Huron Publishing Co. announces rates and affiliations
The Huron Publishing Co. lists subscription rates for local and out of town readers, including carrier and mail options in South Dakota and elsewhere. It notes AP membership and exclusive rights to credited dispatches, with circulation verification by the Audit Bureau.
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Drowning Tragedy Spurs Editorial Reflections on Faith and Community
The Evening Huronite shares a sobering editorial in the wake of the drowning deaths of Ruth and Helen Fink on a farm outing near Huron. The piece echoes Victor Holmes on life, faith, and resilience, focusing on the Dunn family of Oak Street and their quiet grace amid loss.
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Helen Fink
Victor Holmes
South
Oak Street
Jed
Phyllis
Duan
Dorothy
Tommy
COMMON MAN BY GEORGE GALLUP EDITORIAL
An editorial argues democracy rests on belief in the common man. It counters Axis propaganda, cites English unity during the blitz, and notes American public resolve to wage war. It compares democracy to fascist efficiency and stresses self government through the ballot and public sentiment.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
Axis
Bitler
England
Europe
United States
Hitler
Paga Tan
Denman targets San Francisco disaster prep failures
Judge William Denman sharpens criticism of Gen. DeWitt's evacuation plan for San Francisco amid Jap air raid fears. He warns fog and night fire hazards would hinder escape. urges preplanned signals, exits, and civilian protection measures, citing Tokyo drills. Tradeoffs and federal action loom as the War Department remains silent.
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San Francisco
War Department
William Denman
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denman
Woodrow Wilson
Shipping Board
John L. DeWitt
Judge Denman
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Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Tokyo
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de Witt
DeWitt
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War Bonds Guide for Selfless Support and Arms
The article explains war bond donations as a method to fund military arms including the M cal Browning machine gun and the thirty-caliber gun. It urges citizens to invest at least ten percent of income per pay period in War Bonds to support fighting forces and acquire rapid fire weapons through collective funding.
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Termsury Reportman
Revival of Vaudeville Anecdotes and Old Acts
In New York Chicago and the Coast vaudeville revives as two a days return and legends like Lapidus and Lou Holtz resurfaced at Lindys near the Palace. Comic reminiscences recount a weight lifter in Paris audience apathy a pigeon act in Albany and other old gags reflecting a fading memory revived for today.
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Keith
New York
Chicago
Lindy's
Lou Holtz
Lapidus
Sad funeral sermon at Tommy Berling’s service
In a quiet church scene Dorothy and Phyllis mourn Tommy Berling’s coffin while Reverend Dod son gives a benediction. A mother speaks of Jesus healing broken hearts and longs to see her baby again as the congregation weeps softly.
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Central
Evy Carnes
Sam Goertz
Bam
Doc Carnes
Phyllis
Sam
Dorothy
Jed
Tommy
Oak Street
Phyllse
Danny
Mother Dunn
Berling
Evirginia
Brother Dodson
Dodson
Dunn
John Berling
Jesus
Caesar
South Dakotans Assigned to Medical Replacement Training
Brig. Gen. John M. Willis announced the South Dakota men assigned to basic training at the medical replacement training center. Privates Wayne L. Russell Canton George T. Ogdahl Chance Roy C. McLean Gettysburg William A. Reeling Haven Evert E. Bradbury Howard John M. Vander Lean Mobridge Vance E. Penney Sioux Falls are listed.
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John M. Willis
South Dakota
Wayne L. Russell
Canton
George T. Ogdah
Chance
Roy C. McLean
Gettysburg
William A. Reeling
Haven
Evert E. Bradbury
Howard
John M. Vander Lean
Mobridge
Vance E. Penney
Sioux Falls
Pictured late publicist and railbird conundrums
A dense crossword-like puzzle entry listing numerous clues with partial solutions and scattered proper nouns. The page pairs “BLUE EAGLE” CHIEF and various abbreviations with country and state references, including California county hints, metals, and chemical symbols, framed as a mixed wordplay grid.
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