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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1941

Page

4

Third Street Editor’s Offer At Barn Advertised

From 49 Third Street area, editor and publisher Joe Peat offers a Barn service for 34.00 per year. South Dakota delivery by Garner at 75 per week. Mail rates listed include one month 80c, eight weeks 1.00, three months 10, six months 52 75, yearly across the United States Bs.

Third Street E. Hetert D. Leek Joe Peat Ofer Barn Senand Clasutier South Dakota Garner

Two Lindberghs and a warning to United States

The article contrasts Lindbergh the aviation expert with Lindbergh the foreign policy figure, arguing one voice speaks for technical aviation insight while the other risks undermining liberty by aligning with Nazi influence. It warns that public sentiment could shift toward tyranny, urging Americans to unite.

Fragmented noir style piece on a botched chemistry incident

The text portrays a chaotic scene around a failed chemical experiment and a bank collapse amid a muddled narrative. It hints at a plant incident, dubious recipes, and a critique of time worn rules, with scattered references to copper oxide and unsafe practices.

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National Guard Dienst May Extend Beyond One Year

The text discusses possible extension of National Guard service beyond a year due to international tension. It notes Congress could lengthen the current draft period, warns against dislocating units if National Guard elements return early, and suggests Guard members may be kept longer as the situation evolves. It also mentions selective service trainees approaching camps and a Detroit youth incident as a tangential note.

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Professional Mother Leads a Modern Sisterhood of Mothers

Ruth Millett analyzes the rise of the so called professional mothers in America asserting they treat childrearing as a career. They boast scientific methods, view children as case histories, and scorn old fashioned affection in favor of a tolerant, challenging approach to motherhood.

Ruth Millett America Billy Stara

Tribute quotes and slogans on democracy and totalitarianism

A collection of quoted statements from Grove Patterson and Ralph Sockman alongside a joint note from the Office of Production Management. The remarks contrast press liberty, democratic ideals, and warnings about centralized power in wartime governance.

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Editorial warns against overemphasizing military threat to Britain

The piece argues the United States should not fear invasion by Germany across the ocean if Britain falls. It stresses economic invasion via South America as the more likely danger, with Europe’s material dependency and U S exposure to disrupted exports. The author cautions against mobilizing war aims around a distant attack while economic pressure could erode American strength first.

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Simpson’s old fashioned horse sense shocks politicians

Raymond Clapper recalls Ken Simpson’s stubborn stand against Roosevelt era politics. Republicans, he argues, err by opposing every Roosevelt suggestion. Simpson urged a reformist Republican stance, balancing labor and business, and his advocacy aimed to salvage the party from outmoded conservatism.

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Daily Quiz Classified Puzzle Teaser

Daily quiz prompts three questions with four options per set. It asks how many can be answered and grades responses from incorrect to excellent. The snippet mentions a homestead tax exemption and a property tax reduction and asks a geography question about the location of the British crown estate.

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Radio Programs Tie Roosevelt Birthday to Nationwide Celebrations

NEW YORK January 30 The President's sixth birthday celebration is linked to a nationwide radio program featuring dance bands and greetings from parties across the country. Networks list specific time slots and performers on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and more, including orchestras, vaudeville acts, and campus notes.

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Hollywood gossip and rumored romances swirl in Reno headlines

A jumble of celebrity names and marriages dominates a Reno bulletin board. Jom Bennett and Walter Wenger headline as rumored splits threaten marriages among high profile stars. whispers of divorces, weddings, and new matches swirl through Lindy's circle with Addision Randall, Pamela Howley, Ma Berle, and others tied to ongoing speculation.

Jom Bennett Walter Wenger Reno Tati ‘Colie Donahue Gertie “Lawrence Pamela Howley W. Caban Bennett Morton Downey Addison Randall West

Broadway Voices and Film Gossip Across Headlines

The column surveys explosive developments at an experimental arena weapon test and a cascade of Hollywood chatter. It notes James McKinley Bryant’s Windsor visit, Roger Pryor and Ann Sothern’s rumored plans, Antatole Litvak considering two screenwriters, and Bing Crosby turning down a lucrative tour. Also covered are Alfred Vanderbilt’s social circle, Natalie Clark linked with Marshall Heminway, Patrician Gon and others, plus industry scuttlebutt on Gertrude Lay’s play and industry feuds involving Eddie Cantor and Fred Allen.

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Axis pressure and U S naval role loom in war drift

The piece surveys Fascist spokesmen warnings that American aid to Britain violates neutrality and may draw the United States into conflict. It weighs Mussolini and Hitler’s possible lines, emphasizes U S naval entry as pivotal to halting Axis plans, and muses on Britain's evolving peril and shipping losses.

Marriage Announcement from Aberdeen Highlighted

Twenty years ago today Miss Ora EB Green and Jerome Starr wed in Aberdeen last Sunday. Miss Green, formerly of Huron, known in this city for working at Fleming Goods Co and trimming hats at Mowers Millinery. Mrs. Benj. Thomas announced Red Cross vacancy concerns as Maud Cokerson’s health nurse position remains open. Various local visits and birthday mentions follow with red white roses decorating the center of the table.

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