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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
4
A fragment from the Evening Huronie dated October 7 1239 urges a peace that Americe in will have the final say. It argues a peaceful order must enable movement and commerce, with trade as a lifeline to keep people employed and nations steady abroad.
A British Flanders disaster steels Canada for a vast wartime push. Canada plans to spend about a billion dollars this year, roughly 20 percent of its national income, as it expands armed forces to 12 000 troops and rapidly builds steel plants, shipyards, oil refineries, and aircraft factories. Our defense bases, linked closely with the United States, will boost North American industrial capacity and strengthen hemisphere cooperation. The result is a stronger Canada and a closer Canada United States bond, though a political union remains unlikely.
The Home Owners Loan Corporation has repaid about 724 million dollars of the funds advanced to prevent foreclosures. About 70 thousand individuals have been repaid in full. The balance sheet and final results of the program remain uncertain.
Diary entry describes peaceful pastoral scenes with sheep and lambs, a tall seedling from California, and a family routine. Jim trusts an almanac for June weather while the writer hopes for hot dishes and comfort food. reflections on faith in people and daily farm tasks are interwoven with weather bets and small household details.
Ruth Millett surveys marital stereotypes highlighting wives who nag politics, overspend, or claim bosses, alongside husbands who rely on wives for outfits, correspondence, and daily decisions. The piece mocks presumption and roles within marriage through comic examples.
A reader argues for substantial military funding and economic reallocation to counter German aggression. The letter emphasizes the U S needs a strong democracy undergirded by national security, economic commitment, and new leadership to face a changing world.
A fragmented mid-20th century snippet discusses wartime policy in the United States. It references Mussolini's declaration of war on Britain and France and links American self interest to preparedness. The text hints at support for aiding the Allies as reversals influence public resolve.
An assembled commentary observes President Roosevelt’s Charlottesville course amid anxieties over armed opposition and wartime policy. It notes Lincoln’s emancipation parallels, critiques on military bellicosity, and mentions cooling prospects for naval blockades, plus reflections on mining, industry, and Democratic advertising.
Central standard time listings recount a quadrennial Republican convention in Philadelphia ten days away. The schedule spans NBC CBS and MBS programs with talks on government subsidies, defense, European war updates, a Rudy Vallee show, Toscanini concert, and various musical features. It notes specific times and stations including WEAF NBC WIZ WABC CBS MBS and special segments led by Rep Herrington and others.
In a short historical discussion the text argues that bad democracy breeds autocracy. It cites figures like Adolf Hitler Mussolini and Stalin as leaders who defend themselves amid accusations of usurpation and aggression. The piece traces cycles of revolutions in Greece and shifts in European politics through foreign invasions and internal turmoil.
Local note reports Abe Weat and his concert orchestra performing a marathon style program at Melody Hall with human nature themed pieces and a blue west 845 motif. The event highlights include a spirited performance lineup and audience reception in a communal music night.
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