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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1942
Page
4
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Evening Huronite quotes a 1938 speech urging a postwar world order where America wields final say. The message calls for freedom of movement and commerce, adequate trade to keep jobs, and lasting peace preserving freedom and independence at home and abroad.
Late Fire Marshal George K. Bart warns of growing fire danger in ripening grain fields hay meadows and roadside weeds. He urges counties towns and cities to act and civilians to prevent fires, especially avoiding careless cigarette flicks that could devastate farms amid the drought and bumper yields.
A veteran press association correspondent recalls a January National publication piece arguing Japan as a Great Power is a hollow bubble. The article claims Japan’s fleets fail far from bases, lacks initiative among people, and uses scarce gasoline for water police yet supports air raids on Hawaii and other territories.
A veteran correspondent revisits past Japan analyses noting erroneous assessments and the futility of second guessing during war. The piece contrasts published claims with actual events as Hitler’s experts misread Soviet strength, highlighting hindsight and morale in wartime analysis.
A shift occurs as foreign educated doctors join the U S workforce amid wartime shortages. Illinois rescinds a practice ban to meet rising needs. Several states admit practice after a year in American medical training. About 500 immigrant physicians have arrived since 1933, with many placed in smaller communities.
Reports from Dallas Texas Rochester Minnesota Wilmette and other cities show youngsters presiding as bicycle court judges to punish peers for night riding without lights riding two abreast and ignoring stop signs. Offenders face penalties such as bicycle impounds and safety studies as youths learn citizenship and responsibilities beyond parental guidance.
Ruth Millett notes that stay put wives should befriend Army and Navy spouses who relocate often. These women bring cosmopolitan viewpoints, tolerance, friendliness, and skill at turning any house into a home on a budget. Their presence can inspire better hospitality and living habits in the community.
A fragment quotes Nazi propaganda praising mystic fervor and contrasts it with Allied war material. It cites Joseph Curran of the CIO National Maritime Union noting England’s troops crowded together. A line on machines and sacrifice echoes Lieutenant General Somervell praising production as shield for liberty.
A guest editorial from The Nation magazine by Charles Iglehart discusses Pearl Harbor era Japanese evacuation on the West Coast. The piece argues wartime policy mixed necessity with hysteria, noting mass detention without proven subversive activity, and questions lingering public prejudice and unneeded removal.
A parade of Hollywood and social rumor pieces names Tommy Warner Jr Jean MacDonald Renee De Marco Joe Hutchinson and Lana Turner’s groom Stephen Crane among others. It notes Jimmy Stewart promotion talk Dorothy Gish hospital stays Bobby Bennys adopting a baby and various salon whispers from 1937 society pages.
In Washington a behind the scenes gathering of AFL CIO NAM and U S Chamber leaders led to plans for a joint economic council to coordinate labor management for the war effort. Eric Johnston, new U S Chamber chief, urged unity to avoid division and win the war.
Listing of NBC CBS and Blue network evening lineups for July 29 30 with shows from The Thin Man Adventures to Rudy Vallée and boxing Mauriello vs Burman plus news and war commentary. Key program times include 7 30 8 30 9 9 15 and 10 with several network changes and festival style variety.
Rapid City July 29. President Connolly says there will be ample living quarters for new School of Mines students this fall after the Faculty Housing Committee completed a survey. Due to defense work at the air base, inquiries about rooms increased but there is no shortage of furnished rooms in Rapid City. J R King of the Chamber of Commerce notes potential shortage in furnished apartments and houses, which is expected to ease.
A dense OCR puzzle page lists across and down clues with mixed phrases such as Crippled Vase and Gems of cetaceans. The grid references U S petroleum co ordinator and other wordplay items, including several gendered and numeric hints, demanding solution. The page mixes historical crossword style clues with stray phrases like Dance glance and Garden shru'.
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