Huron Publishing Co. Rates and Postal Details
Publication details for Huron South Dakota and U S circulation. Rates listed: 20 cents weekly, 6.07 annual by mail in state. outside state 15 cents weekly. monthly and quarterly mail options with varying prices. U S yearly rate two dollars. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising representatives.
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THE
Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Hwon
Huron
Vactier
United States
SHE Associates Press
Associatedness
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Chan Gurney Should Be Retained In Senate
The Evening Huronite urges the retention of Chan Gurney in the U S Senate, praising his wartime leadership and independence. It argues his six year record shows strength on the Military Affairs Committee and broad statesmanship, opposing Al Miller’s bid. The piece notes wartime unity over partisanship and calls for continued Gurney leadership for South Dakota and the nation.
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Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Evening Huronite
Chan Gurney
United States Senate
Gurney
South Dakota
Washington
Congress
Senate
Ming
al Miller
Chan
Mme
South
Munda Jungle Worst For Yankee Invaders Says Clapper
Raymond Clapper describes the Munda campaign in the Solomon Islands where jungle forces inflicted heavy 25 percent losses on Yankee troops. He notes Seabees clearing coconut groves to build a new airstrip, dugouts and camouflaged Jap installations, and reports on the rugged terrain, vicious snipers, and the 43rd and 37th divisions enduring brutal months in the Pacific theater.
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Clapper
Vvy
Raymond Clapper
Munda
Solomon Islands
Cnd
Nimitz
Guadalcanal
Henderson Field
43Rd
New England National Guard
172Nd Infantry
Green Mountain Boys
Ohio
Bougainville
USA
Hong Kong
John K. Dexheimer
Louisville
We The Women Keeping Servant Readjustments In Life
Ruth Millett notes a tip for households needing to keep a maid. In East Had dam Conn Barry Wood's wife kept her maid content by sharing one night weekly with the maid and by adjusting duties. The piece urges understanding a maid's life to avoid turnover and suggests concessions over raises.
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Ruth Millett
East Haddam
Conn
Barry Wood
Jap s a Jap theory challenged by war service record
The piece denounces the idea that a Japanese American is inherently disloyal, citing loyalty shown by citizens of Japanese ancestry in Italy and the War Department ruling to reclassify Japanese Americans born in the U S. It notes numbers of Japanese Americans in the armed forces and those interned or evaluated for loyalty.
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Mitchell Republic
Italy
War Department
Mayflower
United States
Japan
John L. DeWitt
House
Steren
Germs Hated but Russians Feared Most in Baltic Areas
Stockholm dispatch reports a guerrilla mix of Russian parachutists Baltic partisans and German deserters harassing Nazi lines as Soviet troops push into Estonia. It notes locals fear Russia more than Nazis while property suffered under Reds and about 2000 Estonians fight with Finland against the Soviets.
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Robert Sturdevant
Stockholm
Baltic
Red Army
Estonia
Narva
Narova River
Gulf of Finland
Peipus
Sted
Baltic Sea
Finland
Kronstadt
Leningrad
Finkind
Soviet Union
Nagova
Baltic States
Russia
Tule Lake detention sparks debate on loyalty and service
Japanese-Americans detained as disloyal at Tule Lake. Six thousand figures show many Japanese-Americans serving as volunteers in the armed forces, countering claims of widespread disloyalty. The U S Public Health Service backs mass 4-ray tuberculosis screening for war workers and families.
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Tule Lake
The
U. S. Public Health Service
People urged to buy Extra War Bonds
A wartime appeal declares Fourth War Loan sales must rise and labels excuses for not purchasing Extra War Bonds as unworthy. It stresses personal responsibility to support troops in Europe and the Pacific and warns readers their inaction harms the war effort.
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Europe
Pacific
Willi
Ration calendar details and stamp validity warnings
Office of Price Administration warns stamps must be attached to books when presented for commodities and not removed early. Lists good-through dates for Brown B and W stamps and Green G H J stamps, fat recycling value, sugar stamps IV 30 and 40, fuel stamp periods, shoes and airplane stamps, gasoline No. 10 and C2/B/C1/B2 coupons, mileage notes, and tire inspection deadlines. Endorsements required on receipt.
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Office of Price Administration
Valentine Party Held By Juniorettes Auxiliary
REDFIELD February 10 The Juniorettes of the American Legion Auxiliary held a Valentine party February 7 at the home of Darlene Better. After the business meeting the girls played games and exchanged valentines. A lunch was served to close the afternoon.
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Redfield
American Legion Auxiliary
Darlene Better
Effects Of Tobacco Smoking May Be Good Or Bad
Boston University School of Medicine reports by Dr. Walter L. Mendenhall show two cigarettes can restore nerve sensation toward normal after excitement or low mood, while excessive smoking depresses mood and alertness. The study notes rapid, stronger effects from smoking versus rest and links nicotine to temporary mental clarity, with potential habit formation risks.
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Boston
Boston University
Walter L. Mendenhall
Guypr
Mead
Mendenhall
Kilgallen on Broadway and the War Bond bonanza
Kilgallen reflects on Broadway showbiz and wartime mood noting a bond salesman who found gold among gamblers in the metropolitan area. He mentions audience noise at Higher and Higher and color quirks of Ina Ray Hutton, plus backstage color choices. The column touches Tin Pan Alley, radio, and the hazardous life of musicians with jokes about instrument ailments.
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Miss Twidget
Treasury Department
Frankie Boy
Marlene Dietrich
Reverend Davidson
Ina Ray Hutton
Strand Theatre
Miss Hutton
Marie Laurencmn
Johnny Black
Jimmy Durante
Garry Moore
Durant- Tm
Moore
Eeither
Georgia Gibbs
Tin Pan Alley
Deas Fe
Ex-State College Athletes Have Reunion In Italy
Brookings reports a reunion of former State College athletes led by Captain Ronald Ringsrud a former all conference Rab bit tackle. He lists Lt Col Bob Coffey Capt A Arndt Captain Bob Théresen Major Arden Brill and Captain Ralph Lassen among attendees. Ringsrud, previously stationed in North Africa, is now believed to be somewhere in Italy during the informal gathering.
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Italy
Brookings
Iformnal Reumon
Jetief
Rom
Ronald
Rosy) Ringsrud
Rabbit
Ringsrud
Bob Coffey
A. Arndt
Bob Théresen
Arden Brill
Ralph Lassen
North Africa
Mrs Freeman Honors Sailor Son At Party
Mrs Lyie Freeman honored her son Morton Freeman at a Sunday evening party at their Alpena home. Morton, home on a 15 day navy leave from Great Lakes, hosted Ernest Schmidt, also in the navy, who visited during the gathering.
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