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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1944
Page
4
The Huron Publishing Co publishes from 49 Third Street with D. Derby and Robert D. Lusk as editors. Three months mail rate is $1.75, six months $2.09, and one year $5.00. Associated Press portion notes re public rights and re publication terms.
The excerpt argues that true peace must grant America final say, permit freedom of movement and commerce, and ensure continued employment through adequate trade. It emphasizes independence at home and abroad and sustaining enduring peace through strong national leadership.
The piece notes British resolve and Churchill’s defiant tone as robot bombs strike London with unpredictable, night and day raids. It contrasts current attacks with 1940s blitz, highlights civilian toll, and asserts Allied defense advances while pledging continued national endurance.
The National Education Association cites a 70,000 teacher shortage the greatest in history and 170,000 new teachers last year. Military service drew 190,000 in two years while two times that number left for better pay. Without raises, retirement benefits, and job security, many will not return. High taxes and living costs drive the problem.
Rumor persists that President Roosevelt will deliver his acceptance speech from Normandy. If so, the Democratic convention may rush to inform him he has been reclassified 4-A and drafted before reaching the front.
Washington Calling Roosevelt Expected To Give His Opponent Sile Treatment. By MAHOQUIS CHILDS. The piece details FDR in the Oval Office reading a political note, the Chicago convention, Hannegan’s draft plan, and the strategy to avoid naming the Republican rival. It notes Anna Roosevelt Boettiger's influence and hints at Wallace's VP prospects. Copyright 1944 United Feature Syndicate.
Ruth Millett argues women must vote on their own political thinking not by fear or obedience to husbands. She says even informed husbands may mislead, and a wife's duty is intelligent voting, not yielding to family peace or sharing her voting secrecy.
The text presents wartime exhortations and quotes from U S leaders and soldiers. It includes calls to defend positions with potential death, a note on dispatch from Cherbourg, a push for lasting peace without enabling harsh methods, and remarks by Sam Rayburn, Walter F. George, and Lt G K Hod enfield on employment and the German resolve.
A metropolitan guest editorial discusses the looming US presidential election and its international implications. It argues American economic wealth and technological prowess will dominate the world for the next two decades, shaping political power regardless of who is elected. The piece reflects wartime optimism and calls for prudence in judging Dewey and Roosevelt as conventions unfold.
Ernie Pyle describes a rifle company advancing through a Norman suburb from hedgerow to street. He details prisoners, fear, and the tense rise of combat as a lieutenant invites him to join the march toward a strong point where snipers may lurk.
The piece argues the election outcome hinges on more than records or stance. It warns isolationist or imperialist shifts risk war and global instability. It urges a cooperative America using power for peace to lift living standards and secure shared economic and political rights worldwide.
A compact clue list for a two dimensional crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. The puzzle enumerates terms from actors to colors and common nouns, including musical and cultural references across numerous rows and columns. The clues cover names, measures, animals, body parts, weather, and abstract concepts to fill a themed grid.
A quirky tribute catalogs Hollywood trademarks and star personas from Allan Jones to Ginger Rogers, Maureen O Hara, and Bing Crosby. The piece notes how fans recognize stars by style and presence, from wardrobe touches to signature gestures, with playful vignettes set around studio life and public appearances. It closes with wartime rationing notes and a nod to national leadership.
Office of Price Administration warns collectors that ration books must retain attached stamps when presented and not be removed beforehand. Officials remind that stamped commodities like meats and fats with Red Stamps from Book Four through ZS are valid indefinitely, while blue processed foods stamps from Book Four continue.
Beverly Hills July 14 engagement announced for Jennifer Bruce 19 and Lt. Jay Gould II 24. Gould is son of the late Jay Gould II and actress Nigel Bruce and Mrs Bruce. The groom elect is a military officer who recently returned from nine months' duty in the South Atlantic at an Army Air Base in Phrata Washington.
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