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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1942
Page
4
In Huron banks fully back defense bonds and stamps by donating time and financing advertising. American Banker notes that banks promote these patriotic products at no reimbursement, viewing it as a duty to the nation and a substantial cost to support the war effort.
A sweeping collage of celebrity upheavals and industry chatter including Dorothy Kilgallen, Carole Landis, Gloria Swanson, Pola Negri, and Pat Powers. Mayor LaGuardia tightens Manhattan nightlife licenses as cabarets fear renewals, while marriages, divorces, and reconciliations ripple through actors, writers, and producers amid wartime pressures.
The piece honors American prisoners like O'Shea Prochaska and Kaz taken in the Wake and Guam action. It argues these names stand for all who defend freedom against Japan and Germany, stressing immigrant roots, liberty, and sacrifice for future generations.
The piece notes that Washington's cherry blossom festival may be canceled this year due to overcrowding in the capital, while Japan’s role is downplayed as a gesture of goodwill. It quotes Russell Schneider, manager of the capital committee, asserting continued mutual respect despite past tensions.
A long parade of indulgent foodie prose describes Joe Rookie being snubbed at a Manhattan dinner for 150 guests including five officers. The army's luxurious beef stew and exotic dishes are praised as culinary feats while Joe Rookie prefers homey fare. An agency notes married men are the best collectors and a car design rumor hints at engine placement behind the driver.
A columnist argues young women should present their true goals for marriage and home life. A man recalls confessing he almost skipped asking Sue to marry because she pretended not to want a home. He says couples may attract the right partner by showing the real plan for family life and that many home-loving men exist.
A collection of wartime quotes highlighting resolve and mixed sentiments from figures and citizens. Includes remarks attributed to Donald M. Nelson and Douglas Corrigan, plus a Philippine pledge and reflections on unity against common enemies. The excerpts reflect public mood, patriotism, and diverse perspectives during wartime.
The piece argues that early war reforms under Secretary Stimson aim to streamline the War Department by creating three commanding generals for ground air and procurement and a tighter general staff with air power equal to ground forces. It warns reforms must reach bottom ranks, replace vestigial structures, and stresses the need for younger, visionary leaders and integrated joint command with the Navy under a single chief.
Raymond Clapper argues morale hinges on urgent, meaningful tasks and national purpose. He warns Axis victory would erode democracy, forcing perpetual total war and controls, urging the United States to tip the balance to prevent a world shaped by autocracy.
New York listings for March 10 and 11 show a dense array of radio programs across CBS NBC and MBS networks. Notable items include Donald Nelson discussing War Production, Murrey on Small Business, Orrin Tucker Band, Navy Relief Show, Easy Aces drama, Kay Kyser and College, Glenn Miller Orchestra, and World News broadcasts with Dean Padre.
A Victory Institute program will be held at De Smet on Wednesday March 18. Production problems will be discussed with Alfred R. Barnes chairing the state war board as the main speaker. Participating will be A J Norgaard agronomist Ralph Hansen conservationist George Gilbertson entomologist and R Brandt poultry specialist from the extension department of State College. The event is sponsored by the AAA with Arthur Palmer Marble NC listed as an officer.
Walter Lippmann argues in the Evening Huronite that occupied France bears no immunity from the war. He asserts the need for a sustained Western strike from a base like the British Isles, coordinating with Soviet Russia, to pressure Germany and defend democratic values. He criticizes Vichy as failing French sovereignty and warns that allies must act decisively rather than shield France from retaliation.
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