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Entered at the Post Office at Huron South Dakota as second class matter. Subscription rates in Huron by carrier 20c per week by mail six dollars per year. Elsewhere in South Dakota by weekly rates. By mail one month main rates eight weeks one dollar three months one and a half dollars six months two dollars seventy five cents one year five dollars. Elsewhere in the United States by mail per year thirty six dollars. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for republishing all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and local news published.
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Tocal
You Can Help Break The Ever Tightening Axis Ring
An editorial urges Americans to join the war effort at home, criticizing complacency in Beadle County and urging bond quota achievement. It analyzes Axis advances from Sevastopol to the Aleutians, compares Axis brutality to historic masters, and stresses total commitment. It cites General Somervell and warns that victory demands sustained, fanatic effort by all United Nations.
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Axis
Ideus
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Beatle County
South Dakota
Somervell
Detroit
United Nations
Les
Hitler
Sevastopol
Red Army
Moscow
Sevastopel
Germany
Ghenghis Khan
United States
Aleutians
Alaska
Billy
War Bonds Call to Beat Axis Ring in Alaska War
Mitchell stressed Alaska control as key to victory and urged all Americans to fund the war effort. Dutch Harbor raids and Aleutian battles illustrate a broad Axis strategy requiring massive finance for materiel. Every resident of Beadle County and Huron urged to buy war bonds and stamps to help break the surrounded Axis.
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Mitchell
Alaska
Dutch Harbor
Altu
Kisla
Aleutian
America
Beadle County
Wight
You Are The Government With A Tremendous Burden
A call for citizens to engage in government budgeting and tax policy. urging local and national officials to cut waste, demand sacrifice, and communicate views on legislation and taxation. The piece emphasizes citizen responsibility, economy, and the idea that the future of representative government rests with the people.
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United States
Congress
WE THE WOMEN Housework Drudgery Vanishes If You Work In Play Clothes
Ruth Millett argues in 1942 that housework remains hard but attire changes its feel. Slacks and shorts replace house dresses, making chores look lighter and even glamorizing washing, with women seeming more carefree and less burdened as they dress for play rather than labor.
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Ruth Millett
Quotations on Money and Moderation From Early 20th Century Leaders
A collage of quotes critiques wealth focus and consumption, urging restraint and self sufficiency. It cites Bruce Barton, Patrick Hurley, Marsing S Eccles, Ellison Dol, and Howard Coonley on money mindset, fiscal prudence, and social decorum.
Predictions of quick war end mislead readers in wartime
A guest editorial critiques forecasts that the war would end in 1942. It argues such predictions rely on military calculations, ignore broader Allied suffering, and threaten morale. The piece urges faith grounded in justice and action, citing Allied leaders and nations still fighting across multiple fronts.
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United Nations
Caucasus
Middle East
Roosevelt Eyes Tire Requisition as Rubber Plans Unfold
Washington dispatch reports that the Roosevelt administration weighs tire rationing amid a clash over synthetic rubber. Jones and Standard Oil of New Jersey push 31 plants at 10 million each, mostly on a Jersey- Farben plan, with thermo options faster and cheaper. Analysts predict potential civilian tire shortages and a shift to high octane gasoline as war production and chemistries evolve.
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Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Standard Oil of New Jersey
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East Texas Petroleum Derivatives
Texas
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CRA
Standard of
Cracking and Refining Associates
Shei, Kellogg
I. G.j Farberindustrie
Sun On
Gulf Standard of California
Socony-Vacuum
Broadway Bulletin Board Sparks and Speculation
A flurry of society gossip runs through Broadway circles with ex mayors, film stars, and radio personalities stirring headlines. Rumors include Jimmy Walker and Louise Stanley rumored marriage, Don Wilson and Peggy Kent finalizing a divorce, Bing Crosby seeking a uniform, and actors like Ginger Rogers, Martha Mature, and Greer Garson in and out of plans. Relatives and colleagues navigate weddings, separations, naval shifts, and career moves amid a flood of playful scoops and photo caption chatter.
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Jimmy Walker
Louise Stanley
Don Wilson
Peggy Kent
Bing Crosby
Fred Allen
Mayo Bros
James Stewart
Ginger Rogers
Frank Howard Influential Figure in Washington Rubber Delays
A behind the scenes profile notes Frank Howard president of Standard of New Jersey Development Corporation, living at the Texas Guest House in northwest Washington for two years. He is reputed to have more influence with Jesse Jones's Rubber Reserve than anyone else in Washington. Further details on Frank Howard and rubber delays promised in an early column.
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David
Israel
Red Sea
France
Russia
Washington
Andrew J. May
House
Jersey
Jesse Jones
Rubber Reserve Corporation
Richard J. Dearborn
Texas Development Company
Texas
Dearborn
Rufus J. Savage
Texas Company
Dr.j
R. Mandelbaum
R. J. Dearborn
Texas Campary
Wright Gary
Kellogg Company
Germany Jersey
R.B. Cragin
Kellogg
UFC
Frank Howard
Standard of New Jersey Development Corporation
Capitol
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Unconquered People Fight On Against Occupying Germans
The Office of War Information reports growing resistance in occupied Europe. Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Breton sailors are cited with acts of defiance and early underground presses. Short-wave broadcasts connect occupied peoples to the Allies and notable figures like Jan Masaryk are mentioned.
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Germany
Europe
Office of War Information
Norway
Belgium
la Libre Belgique
le Front de Resistance
Dhe
Jan Masaryk
Resistance and Sabotage Across Europe in War Fires
An analysis of sabotage across France and other regions details railway delays, factory damage, and gunpowder mishaps as Allied and local resistance rises. Reports cite Yugoslav rebels under Draja Mihailovic wrecking Axis supply lines while Nazi reprisals increased, including executions and concentration camp actions.
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