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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
4
A copy of the Associated Press policy notes exclusive rights to AP dispatches and locally credited news for republication in this paper. The notice outlines reuse rights and the newspaper’s entitlement to AP content.
A 1942 discussion outlines seven wartime controls. This excerpt focuses on taxation and war bond sales as tools to finance the war, siphon excess money, and curb inflation. It explains shifting buying power across worker groups and the need for an excess income tax.
A wartime survey shows General Motors relies on 18 735 smaller firms for materials and parts, calling them partners in production. The piece highlights how small subcontractors underpin the output of giant primes in planes ships tanks and guns amid high demand.
Nazi authorities order all privately owned radios turned on to block Allied broadcasts. Severe penalties await those who fail to comply while hidden sets allow defiant Dutch listeners to hear London. Max Blokzijl admits higher Allied listening than Nazi broadcasts.
Raymond Clapper reports that Bizerte's total ruin showcases airpower’s reach and its threat to German and Italian cities. He contrasts Tunis and Bizerte devastation, notes evacuated civilians, and predicts broader city destruction as the war advances, with rebuilding prospects and wartime economic impact.
Ruth Millett argues in 1943 that Mom’s constant effort now defines family comfort. With maid Service gone and restaurants crowded, meals and canning at home become essential for winter food security and overall wellbeing.
A quoted foreign observer notes China’s restraint and calls for unity amid global silence. The piece contrasts Western gloom with Chinese resolve and mentions Tokyo radio predicting heavy fighting in the Mediterranean and other theaters before autumn.
A guest editorial discusses Allied bombing shifting German printing and the impact on British food rationing. It notes England’s rationed meals, high death and birth rates, and implications for postwar US food supply and mortality linked to limited resources. The piece questions how rationing shapes society and warfare outcomes.
Ernie Pyle recalls joining the invasion fleet after choosing naval assignment. He describes the orderly ship life vs field hardship, the crew’s routines, and the small comforts like ice water, real silverware, coffee, and even ice cream aboard. He edits the ship’s daily mimeographed newspaper and gets used to war at sea.
Rationing guidance lists stamp requirements for OPA commodities including sugar coffee and meat products with valid dates in book one. It notes stamps must remain affixed, expired stamps must be destroyed, and August 1 applies for new book applications with specific deadlines for various stamps and items.
Yale July 15 Special session of the school board where members met and disposed of routine business and electoral officers at the school.
Dorothy Kilgallen considers how World War II reshapes New York's stage scene from a canvas-top circus near Radio City to Broadway appearances by Nelson Eddy and Elton Briss. She muses on cities and country blending, and notes public appetite for entertainment amid wartime tension.
A new flame thrower tractor for cane fields promises drastic labor cuts. Major Price McLemore reports Hawaii and southern plantations see weeds blighted with minimal stalk harm. Prototype trials in 1943 aim to mass produce for war effort relief.
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