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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1944
Page
4
Editors praise carrier boys as essential, highlighting their roles beyond delivery including sales and bookkeeping. They recall wartime actions in France and urge readers to support them by buying extra stamps for the Fifth War Bond Campaign starting June 12.
An opinion piece argues Adolf Hitler’s rise forced thinkers like Einstein to confront how politics shapes science and ethics. It warns that a supranational political force could prevent future warfare while urging Germans and Japanese to repudiate racism and militarism. Two men in Illinois are noted in a closing quip about dropping from a window.
Washington columnist urges action over indecision as UNRRA funding and postwar reconversion plans stall. Notes Anzio lessons, UNRRA delays harm Europe relief, and cautions swift peace transition to prevent chaos. Calls readiness to avoid another Pearl Harbor outcome.
A collection of quotations from Kathleen Courtney Sumner Welles Henry Ford Alben Barkley and others stressing rapid action to curb indifference after war. Points include peacetime factory use, avoiding lingering wartime powers, and religion guiding postwar understanding.
Readers will be without Ernie Pyle for a few days as he follows the French invasion and temporarily pauses his dispatches. The Evening Huronite expects his return to resume engaging reports that will compensate for the short gap.
George Gallup reports that in Illinois a June poll shows Dewey ahead of Roosevelt in popular support if the election were held today. Cook County remains pro-Roosevelt, but downstate areas favor Dewey, reflecting a shift away from the Roosevelt administration across much of farm and small-town Illinois.
The State Pardon Board finished hearings on various applications and will review results in Pierre at a later date. The board met at the state penitentiary after a two day session that began Tuesday with recommendations expected for Governor MQ.
American airmen who helped plan shuttle bombing from Allied and Soviet bases were lavishly entertained in Moscow with a $840 per guest hotel dinner at Hotel Moscow. A Red Cross palm reader amused a London-based crew, then shared a stark moment when one pilot learned his comrade had been shot down.
Washington reports Allied invasion forces strike at Hitler’s Europe, with diplomacy cracking alongside the military. Officials predict shifts in neutral nations within 10 days to two weeks as main Allied armies clash with German reserves. The battle on the western front is described as decisive, potentially transforming the struggle into a total campaign.
A lively slice of 1940s celebrity chatter and nightlife. Profiles Dorothy Kilgallen and Barbara Hutton amid Broadway echoes, radio stars, and caf é glimpses from Times Square. Details of Frank, Mae West, Milton Berle, and various showbiz happenings plus social scrolls from the Central Park and 300th Street scenes.
London authorities urge minimal water use as supply runs below normal. Chairman Henry Berry targets wasteful baths and calls for one daily thorough wash while warning of shortages feared to worsen through summer.
A scrambled crossword style clue set mixing actress hints with numeric references and abbreviations. The grid obscures entries like about actors, rivers, and items, pressing solvers to identify names, terms, and cross-answers from partial prompts. The page blends wordplay with antiquated puzzle formatting.
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