Huron Publishing Co. catalog and editorial note 1935
The notice provides publishing details for The Huron Publishing Co. at 49 Third Street, Huron D. with editor Robert D. Lusk, terms for subscriptions by carrier and mail, and rates for various durations. It lists Associated Press affiliation, ad staff contact points, and reproduces an Evening Huronus quotation about peace and American independence dated October 7, 1935.
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Huron Publishing Co
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Ora
United States
The Effective Phase Begins In Defense Effort
Three phases of the defense program since May 1940 show a shift from planning to tooling up and now to production. Daily output includes over 1500 new rifles and sub machine guns, a thousand Hudson bombers en route to England, and the Milan munitions plant nearing start, with naval ships ahead of schedule and three medium tank plants entering production. The nation moves from wait to tangible arms, elevating hope for the American future.
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England
Army
Milan
Tenn
Libya
Thirty Thousand Ideas and the Defense Buzz
The piece notes that out of about thirty thousand ideas submitted for defense and war, under 100 receive active Army and Navy attention, with a dozen deemed red hot. It argues that even a few good ideas could shift the balance against the Nazis and praises inventors for contributing despite the odds.
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Army
Navy
Helping Hand And Mailed Fist Build Brazil Steel Mill
United States accelerates aid to Brazil for a $45 million steel mill project showing a policy contrast with Nazi approaches. The effort could reshape regional industry and affect American steel exports as Brazil gains a new plant and potential production capacity.
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Brazil
United States
Brazil and U S policy on de industrialization plan
The text argues against a Nazi centralized Europe and supports American strategy to help neighbor countries become independent of Europe. It asserts the U S should gain from regional development and that all nations should progress together rather than one prospering at others’ expense, contrasting with the Nazi new order. The passage mentions Brazil and Germany.
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Brazil
Germany
U. S
Europe
Those Liberties Of Ours In War Emergency Civil Liberties Under Scrutiny
The American Civil Liberties Union reports minimal interference with civil liberties under the defense program. No federal prosecutions for opinion have occurred, five state prosecutions exist, labor injunctions are at a historic low, and appellate court decisions have favored civil liberties. This suggests strong public vigilance protecting freedoms.
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United States
American Civil Liberties Union
Union
Family Vacation Dilemmas Split Modern Parents
Ruth Millett weighs two camps as summer arrives. Some parents favor a kids along plan while others opt to park children for two weeks. She argues decisions should vary by child age, parents temperament, and trip type from fishing to city shows, with flexibility across years.
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Mama
Paps
Papa
Quotations Cut Across Time on Freedom and Duty
A collage of quotes on liberty duty and public responsibility. Figures include William B. Stout Hubert Pierlot Donald Nelson Davila Nelson Hennett John D. Rockefeller Jr Fernand del Rio and others reflecting wartime and civic themes amid a fragmentary journalism page.
Senators’ complaint that they are not told facts unfounded
Raymond Clapper argues in Washington that claims by senators and representatives of withheld facts are baseless. He asserts the war situation is plainly stated in newspapers and news dispatches, with military details available to any informed member, and cites global deployments, bases, and strategic positions as proof the public knows the facts.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington, D. C
United States
Wheeler
Taft
Ireland
Bolivia
South America
Africa
Radio Programs Time Series Teletype Listings
New York July 24 listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and Blue networks. Shows include Then at 5 15 NBC Red 8 20 IBS 8 30 NBC Blue 8 45 CBS 10 00 NBC CBS 10 30 MBs plus guests such as Wendell Wilkie John Dempsey Bing Crosby Vallee and the Four Polka Dots with music and news interludes across stations and times including Great Friday and Dinning Sisters segments.
