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Peace and freedom in a global postwar settlement
A quotation from Evaning Huronus dated October 7, 1930 advocates a peace with American strength shaping global order. The speaker calls for freedom of movement and commerce to sustain employment, alongside lasting freedom and independence at home and abroad. The text emphasizes American leadership in shaping a secure, enduring peace.
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Farmers Plow Forward In Changing World Farming Edition
In a 10 year arc, Central South Dakota farmers adapt to drought insects and erosion by plowing to conserve moisture and plant drought resistant crops. The Evening Huronite presents an annual farming edition to guide intelligent plowing amid new global changes and threats to free government.
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Tolstoy
South Dakota
South Daketang
The Merry Men From Down Under in War News
Australians are praised for bold action in recent weeks as they capture Bardia and land at Singapore with spirited songs. The piece notes their cheerful disdain for formal regimental bands and the whimsy of their wartime conduct.
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Bardia
ASCAP
Singapore
Australians at the Dock Demand Roll Out to Barrel
A vivid scene on the dock portrays dignified British staff officers as music plays and pennies fall from the crowd. The narrator laments about Australia’s population of ten million and suggests the men are the kind the world might lose or gladly know better, expressing a wish they would be on one’s side in conflicts.
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Strongnough
Hitler
Washington
Madison Square Garden
George Jean Nathan
George
Aix
Dinsmore
Grace Moore and Sons
Kirsten Flagstad
Husba
Allyn Joslyn
A Billion Dollars Fun From America’s Pleasure Byways
The Census Bureau estimates the United States spends about a billion dollars annually on entertainment along commercial byways. Movies absorb over half, bowling alleys about fifty million, race tracks forty million, and pool halls nearly as much. Professional baseball trails in sixth place.
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Census Bureau
United States
Mrs. America
Millions For Mercy Aid From Red Cross To Europe
The United States has not turned away from Europe's suffering as the Red Cross spends nearly 20 million dollars to aid stricken people in Europe and Asia. About half supports Britain, with France, Greece, China, Spain, Poland, Belgium, Canada, the Netherlands, Norway and Switzerland also aided. This aid reflects unity amid global division.
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Belgium
Canada
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Easy Does It Remembering How To Be A Lady
Ruth Millett promotes a quiet, friendly demeanour for women. The essay urges patience in speech, avoiding quarrels, and resisting showy, risky posturing. It counsels self control, kindness, and avoiding gossipy talk to stay ladylike.
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Ruth Millett
Quote anthology cites war leaders and bankers on wartime aims
A compilation of quotes from Henry H. Heimann and George A. Harvey notes on credit, free gifts from Manhattan, and transfer of the Virtue statue. It discusses defense production, long-term living standards, and bombing aims in a sharp, era-typical remark style.
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Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Manhattan
George A. Harvey
Wise on armament production and Britain aid
Guest editorial notes America can reach high warplane output, with 1,038 planes in January 1941. Most go to the US armed forces and Britain, prompting debate on aid vs self-defense. Knudsen predicts 18,000 planes in 1942. labor strife and policy hitches are discussed. Congress urged to trust military leaders to allocate material for maximum safety.
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Anyody
William S. Knudsen
Snndsen
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Navy
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France
Milit
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Knudsen
Raymond Clapper Seeks Britain Clarification On Postwar Plans
In Shunston February dispatch Raymond Clapper argues both sides urge Britain to define future aims. He cites Senate calls for commitments in the Orient and Monroe Doctrine, sees growing U S Britain alliance as a unified effort shaping postwar order with naval and industrial cooperation and a trusteeship concept guiding free nations.
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Shunston
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Orient
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
Japan
Daily Quiz Questions and Answer Choices
Three questions present a multiple choice quiz with labeled responses. The first asks which state is known as the Wolverine State and lists Mississippi Michigan Montana. The second names Charles Thompson and Benjie Franklin as options for authors or notable figures. The third asks Manila’s country and presents Hawaii Bahamas Philippines Virgin Islands as choices. The page also references a classified ad page and a format for answers.
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John Hancock
Charles Thompson
Benjie Franklin
Georg Washington
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Philippines
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Virgin Island
U. S
Roosevelt to Speak Twice on National Network Broadcasts
New York reports President Roosevelt is slated for two all network broadcasts, one Thursday night from Washington for a Motion Picture Academy banquet, and a March 17 address accepting the national gallery of art in Washington. Radio listings show extensive schedule notes across NBC CBS and MBS networks with various programs and times. A separate item notes Charles Z Beckley of Lead, South Dakota, commissioned as second lieutenant in the Marine Corps Reserve after completing intensive basic training.
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Roosevelt
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Washington
Motion Picture Academy
Lorelei
National Gallery of Art
Charles Z. Beckley
Lead
S.D
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Corps Schools
O, Va
Dorothy Kilgallen on Broadway in Wartime Nights
Dorothy Kilgallen laments Broadway under wartime changes. She notes khaki clad men, draftees, and crowded venues, contrasts glamor with lean times, and muses on stars, stagehands, and a few satisfied performers in New York. She praises Allyn Joslyn as a sterling local talent.
New Dialogue Ideas for Fight Announcers and Stage Acts
Commentary on televised fight lead ins and mimic performances. The writer muses about fresher lines than the familiar corner spiel and questions whether producers use screamers in mystery dramas. He notes dislike for gimmicky acts and gloomy hotel lobbies, urging lighter, era-appropriate entertainment.
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Dean Murphy
Amendments to Lend-Lease Bill Question Senate Clarity
Walter Lippmann argues amendments aimed at clarifying the lend-lease bill do not add or remove powers but mislead. He cites Congress’s limits on regulating the President and warns such declarations could confuse policy and threaten peace. He recalls Spain 1898 to emphasize executive supremacy and strategic naval authority.
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