Huron Publishing Co newspaper notice rates and credits
Published by The Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street Huron South Dakota lists editor Robert D Lusk and notes publication details subscriptions and rates by carrier and mail for local and distant readers. Mentions Associated Press ownership of news dispatches and local news.
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Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Peace and trade demand after war from 1939 note
A fragment quotes an Evening Hurorito editorial from October 7, 1939 calling for a lasting peace with America guiding freedom and independence abroad, ensuring movement and commerce, adequate trade, and continued employment while maintaining peace. It references advertising and press associations and lists addresses and a contact line for department or person.
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America
Hurorito
Youth Reserve to guide young men under 20 in national service
The piece argues for a Selective Service Reserve for youths aged 17 to 19, allowing pre training and non military duties until they reach 20. It envisions assignment to study, farm labor, harvest work, or civilian defense, giving them a place and purpose in wartime efforts. The plan aims to reduce uncertainty and bolster national preparedness.
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National Education Association
Sea Otter cargo ships: brief wartime cost and viability
Navy doubts linger over Sea Otter miniature carriers yet favorables suggest they could be built and operated. Sea Otter required 83 days to complete after weather delay, versus Liberty Ships at 60 to 80 days. Sea Otter capacity 1,000 tons versus 10,000 for Liberty Ship. cost about 400,000 before extra equipment, far lower per ton in mass production.
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Bryan
Warren Noble
Liberty Ship Economics and Sea Otter Reconsideration
The article discusses Liberty Ships versus Sea Otter ideas, noting costs per cargo ton and crew requirements. It cites crew efficiency, materials, and plant capacity concerns, and mentions $20,000 funding to redesign Sea Otter while continuing 16,000-ton carrier production to ease the shipping shortage.
Two Objections To Expanding Gasoline For East Use
Officials push for more gasoline supply for eastern civilians, but two points frame the issue. The steel for a Texas to New Jersey pipeline could build 120 ships for troops, and more gasoline means less rubber available soon, with rubber unlikely to be shipped from Texas eastward.
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New Jersey
Texas
Eyes of Argentina Leader Heavily Guarded By Surgery
The report notes President Roberto M Ortiz of Argentina awaits eye surgery, placing his vice president temporarily in control. Ortiz is described as pro American and anti Axis, with Argentina seen as isolating in Pan American unity while Ortiz recovers. Restoration of his sight could bring renewed Argentine support.
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Roberto M. Ortiz
Argentina
Ortiz
Hitler
WETHE WOMEN You Can Do Your Bit Without Trying To Follow The Crowd
Ruth Millett argues that women need not imitate defense workers or join every program to aid the war effort. She notes schoolgirls, working women, mothers, and grandmothers all contribute in diverse ways at home, in part time jobs, or by supporting families. The piece urges productive use of time and stresses individual contribution.
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Ruth Millett
War quotes and strong statements from wartime leaders and figures
A collection of wartime voices including Pieter Gerbrandy on memory of invasion, Leonard Galzetta on keeping quiet in a barber shop, William Elliott on religion's survival, W B Weisenburger on profits and strikes, and Fiorello LaGuardia on ending the war by punishing Axis leaders.
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Fcar
Pieter S. Gerbrandy
Netherlands
Leonard Galzetta
New York
Air raids strike Cologne and German cities in major Allied assault
The German Rhineland regions face the deadliest air raids yet as Cologne, the Reichs’ fourth largest city, endures engulfing fires. The RAF and Allied air forces press advantage, promising further city by city bombardment as United Nations planes gain supremacy.
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Sioux City Journal
Rhineland
Ruhr
Cologne
Reich
Royal Air Force
England
Germany
United Nations
Vienna
Hamburg
Munich
Aingle
Welles Sees Path To Peace For All Nations
Washington June 1 Memorial Day address by Undersecretary of State Welles outlines aims of postwar peace. He argues Axis regimes must be crushed, with no collective punishment, and supports disarming aggressors, an international police, and a world security system led by the United Nations.
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Washington
Welles
United States
Wallace
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Mr. Wallace
Mr. Welles
United Nations
World Organization
Hull
America
Radio Programs Central war time
New York June 3 Wide World radio schedules list NBC CBS and MBS programs for Wednesday evening including Rep J E Rankin Soldiers Pay Eddie Cantor Show and Kay Kyser Hour on NBC Nelson Eddy Concert Dr Christian Shirley Temple Junior Miss and Three Thirds of the Nation on CBS plus various war news and entertainment slots on MBS and CBS through 10:40 pm with shows hosted by Bing Crosby Fanny Brice and Henry Aldrich among others.
