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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

4

Huron Publishing Co Newspaper Rates Listing

Published by The Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street S E Robert D Lusk editor and publisher, rates shown for local carrier and mail subscriptions. Local carrier 20c per week, mail 6.00 per year in Huron. elsewhere in South Dakota 15c per week. mail options 1 month 60c two weeks 1.00 three months 1.50 six months 2.75 one year 2.00 (United States) per year.

Huron Publishing CO Third Street S. E Robert D. Lusk Huron South Dakota United States

Defense Bonds Offer A Sound Investment

Defense bonds launch a peacetime drive to raise millions for the nation’s defense program. Colliers notes current baby bonds cost 18.75 dollars, redeemable for 25 in ten years, offering 2.9 percent annual return and patriotic appeal. The piece envisions larger denominations with possible coupons and scales, urging Americans to invest to stabilize prices and support Britain.

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Investment in Personal Security From the US Government

The United States government offers a clear opportunity to invest in personal security. The plan presents investors with a chance to benefit from defensive measures and potential policy advantages.

United States

Monroe And Mow Down Doctrines

A column argues against abandoning the Monroe Doctrine in favor of a German Japanese world order. It asserts the doctrine preserved sovereignty, resisted imperial interference, and warns that partitioning the hemisphere would invite covert conquest. The writer stresses the need to keep seas and the wider world reasonably free to ensure American security and future stability.

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Tolerance Key To Roommate Living Says Ruth Millett

Ruth Millett argues that thousands of women joining army camps will share apartments to cut costs. She urges loyalty to roommates, warns about airing faults, and notes that while sharing reveals quirks, discretion and mutual respect can form lasting bonds.

Ruth Millett

They Say Quotes From North and South America

A compilation of quotes from 1941 discussing racial superiority, youth unemployment, and Christian responsibility. Notable lines cite Lieutenant Commander Carlos Fallon of Colombia praising American supremacy, a 1941 youth commission finding persistent unemployment, and Rev. Dr. John Sutherland Bonnell warning against spectator Christianity.

Carlos Fallon Colombia The American Youth Commission John Sutherland Bonnell

Editorial on coal wage debate and John L. Lewis stance

A guest editorial surveys the North and South coal mine wage talks during the Roosevelt era. It notes northern and southern operators supporting a $1 daily raise, a 20 to 40 cent differential dispute led by John L. Lewis, and political pressure from Senator Connally. It questions regional cost differences and predicts potential further wage pressure and mine shutdowns amid national security concerns.

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Civilian production must yield to war goods output

Raymond Clapper argues in Washington that civilian industry must be curtailed drastically to meet wartime needs. He notes defense already uses about 8 percent of capacity and predicts a 20 percent cut in automobile output, underscoring looming readjustments for business and daily life.

Raymond Clapper Washington OPM Defense CIO United States Chamber of Commerce Great Britain Britain Congress Reuther

Cranium Crackers Opera Quiz Questions

A memory test on operas and characters. Questions cover a clown opera with a play within a play, Kirsten Flagstad and her associated composer, two Figaro operas, Mephistopheles Valentin and Marguerite, and a Metropolitan revival featuring Lily Pons. Answers appear on the classified page.

Kirsten Flagstad Figaro Mephistopheles Valentin Marguerite Metropolitan Lily Pons

Radio Programs Schedule Highlights May Day Listings

New York May 1 radio guide lists NBC and CBS lineups for Thursday with topics on Town Defense Bonds and Stamps NBC Blue 6 30 PM and schoolbook dangers discussion at 7 35 PM. Night features include Bing Crosby Pat O'Brien Rudy Vallee and Lionel Barrymore and various news and drama segments through 9 15 PM.

New York Nbcblue Lee Perkins Paul V. McNutt Nbc-Red Brooks Illinois America Nbc-Blue American Legion J. M. Mead Watr CBS NBC Fannie Brice Aldrich Bing Crosby Pat O'Brien Rudy Vallee Jobn Lionel Barrymore Ed East City Desk Major Bowes Horace Acidt MBS Morgan Chicago Edwin C. Hill Dbs Aageere Siinutes Paul Sullivan Lowell Thomas F. Waring Amos and Andy Sketch Europe Dr. Caldwell Kate Smith Elmer Davis Ben Bernie Laval C. Searchinger

Lindbergh and Walsh Debate America's Invasion Risk

Walter Lippmann compiles the contrasting views at the America First rally in New York. Col Lindbergh argues invulnerability, while Senator Walsh warns of defeat without naval power and urges strategic choice between lone defense or allied action with Britain.

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Looking Back 20 Years Ago at High School Event

Tuesday evening's celebration featured sixty-day and their mothers, with Maxine Dinneen as toastmaster guiding speakers. The program included bird theme decorations, community singing, and readings by students and Miss Jeannette Crawford. The Aud Birds Club of seventh graders led bird protection efforts, and William Gamble was elected senior valedictorian with Lois Whitney as salutatorian among ten open election candidates.

Maxine Dinneen Jeannette Crawfor Bernice Py Lela K. Ge F. B. Reese Jear Crawford Maurine Morin Mo W. O. Webb Bernice Palm Marjorie Carvall A. J. Lai Emma —. Sheeley Hazel Meirs Aud Birds Club Unite States Rose Schmitt Elie Lois Whitney Maxine Dinneer Curtis Crawford Yuecy Lois Whiney Cheate Johns Helen Gi Pearl Hocking Robert Kindler Bessie Chesire Muriel Potter Wiliam Gamble Marjorie Carral Frances Christensen

If Hitler Wins War Threat of U S Authoritarian State

Dean Lee Stark, local secretary of the Committee to Defend America, warns at the Wanis Club that isolationist policy could yield a Hitler victory and prompt an authoritarian U S government. He cites Wheeler and Montana in arguing against involvement and urges vigilance against fifth column activity.

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Farewell Gathering at Wolsey Presbyterian Church

A farewell program for Hold Parewell Wolsey on May 1 featured a skit and several women performers. The event at Wolsey Presbyterian Church included a social hour and potluck dinner served to attendees.

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