Publication and subscription details for The Huron Publishing Co.
The Huron Publishing Co lists editor and publisher, postal classifications, subscription rates by carrier and mail, domestic and international pricing, and advertising bureau affiliations. It notes reprint rights to Associated Press dispatches and lists advertising rep offices in Minneapolis and New York City.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Carrrer
South Dakota
United States
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolia
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Peace Vision for Americas Global Role 1933 Editorial
The Evening Huronite on October 7 1933 argues for a postwar peace where the United States holds final say and secures freedom of movement and commerce. It stresses strong independence at home and abroad, demanding sustained peace and assured national employment through trade and power.
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America
Army rules for soldier voting miss for overseas voters
A wartime voting guide from the Army highlights that qualified service members can vote in April primaries in Pennsylvania Illinois and Nebraska and the April general election in Louisiana but the system is ill suited for overseas voters. The rules demand overseas ballots face delays and complex forms. Congress must develop a plan to ensure the voting right remains practical for soldiers abroad with fewer delays and red tape.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Nebraska
Louisiana
Army
Illinois
Blood for Blood donors and the promise of blood science
The Journal of the AMA reports experiments at New York University and the U S Public Health laboratories. Donors' red cells are suspended in dextrose and reinjected, enabling weekly donations for 12 weeks. Plasma separation limits this method now, as only 12 labs can process blood for armed forces. Facilities would expand if needed, and donor discomfort may decrease as the approach advances.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
New York University
U. S. Public Health Laboratories
New York City
Railroads report rise in passenger traffic
New York Central carried 20 percent more passengers last month than in January 1943. Pennsylvania and New Haven lines reported a 10 percent increase. From all who rode these lines in January, 43, the inevitable question remains: Where did they ride?
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New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania and
New Haven
James
Washington Calling U S Industry to Rebuild Russia After War
Washington dispatch argues US lend lease should aid postwar Soviet reconstruction. It notes dams and rail equipment may move to rebuild Dnieper strai and industrial sectors, with Stalin seeking outside machines and expertise. The piece links Soviet policy shifts to national interests and outlines Communist World Party responses in the US and Cuba.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Marquis Childs Washington
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Dnieperstrai
United States
Edgar Snow
Saturday Evening Post
Stalin
America
Wendell Willkie
Communist Party
Earl Browder
Latin America
Cuba
Batista
State Department
Popular Socialist Party
Constantine Qumansky
Mexico
Dumansky
Mexico City
Mount Popocatapetl
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Women urged to join WAC by war leaders
Ruth Millett reports Col Oreta Culp Hobby called home with a demand from commanding officers in England Africa and Italy for thousands more WACs. The piece argues American women must quit non essential jobs and mass enroll, showing patriotism and a real part in the war effort alongside allies, including a note from Col Palmer on Allied odds.
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Ruth Millett
Oreta Culp Hobby
WAC
England
North Africa
Italy
Africa
War Casualties At Kwajalein And Tarawa Compared
The Christian Science Monitor analyzes American losses in the Marshalls campaign. It credits equipment and preparation for low Kwajalein casualties, notes heavy Tarawa losses, and suggests factors beyond firepower influenced outcomes. The piece compares bombardment, planning, weather, and execution across both operations.
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Marshalls
Christian Science Monitor
Kwajalein
Tarawa
Ernie Pyle On The 34th Division In Italy
Ernie Pyle describes the 34th Infantry Division in Italy, noting long overseas service, turnover of personnel yet preserved identity, and the respected command of Lt. John J. Sheehy of New York. He paints a portrait of veteran Iowans and loyal soldiers, highlighting morale, leadership, and the weariness of long war.
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Ernie Pyle
Veterans Overseas
Italy
Atlantic
34Th
Ireland
John J. Sheehy
New York City
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Tack Sheehy
Trish
Sheehy
American Airlines
New York
Leutenant Sheeny
Ration Calendar Warnings On Stamp Attatchment Rules
Office of Price Administration officials remind that ration stamps must remain attached to books when presented for commodities. Brown stamps G W X and green G H J L M have varying good-through dates. Fats, waste fat, and airplane stamps show specific limits and unit values.
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Office of Price Administration
Inspection Deadlines Listed for Book Holders
Tadetailed notice outlines required action dates for book holders. Tine inspections must be completed by February 22, with book by February 24 and book by March 31. Endorsements on all coupons are required immediately upon receipt.
South Dakotan Among Pacific Air Bulls Dogs
A brief on Marine pilots nicknamed the Bulls Dogs who surged from the U S to join the Pacific air war. Led initially by Major Gregory Boyington, the group scored 24 enemy fighters shot down over Rabaul on December 27 28 with two pilots lost. Among the pilots was First Lieutenant Dwight Dempster of Springfield South Dakota.
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United States
Solomons
Guadalcanal
Rabaul
New Britain Island
Bulls Dogs
River J. Morrell
Los Angeles
Calif
U.S. Naval Academy
Moreil
Redonda Beach
Bull Dogs
Gregory Boyington
Okanagan
Wash
Bull
Dog
Aimensz
Lieut
Dwight Dempster
Springfield
S. D
Paula Kelly sings for Eddie at Fort Jackson prison visit
Dorothy Kilgallen relays Paula Kelly’s unscheduled Army prison concert at the Rehabilitation Center near Fort Jackson. Kelly performed for a recovering swing guitarist named Eddie in an outdoor setup behind the stockade, with guards present, lifting morale and aiding his reform prospects. The story notes other servicemen watching, a gardenia gift, and a Purple Heart sergeant expressing gratitude for the performance.
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Usq-Camp Shows Inc
Armed Services
Bob Hope
Joe BE. Lewis
South Pacific
Paula Kelly
Paula
Bob Allen
Columbia
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Fort Jackson
Hope
Frances Langford
Eddie
Eddi
Paula Reves
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al Donahue
Ian
Stockade
Comodore
Miss Kelly
Dow Jackson
Pete
New Columnist For Huronite Has Brilliant Career
Marquis William Childs rises from Clinton Iowa upbringing to a 20 year journalism career. After University of Wisconsin and Iowa teaching, he returns to United Press in New York and St. Louis, then travels widely shaping his syndicated Washington column.
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Marquis William Childs
Washington
Marquis
Mississippi
Clinton
Iowa
Childs
University of Wisconsin
United Press
Chicago
University of Iowa
New York
Post-Dispatch
Middlewest
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The
United States
Harper's
Sweden
Europe
Childs Career as a War Correspondent and Author
The narrative outlines Charles Childs career with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, noting awards for Sweden: The Middle Way and Washington: Calling. It covers investigations into oil expropriation in Mexico, Senate slander suits, and Childs’s role as Washington correspondent since 1934. It also references his books Toward a Dynamic America and This Is Your War, plus anecdotes about his life and hobby of figure skating.
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Danenta
Sweden
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Washiton Calling
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Scandinavia
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Madrid
Mexico
Senate
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Pennsylvania
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
America
William T. Sto
Saturday Evening Post
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Yale Review
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