Evening Huron paper catalog and subscription rates
The Huron Publishing Co. issues listing for subscriptions across local, South Dakota, and U.S. regions. Rates include 20 cents weekly carrier, 6.00 yearly mail in Huron, and various monthly and yearly mail options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with reprint rights noted.
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The League of Nations Lives On Despite Its Failures
An op-ed-like reflection argues the League of Nations is not dead despite its 1940s failures. It notes varying wartime contributions from 48 nations, including the British Empire and Vichy France, and compares its fate to the American constitutional birth. The piece suggests enduring hope that law will supplant chaos among nations.
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Norway
Unemployment Melts Away and Shifts to Industry Streams
The nation moves past its long unemployment crisis as the defense program heats the economy. The National Industrial Conference Board places unemployment at 6,142,000 now, down from 8,500,000 a year ago per the census. If trends hold, spring should bring further improvement.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Economic forecast on unemployment and defense boom
The piece weighs unemployment projections and the wartime defense economy. It argues 3,000,000 unemployed would imply economic strain, compares to 1929 levels, and explores how defense activity could shift employment depending on victory or defeat. It contends America may adapt and resolve employment challenges despite uncertain timelines.
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Bolton Tours Camp Forrest and Finds Impressive Health Record
Congresswoman Frances Bolton visited Camp Forrest in Tullahoma Tennessee with her sons training there. She noted an outstanding morale and that none of the 20 000 trainees had died, praising the camp's training conduct amid the defense effort. A stray line about a straw vote and fashionable hats follows with no clear link to the main item.
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Cleveland
Camp Forrest
Tullahoma
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Congress
We the Women It's A Sad Mistake To Give Hubby Wrong Idea
Ruth Millett argues that a reported case of a woman buying or renting another's husband for $10,000 harms female solidarity and endangers marriage. She suggests wives consider alimony risks and the notion of husbands as investments, warning of broader social consequences.
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Ruth Millett
War morale quotes spark contentious view on labor
A collection of wartime opinions cites Dr Fred P Cerson of Dickinson College on American morale being under attack, Elinore M Herrick on strikes, Albert W Hawkes on class hatred, and Col John H Jouett pledging aircraft production for the war effort.
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Elinore M. Herrick
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I Guarntee
John H. Jouett
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Command of the Air in World War II Debate
A Sioux City Journal excerpt argues President Roosevelt should push for a substantial air power buildup to defeat the Axis. It predicts the battle of the Atlantic and air supremacy as decisive, with Allied planes and ships key to supplying England and crippling German industry.
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Broadway Bulletin Board Gossip Clips From The City
A stream of Paris and Hollywood whispers touches Broadway couples. Don Budge plans a Chicago honeymoon with Aidie Congelmaan while Beatrice Lillie may tour the U S next month. Cary Grant and others loom in film talk as gossip swirls around marriages, divorces, and show business moves.
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New Type Of Warfare Emphasizes Bombers For Britain
Washington reports President Roosevelt aims to boost bomber production as the core of Britain's expeditionary force. The article argues air power, not ground troops, must strike German centers, disrupt production, and erode morale to force victory, with U S material strength and oil as pivotal.
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Roosevelt
Britain
Lindbergh
Europe
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Radio Programs Time in Central Standard May 9 Listings
Radio schedules from New York show Central Standard times for NBC Blue CBS and MBS programs. Highlights include Information Please Uncle Walt’s Doghouse Jack Benny Hollywood premieres and sports quizzes along with News Broadcasting religious and world affairs segments.
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Spartan
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Israel
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Erie
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Cranium Crackers Daily Problems Puzzles for readers
Eddie Smith travels 2160 miles with 13 gas stops. 12 gallon tanks, varying fill levels, asks total gallons used and miles per gallon. A creaky step puzzle counts steps in Joe Allen’s stairs with left foot ending top landing. A grocery puzzle has cans and bread with tomato can prices, solving item costs from a dollar and change. Local clippings include brief Wyoming Highmore notes and Newcastle death notice.
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Joe Allen
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Four Steps To Help The Atlantic War Effort
Washington May 8 veteran observers outline four key actions for the United States in the war. First stop German sea threat with a British American shipping protection plan. Second, defend Atlantic islands like the Azores and Cape Verdes as bases for operations. Third, back Spain Portugal and French North Africa as a long shot. Fourth, full war partnership with Britain to boost material aid and shift government and public mindset toward mobilization. Tank and aircraft output show the urgency and limits of current production.
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War
Navy Departments
White House
North Africa
Atlantic
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Britain
Hal Nevin
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Azores
Cape Verdes
Spain
Portugal
Chrysler
Aldwin
American
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
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Merald Tribune Syndicate
Farmer's Death Attributed To Kick At Nemo Ranch
Ken Heath 34 was found near his mother's ranch six miles north of Nemo. Coroner G H Miller ruled he died from a horse kick puncturing the heart or rib area. The motive or further details remain unclear as investigators review the scene and reports.
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Kenneth Heath
Nemo
Goroner G. H. Miller
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