Huron Publishing Ad Rates and contact details
The Huron Publishing at 49 Third Street, Huron, lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. Rates include 20c weekly, 0 per year locally, 15c weekly elsewhere in South Bekota, and mail options of eight weeks 1.00, three months 1.50, six months 2.75, and one year within the United States. The paper, a member of the Associated Press, notes rights to AP dispatches and local news, with advertising reps listed in Minneapolis and New York City offices.
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Lexington Avenue
New York City
Better Relations With Mexico Amid Oil Expropriation Talks
The note argues Mexican willingness to compensate expropriated oil properties, citing Sinclair subsidiary Mex Fuel taking $300,000 and a $1,000,000 land expropriation payment. It praises stable administration and closer US Mexico ties, urging amicable resolution of the long running dispute and mutual valuation talks.
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Mexico
Peru
Mex Fuel
Sinclair
United States
Cardenas
Avila Camacho
Cata
Shadow World War Expands Across Oceans and Continents
Across the Russo German border a titanic clash unfolds as axis leaders declare one side doomed. The struggle extends beyond Europe into South America and North America, shaping public opinion and political alignments as fascism and communism vie for influence.
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Axis
Rusia
Hitler
Mussolini
Arctic
Murmansk
Odessa
South America
Russia
North America
The South American Hitlers Threat to the US
The piece warns that a Nazi victory in Russia would hurt US relations with Latin America and empower anti American forces. It argues overseas fascist propaganda and pro Germany sympathizers, including local stormtroop organizers, would gain credibility and momentum, using any Hitler success as a warning to pursue autocratic discipline at home.
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Hitler
Russia
United States
South America
Germany
Britain
Western Hemisphere
France Faces Wine Shortage as Fuel Need Grows
The French, famed for dancing and light wines, now confront a wine shortage as much of the new vintage is diverted to motor fuel. Ordinary French people, who treat water as washing fluid, face a sharp blow and a fall in gaiety as wine supplies dwindle.
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France
Not The Humidity It Isn’t Heat Says You
The article urges patience with extreme heat and warns against endless complaints. It advises taking it easy, avoiding excess food or drink, and refraining from overexertion. The writer suggests shifting topics to cooler, calmer subjects to ease the discomfort.
Why is it that a man resents women’s stories and choices
A dated social reflection questions male double standards in responses to men and women. It notes men patiently listen to male stories yet dismiss women’s stories, judge widows differently than widowers, excuse male affairs, and criticize educated women, highlighting enduring gender bias.
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Leaders Speak On Dictatorships And Peace Promises
A collection of quotes discusses dictatorships in South America, the nature of political illness, and the global drive for peace. Stalin notes a year of peace won by a non aggression pact, Hoover claims he will not seek public office again, and labor leader Green critiques defense support for aiding the Soviet Union.
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Germany
Joseph Stalin
Herbert Hoover
Cists
Soviet Union
Leasons
William Green
A. F. of L
Peru Ecuador conflict prompts western hemisphere unity call
The piece argues the Peru Ecuador frontier dispute concerns all western hemisphere nations and urges U S leadership and strong state department pressure for a swift peaceful settlement without military intervention, highlighting the need for hemispheric unity for mutual protection in a crisis era.
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Peru
Ecuador
United States
Peru-Ecuador
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
State Department
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Roosevelt action in Iceland eases Congress pressure says Clapper
Raymond Clapper argues President Roosevelt's occupation of Iceland strengthens US defenses and disrupts German plans. The move clarifies US resolve, frees British forces for closer action, and signals readiness to extend such steps to other Atlantic islands if needed. Congress relief follows, with isolationists chastised by opinion and public letters.
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Raymond Clapper
Iceland
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Greenland
North American
Britain
England
Hitler
Ireland
Atlantic
Wheeler
Congress
Gonstess
Broadway gossip mix shows stars and plans for fall
A montage of theater world chatter notes Dorothy Kilgallen Wilder columns unprinted. Liza Grey Chaplin visits with Arthur Day Jr at a Westport party for Tallulah Bankhead where a lion cub amuses guests. Archduke Otto of Hapsburg and Bea Phillips seen with health concerns. Mary Pickford’s health worries friends as Virginia Hill flies to California to persuade John Carroll to sing in Hurricane show. Peggy Fears and Amy Armell cause hotel fashion buzz. Laird Cregar’s illness and Ephraim’s Broadway project with Rebecca cast discussed. Mae Murray enjoys backstage life at Horseshoe with room changes noted.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Playhouse Kitchen
Westport
Talula Browght
Allan Bortez
Room Service
Virginia Hill
California
John Carroll
Peggy Fears
Savoy-Plan
Amy Armell
Asbury Park
Berkley-Cartarat
Laird Cregar
Ephriam
Rebecca
Joan Fontaine
Frederick Mareh
Lawrence Olivier
Mae Murray
Nita Naldi
Charlie Kir
Joe Howard
Georges Fontana
Radio Programs in New York July 10 Schedule Highlights
A dense list of radio programs for July 10 including War talks and music blocks on NBC CBS and MBS networks. Notable items include Fannie Brice Summer Finale, Aldrich Family, Bar ber Shop Quartet, Morton Gould concert, Easy Aces, Ricardo's Rhapsodies, and Cupid News summaries. Also mentions Keep American Democracy address by Rep. J. F. O'Connor and Sky Over Britain.
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New York
Nbc-Red
CBS
Nbc-Blue
NBC
Fannie Brice
Vallee and Barrymore
Neighbors
Colombia
Morton Gould
Major Bowes
Ricardo
Montreal Symphony
PGA
J. F. O'Connor
Britain
Robinhood Dell
Harvest At Lane Sees Hard Work With Limited Help
Harvest at Lane is underway as farmers struggle to hire help. Heavy grain yields at four pounds per acre, rye quality poor, green corn and growing rye cut to save labor. Families join in field work while tractors drive and shocks rise daily. Workers released from current projects to assist.
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Wade
Woman suffers hip fracture in Aspen fall
A 20 year old woman named Mrs McMillan, in poor health, fell from a Sookie inn chair in Aspen. She suffered a broken hip and was removed to a hospital for medical attention.
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Aspen
McMillan
Hepato Finsie
Lippmann Warns U S Navy Must Unfreeze Fleet Now
Walter Lippmann argues Japan and Germany aim to freeze the U S fleet at Hawaii to deny Britain and America victory in the Atlantic. He urges reinforcing the Atlantic battle and keeping pressure on Japan to avert a Pacific defeat.
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Walter Lippmann
Japan
Far East
Siberia
Singapore
Pacific
Bertin Rome
Britain
America
Tokyo
Berlin
Senate
United States
Tokio
Hawaii
Germany
Atlantic
Jas
Hitler
Americs
Salter Named Marshal In Troquois City Council
O W Salter was appointed city marshal at a council meeting in Troquois and will assume duties this week. The report notes the previous marshal died after a heart attack and references local Detroit factory worker figures, indicating a period of industrial strain.
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Troquois Troquois
Iroquois Jetty
Salter
Marshal Rey
Sabe Hook
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