Society Gossip and Celebrity Nuptials Parade
A sprawling society column notes Tony Bliss and Jo Ann Sayers as a steady pair, while Bill Buckner pursues business in Mexico post parole and Lillian Garis becomes a new heart interest. Lupe Velez flirts with Arthur Cordova and Remarque sits cold on the Western front as other film figures mix in rumors and upcoming events at the Ritz Carlton prom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroadway Bulletin Board
Orew Root, Jr
Whitney’ Bourne Griffis
Anthony
Tony
Bliss
Marshall Field
Jo Ann Sayers
Bill Buckner
Mexico
Lillian Garis
Laird Cregar
Lupe Velez
Arthur Cordova
Erich Maria Remarque
Gene Tierney
el Morocco
Count
Cassini
Cam Marshall
Washington Redskins
George Price
Washington Know-Alls
Laura Ingalls
King Features Syndicate
Ritz Carlton
Carol Marcus
Papa
Mama
Local Newspaper Postal Rates and Publisher Details
The Huron Publishing Co notes subscription rates for local and out of state readers. Rates include 20 cents weekly by carrier and 6 dollars yearly by mail in Huron. Other South Dakota carrier rates 15 cents weekly. mail options listed. United States mail rate is 6 dollars yearly.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
S, BL
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
United States
America
Huronite
Hbrary
Naillea
Couiry
Eee
Defensive Warfare Is Now Completely Out Of Picture
The piece argues the war favors aggressive offensive action over defense. It cites World War II lessons, highlighting failed defensive lines like Maginot and Stalin Line, and urges taking the battle to enemies. It notes Japan’s offensives, potential Allied targets, and the likelihood of a prolonged five year conflict with invasions of Europe.
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Hitler
United Nations
France
England
Europe
Russia
Singapore
Japan
Axis
Dutch East Indies
India
Australia
Africa
Rommel
Axis defeat of defensive warfare threats to Atlantic lifeline
The text warns that a German surface fleet escaped Brest and could menace Britain’s lifeline if released into the Atlantic after Helgoland repairs. It stresses the urgency of building naval strength to destroy or immobilize the fleet, noting the UN may lack capability for large offensive action for another year. The Axis upended traditional defense concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Dover
Atlantic
Helgoland
Britain
United Nations
Axis
False front patriots hamper war effort with stamp redemptions
A wartime column condemns loud patriotic show while cashing defense stamps and bonds. It cites Cleveland and national redemptions totaling over six million dollars, argues such acts undermine Treasury and war aims, and urges a moral building code to sustain genuine patriotism.
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Pearl Harbor
Washington
Lincoln
Hermann Goering
Cleveland Post Office
Uncle Sam
General MacArthur
Nimitz
Treasury Department
Redeemers
Treasury
Don't Be In This Rogues Gallery Of Time Wasters
Ruth Millett argues Americans waste others time more than ever and singles out types such as rambling long phone callers, always needing the head of an organization, perpetual "just looking" shoppers, indecisive buyers, and perpetual no-shows. She calls time wasting unpatriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Coneet
War rhetoric and civil defense voices echo wartime warning
Figures including T Semmes Walmsley and John Curtin speak of a people’s war beyond nations, Dunkirk and Singapore cited as fronts, while OPM chief Stacy May condemns German-American participation amid Gestapo fear and Dr Frank Bohn headlines the German-American Congress for Democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bohn
Congress For Democracy
Anglophobia and the misunderstood English in American life
A guest editorial argues that anglophobia among native born Americans is widespread and unfounded. It credits Britain with preserving American safety during World War II and urges readers to reassess historical grievances and the value of British allies.
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Sioux City Journal
British Empire
New World
British Isles
Tafay
Lme
Rouke
Simple Words to Quiet Isolationists in Wartime Speech
Raymond Clapper reports on President Roosevelt urging Americans to support a global war effort against Germany and Japan. He condemns isolationist arguments that would pull U.S. ships and troops home, stressing unity and map-based facts to counter demagoguery during Pearl Harbor era debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
America
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Japan
California
New England
Panama Canal
Russia
Hitler
Europe
Asia
Africa
Tle
Ene
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights War Time Programs
Central War Time listing from New York outlines a dense array of radio programs across networks NBC CBS MBS and Blue. Entries include Fanny Brice Aldrich Bing Crosby Wales and Barrymore Frank Lipsa Duffy's Tavern Major Bowes Ama teurs Big Town and more with news world war updates and music variety shows.
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New York
NBC
CBS
Fanny Brice
Henry’ ‘Aldrich
Bing
Edwin
C. Hill
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Desi‘Halban
Nbe
Frank
Blue
F. Waring
Jean Cavallo
Radio Magic Blue
Fulton
Lewis, Jr
Dr. Caldwell
Radio Magic
Lucille “Manners
Kate Smith
Variety
Berle
Chas. Laughton
Russell Bennett
Elmer Davis
Abe Lyman
Abe Red
Basic
CBS Concert Orchestra
Cbhs
Elsa Maxwell
Flagg
Sgt
Quirt
Ted Steele
Chs
Vwest
Abe
Farewell Party Honoring Ambitious Local Soldier
A farewell party for Emil R. Bentz was held at the Paul Bentz home in Alpena as he prepares to report to army camp on February 27. Attendees included many Neuharts, Ochsners, Brosts, Burma family members, Scholtzmans, Ayes, Bittermans, and other local relations. Lunch was served late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Emil R. Bentz
Paul Bentz
Adiel Neuhart
Jake.Neuhart
Phillip Brost Andison
Jasper Burma, Jr
US Commerce estimates per capita food and beef consumption
The Department of Commerce estimates that over a 56 year lifespan an average person consumes about 106400 pounds of food and that total beef consumed during that interval amounts to 3416 pounds.
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United States Department of Commerce
Lippmann Urges U.S. Reforms in Civilian War Functions
Walter Lippmann argues the United States must reorganize civilian defense and war administration. He criticizes delays at the White House and Cabinet weaknesses, urging broader reform in labor, commerce, shipping, state, and Navy to mobilize full war effort. He praises Churchill’s leadership while calling for Roosevelt to detach delays and restore decisive policy.
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New York
Donald Nelson
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Alaska
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Stimson
Nelson
Leon Henderson
Leiserson
National Labor Relations Board
Tabor
Miss Perkins
Department of Commerce
Jones
Secretar Jones
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Ann Shirley
John Payne
Roger Pryor
Stewart McDonald
Housing Commission
Florida
Ona Munson
Glenn Young
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Dorothy Kilgallen
Martha Stephenson Kemp
Victor
Spencer Martin
Air Corps
Gene. Raymond
Wiiter
Louis Hayward
Honolulu
Mickey Mouse
Maxie Baer
Adele Jergens
Horace Schmidlapp
Burgess Meredith
Paulette Goddard
Margaret Kim Lao
Kim Lao
Justin Gilbert
Reginald Gardiner
Nadia Petrova
Pat di Cices
Gloria
van Heffin
Hazel Forbes Richman
Strand
RCAF
Luise Rainer
Milton Berle
Senera
Miami
Robert Beachley
They
Say
T. Semmes Walmsley
Office of Civilian Defense
Dunkirk
John Curtin
Stacy May
OPM
Gestapo
Parece
Great Britain
Nazi Germany
Walter Lippmann
By Walter Lippmann
Navy Department
Maritime Commission
Lippmann
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