Post Office Listing Rates and Associated Press Note
The notice states editions mailed locally in Huron by carrier for 2 cents weekly and 5 dollars yearly, South Dakota by carrier 15 cents weekly, and mailing rates of one month six cents, eight weeks 32 dollars, three months 1.50, six months 2.75, one year 5.00, with United States by mail per year 8 dollars. It includes the Associated Press rights and Bureau of Circulation notice.
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Huron, & D
Yates
Huron
South Dakota
Earrier
United States
Peace and freedom must guide postwar world order
The Evening Huronite editorial from October 7 1998 asserts that lasting peace requires America to lead in ensuring freedom of movement and commerce, preserving independence at home and abroad, and maintaining that peace as long as people need it. It emphasizes strong US influence to secure global stability and economic liberty.
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America
Be Thoughtful Of Other People's Property
May brings outdoor activities and springtime joys but also concerns in Huron and nearby rural areas. Complaints cite youths cutting across lawns and gardens and fishermen not respecting farm property. Farmers report gates left open and driving across seeded fields. Residents are urged to show care for neighbors and safeguard Huron as Central South Dakota's beauty spot.
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Huron
South Dakota
Road to Panama would bolster defense canal access
The plan urges rapid funding for a Pan-American highway to Panama Canal defense and regional development. It argues the road would unlock Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama for trade, stabilize politics, and require timely start to avoid delay.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Guatemala
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Educational Bottleneck in US School Enrollment
In the United States the number of elementary children not enrolled runs between 800000 and a million. Senator Thomas seeks 300 million dollars for approved facilities and blames deficits on districts crowded by defense industry workers. He also advocates 3600 million dollars for further action.
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United States
Thomas
Approach
Educational bottlenecks in wartime schooling crisis
A speaker warns that districts with spare facilities face massive demand as defense workers move in. He says lack of space robs children of education, comparing it to bottlenecks in munitions plants and stressing urgent need to expand schooling for national welfare.
Labor Peace in Toledo A Quiet Two Year Turnaround
The Toledo model shows a labor peace path through a voluntary board that mediates disputes. After initial skepticism, a string of disastrous strikes prompted both sides to seek a better road. The board earned trust by fairness and steady work, reducing major strikes to 15 in 28 months.
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Go Toledo
Ies
Toledo
Focal Board
Tony
Letters From The People Rally For Freedom
A 13 year old New Jersey girl sends a dollar for army payroll and a typed letter declares refusal to pay income tax, citing independence and liberty. The nation sees many small contributors at Washington, proving freedom’s spiritual stake resonates beyond wealth.
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White House
Treasury
Washington
New Jersey
WE THE WOMEN Study Clubs Could Learn A Lot But They Seldom Do
A critique of women study clubs noting members often discuss topics outside their strengths. The piece argues clubs waste time, while women with real talents like gardening cooking and painting could lead engaging talks. It suggests leveraging personal skills to make clubs lively.
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South America
Mrs. Smith
They Say Major idols of America are Men of Good Will
Quotation compilation contrasts views of Dr Dixon Wecer and Norman McLarty on moral leadership and government duty. The remarks frame a debate over individual interests versus national war effort and social responsibility in the 1920s era.
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America
Men of Good Will
Norman McLarty
Social Responsibility
Leo M. Cherne
Research Institute of America
Churchill Faces Confidence Vote in War Congress
An analysis of Churchill's leadership amid Balkan reverses and looming Near East tests. Churchill reorganized his cabinet as Britain braces for a vote of confidence, with Hitler signaling a desire to replace him. The piece warns U S readers of the Nazi challenge to democracy and the stark choice between fascism or defending democracy at home.
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Rime
Winston Churchill
Hitler
Churchill
Reichstag
Britain
Balkan
Turkey
Iraq
Gibraltar
Suez
Churchliss
Germany
Europe
Clapper urges action to seize idle foreign ships
Raymond Clapper argues that obstructionists in Congress delay the seizure and use of 7,000,000 tons idle foreign shipping to aid Britain. He warns delays threaten English seapower and U.S. security, urging quick congressional approval to requisition 3,000,000 tons of idle tonnage with compensation.