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New York
Nbc-Red
Nbc-Blue
CBS
NBC
HS Tralman
John
Dempsey
West
Gaiy
Wendell Wilkie
Sancisco
NBC-Red_s
Bing Crosby
Vallee
Barseymore Brothers
Chile
Morton Goop
Major Bowes
Prof. Quiz
Eas Aces
Ricaron Eae Mera
Jarlow
Baers
Priday
Edwin C_ Hill
Hedda Hopper
Dba Douglas
Lowell Thomas
World News of Today
F. Waring
Paul Sullivan
T Che
Lindbergh Seen As Machine Minded In Editorial View
Guest editorial from The Evening Guronite discusses Charles Lindbergh as machine minded. Bruno, linked to Lindbergh’s PR, argues his war stance stems from distrust of democracy and press control, plus a belief in a new order that mechanizes humanity. The piece cites Bruno’s critique of Lindbergh’s judgment and references American Magazine analysis.
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Lindbergh
Mitchell Daily Republic
Harry Bru
Richard Blythe
American
Bruno
Mr. Bruno
Tony
Bronn
Hitler
Dka Chase and Penthouse Party Schedule Summary
Daily radio lineup lists Dka Chase and the Penthouse Party at 8 30 pm followed by Listen America Health and the Symphonets at 9 pm and World News at 9 15 pm with a search or talent segment.
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Dka Chase
Penthouse Party
America
Saerchinger
Home Extension Clubs Tour Manchester Area
Eighteen members of Kingsbury home extension clubs toured Manchester area gardens and kitchens last Friday. They were joined by Miss Ora Sloat extension agent and Miss Mildred Deters FSA home supervisor. The group met at Manchester town hall then visited Troquoia Esmond and Bancroft districts and Manchester farm gardens after earlier visits in eastern county.
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Manchester
Kingsbury Runty
Miks Ora Sloat
Happy Hour Club At Hitchcock Holds Meet
SUHCOUR July 24 Special members of the Happy Hour Club met Tuesday afternoon at the jet Mrs I McDaniely with about 20 members and several guests pres The regular business session was helted on followed by entertainment provided by a concert of Mrs Grace Herzberg and Mrs Marie Minske Games and con were enjoyed and lunch was served by Mr McDaniels and Mrs Iva Cooley The August Meeting will be held at 7 mond Rice the home of Mrs Ray.
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Grace Herzberg
Marie Minske
McDaniels
Mra Iva Cooley
Hand County Budget For 1942 Decreased
Hand County commissioners reduced the 1942 budget to 188,752.60 dollars for the upcoming fiscal year, reflecting a pared financial plan and revised expenditures. The record notes a downward adjustment to align with projected revenues and priorities.
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Hand
MeUre
Broadway Then and Now in a Summer of Change
A vivid portrait of Broadway's allure during a summer, noting open clubs, neon signs, sailors and tourists, and stars flocking to town. It recalls historic addresses, famous residents, and evolving venues from 39 Broadway to the Cotton Club site, with reflections on how the Great White Way remains unmatched.
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Broadway
Times Square
Hollywood
Jean Sablon
Versailles
Rome
Brundusium
England
Watling Street
Washington Irving
Irving
Lindy’s
Irving Berlin
Magic Music Pen
Douglas Leigh
Merlin
Great Wrigley
George Washington
McComb
Margaret Mann
Hitler Uses Cunning in South Atlantic Battle Strategy
Walter Lippmann argues Hitler aims to organize revolts across South America while keeping the U S inert. He contends Germany seeks bases in Africa and Brazil, with air and sea reinforcements to back South American rebels, and warns the North Atlantic battle may be shaped by events in the South Atlantic.
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Walter Lippmann
Huronite
Hitler
South Atlantic
South America
Brazil
Atlantic
Col Lindbergh
South Iva
North
America
French Africa
Aisling
Africa
Americas
West
France
Spain
Poreugal
United States
Portugal
Franco
Vichy
North America
British Isles
North Atlantic
Britain
May
Buile
Erin Throug
Wehy
Read
New York Inc
Accident Victim Transports After Binder Crash Near Volga
A severely injured victim suffered the loss of a foot and several toes in a binder tractor accident near Volga. The injured person applied a makeshift bandage from clothing and was driven by another vehicle to a hospital for treatment.
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Volga
Thor
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