Huron Publishing Co. Rates and Notices
Published by The Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street with editor B D Lusk. Subscription rates listed for local, South Dakota, and U S mail. rates include weekly carrier and yearly mail options. Associated Press rights noted for re publication of news dispatches and local news.
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Huron Publishing CO
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Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Peace with freedom of movement and trade
A 14th century quotation cited by the Evening Hurenite on October 7, 1339 urges that lasting world peace must grant America decisive influence, permit free movement and commerce, ensure adequate employment, and secure gas freedom and independence both domestically and abroad, with a commitment to maintain peace.
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America
Remarkable Huron Census Shows Resilience Amid Drought
Huron’s preliminary census lists a 139 decline over ten years with a final count of 10,787. Despite population drops drought conditions and tough times, the city gains in air transport status and federal agency presence, while rapid development, new taxic, and oil office expansions help set a hopeful path for the 1940s in a central location with strong transport links.
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Huron
Ajeet
J.B. Graybeal
South Dakota
Ieee
Mitchell
Middlewest
Black Hills
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Dargest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Acie
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Philippine immigration bill sparks Japanese protests
The Philippine National Assembly passes a new immigration bill setting annual quotas of 500 for every nationality. The measure targets Japanese and Chinese immigration, provoking protests from Japan. The bill is likely discriminatory though it treats nationalities equally, highlighting tensions in regional migration policy.
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Japan
Philippine National Assembly
Immigration and the right to govern borders
The text argues that large immigrant inflows affect nations and uses Japan and Russia as examples. It asks if the Japanese would accept external immigration unlimitedly and suggests they would demand control over their borders just as they would expect neighboring nations to have similar rights. It highlights reciprocity in immigration sovereignty.
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Japan
Diary Entry From Farm Woman Reflects On Tasks And Mountains
An April diary fragment recalls starting a farm accounting last year, balancing chores with high ground reflections. The writer muses on the value of difficult tasks, shares a cookie recipe, and notes Joe’s nighttime thirst and a growing man’s future memories.
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Joe
We can't keep out says Ruth Millett viewpoint
Ruth Millett urges American women to resist defeatist thinking as war looms. She warns against passivity and urges women to claim civic responsibility, shift from private acceptance to active stance, and refuse the motto we cannot join the war. She calls for women to desert defeatist ranks and speak up.
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Ruth Millett
Fragmented quotes on leadership and politics from 20th century figures
A collection of disparate remarks attributed to diverse figures including President B Heacock of Caterpillar and David Rockefeller, touching on help, work, presidential term questions, and political figures. The sourcing appears fragmented and stylistically varied with mixed attributions and era-specific references.
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David Rockefeller
Mayor
la Guardia
Secretarial Stati
Wildlife losses rise with highway danger in 1930s US
The Christian Science Monitor cites Nature Magazine estimating 30,000,000 animals die annually on US roads as 29,006,000 motor vehicles travel nationwide. Deer are top victims in Michigan New York and Maine 200 plus deer killed yearly and fourteen moose in Maine in 1938. Roadside signs urge deer crosswalks and drivers to slow down.
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Preserving Wildlife
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Nature Magazine
Michigan
New York
Maine
Army unprepared for defense as World war looms
Washington May 7 expert analysts warn the United States cannot defend itself for eighteen months after mobilization. Only 450,000 initial troops, lacking modern rifles, anti aircraft guns and tanks, with plans to reach 750,000 in eighteen months. Navy decks vulnerable, invasion risks rise. President Roosevelt budgeted but defense delays persist. analysts urge quicker mobilization and more funds to avert a security crisis.
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Washington
Latin America
Switzerland
Roosevelt
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Marshall
United States
Edison
Radio Features New York May Grabs Loom for WIZ NBC Broadcast
Radio listings detail a May schedule with Lou Amberg defending his title against Lew Jenling in a 15 round fight. The broadcast includes Sam Tab and Bill Stern handling Friday updates and a wide NBC CBS WEAF WABC lineup featuring Horace Heidt Show Fibber McGee and Molly Bob Hope Edward G Robinson Play and various daytime programs across multiple stations.
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New York
May Grits
Wiz-Nbc
Lou Amberg
Lew Jenling
Sam Tab
Bill Stern
Europe
NBC
CBS
WEAF
Horace Heidt
Fibher McGee and Molly
Bob Hope
Uncle Walt Doghouse
WABC
Edward G. Robinson
H. D. Cooley
WHBC
Aldrich — Family
Cavscade of America
Nancy Hawks
US of Rochester
Malcolm Claire
Stern
Ed Heast Wizerly
Hedda Hopper
Cbs Wabe
Nan Wynn
Roe
Bud Barton
Paul Sullivan
Rocky Gordon
Lowell Thomas
Mr. Keen
Lanny Rass
Wythe Williams
Trail Blazers
Wjz
Burns & Ailen
Cbs-Wake
Fragmented 16th Century Religious Puzzle Remains Unclear
A scrambled OCR puzzle text references a 16th century religious reader with clues and mismatched entries. It lists numbered across and down terms such as Eagle's nes Paddle Fer fear and Sound of Pleasure, with stray hints toward a religious leader answer and various dubious phrases. The readable segments hint at a print puzzle page with incomplete entries and garbled words.
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U By Way of
Nash’s
Radio Schedule Teems With Shows and Commencement News
A fragmented listing details radio programs including Lone Ranger, The Plantation Party, Green Hornet, Kay Kysar Northwestern U program, and various dances and news segments. It also notes Dr. Steele of Northern State Teacher Will deliver the commencement address on May 18, with nineteen graduates announced.
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Oster
Lone Ranger
Craig
Banee Basie
Ouse Nbewurf
Seriss
Ben Bernie
Lew Sehrchswabe
J. Hersholt
Christian Ebswabe
Elmer Davis
New
Fred Allen
Abe
Ie Music
Kay Kysar
Uig
Miller & Orch
Otis
Orch
Raymond G
CBS Concert
Twik
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Melody
Eiss-Walecast
L Ames & Andy
Orches
Tieanuwg Ross
Miriage
Bers
Tulire
Hig
Fricayens Jantor
Une Temple
Belle Of The Playground pattern for girls ages 2 to 8
The ad promotes Pattern No. 8674 featuring a blouse, pinafore and panties with a sunback frock option. Describes fabrics, yardage for sizes 2 4 6 and 8, and price details. Encourages sending name address style number and size to The Evening Hit Tonite Pattern Service in Chicago. It highlights ease with a step by step sewing chart and suggests seasonal fashion book.
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Mic
Mull
Dimity
Batiste
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Potter County obituary and birth notices from April
Births list several April births in Gettysburg and surroundings including Francis Cole, Netman Tite, Haven, Ralph Johnson, and others. Marriages reported include Rey Benoit and Delores Kieser, Sid J. Wager and Marthe Gueris. Deaths note Elizabeth Ann Bacin aged 74 and John You Wald. one divorce mentioned.
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Ralph Johnson
Rey T Benoit
Ager
Bent Geist
Delores Kieser
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