Huron newspaper rates and Associated Press notice
The notice lists mailing and carrier rates for Huron and elsewhere in South Dakota and the United States. It states Robert D. Lusk as editor and publisher and notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Third Street
S. E
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Midnight Scene Highlights and Town Gossip
A column chronicles postwar nightlife and celebrity sightings in New York venues. Dorothy Kilgallen notes stars like Greer Garson Deanna Durbin Walter Pidgeon and Bette Davis among diners at the Wedgwood Room Cotillion Room and Louis Quatorze. The piece weaves anecdotes of autographs shopping at El Morocco Lindy’s and the Stork Club with portraits of Myrna Loy Tyrone Power Jackie Webb Lenore Lemmon and Jean Gabin. It captures fashion, gossip, and social life with a brisk, humorous tone.
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Miss Midnight
Manhattan
Greer Garson
Deanna Durbin
Freddy Martin
Wedgwood Room
Walter Pidgeon
Cotillion
Jimmy Walker
Georgie Jessel
Bette Davis
Daseba Hellen
Louis Quatorz
Estelle Taylor
Leon & Eddie‘s
Adelaide Moffett
Armando’s
William Saroyan
MGM
Jakie Webb
Comber
Lenore Lemmon
The
Ringsiders
Myrna‘ Loy
Tyrone Power
World Domination Ambitions Attributable To Japan
The article argues Japan seeks total dominance of Asia and beyond, citing the Tanaka Memorial as proof of plans to conquer Manchuria, the Philippines, Malaya, Singapore, Australia, and possibly Europe. It warns of a Japanese fifth column in the United States and the risk of a Pearl Harbor scale disaster if not stopped.
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Japan
Asis
East Pacific
Asia
Tanaka
Giichi Tanaka
Hirohito
Felix Dzershinsky
Leon Trotsky
Manchuria
Mamelia
Nippon
Philippines
Thailand
Malaya
Singapore
South Sea Islands
Australia
Asia Minor
Europe
Ang
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Pacific Coast
Middle-West
White House
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Pacific War Strategy and Japanese Resolve
The piece praises Allied leadership and strategy in the Pacific, weighing Japan as a dangerous, capable foe. It lauds General MacArthur and UN commanders for offensive, decisive action, credits recent naval engagements with damaging Japanese forces, and expresses optimism about the Allied cause and strategic reforms.
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Pacific
Japan
MacArthur
Singapore
United Nations
You May Holler At Officials Despite War Censorship
This brief comments on free speech under wartime conditions. The New York Supreme Court permits citizens to criticize elected officials in public discourse without fear of arrest, aligning with rulings by the U S Supreme Court and many state courts. The piece defends vigorous criticism of government.
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Congress
New York Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
High
Women at War: Keeping Home Cheerful
Article argues mothers should shield families from constant war news. It urges Mama to foster a serene, cheerful home atmosphere despite gloomy broadcasts. Emphasizes the home as the frontline for morale and family happiness during wartime.
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Ruth Millety
Papa
Mama
Ustento
War quotes and political rebuttals from world leaders
A capped collection of remarks from figures such as Set. D. W. Mann in Ireland, Sir Archibald Sinclair on German war production, Judge John Masterson on zither use, Rep. John W. McCormack calling for unity, and Manuel Quezon noting early victories. The items reflect wartime concerns and political rhetoric across nations.
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Sir Archibald Sinclair
Editorial on the war strategy after Pearl Harbor
A guest editorial argues the war will be taken to the enemy in their camps and stresses two unknowns: when and where the offensive will begin. It contends Axis leaders misjudge U.S. resolve, notes Japan and Nazi strategies aim to disperse Allied forces, and insists the war is life or death, not games. Page 13.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Axis
Europe
Far East
Register
Anyonger
France
Singapore
Java
General Pershing
Hitler
Russia
Middle East
Defense Will Not Win The War Sparked By Best Seller
Washington columnist Peter Edson reports on Lieut. Col. W F Kernan urging terms like attack bonds and attack savings stamps to finance defense efforts. The piece assesses policy labels, cost of living shifts, and remarks from Senator Glass amid wartime policy debate and government promotions, tying in editorials and travel notes from Washington.
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Edson
Washington
Kernan
W. F. Kernan
Hales
Pearl Harbor
Wendell Willkie
Treasury Departments
Department of Labor
Glass
Carter Glass
Tynchburg
Senate
Coi SB
Joint Committee On
Byrd
Civilian Defense
James M. Landis
Philadelphia
John B. Kelly
CCD
London
John D. Biggers
Nellie Campbell Rites Held In Miller Parish
Funeral services for Nellie Campbell born Nellie Gray Brown daughter of Fond du Lac Wisconsin family located in Miller after three year illness. She married Clinton Campbell in 1877 at Campbellsport Wisconsin and later moved to South Hand County then Miller. Survived by five children George H Campbell C Dean Campbell Mrs W A Brandvold Mrs A C Kelly and L C Campbell plus two brothers and numerous grandchildren. Burial in G A R Cemetery Miller.
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Campbell
Miller
George H. Campbell
Pine Bluff
Ark
C. Dean Campbell
Bend
Ore
W. A. Brandvold
Huron
A. C. Kelly
Watertown
L. C. Campbell
Lutheran Aid Meeting At Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Aid held a meeting in the church basement with Mrs. Henry Scheel, Mrs. Will Arhart, and Mrs. Art Saville as hostesses. A noon dinner was served, followed by a business session and the missionary lesson presented by Miss Ann Schroadas.
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Lutheran Aid
Lare . Lane
Mar
Zion Lutheran
Aid
Henry Scheel
Will Arhart
Art Saville
Ann Schroadas
Lippmann Urges United Strategy Against Japan
Walter Lippmann argues in the Evening Huronite that Allied planning in the Pacific failed due to political aims over military strategy. He says dispersed forces and defending possessions drained effort and urges concentrating power for decisive action, especially in Europe with Russia, to avoid repeating costly, scattered defenses.
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Walter Lippmann
Huronite
United Nations
Pacific
Japan
Hongkong
Malays
Singapore
Burma
Philippines
South Pacific
Far East
America
Great Britain
Western
Europe
Russia
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el Morocco
Whitney Bourne
Cliff Nazarro
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Ning
Jean Gabin
Spencer Tracy
Spenser Tracy
Broadway Vegey
Wood
Betty Field
Kelly’s Stable
Guy Lombardo
Fred Allen
Newsbay
Bobby Cicero
Gertie Lawrence
Stork Club
Jack Dempsey
Frances Faye
Bob Sour
Johnny Green
the Waldorf
Soul
Green
Sour
Sherman Billingsley
Boss
Steve Hannagan
Eddy Duchin
They
Say
D. W. Mann
Northern Ireland
First
John Masterson
New York
John W. McCormack
House of Representatives
Manuel Quezon
the Philippines
Des Moines Register
Peter Edson
Vening Huvenite
Washington Correspondent
Clapper
Egypt
Raymond Clapper
Ace
Cairo
Evening Humanite
Rockefeller Center
Reading
Civil Service
Huronian
East Indies
Luzon
Indies
Lippmann
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