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New York
NBC
J. E. Rankin
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Nelson Eddy
Dr. Christian
Shirley Temple
Ransom Sherman
Manhattan
Basin St
Cab Calloway
MBS
Morgenthau
Army Camp
America
Indiana
Beverly Mahr
Vera Barton
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
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G. Miller
AL Pearce
Gang
Desi Halban
Arthur Hale
H. V. Kaltenborn
Abe
Jack Stevens
Fanny Brice
Morgan
Henry Aldrich
Abe-Red Raymond Scott
Dorothy Thompson
Elmer, Davis && Comment
U.S. Navy
Victory
World News Broadcasting
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Broadland Club Plans Program and Lunch Event
Broad B Hee 4-H Club members gathered for a routine open meeting led by Mrs. 1. Health tips and posture were discussed before games and a lunch prepared by Elia and Patricia Bennett was served. Cookies and sandwiches featured on the menu, with the next meeting set for the Smith home.
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Mrs
Elia
Patricia Bennett
Smith Home
Nelly Anne Miedema
What It Takes To Make It On Broadway
A reflective guide on Broadway success highlighting talent, nerve, perseverance, luck and breaks. Cites Eddie Cantor Ethel Merman Sophie Tucker and others to illustrate style, material, generosity, and timing as keys to rising to the top or slipping back. Emphasizes patience, hard work, sacrifice, and lasting dream of Broadway stardom.
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Tung
Broadway
Eddie Cantor
Ethel Merman
Sophie Tucker
Danny
Kaye Jobbers
Joe E. Lew
Joe Cook
Hawaii
Bob Hoven
Rosense
Gertrude Lawrence
Jenny
Gracie Allen
Lucy
Monroe
Burt
Driving Focus As Youths Study Elections At Boys State
Aberdeen June 3 South Dakota Motor Patrol safety official L F Hauffman told Boys State attendees that speed and driving on the left are top causes of 1941 accidents, with right of way, disregarding signs, improper turns, signaling, intoxication, and defective vehicles also listed. Political rivalry and party momentum rose as Nationalists and Federalists prepared for the governor’s election, with county caucuses nominating candidates and speakers including George Hazard Alan Van Voorhis and Dean Berkeley. Frederick Warren, South Dakota Supreme Court, spoke last night as flag etiquette training continued under city counselors.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
L. F. Hauffman
South Dakota Motor Patrol
Boys State
NSTC
Hauffman
Marion Thompson
Harufiman
Thompson
George Hazard
Watertown
Los Angeles
Nationalist Party
Frederick Warren
Supreme Court of
4 H Club Chooses Demonstration Team
4 H members selected a demonstration team with Della Kohlmeyer and Margaret Chesley to present Help Day on June 22 in Huron. The group held a pledge, reviewed treasury funds, and heard talks on posture and flowers. A lunch was provided and photos were taken for the 4 H scrapbook at Mrs Jungemann’s home.
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Mayie
Jungemann
Treasury
Della
Kohlmeyer
Margaret Chesley
Huron
Eiliisa Fun
Yoyo
Lillian Jungemann
Senior Counselor Miss June Lumm Named for Camp Wanzer
Miss June Lumm, Gregory public schools sixth and seventh grade teacher, selected as senior girls counselor for Camp Wanzer summer session. She brings drama directing and project management experience and will be valued by senior campers. Opening day for the children’s camp is June 18 with many campers enrolled. Inquiries via the South Dakota Tuberculosis Association in Madison.
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June Lumm
Gregory Public
Camp Wanzer
Lumm
South Dakota Tuberculosis Association
Madison
Flashes Of Life In Small City News
Multiple brief items from AP describe incidents across states. In Indiana New Castle residents flood a pool area only to find it closed for missing brass fixtures worth 135 dollars. A cinnamon bear strolls near Midland tracks in Colorado as engineer brakes hard but the bear retreats. In Denver a keeper reports a Teddy missing belongings after a search, a bear injures a keeper, then retreats. Santa Ana launches a citywide street cleaner plan due to equipment part shortages.
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New Castle
Ind
New Pantie
Colo
Midland Terminal
Ute Pass
Logan
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