Prat Office at Huron Ad Office Listing
Note entailed in a clipped ad: a Prat Office in Huron with an advertising context. Mentions the Northwest Daily Press Association, Palace Building in Minneapolis, and the Bureau of Advertising. Provides a New York contact at 370 Lexington Avenue with a request to call 751 for department or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Daily Presa Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
The Phony Choice Between Communism and Fascism
The piece argues Americans should reject a binary choice of totalitarian systems. It asserts the public rejects both Communism and Fascism, preferring freedom and a world allowing nations to develop their own political and social institutions. It warns Nazi victory would erase freedom, while Allied victory could preserve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Europe
Germany
England
Russia
Britain
Great Achievements of Allied Resolve Across the War
The piece lauds Axis opponents as failing to subdue the world and praises Allied actions. It credits Britain for rallying a fight against tyranny, discrediting Nazi leadership, and inspiring Pan Americanism. It argues freedom will outpace old imperialism and outlines a future world protected from Communism and Fascism, with individuals free to live under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desi
Europe
United States
Gossip as a civic pest in small towns
Ruth Millett argues gossip in small towns is a dangerous social disease causing unhappiness and humiliation. She condemns how readers and writers portray it as harmless, urging communities to treat gossip like smallpox and refuse to spread it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
They Say The British Must Win Or Be Annihilated
Quotations from George Backer of WN and William Culbertson former U S ambassador to Chile emphasize urgency of swift victory. authors warn war outcomes affect internal affairs and the preservation of the American way of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Culbertson
U. S
Chile
War in China enters fifth year as Japan, China fight on
The war between Japan and China, now in its fifth year, remains entrenched with large-scale battles and heavy casualties. Chinese consul Dr. Kiang Yi-Seng in Seattle notes sustained resistance keeps Japanese forces engaged, with tens of millions affected and vast areas under varying control, highlighting a protracted stalemate and deep losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Watertown
Sina
Aareitler
Japan
China
Europe
Poe
Kiang Yi-Seng
Seattle
Ministry of War
Paversne
Ince
Chima
Ametear
Government Not Pledged To Limit Armys Service To One Year
Raymond Clapper reports that the draft act contains two conditions for service beyond 12 months, challenging belief that all selectees must serve a year. He notes administration and Congress debate, Marshall’s repeal suggestion, and fears Hawaii and possessions require dividing forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Goverrment
Congress
Mac Salaa
Bnee
White House
Furtt
Howse
George Co Marebalt
Christ Bmershall
House
Senate
Hawaii
Alaska
Aerinut’ Khi Wals
Bervica
Marshall
Radio Programs Time Is Central Standard Tonight
Listings detail NBC Blue CBS and Mutual broadcasts for July 17 18 with times and program names including Arbitra tion Association forum Drive Out Disputes Willkie labor rally and music acts such as Bing Crosby Barrymore and Poli tical news segments televised from New York and Los Angeles across NBC CBS and MBS networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nbc-Blue
CBS
NBC
Tion Association
MBS
Wendell Willkie
Labor Rally
Pacha
Bing Crsby
Vallee Barrymore
Major Bowes
Morton Gould
Mr. Kern
Montreal
Dinning Sisters
Abe Bive
Edwin C. Hill
Hedda Hopper
Paul Douglas
Lowwell Thomas
Waring
Abe Red Amos
Andy
Europe
Banny Ross
Rhyme & Rhythm Club
Los Angeles
Jean Cavalli
Nbc Blue
Elmer Davis
Abe Lyman
Amalyaie
Ant JZ
Induction of Thirteen Men from Sanborn County
Thirteen men were drafted into the United States Army from Sanborn County under the selective service act. Names include Horrigan, Dee Ned Tally, Conrad John Austeemenn, Orville Cory, Robert La Moine Woonsocket, and Melvin Hang. Transport details reference a Raymond Olt Company unit out of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsoceet
United States Army
Sanborn County
Horrigan
Harrold
Dee Ned Tally
Carina- Theta
Feud Between Fay and Wheeler Recalls Palace Theatre Flair
The piece recalls Hank Ladd dining with Bert Wheeler when Frank Fay burst in and a famous feud unfolded. Wheeler challenged Fay on the bill. Fay mocked Wheeler then Wheeler slapped Fay and the crowd laughed. The confrontation intensified a week of show business chatter in Leone's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henk Jadd
Bert Wheeler
Amigaz
Hank
Wheeler
Frank Fay
Fay
Palace Theatre
Waz
Wheeler Jana Fay
San Francison
Bert
Siini ‘Ay
Br Gstom
Sovett
Ant
Lindy
Leone
Hank Ladd
Ladd
Civilian Consumption Block To Defense Effort
Walter Lippmann argues civilians must sacrifice to fund a massive defense program. He notes secrecy hides real costs and urges organized national effort, warning of shortages and the need to cut nondefense consumption as defense output rises from one to three billion monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippmann
Huvonite
New York
Congress
OPM
Arma
Roosevelt
Ener
Carsent Alty
Midh.ieee
Washington
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Robert D. Lusk
Prat
Huron
Wextter
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
They
Say
George Backer
Gemment
Evening
Mite
South Daksta Zally
Ian
W. A Bergland i Agamenly
Raymond: Olt Company of Columbus
Kilgallen
Voice
Seto Cab
Isie
Wheler
Junior
Fry
Ani
Bipsraibte
Gov- Geo Lippman
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