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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
4
Evening Herald quote from October 7, 1939 asserts that lasting peace requires America to have final say, ensure freedom of movement and commerce, maintain employment through adequate trade, and safeguard freedom and independence at home and abroad. The statement emphasizes proactive US leadership in shaping a secure global order.
A dated opinion piece condemns Howard C Hopson and his five year sentence for defrauding customers and stockholders of about twenty million dollars while using funds to influence legislation. The author argues trust in American institutions depends on such figures facing consequences and decries inside abuse of “The American Way.”
Savings deposits across American banks have grown for the seventh year in a row reaching 25.750 billion with 45.791 million accounts. While many hold multiple accounts, the figures suggest broad distribution of savings among the population and hint at potential government use for war loans similar to 1917 19. This money exists as deposits, not new credit, and borrowing could fund bonds without inflating the money supply. It highlights the nation’s defensive financial strength.
Governor Leitman leads New York legislature to address soldier voting amid vast future drafts. He argues the right to vote must be preserved for service members as states differ on rules, urging a principled revisiting of laws before elections. The piece notes the Arlington Cemetery motto about citizens in service.
Ruth Millett offers practical dating tips for women aiming to hold a man’s interest. Keep your voice soft, avoid gossip, talk about his interests, and present a poised, feminine image. Do not overdo self-promotion or complaints, and aim to seem smart yet approachable.
The quoted lines express diverse views on war, peace, and internationalism from figures such as Willar C Bullitt Abram L Sachar Carrie Chapman Catt Fannie Hurst and H G Wells. They discuss potential conflict, access to Poland, international cooperation, and universal peace sentiments in a historical newspaper snapshot.
The piece argues total defense is a complex effort involving materials, labor, policy, and coordination. It cites the National Defense Advisory Commission and stresses accelerating work and production while balancing peace and defense. It calls for unity among government, labor, and the public to direct resources efficiently and quickly.
Washington dispatch notes the fight over the aid to the democracies bill is forming a straight party clash. Republicans say administration planning pushed a Democratic bill from the start. Observers warn a party line vote could brand Republicans as isolationists and threaten Wendell Willkie’s leadership. Congressman Vorys calls it a showdown on policy with Britain.
New York January 1 The March of Dimes broadcast will feature Eddie Cantor and a star lineup across networks on January 25. Jack Benny Fred Allen Rudy Vallee Bing Crosby Edgar Bergen Helen Hayes Amos ’n’ Andy Fanny Brice Judy Garland Burns and Allen Mickey Rooney and others will participate. The program includes multiple shows and time slots on WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ and more with guests such as Orson Welles and Lionel Barrymore.
Three questions present multiple choice style with errors and misprints. Options include Uruguay Bolivia Brazil for Montevideo, a second about a county with choices Russia Canada Denmark Norway, and a third about Pennington with Meade Custer among others. The prompt directs readers to consult the classified page for the answers.
A historical puzzle page lists across and down clues centering on a congresswoman theme with hints to a mixed set of words. The grid teases readers with loaded terms such as Indian gem influenza and imperial abbreviations while promising answers to previous puzzles and a junior level vertical set.
Miss Lorna Cook hosted ten girls at a theatre party and fourcourse dinner at the Depot after a Sunday outing. Miss Beatrice Thompson and Miss Helen Blume visited Redfield. Minnie Anderson guests with Mrs. Fret Foasberg. Wikoska Club surprised Maud Tollefson with a handkerchief shower. Toverson resigns as Red Cross nurse to return to Wisconsin. Church wardens elected at Greco Episcopal. state yearbook staff named by Curtis & Ford.
A local program mixed music and readings with Cats and Jammers and Vagabond's Trail highlighted. Mrs Robs Mrs Fay Hackett Mrs Ferris Nerreter and Mrs Fi Noyes received gifts at a guest event with lunch served by the host. Pollen from certain weeds causes major hay fever impacts nationwide. Nebraska's first state capital building sits on the farm of Westerho b H.
Mrs. Howard Keck Mrs. Tony Fisher and Mrs. Frank Delvaux hosted a cradle shower for Mrs. Robert Ross Jr. at the Delvaux home last Friday afternoon. Entertainment included con-
Advertises new spring patterns in crepe and rayon to flatter waistlines with pattern sizes 14 to 42. Includes a 39 inch pattern, sewing chart, and order details requiring 15 cents per pattern plus mailing information. Also promotes a Spring Fashion Book with easy self-made designs for day wear and children's wear.
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