British Methods Cause Irritation In Trinidad Censorship
American business leaders in Brazil and natives alike fret over British censorship at Trinidad delaying mail and hindering closer hemispheric ties. The piece notes British and Canadian interests control Rio de Janeiro Tramway Light and Power, with Light worth about 500 million dollars, 40 000 employees, and 80 million in gross income, plus substantial state-like influence and public relations efforts to shape coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Trinidad
Rio
New York
London
City Improvement Company
Rio de Janeiro
Jre
Light
Sao Paulo
Toronto
Rio d
Bio
Brazilian Industry and the Light Company Dilemma
The text describes pressures on Light to supply materials to small Brazilian firms, a mandate to purchase low grade coal, and a shift from American to French telephone types amid shortages. It notes United Press dominance in news, Pan American Airways in transport, and Standard Oil control in gas and oil, with Brazilian regulatory hurdles shaping local commerce and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Light
Standard Oil
United Press
News 4
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Standard
Anglo-Mex
Shelly
Texas
Sint
General “Electric
Ita
G. B
Australian troops strike Japanese lines in northern front
Straits Times correspondent reports that Australian and guerrilla forces ambushed and killed a Japanese major general and his staff on the northern front. The unit, aided by rubber planters, traveled by night to live in the country and carry on operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stralians
Singapore
Straits ‘Times
Weather report with erratic OCR figures
The fragment describes weather statistics with unclear values for highest and lowest yearly temperatures and monthly precipitation. It mentions sunrise and sunset times and includes garbled phrases, indicating a damaged weather page with unusable OCR.
Fire damages Hudson River Pier used by New York Central Railroad
Three fireboats battled an early morning blaze that destroyed a Hudson River pier used to access offices and service for thousands of New Jersey residents. The fire alarm prompted rapid response and control within an hour, with the New York Central Railroad and America South Africa Steamship Line facilities affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Tuba River
New. York
Central” Railroad
America
South ‘Africa
Steamaci I Ead
New Jersey
Eeey
Manhat
Bonilla Farmer Recounts Delivering Huronite in 1888
A Bonilla area farmer recalls delivering and selling the Daily Huronite to subscribers from 1888 to 1892. The newspaper was published by Longstaff with offices at the north corner of Third Street and Wisconsin Avenue. Levy notes he also delivered the Times, a weekly publication printed then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
James
Bonilla
Levy
Aer
Third Street
Wisconsin, Averue
Times
Taft Named to Lead Opposition Against Veto Power
Washington Jan 8 An untethered party line sees Senator Taft of Ohio tapped to rally opposition to a farm bloc effort granting the Secretary of Agriculture veto power over wartime price controls. Senate leaders, including Brown Barkley and Bankhead, weigh votes as Brown and Barkley question Bankhead’s tally while planning a Friday test. A martial note ends with an odd Mars remark about a man leaping 1000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
Sy Z - Fatt
Hoover
Lesder Barkley
Kent
Brown
Michi
Sepinas Ine Semeris
Bankhead
Alabama
Thhe
Hoth Brown
Barkley
Local notes and arrival updates from Tilford and Huron
Rose and Harold Turcotte returned by bus to Tilford South Dakota after a week with their grandparents E J Lynch and relatives in Huron. The Rains family from Jackson Wyoming visited in Huron and Pierre with local hosts. A housing ad calls for modern heated rooms for January events at the Chamber. Birth announced Shirley Louise Kruse at a Huron hospital weighing seven pounds three ounces. Georgia Skeras leaves for Stephens College Missouri after visiting home. Betty Bauman remains in Sioux Falls hospital following an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Harold ‘Turcotte
Tilford
S. D
E. J. Lynch
Harry ‘Marone
Huron
James V. Rains
Jimmie Gerald
Bethel June
Jackson
Wyo
Rains
Harry Lynch
Woonsocket
Presho
Hayes
Chamber of Commerce
EL. MceWhorter
Faribault
Minn
J. V.kalahar
Fyiday
Rubinoff
College Aud
Max Kruse
Shirley Louise
Huron Hospital
Fleming
Georgia Skeras
Stephens College
Columbia
5. Skeras
Stephens
Rubimoff
Ivis
College
Elizabeth Cone
Stockton
Cal
RE. Cone
Kathleen Cone
Betty Bauman
Sioux Valley Hospital
Miss. Bauman
Dale Douglas Hegre Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Hegre
The parents of a son named Dale Douglas born at 11 05 yesterday morning at 8 lb 2 oz report the infant's birth. The couple resides at 1220 Dakota Avenue South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory” Housing Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Fady
Walter Hegre
Dakota Avenue South
Dale Douglas
Luther League Elects Officers at Cavour Meeting
The Invmanuel Luther League held a regular gathering at the Ernest Kopplin home south of Cavour. Ruth Verch was reelected president, with Clifford Zell as vice president, Armond Peskey secretary, Arnold Naack treasurer, Delaris Peskey educational secretary, Esther Zell hospice secretary, Lenora Zell pocket testament secretary. Ruth and Joyce Verch performed saxophone numbers during social hour before lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Ininvanvel Luther League
Ernest Kopplin
Christ Child
Ruth Verch
Clifford Zell
Armond Peskey
Arnold Naack
Delaris Peskey
Fifth 1942 Huron alarm triggered by overheated stove
The fifth fire alarm of 1942 in Huron was turned in at 5:20 yesterday afternoon. Firemen were sent to 1445 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest where officials said an overheated stove caused the alarm but no blaze occurred.
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Busines
Fred & Ferguson
NEA Service
Mustain
Surge
Wan Kajigi
Caroline Islands
Carolines
Down
Undés
Kragon
Br Swe
Lending Diuggiste
Omar
Molnee
Kanvar City
Louesf Bhewx
Diate Ver
Aberdeen
Man
Asoi Rmuilba
Jack Dempsey
John E Grees
Medical Corps
New York ‘City
Heron
Commander
William Kabler
Vivian
San Francisco
Dent
William L. Kabler
U. S
Hawaii
Ark
Iter
Gid Longevich
Pittsburgh
Seaman
Sioux Falls
Pierre eBris
Philip Chad iV
Ashley
Hudson River
Mars
Luther League
Wellard
Irisk
Willeed
H. Humphrey
Sherman
Monk’s Cloth
Habicht
Ha Tagsee
Sens
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