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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1941
Page
4
The paper notes that Associated Press dispatches are exclusively credited for republication and that total news content is supplied by AP or credited sources. It also mentions membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
A protest filed with Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones claims inadequate warnings for a weekend blizzard that killed 67 in Minnesota and North Dakota. South Dakota reportedly fared better due to timely notices from the Huron weather bureau and AP alerts relayed to papers statewide.
The article discusses strikes during national defense, noting they will occur despite defense efforts and urging American workers and employers to act wisely. It flags risks from groups aiming to disrupt defense programs, and from leadership-driven or jurisdictional strikes in shops with few union members.
The piece argues unions must operate within the Wagner Act framework and urges conciliation by the federal government. It warns against exploiting defense conditions to weaken established unions and stresses patience to protect rights of labor, management, and the public during spring labor tensions.
National Refugee Service reports about 120000 European refugees in the United States with half in New York and a few large cities. The piece argues the ratio is a small burden and notes many hope to return to Europe, while those who stay will gradually adapt in time.
We the Women contrasts two couples facing army drafts. One saved obsessively, sacrificing vacations and health for a big house and investments, while the other prioritized enjoyment and small comforts. The piece urges balancing today with future readiness, warning against hoarding happiness that may never be used.
A compilation of statements praising individual worth and courage during war. Chester C. Davis and President Roosevelt honor Oliver Wendell Holmes. J B Priestley laments veterans' detachment. George Bernard Shaw mocks wartime aims.
Gallup poll trends show rising American readiness to risk war with Japan to block occupation of Singapore and the East Indies. A San Francisco Town Meeting discussion features Maj. Gen. Barrows arguing for a prompt showdown, an ultimatum style stand, and strategic links to Europe.
In a Roosevelt era defense report, Raymond Clapper notes aluminum rationing and defense production shifts. He observes casualties amid lost aluminum utensil jobs, pivots to cast iron pistons, and warns taxation to recover windfalls. He cites Sloan and labor tensions, urging sacrifice of privileges for national needs.
Question set asks which team won the Class A title in South Dakota with options Sioux Falls Brookings Mitchell Aberdeen. It then asks which justice was most recently appointed to the U S Supreme Court by President Roosevelt with options William C Douglas Frank Murphy Felix Frankfurter Hugo L Black and finally asks for the capital of an unclear city with garbled options.
Broadcast Music Inc may face tighter control as broadcasters seek to compete with ASCAP in music copyright. A peace meeting on contract plans is to be submitted to individual broadcasters for consideration amid ongoing disputes over radio program fees.
A collage of Broadway gossip includes Hetty Hutton and Huntington Hartford in social circles, Loretta Young hospitalized after a suicide attempt, Dorothy Lamour and Greg Gantzer near elopement, Cary Grant and Barbara Hutton romance rumors, and stars like Irene Dunne, Rita Hayworth, and George Burns siblings in various headlines.US officials discuss farm product purchases, ASCAP music return, and a narcotics probe on Broadway.
Walter Lippmann notes Azores control would affect U S defense and interests, comparing importance to Hawaii. He cites naval history and warns Axis press plots to seize the Azores could threaten Britain and the Americas, urging cautious attention to Axis intentions and potential maneuvers in the Atlantic.
Abbott Oboler presents a radio play on the Red Network with guest stars and a European War theme. The program features Abe Red and a roundtable discussion about science scheduled after 10:30, withCBS coverage and late news.
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