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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1940
Page
4
The text argues that genuine patriotism extends past soldiers to all civilians, noting Eastrean’s substantial refund to the government in 1817 as proof. It recalls civilians killed by overwork in 1978 and asserts that renewed war would similarly demand complete cooperation in defense efforts.
A dense OCR style clue list includes across and down hints with numbers and partial phrases. It references a former governor general of Canada, various objects and terms, and a mix of geographic and nautical terms, suggesting a historical newspaper puzzle page with multiple themer and cross references.
Excerpted as a pledge urging truthful fair coverage open forum leadership and responsible journalism. The text envisions a newspaper entering homes as a gentleman, delivering interesting information guidance cheer and entertainment while fighting fairly and serving tomorrow. It speaks of peace freedom commerce and independence.
In 1914 Fritz Kreisler, then a 39-year-old officer recalled to service, led a platoon to Galicia before a short, brutal campaign that left him disabled. Now 65, with Europe transformed, he clings to music and art as enduring truths, telling the New York World Telegram that music outlives hate and holds humanity together.
The article argues the United States will simultaneously strengthen defense and housing. Stewart McDonald of the Federal Housing Administration projects about 427,000 single family homes built in 1940, matching the 1926-29 average. It frames this as proof Uncle Sam can provide war readiness and postwar housing, the gans or butter debate resolved in favor of both.
The article describes Kodak proposing refunds to the government for profits over 10 percent in defense production. It notes the 10 percent threshold is already subject to excess profit taxes and discusses broader cooperation with the government on national defense incentives and risk guarantees.
Reports from Rome describe extensive drives to conserve resources under Mussolini’s regime. Nickel coin melting increases 1,600 tons, copper utensils and aluminum contributions rise, and iron from public spaces funds war needs. Olive oil output soars to aid exports, sugar restrictions tighten, and coal use is limited with substitutes taught. The Salvation Army is dissolved and properties confiscated. A novel sand iron extraction method is claimed, while Pantheon iron removal provokes aesthetic backlash. Germany’s coal aid is implied to bolster popular loyalty to Duce and Fuehrer.
Ruth Millett warns that casual claims of “a friend” to fix tickets, jobs, passes, wholesale deals, introductions, advice, or favors mask manipulation. The piece cautions that the offerer’s supposed helper may exploit the relationship, turning “I've got a friend” into a tool for personal gain and pressure.
Frank Nichols of the Veloz dance team praises a performer while Yolanda and the act limit earnings to rear a boy baby. Quotes from Dr Acheson and Herbert Hoover appear, reflecting self reliance. The piece cites fashion stylist Mary Lewis weighing in on style and leadership.
The Los Angeles Times editorial argues that France under Petain is limping toward a negotiated peace with Axis interests. It portrays France as constrained by Britain, Turkey, Russia, Italy, and Spain, urging careful timing to avoid renewed aggression and maintain leverage for favorable terms.
The Navy details the scope and expense of converting British held bases for submarines and seaplanes. Placentia Bay Bermuda and Trinidad houses require harbors, dredging, jetties, fuel storage, distillation plants, runways, hangars, shops, barracks, power, and other facilities. Typical island base costs about 2.59 million dollars and needs two and a half years to complete with crew support on Midway and Guay.
New York networks expect schedules to return to normal after election night drama. CBS will air a 45 minute program at 15 dollars featuring Democratic support titled United We Stand. Programs include Cavalcade of America, Eddie Cantor Show, and Dr Christian Anniversary among others with varied time slots on WEAF NBC WABC and more.
Fragmented local radio schedule lists shows and times including The Horace Heidt Show, The Aldrich Family, As Strange As It Seems, Bob Burns Program, Rochester Philharmonic, Major Bowes Amateurs, British War News, News Broadcast, Ruay Vailee's Show, Magnolia Blossoms Choir, Swing's Talk, and various orchestras. Names like Wythe Williams, Ebner Davis, and Raymond G. Swing appear amid times from 7:15 to 9:60.
Redfield and Aberdeen educators addressed the Spink County Institute meeting held Saturday. Superintendent C Calthem of Aberdeen and Miss Castile Crain of Redfield spoke on cooperation and reacting to change. The session adjourned with plans to meet at the state convention in Aberdeen and to make Ed's Career Day a county wide event for area seniors.
Churchill urged that American destroyers be sent to aid Britain as U boats threaten seaborne supply lines. He cited a massive U boat campaign and new German submarines exploiting French bases near the English Channel. Losses and fear of a blockade echo World War I as Ireland neutrality complicates bases.
Nearly 200 people attended a community dinner at the Methodist Church in Highmore to welcome Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Slocum who recently arrived to lead the United Methodist Congregational Churches. Supt. K. M. Harkness and the Slocums spoke, with Methodist and Congregational Aids organizing service and meals.
An ad for pattern No 8827 describes a girl’s party frock with waist tucks, a flare skirt, frills and ribbon trim. It notes sizes 3 4 5 and 6 years, fabric estimates, and that the design suits velveteen or ta fete. The ad also promotes Aveneau's Pattern Service and the Fall Winter Fashion Book with affordable pattern options.
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