Tragedy of the Duke of Windsor on a public stage
A columnist argues the Duke of Windsor embodies a late tragedy. He notes his shift from Prince to King and back to a public figure sought for guidance yet overwhelmed by circumstances. The piece contends true tragedy lies in self restraint and missed action, not in defeat by others.
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Duke of Windsor
Paris
Germany
United States
Prince of Wales
England
Prince
América
Jum
America
Keel Laying Planned for U S Battleship North Carolina
The United States will begin construction on the battleship North Carolina two months early under the Washington treaty framework. Costing about 60 million dollars, with nine 16 inch guns, she is due to be ready in 1941. The article argues that preparedness itself may deter war and that the ship’s existence justifies the expense.
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U.S. Navy
North Carolina
United Suates
Time for Compromise in Labor Peace Talks
After the A F L and C IO peace conference adjourned, observers hope both sides use the pause to define compromise. CIO delegates pressed for unconditional AFL surrender while AFL demanded unconditional CIO surrender, with neither side accepting terms.
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A. F. of L
C. 1
ASF. of L
AF. of L
Proposal Accepted and Labor’s Path to Compromise
The text argues that the proposition is accepted and the situation unchanged, demanding a compromise to resolve labor difficulties. It stresses that labor will suffer without concessions and that a settlement requires both sides to show willingness to give. It notes a quarrel cannot end without mutual compromise.
Radio bedtime stories face reform calls by FCC member
Federal Communications Commission member George H Payne attacks radio programs he calls averdue for reform. He condemns thrillers featuring gangsters and detectives saying such content frightens children and can cause nightmares, urging safer, less nerve wracking fare for young listeners.
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George H. Payne
Federal
Cor Immunications Commission
Mr. Payne
Hidden City Tax Burden Revealed by Study
A tax study by Dr. Mabel Newcomer for the Twentieth Century Fund shows city residents pay heavier taxes than farmers. Rent and purchases include hidden taxes, while farmers pay direct taxes. an average farmer earning 1000 dollars yearly pays about 30.4 percent, versus city dwellers at 15.3 percent.
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Mabel Newcomer
Vassar College
Twentieth Century Fund
Newcomer
Simple potato and sausage supper from a diary entry
A diary entry describes stuffing large baked potatoes with a spicy sausage link and apple cover, baking in tomato soup, and serving as a complete meal. The writer notes neighbors sharing recipes, mentions frog legs as a newly tasted delicacy, and reflects on farming life in South Dakota with weather and lake knowledge.
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South Dakota
Editorial samplings from South Dakota newspapers
Daily selected editorials from the largest pred ection of American newspapers in South Dakota. Open during office hours for Evening Huronite readers for historical reference study or political review. Found in the library News Room second floor Menning Huronie Building.
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South Dakota
Huronite
Menning Huronie
Bdltar
Russians Claim Vast Submarine Fleet Boosts Soviet Power
The article questions Soviet claims of a secretly built submarine fleet and a vast war machine led by Stalin. It notes alleged 150 modern Russian submarines, widespread executions, and a shift of technicians from the United States, Britain and Germany, casting doubt on Russia’s political gains and predicting sharp global skepticism.
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Soviet Russia
Stalin
Eden
Russia
United States
England
China
South Dakota Roads Speak Through Aberdeen Editorial
A Aberdeen American piece recalls a visiting motorist who mocked SD highways and urged a harsh campaign. The editorial notes progress from dusty routes to a hard surfaced Highway 16 across the state and urges continued publicity to attract travelers.
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Mitchell Republic
Aberdeen American
South Dakota
Aberdeen
South’ Dakota
South
Pvlst
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Postal Change And Local Socials
Twenty years ago in Huron residents paid three cents to mail letters with a two cent stamp for postcards under a wartime tax law. The item notes birthdays, teas, auctions, visits from Lt. Leonard Davis home from Camp Dud, and a birth at the Landis home.
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Laura Coshun
el. Coshun
Illnois Street
Wiving& de
W. N. Farmer
Leonard Davis
Camp Dudee
W. S. Davis
C. Herbert’ Landis
Open Forum on Iron Lung Costs and Savvy Purchases
To the Editor South Dakotans are generous givers as your item notes 3506 subscribed for an iron lung yet the best bargain sense may guide a smarter buy. The Lund Sweden device by Prof Sahlin promises lower cost around 250 dollars and warrants a closer look for potential multiple machines in the state. L Carmen Bell
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South
Frederick 3B. Snite, Jr
Peiping
China
Miami Beach
Fla
Chicago
University of Lund
Sweden
Bob Sahlin
Prof. Sahlin
Carmen Bell
Bobby Breen Show Makes Loud Distortion At Star Theatre
A reader who admires Bobby Breen laments a vitaphoned performance at Star Theatre last Sunday. He criticizes the loud sound distorted beyond comprehension and questions whether management serves the street crowd or genuine patrons, ending with a determined stance as a Bobby Breen fan.
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Huronite
Bobby Breen
Star Theatre
Cavour
Bananas And Cheese Souffle Prize Contest Ends Soon
A whimsical health feature invites readers of the Evening Maronite to submit banana based recipes for weekly cash prizes of 1 dollar first and two to four cents second. Olive Neff offers soufflé tips and urges proper technique with fresh eggs sharp cheese and careful heat control.
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Maronite
Olive Neff
Souffle Recipe Clues Hidden in Puzzle Style List
A puzzle like list blends clues for a word fill in with horizontal and vertical hints. It ends with cooking steps noting bake at 200 to 350 degrees F and a three egg white souffle. The text mixes wordplay with a quirky instruction about souffle timing and family patience.
Missionary Speaks At College Chapel
Miss Mary Laughlin, former Huron College student and five year India missionary, spoke at the college chapel about her work in Rangoon Burma. She heads the Girl's High School there, an Anglo Vernacular institution with over five hundred students, teaching beyond seventh grade in English, with government exams and college pathways.
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Mary Macquin
Stueent
Huron College
India
Miss Laughlin
Rangoon
Burma
Wwe Usinke
America
Schook
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