Post Office Rates and Associated Press Note in Huron
Entry notes postage rates for Huron South Dakota and nationwide mail options, with a brief line about carrier delivery and year subscriptions. Mentions Associated Press rights and advertising representation, including Northwest Daily Press Association and Palace Building Minneapolis.
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Huron
Ptt
South Dakota
United States
Northwest Daily Press Association Palace Building
Minneapolis
Motive Hinted Behind Petain Move in Nazi Pressure
The piece speculates that Petain’s shift toward greater German influence may be driven by pressure linked to Hitler’s actions in Africa. It notes Weygand’s diminishing role as Germans fill key posts from Africa to Algeria, suggesting a German strategy to force collaboration. The column warns against underestimating Nazi reach and urges vigilance if the United States considers operations such as Dakar.
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Marshal Petain
France
Hitler
Gibraltar
Spain
Morocco
Algeria
Petain
Weygard
Africa
Weygand
Weygane
Ged
Marshal
United States
Washington
Dakar
Uncle Sam
They That Take the Sword and The Peril of Quick Victory
The passage argues that leaders who expect swift wins in aggressive wars, like Franco Prussian or later Japan, often unleash unforeseen forces. It notes the illusion of a short, clean campaign and the reality of prolonged, costly conflicts and unpredictable consequences.
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Bismarck
Japan
From Polish incident to a European Gethsemane
The passage contrasts Hitler’s Poland invasion with a broader European conflict, noting how quick military aims backfired. It imagines Rudolf Hess fearing the larger consequences of war and recalls Germany’s past blitzkrieg and the grim path toward ruin across Europe.
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Japan
China
Germany
Hitler
Poland
Russia
Europe
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Eight Month Speed Record In 105mm Howitzer
The speech warns against national weakness and recalls a past lapse eight years ago when blueprints for an army 105 millimeter howitzer were given to a Milwaukee firm with no prior production. Today the first gun is displayed, achieved from blueprint to gun in eight months, a speed record. The speaker urges readiness if faster action is ever needed.
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United States
Army
Milwaukee
We the Women Mother Can Help Defend Family Tree
Ruth Millett profiles a mother who moves with her family to accompany a reserve officer husband called to the Army. She packs, relocates, and endures hardship to keep the family together, prioritizing defense preparation and experience over comfort or schooling. Her friends criticize, but she stands by the plan.
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Ruth Millett
Papa
Mama
Nes
Hat Mama
They Say- Exuberance of Party Politics in US Campaigns
A collage of quotes questions how politics inflames crowds yet leaves emotional hangovers. Menzies abroad, Berneys praising fervor, and a critic arguing Hitler must not appear in the United States. Clark and Nelson frame calls for change in public life.
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Edward L. Berneys
Infantry Journal
Isolationist Senators Push US Peace Effort in Hess Crisis
A Sioux City Journal review quotes Montana Senator Wheeler and others urging Roosevelt to seek a peace settlement in Europe amid Rudolf Hess’s flight. The piece notes Brooks of Minnesota, George of Georgia, Clark of Missouri, and Taft’s cautious stance, arguing appeasement risks and questioning American mediation viability.
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Sioux City Journal
Chamberlain
Daladier
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
United States
Roosevelt
Engla Oengetan
Chaon
Brooks
Miinoix
Hess
George
Georgia
George C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Clark
Missouri
Taft
Raymond Clapper Warns U S Would Meet Hitler Atlantic Challenge
Raymond Clapper says if Hitler challenges United States in the Atlantic the challenge will be met. He notes Vichy’s surrender expands Hitler’s reach to Dakar Casablanca and Atlantic bases, warning of looming threats to Suez Egypt and Azores.
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Raymond Clapper
Hitler
United States
Atlantic
Washington
Vichy
Roosevelt
France
Africa
Dakar
Casablanca
Portugal
Lisbon
Oporte
North Atlantic
Azores
Cape Verde Islands
Canaries
Congress
Radio Programs Time is Central Standard May 19 20
Radio network schedule from New York listing times and programs for Monday May 19 and Tuesday May 20. Highlights include NBC Hed 6 James Melton Concert 6:30 Richard Crooks 7 Quiz 7:36 Drama Over the Rainbow, 8 Contented Concert. CBS Blondie and Gay 90s. MBS This Is The Show I Love a Mystery True or False. War News and political talk segments. broadcasts feature Joe Lombardo Bob Trout and Hourly news and dramas.
