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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1941
Page
4
An editorial in the Evening Huronite argues for a postwar peace centered on U S strength. It calls for freedom of movement and commerce, ensuring continuous employment, and preserving independence at home and abroad with the United States maintaining final say in global affairs.
A classic defense of public education against factional influence. The piece notes the large scale of U S schooling, the role of local school boards, and the duty to weigh textbook concerns impartially rather than bow to special interests. It cites groups like the American Legion and the National Association of Manufacturers and argues education should foster independent thought rather than indoctrination.
The nation demands swift anti monopoly action by the Attorney General against ASCAP and BMI to protect radio listeners from the music war. The public has realized that music in this country is a big business with wide influence on what is heard on air.
The piece argues that ASCAP and BMI control music, harming listeners and broadcasters alike. It condemns the broadcasters for failing to negotiate and urges government intervention to ensure entertainment and morale through diverse works. It emphasizes radio as a public service funded by ads and regulated by the FCC.
One half of the 15 million expected filers may owe taxes after exemptions. This year any individual with 800 dollars or more in gross income or a combined 3200 dollars for married couples must file. By March 15 the deadline arrives, and many first timers must obtain blanks and prepare returns.
Ruth Millett argues training college girls as mechanics could create a new domestic tension. If war comes and girls are needed, their skills may clash with husbands. If not, the “helpless” image could haunt family life.
A fragmented clippings piece cites Dr. Lewellys Barker of Johns Hopkins and President Roosevelt. It reflects on heredity, defense will, and American youth’s readiness to meet armament demands with a sense of pride and duty.
A Republicanka editorial in Vermillion disputed a claim that a test sample showed spoiled corn from a granary bin. The writer explained the sample came from a sack near a ventilation hole, not a formal test, and described regular sampling of older bins to verify conditions.
Washington reports a surge in naturalization filings after a massive alien registration drive. Officials say about 400,000 applications are now on file with expectations to double within a year as the government plans to naturalize millions. The push also aims to reduce illegal entries and address broader Americanization goals while highlighting defense works funded by WPA across the country.
National networks WEAF NBC CBS and MBS schedule a half hour inauguration concert from Constitution Hall Washington with Nelson Eddy as soloist On air Chaplin will deliver the closing speech from his film The Great Dictator The listings cover multiple stations programs and times for January 16 and January 15 including Cavalcade of America Eddie Cantor Dr Christian Fred Allen Hour and more.
A damaged quiz page presents three questions with a scoring table and instructions. It asks how many can be answered from four options per set, then lists choices and a note about a clarified answer page. The fragment mentions South Dakota legislation and a 60 day, 90 day, or 31 day period and references a specific city and Fabric wording.
A compiled list of crossword style clues and numbered entries referencing biblical characters and items such as the Ark, flood, and various related terms. The mosaic includes answers for milestones like the raven, dove, and animal pairs, plus assorted ages and measurements.
One of the prettiest weddings of the season occurred at the Wagner home as Miss Marie Alice Wagner married Ernest R Ball with Rev. C E Boyce officiating. The bride wore white satin with silver lace, a diamond brooch, and carried pink bridal roses. A four course dinner followed. the couple planned to visit Minneapolis before settling in Huron.
The South Dakota Chiropractors Association announced a legislative program for the current session. It seeks facilities and equipment for chiropractic services at state institutions except schools and a seat for chiropractors on the state board of health. The plan was adopted at a Pierre meeting with leaders including Drs. Solberg, Schietert, and Tjaden among others.
Pattern No 8727 offers a two way neckline option for a shirt-waister suited to misses and women's sizes. Includes sizes 14 through 42 with yardage details, easy sew chart, and pastel fabric suggestions for travel or year round wear. Mail orders to The Evening Huronic pattern department with 15 cents per pattern.
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