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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
4
The Huron Publishing Co. lists address 49 Third Street and editor Robert D. Lusk. It notes subscription prices for local and outside areas, carrier and mail rates, plus yearly United States mail rate. It also states AP membership and reprint rights.
Ed O'Neal and Farm Bureau leaders clash over control of extension and the AAA structure. The piece cites regional tensions, Senate scrutiny, and farmer committees pressing for incentive payments, crop goals, and independent voices against a central policy bloc. It notes Southern resistance and Capitol Hill reactions to Wickard era programs.
A collection of statements from Pearl S Buck Harlow Shapley and Josef Stalin highlighting views on liberty communication and regulation. The remarks contrast the idea that security yields contentment with the necessity of living as a free people in a free world.
A guest editorial argues that the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the ever normal granary enabled the United States to build a vast wartime food reserve. It cites wheat, hog, and cattle production comparisons between 1916 1918 and 1940 1941 to claim the program enlarged capacity and storage, countering critics like Senator Bushfield.
Washington March 25 A backer of the Ball-Burton-Hatch-Hill resolution to align the Senate with the United Nations argues it escapes partisan foreign policy. The piece traces the League of Nations debate, notes Republican and some Democratic split, and lauds Senators Stassen Ball Burton Truman and Clark for supporting the measure while urging broader constituent backing.
Word arrives of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Maurice Olson in Redfield Hospital March 20 The baby is named Maurice Francis Mr Olson is in the army air corps stationed in Nashville Tenn He arrived home today Mrs Olson is the former Frances Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Ford of Redfield
Mr and Mrs Raymond Voss arrived from Salt Lake City to spend two weeks visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs George Voss and Mr and Mrs Frank Tuttle. Mrs Ray Walter recently fell at home and broke her arm.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys show business life from Broadway to Hollywood. She notes Sally Rand’s publicity misstep, Elton Britt’s western sleights, and James Howard Hughes era buzz. Jane Russell’s Outlaw finally rocks San Francisco as a public interest lingers.
The Office of War Information reports from neutral sources that Nazi policy has crushed German small business and the middle class under a total mobilization. Since 1942 small shops face closure, with thousands already gone, while profits favor giant firms and monopolies.
Huron Public Library features a series of books titled What the Citizen Should Know About. They cover the Army Navy Coast Guard Marines Submarine Warfare and Air Forces with practical details on organization training duties and eligibility. Also guides for servicemen wives and a note that about 12 000 Indians serve in the U S armed forces.
A columnist notes Judge Cunningham and Traya discussing a new drinks detector called an alcoholometer. The piece defends moderate beer drinkers as good citizens, arguing such devices help avoid trouble and support responsible enjoyment with friends after work.
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