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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
4
The piece argues the two freedoms are distinct. It notes the United States won wartime advantage in air transport, Britain fears U S leadership, and squares the open sky with sea liberty. It warns Britain will push reciprocal deals and challenge exclusive U S franchises while the U S solidifies air dominance.
Captain Anthony Eden British foreign minister visits the United States for weeks of talks with President Roosevelt and state department officials. The aim is to strengthen Allied coordination against aggression, forge closer ties among the United Nations, and shape war aims for a successful victory and postwar peace. Eden’s past role in Moscow and rapport with Washington officials position him to present the Russian case and foster cooperation among Britain, the United States, and Soviet Russia. The visit underscores importance of Russo British American collaboration to defeat the Axis.
Jena argues that U eight bases should not be retained for postwar commercial use. He notes American bases in Africa and the Caribbean mainly benefit Britain and have no future air routes. He cites Cunard White Star and Britain's British Overseas Airways Corporation as responses to American aviation competition.
The United States holds a record wool stockpile totaling 1.5 billion pounds, the largest ever held by any country. About a billion pounds are foreign, with Britain owning two thirds. Ships moving between the U S and Australia boost imports as Australian wool arrives as ballast while bales compress to a third of normal size. Boston, once America’s wool hub, may rival London as the world wool center.
A wartime piece notes men in Detroit plants struggle to understand women workers. It suggests hiring women counselors in factories and urges husbands to apply the same curiosity at home to improve domestic life, arguing science should guide both work and marriage rather than stereotypes.
In a sequence of statements from wartime leaders and scholars, figures such as Donald M. Nelson James B Conant Franklin D Roosevelt and J L Devers emphasize the shift from production to distribution in war, the need for liberty through civic responsibility, and the Red Cross’s mass humanitarian campaign. They argue victory requires broader citizen education, mercy as strength, and consideration of ceding sovereignty to an international agency for lasting peace.
Washington March 18 Senate leaders from both parties drive a bipartisan move to back a resolution urging President Roosevelt to lead in organizing the United Nations. The plan seeks a two thirds vote, emphasizes a nonpolitical Senate show, and reflects middle of the road, reform minded lawmakers aiming to curb future world wars through international cooperation.
The Faulkton Tuesday Club gathered at Mrs Cora Wright's home this week. Cora Wright reviewed part of a book and lunch was served by the hostess. The St Patrick's theme was carried out. Artesian reports that Orville Allen Zilke is reporting to the I S Naval Training Station this week at Farragut Iowa.
March ration dates include coffee stamps five from war ration book good for four gallons of gasoline expire mid month. Red Cross home nursing classes start March 12 and March 24 in Room 3 Odd Fellows Building. Tire inspection deadlines begin March 3 with six month intervals. March 31 first inventory of rationed food by retailers. April starts registration with Office of Price Administration for inventory point value. May 41 stamps in war ration book No 1 good for sugar and shoes. Weekly messenger service for Civilian Defense classes Wednesdays 7 to 9 PM at Junior High building. Red Cross dressings classes and other sessions listed at Odd Fellows Building HQ and Red Cross Home.
Kilgallen reports on Hollywood gossip including Judy Garland and Dave Rose possibly reconciling after a honeymoon house sale was halted. She seeks film score inclusion, while Franchot Tone and Wallace are noted with other entertainment movements. several health and legal notes surface among stars.
New York dispatch analyzes why General MacArthur has not launched the promised return to the Philippines. A year after arriving in Australia he relies on air and sea power, contends his force levels and production are spread thin, and he awaits ships, planes, and men for a full offensive.
Prof. T. M. Olson of Brookings joined state cream coordinators in Chicago urging farmers to boost dairy cow production and conserve milk and cream. Better feeding and proper cream handling could raise butterfat from 150 to 259 or 300 pounds per cow annually, with practical tips: wash the separator, cool cream, keep it covered, and deliver to market at least twice weekly.
Mrs H C Chambers hosted the Jolly Whist Club in Faulkton Tuesday evening. The group played the usual games with Mrs John Gaffney taking high score and Mrs Chambers second high. The next meeting is planned at Mrs J Stef to’s home.
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