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New York
Special News Service
NBC- Red
CBS
Nbc-Blue
Cbs-East
Nbc-Hed
James Melton Contert
Richard Crooks
West
Blondie
Jean Blondel
Dick Powell
Model Wite
Guy Lombardo
Nhc-Blue
Basin St
Radio Forum
Carl A. Hatch
S Morgan
Mr. Smith
Scattergood Baines
Serica
Edwin_C. Hitt
Paul Sullivan
Paul Douglas
Spenker
Lowell Thomas
Kaltenborn
Johnny
Ordh
Court of Missing
Horace Heidt
Uncle Jim
Bob Trout
Sbs
the People
Ibber MeGes
Molly
Bob Hope
Popsie Amire Gut
Cranium Crackers Senior Senate Quiz Challenge
A classroom quiz asks about U S senators and their relatives. Questions identify a senator whose father was president and Supreme Court chief justice, a senator whose brother was House speaker, and other lineage clues. Readers are invited to find answers on the Classified Page.
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Senate
United States Senate
Mame
United States
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Tenessee
U. S
Wisconsin
Unclear event from damaged Chronicle draft
A fragmentary report from Dyersville mentions a man connected to Cannon and an unconscious state en route to a doctor's office. The text is garbled and partially illegible, with names and details not fully recoverable.
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Dyersville
Leo I
Cannon
Broadway Bulletin Board Inner Gossip And Fractured Romance
Simone Simon weds Al Bloomingdale headlining engaged couples Emilis Brooks Bruce Cabot clash Jean Gabin Lew Ayres over Ginger Rogers Lana Turner Toni Martin date deferred The Robert Edwards Hazel Brown from Lady in the Dark sing lullaby in September Burton Griffis Eunice Healy Mickey Rooney Linda Darnell Sheila Ryan London papers lampoon A J Cronin Citadel may seek American citizenship Ethel Merman injures hand exiting theatre while being escorted by Robert Taylor.
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Broadway Bulletin Board
Simone Simon
al Bloomingdale
Mileo
Hollywood
Emilis Brooks
Bruce Cabot
Jean Gabin
Lew Ayres
Ginger Rogers
Lana Turner
Toni Martin
Robert Edwards
Hazel Brown
Stanton Griffis
Whitney Bourne
Eunice Healy
Benj. Goodman
Mickey Rooney
Linda Darnell
Sheila Ryan
London
A. J. Cronin
Ethel Merman
Robert Taylor
Broadway Voices and Hollywood Hearts In War Time Gossip
The column notes Huntington Hartford courting Letitia Fairbanks cousin of Douglas Fairbanks Jr and ex Mrs Hartford, Betty Grable needs four teeth removed, Frances Farmer and Ricardo Corte affection, Dr Bran ner reports Eddie Rickenbacker’s condition markedly improved though hip pain persists, Jimmy Stewart joins Army morale tours, Tito Guitar eyed for Carmen at the Met, Edwart Arnold ailing from arthritis, a star’s plane stint near his camp ends with late movie viewing, Douglas Fairbanks widow duets with Reginald Gardiner.
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Betty Grable
Frances Farmer
Ricardo Corte
Franks. Brannen
Piedmany Hospital
Atlanta
Eddie Rickenbacker
Jimmy Stewart
Army
Tito Guitar
Carmen
Met
Caelius Vanderbilt Sr
Edwart Arnold
Veterans Call for More Work to Aides and Decentralization
Two veteran observers urge President Roosevelt to delegate more duties to aides to reduce strain and improve governance. They argueFDR bears excessive decision load across war, economy, and foreign policy, with Hopkins centralizing authority and slowing progress. decentralization could empower capable lieutenants and sharpen national effort.
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Fdr
Ross T. McIntyre
White House
War Department
Navy
OPM
Hopkins
Treasury
State Department
Embrys
McIntyre
New York
Mune, Inc
Beadle County Transfer Notes From South Dakota Listings
A fragmented Beadle County land transfer list shows multiple deeds and parcels. Names include Ailey, Winifred, Fofer, and Wolsey with parcels in sections 12 and 14, township 111 range 60. Amounts range from 1 to 2250 dollars with dates referencing 1965 and 1985 in the state of South Dakota.
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Beadle
Ailey
Winifred v. Oe Cavour
John K. Fofer
Beadle County
Gaect
Huron
State of
S. Dak
Wolsey
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They
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U. 8
Menzies
Australia
Bennett Clark
Ronald M Nelson
America
Sant Ss Sa Gallien
Wheeler-Brooks
Armericans
Sui Povernmenit Participal
Mediat
PB Peaen
Galéaslh
Syria
Suez
Egypt
Mediterranean
Pebereet
Dorothy Kilgallen
King
Kates, Inc
The
Voice of Broadway
A&p
Huntington Hartford
Letitia Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
J. Stewart
Douglas Fairbanks
Lady Ashley
Gardiner
Joseph Alsop
Hubert Kintner
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hey
Potomac
Gulf
Woodrow Wilson
Staunton
Harry L. Hopking
Argent
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