel Coward, and Count Covadonga amid Burlesque and Rockefellers. Warner Bros opens Flatbush studios reviving Vitagraph memories as old names fade.
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New York
Libby Holtman
el Mo
Ocean
George
Kattman
Ray Bolger
Picqudilly
Noel Coward
Count Covadonga
Alfonso
42Nd St
Coney Island
Heckler
Wea Circus
Dinty “Moore
Steak && Chop
George My Coman
Warner Bros
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Anita Stewart
Earl Williams
Lillian Walker
Mabel Normand
Norma
Constance Talmadge
Maurice Costella
Tieleng
Dolores
Alice Joyce
Paul Kelly
Vitagraph Studios
Aife
Hollywood
Diary of a Farm Woman in December in South Dakota
A diary entry recounts a frugal December day on a Central South Dakota farm. The writer describes breakfast hardships, feeding poultry to survive winter, family illness, holiday preparations, and the impact of weather on daily tasks. The tone is intimate and pragmatic, noting telephones, Christmas plans, and small acts of neighborly generosity.
Gift of the Magic Toy Operetta Staged in Wessington
The Christmas operetta The Gift of the Magic Toy was staged by Wessington grade children at the Community Hall on Monday evening. Miss Dave Testerman directed the production with assistance from Mrs Viola Starkey and Osval Shanbe.
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Wessington
Achor l of
Dave Testerman
Viola Starkey
Osval Shan- Be
Mildred E Barber Resigns Teacher Post in Willow Lake
Miss Mildred E Barber resigns as a rede choo instructor in Willow Lake and will take a similar post at Brookings City School. Dr and Mrs A B Fleeger and Miss Nell Fleeger hosted the women faculty at dinner Tuesday evening.
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Mildred Barber
Willow Lake
Mildred E. Barber
Rede Choo
Brookings City School
A.B. Fleeger
Nell Fleeger
Ainner
Supreme Court faces doubt over Duke Power retrial decision
In Washington, December 24, observations swirl about whether the Supreme Court is demoralized or merely misread. A retrial order in the Duke Power case stirs talk of procedural dodging and the fate of New Deal policies and PWA powers. Rumors attribute the bench’s stance to political pressures and illness, while bipartisan critics urge decisive rulings.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Poweras
PWA
New York
Duke
Counc Ns
Hughes Acter
Duke Power
Hughes
Buprume
Justice Stone
Nu Que
Washesington
Justice Roberts
MacReynolds
Butler
VanDevouieney
Sutherlanderil
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Christmas Visits and School News
The item recalls Pearl Wallace and Elva Pwen leaving for Bristow for Christmas, Lucile Sanderson and Marie McWhorter visiting in Pierre, and Q. W. Mason and J. P. Stahl traveling to Spink County on business. Lutheran Sunday school plans a Christmas Eve program at the Lutheran Church with many students named. Faculty members from Huron College and school staff are noted for holiday travel to St Paul, Ovage, Urbana, Carrollton, and Parkcom, with several instructors and students mentioned by name.
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Willow Lake de
Willow Lake
Half Moon Theatre
Tonaht
Isynumuel Reformed Church
A. J. Koopinian
Charles FP. Stewart
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Mim Marvin Vidermann
Miss Esiglla
Lyle ‘Thorsness
Helga
Agnes Oyen
Ruus Thompson
Clarente Pugiems
Leonard Puglsang
Harold Mehum
Renford Rowe
Ed Demlo
Mable Croninel
Lilvie Collins
Madeline Stack
Noevin Brown
France Gascoigne
Caroline Fugling
Clara Jensen
Iona Formine
Ruby Jo~gen
Margret Orville
Reed Tootopeor
Huron College
Crona
Slice Anne Glimorm
St. Paul
Ella Starr
Io Ovage
Elly [McIntyre
Urbara
Muzeirese Dedeg
Mvade
Chicago
Clemest Thomas
Scedery
Parkcom
Mem Mars
Scruby
Carrollton
St Chritnas
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George Clark
Ata
Santa Claus
Tamarow
van Swieringes
New York Times
Paul Blallon
Paul Mason
Purat
S. Clare
Weas
Tugwell
ML Wilson
Milo Perkins
Roosevelt
House
Johm O'Connor
Sam Rayburn
Sock
White House
Rayburn
South America
Meader
Norbeck
South
Dakota
Berry
Peterson
Centerville
Point Berry
Senate
Pearson
Tesim
Comeone
Maytor
Republizas
Narbeck
Rokers
George Ross
Phanal
Radio City
Europe
Sunken Plaza
Wbles
Prometheus
St. Mociut
Rockefellers
Jane Cougpd
Jane
Jerry
Chrismas
Jim
Jerry Boy
Young Peoples Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Shuteins
DeJong
Welter
Telford
Bryant
Willow Lake Catholic
Father Coype
Willow
Lake
Dec
Rodney Dutcher
Garner
Maritime Commission
Navy
Wellis Simson
Werenit Omly
Indy
Earl Winfield Spoved
Aviacon
Ann
Lantdon
Spencer
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