Huron Post Office Notice and 1939 Editorial Quote
This fragment lists post office data and subscription rates for Huron and elsewhere, notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising contacts, and ends with an Evening Huronite quote about peace and American global role dated October 7, 1939. The text preserves local circulation figures and agency references alongside the quoted outlook on peace and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapotis
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
America
Much From Little Wartime record of American Airlines noted
The Truman Committee praises American Airlines for expanding passenger miles, mail ton miles and express ton miles in 1943 with half the planes of 1941. Despite reduced staff and aircraft from wartime losses, safety remained high as flying hours increased. The committee urges returning 160 borrowed planes to support military output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Commercial Airlines
Air Transport Command
Truman Committee
Senate
Ascal
Swedish scientist claims infrared telephotographic device aids bomber accuracy
A Swedish scientist asserts a secret device using infrared rays can guide bombers through thick conditions. He notes the logic may align with Nazi speculation and suggests neutral parties planted the idea to test our confirmation.
Quotations From Leaders On War Time Sentiments
A compilation of remarks from President Everett Case Judge Arthur Day Marine Commandant Alexander Vandegrift and others. The quotes touch on education marriage war strategy and wartime morale with references to Teheran Eden and Elmer Davis. The collection reflects wartime attitudes and concerns from political military and corporate voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Case
Colgate University
Camp Shows keep performers on wartime USO circuit
The USO camp show program sustains many mid tier entertainers who forgo big city pay to perform for troops. Joe and Jane McKenna stay with camp tours alongside stars like Bob Hope and Carole Landis, while Willie Shore remains overseas a year and a half, earning minimal camp pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usc
Bob Hope
Jack Benney
al Jolson
Toe E. Lewis
Carole Landis
Martha Raye
Kay Francis
Ella Logan
G. I
Willie Shore
Chicago
Scotland
Willie
New York
England
MacArthur Seen as Possible Presidential Candidate
The piece argues General Douglas MacArthur is widely viewed as a potential Republican nominee. It notes public talk, editorials, and a Winds primary entry, while stressing MacArthur has not initiated political activity and may let events run their course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Douglass MacArthur
General MacArthur
United States
MacArthur
Vandenberg
Michigan
Quebec
Louis Mountbatten
Myvr
Southwest Pacific
Feneral
War Workers and Luxury Purchases Spark Debate
Ruth Millett argues against blaming women war workers for buying fine items. She urges fairness toward all earners, noting many workers fund war bonds and that luxury may reflect long hours of welding or prior hardship. The piece questions judgment of how paychecks are spent during peak war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weider
Frontline Doctor Praises Ex Newsboys For War Strain
Ernie Pyle reports Captain Emmett L. Allamon of Port Arthur Texas, a regimental surgeon in Italy with the 36th Division, asserts ex newsboys possess strong resilience. He describes their wartime tests, the value of warmth in aid stations, and his belief that such former youths would endure battle due to self reliance. He notes mental strain on soldiers and questions modern parental protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Jas
Emmett L. Allamon
Port Arthur
Tex
Allamon
Hei
Laly
Frank T. Holland
West, Tex
Capiton Allamon
Cura
Alamon
Captain Allemon
America
Bat' c
German Defense Strategy Pivots to Mobile, Zone Warfare
Wartime analysis outlines German plans to resist invasion via mobile armored formations, layered zones, and counterattacks rather than sturdy lines. Rommel and Jodl guide tactics including paratroop forces, rockets, gas, and mines to disrupt Allied landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Marshal Rommel
Geners Joch
Hitler
Jodl
Rommel
Maginot Line
Westwall
Ex-State College Student on Staff of Stars and Stripes
Cpl James D Anderson former State College student and ex staffer of Sioux Valley News Canton and Sioux Falls Daily Argus Leader serves on the mechanical staff of the Stars and Stripes edition at Oran North Africa. Editions of the service newspaper are published in London Cairo Algiers Oran Casablanca and Palermo with plans for Tokyo Rome and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Stars and Stripes
American Army News
State College
James D
Jimmy) Anderson
Sioux Valley News
Canton
Sioux Falls
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
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Vatter
South Dakota
Associatedness
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Judge Arthur
Cleveland
Tokyo
Marine
Alexander A. Vandegrift
Teheran
Anthony Eden
Berlin
OWI
Elmer Davis
John A. Hartford
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Lawson Lowery
Edwin Linkomics
Adm
William F. Hulsey
Ithout Glamour
Dorothy Kilgallen
Manny
Joe
Jane McKenna
Night Club
Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
Millett
Ruth Millett
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
By Gribreltb
John
Smiths
Ernie Pyle
Battlefeld
Thomas M. Johnson Nes
Ritter von Leeb
Haier
von Leela
Leningrad
Stalingrad
Stars, Stripes
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