Huron Publishing Co announces rates and staff
The Huron Publishing Co editor Robert D Lusk lists subscription prices for local carriers and mail including 20c weekly, 6.00 annual within Huron, 6.90 yearly elsewhere, plus various monthly and quarterly terms. The paper notes Associated Press reprint rights and circulation auditing.
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Look It In The Face War News Then And Now
An editorial urges Americans to judge war news honestly, noting the Libyan defeat and Tobruk loss as serious. It warns Rommel may push into Egypt threatening the Suez Canal and Middle East oil, with Britain under pressure in London and rising Axis activity in Sevastopol and beyond.
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Axis Triumphs Could Prolong World War Warned
The analysis warns that if Axis forces secure oil supplies and push toward Suez the war could be protracted. It argues the United Nations must escalate production to outmatch the enemy with tanks planes ships and units, ensuring victory despite longer combat.
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Great Britain
Share The Rides In South Dakota Plan
South Dakota towns including Hurons and Beadle County adapt share the ride concept with workers carpooling to daily jobs. Observers note dozens of cars ferrying employees each weekday morning and suggest Hurons could replicate the plan to reduce wear on old family vehicles and extend their useful life.
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Drive Carefully For Fourth Of July Holiday Traffic
A National Safety Council warning ahead of the Fourth edition urges careful driving as gasoline rationing could boost holiday traffic. The advisory notes a record stream of motorists visiting family and friends, risking accidents that waste manpower and time during wartime. A cautionary line urges daily safe driving and notes the folly of men proving dominance by reckless behavior.
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WE THE WOMEN Show husbands good hosts with simple duties
Ruth Millett argues that a wife shapes a husband's hosting by sharing the workload, inviting friends, and giving him clear tasks. She avoids nagging or micromanaging, allows veto power on menu, and lets him manage drinks and conversations. The result is smoother social life.
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Ruth Millett
Voices of War and Liberty From World Leaders
A collage of wartime quotes from Winston Churchill Oswaldo Aranha Leon Henderson and Lieut John H Bulkeley emphasize resolve in facing German aggression, continental defense commitments, and stabilization of living costs as morale and unity drive American mobilization.
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Leon Henderson
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Education of the Free: Britain and American Scholarship
The piece compares Britain's public and private schools with historic charity roots and argues for opening access through government grants or scholarships. It cites President Conant of Harvard on expanding talent access to colleges, stressing public subsidies to ensure democracy produces capable leaders beyond private wealth.
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Clapper: Informed Opinion Key to Prevent Isolationism
Washington reports that Clapper argues public discussion, including Hoover's views, can unify the nation on postwar policy. He notes reviews praise Hoover's realism aligning with world role, urging a national follow through beyond wartime leadership to avert a third war. Public opinion, not administration politics, must guide postwar cooperation.
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Gossip From Gotham Echoes Broadway World
Celebrity chatter fills this Gotham gossip column with snipped rumors about Carol Bruce Pete Westmore and a Navy sweethearts tale. Lefty Gomez, Rita Hayworth, Gloria Callen, Irene Corlett, and Red Skelton appear among a parade of stars and industry moves. A Washington post traces Elmer Davis and the White House press intrigue while Florence and the Rockefeller restaurant dream surface.
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Chinese Guerrillas Promise Harsh Blow Against Japanese
Chinese guerrillas in inner Mongolia to South China Sea vow to strike when Generalissimo orders a grand counteroffensive. An American reporter recalls escape routes through occupied zones, close calls with Japanese patrols, and aid from guerrilla leaders and locals. The piece notes changing Japanese tactics toward captives and the strong friendship toward Americans.
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Beware Of Girls, Station Operators
Representative Johnson of Oklahoma accused gasoline rationing chief Leon Henderson of using pretty girls as snoopers to trap filling station operators. He said the operatives approach stations with stories about a father in the hospital or having left town with the family ration card and pressure sellers to provide gas, leading to prosecutions.
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Potter County Ends Successful USO Drive
Potter County reports a strong USO drive with Kenneth Morgan as chairman. Potter County was the second in the state to file a complete report with headquarters, the first county reporting by wire, and exceeded the assigned goal by about fifty percent.
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Echo Rebekahs Lodge Meeting Adjourns for Summer
The regular Echo Rebekahs Lodge meeting at the IOOF hall in Alpena June 24 adjourned. Members voted to adjourn during July and August as heavy barges pass by on the river stoppage, while some barges can proceed upriver toward Switzerland.
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