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Raymond Clapper
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
England
Britain
Roosevelt
Germany
Hitler
Tobey
New Hampshire
Radio Programs and Times for New York May 7 Schedule
Daily radio listing shows NBC CBS and MBS slots with programs including Freedom Rally with Willkie and LaGuardia. Other segments feature Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser Fred Allen Amos and Andy and Henry Aldrich Family across NBC Red Blue and CBS networks.
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Eas Sener Senden
New York
NBC
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Mr. Meek
Dr. Christian
Fred Allen
Amos and
Andy
Nbc-Blue
Manhattan
Mexico
Scattergood
Edwin C. Hillitcba
Bob Edge
D. Aaa
Vox
Pappers
H. V. Baltenborn
Fannie Brice
Snooks
Horace Heidt
Orch
Henry Aldrich
City Desk
Major Bowes Amateurs Quiz Leads World News Broadcast
Major Bowes and his Amateurs feature and a quiz segment clash with Vallee and Barrymore plus Prof. quiz and World News Broadcasting listings. The card notes program segments and timing across stations in a compact TV radio schedule style.
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Major Bowes
Vallee and Barrymore
Nbe
World News Broadcasting
Famous Tombs and Their City Locations Quiz
A fragmented puzzle asks readers to match famous tombs to their cities. Items include Grant's Tomb Garfield's Tomb Lincoln's Tomb and Washington's Tomb with multiple city options such as New York City Washington D C Springfield and Paris.
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Grant
Lexington
New York
Chicago
Deid
Cleveland
Garfield
Wash
Washingto D.C
Los Angeles
Calif
N’s
Washington, D
New York City
Springfield
Tit
Washington's
Washington, D. C
Washington
Ind
Ringstery
Efnon
Napoleon
St. Acl & Waterloo
Paris
Audrey Levizow transfers to Milan ordnance plant
Miss Audrey Levizow of Rockham, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Levizow, moves to Milan Tennessee to work in the Field Auditor's office at the ordnance plant there. She previously served in the Federal Crop office in Minneapolis for several years.
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Rockham
Audrey Levizow
G. Levizow
Milan
Tenn
Federal
Minneapolis
Voices of Broadway and Hollywood Musings
A disjointed reminiscence on favorite stars Spencer Tracy Humphrey Bogart and others, interwoven with surreal questions about Salvatore Dali and modeling, theater seats popularity and feminist views, plus reflections on art, fashion, and nightlife in a late 20th century tone.
Lindbergh Awakening England Myth and U S Armament
Walter Lippmann argues Col. Lindbergh failed to wake Britain in 1938 and now tries to keep the United States asleep. He disputes Lindbergh’s claim of warning Britain and shows Churchill’s repeated warnings and bipartisan U S arms support, noting isolationist senators weakened defense while others pushed arming America.
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Walter Lippmann
Lindbergh
England
U.S
Foreign Btions Committee
Jone
Senate
Britain
Col Lindbergh
America First Committee
Iver Cates
Éady
Asia
Europe
Nory Wyte
Vis
Navy
Thes
Cii
Iefense
Army
Uty
America
Allie
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Ibune, Inc
Lake Guests Attend Willow Event Sunday
Sunday guests at Willow Lake included Mr and Mrs H Grunaway of Summit and Grunaway's parents Mr and Mrs Grensburg at the Grunaway home. Also present were Mrs Lottie Johnston and Jess Whallen of De Smet, Mrs J L Berg of Minnimistts, Mr and Mrs W H Pene of Hayti, Mrs Arthur Sppenioux F, and others.
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Wweow Lake
Lake
Willow
H. Grunaway
Summit
Grunaway
B. Grensburg
Lottie Johnson
Jess Whallen
de Smet
J. L. Bergminnistts
W. H_ pene
Hayti
Bitien Naraite
Arthur Sppen
Ioux
An Irs
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Ives
Northwest Daily Association
Palace Building
Burma
Lexington Avenue
Ruth Millett
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Dixon Wecer
University of California
Sorment
Huronite
South Galeta
Minneapolis Star-Journal
By Galbraith
State Department
Bg Ag
West
Lone Benger
Ventures In Rhythm
Whispering Smith
Secon
Ussia Qurd
Great Britain
Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Spencer Tracy
Humphrey Bogart
Jimmy Stewart
Bette Davis
Salvatore Dali
Algonquin
Joan Crawford
Itral Park
Lin Neils
Enid
Cal. Lindbergh
Mgr. Churchill
House of Commons
Royal Air Force
Baldwin
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