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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
4
Publication notice from The Hur on Publishing Co lists editor and address details, press status, and subscription rates for Huron South Dakota and elsewhere. It confirms Associated Press membership and circulation bureau affiliation for the paper.
The Evening Huronite editorial from Daisbor' 7, 1938 envisions a peace shaped by American power. It calls for a peace that allows freedom of movement and commerce, supporting lasting global stability and protection of national interests both at home and abroad.
A North American Aviation plant in Inglewood California is forced to operate by federal takeover after workers refuse mediation and stay on strike. Officials argue production must come first while noting broad support from both labor and management for national defense. The piece frames the action as a rare government intervention and urges unity over individual rights.
The text argues Germany must realize she cannot win and that a vision of a better world in Europe will erode morale. It suggests victory depends on Germany's belief in futility and on Europe's desire for a postwar order, noting Nazi regimes are sustained by force until prospects turn desolate.
The author argues the Nazi New Order offers no appeal to free peoples and advances a rough draft plan for the Four Freedoms. Hitler's scheme is labeled as improvised to justify German conquest, with emphasis on proving free nations can govern themselves after victory to act as a powerful war weapon.
A Federal Council of Churches commission proposes creating a government unit to study how tariffs trade immigration and money laws affect other nations. The group argues that even small local gains from protection may harm U S goodwill and overall trade, and Congress could ignore the findings but benefit from knowing them.
Ruth Millett profiles a fifty year old woman who, despite being overweight, has sustained thirty years of marriage by independence humor and devotion. Her husband’s affectionate teasing reinforces the pair's strong bond and mutual respect.
A collection of remarks from U S and British leaders urging unity to face global threats. Fosdick Bevin Hobson Nelson Hillman Wheeler alongside other figures emphasize defending democracy against totalitarian aggression and preparing for a united effort.
Chicago Daily News discusses a push in Congress for broad presidential authority to requisition private property for defense. The piece argues the president already holds much power and urges clear constitutional grant, with support from Navy and Production Office and opposition from partisans and appeasers. It frames swift strikes resolution, idle plant use, and foreign-controlled firms as key aims.
Raymond Clapper cites FBI style hunt for subversives in U S industry after Pacific theater strikes. Dies committee warns communists covertly working through fronts. Roosevelt defends defense needs and mediates to protect aviation production. The article praises calm handling and anticipates restored national unity.
New York reports a radio day plan with time slots across networks NBC CBS and MBS. Notable speakers include Arthur Greenwood in London on defense labor, Wallace on housing for defense, and Marcantonio on there shall be no Gestapo in America.
A quiz identifies recent romantical happenings in Hollywood. Items reference marriages and dating involving Benny’s bandleader, a frequent associate with Skippy, a Caribbean honeymoon after The Lady Eve and Billy the Kid, a screen comeback star once married to The Bad Man, and a current romance with Alice Faye’s ex-husband.
The columnist sketches a bustling Broadway scene with air cooled signs and open top cabs. Celebrities like LaGuardia, Crosby and Hope linger while fashion, nightlife, and summer tastes appear in cafes and shops.
The fragment chronicles fashion mood and nightlife scenes with mentions of actors, chorus girls, and social venues. It references Ralphs, Lindy’s mob, Bela Lugosi style, Valentino revivals, matinee offerings, and busier highways reflecting a lively urban entertainment period.
Walter Lippmann argues that urging British peace risks American security as Hitler accelerates plans to counter intervention. He says the Mediterranean campaign aims to seize French empire, rile the Italian fleet, and draw Japan into the war, threatening Allied naval power and the Atlantic balance. He warns that a Vichy British government could align with Hitler, endanger the Western Hemisphere, and harm America’s vital interests.
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