Postal公告 and rates for Huron and nationwide mail
Classified notice outlines mailing rates and classifications for Huron South Dakota and nationwide distribution. Mentions post office entry, second class matter, weekly and yearly rates, and Associated Press rights and advertising representation details. Includes references to the Northwest Daily Press association and Palace Building in Minneapolis.
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Huron
Carcer
South Dakota
United States
Northwest Daily Press Association Palace Building
Minneapolis
We Can't Be Too Certain German Morale Will Crack
The piece argues Churchill faces pressure from Labor and some Conservatives to open a new front in Europe. It notes Hitler’s Russian campaign may free resources for a continental push, urging aggressive Allied action to boost morale and subdue Germany, while acknowledging Britain's limited equipment and failed land operations to date.
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Winston Churchill
England
Europe
Hitler
Germany
France
Churchill
Britain
Dunkirk
Crete
Norway
Reichswehr
Luftwaffe
R. O
Mr. Churchill
Russia
British Isles
Marriege
England and Africa war outlook in wartime radio commentary
The piece discusses Britain steering Africa strategy under Wavell while anticipating a shift with De Gaulle Free French, and notes Axis losses in Russia. It questions civilian morale, troops needed, and the risk of German propaganda failing to spark revolt. It also critiques women’s views on marriage as a social issue.
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England
Africa
Hitler
Wavell
East
British War Office
Anthony Eden
Russia
Goebbels
Gestapo
Europe
Quoted Views on War and Leadership From 1920s Figures
A collection of remarks from senators and forebears on wartime policy leadership and propaganda. Notable voices include Senator McKellar, Senator Brooks, Count Sforza, novelist Atherton, Senator Tait, and Harry Rogers commenting on secrecy, truth, and wartime consequences.
Hitler’s Gamble Against American Power Opposed
A guest editorial argues Adolf Hitler miscasts the United States as a criminal to justify aggression. It warns Japan remains wary of war with the United States, noting American strength could thwart Axis aims and end Hitler’s imagined world dominance.
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Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Atlantic
United States
America
Ple
John
Federal Areaa
Hitler
Japan
Berlin
Tokyo
Rome
Retention of Neutrality Act Not Ensure U S Safety Says Clapper
Raymond Clapper argues that even with the Neutrality Act in place the United States cannot guarantee safety. He notes ships like the Robin Moor and Lehigh have been sunk far from war zones and warns that avoiding danger may require tying ships to port or cruising near coasts while relying on foreign tonnage for defense material. He cites chrome and cork shortages and the need for material shipments to Britain and Russia, urging a clear defense production policy amid rising naval risks.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Congress
Germany
South Atlantic
Lehigh
Red Sea
Panama
Brazil
Americas First Committee
Ireland
Britain
Russia
East Indies
Senate
Green
Rhode
Rhode Island
Port Said
Egypt
OPM
Casablanca
Africa
Cape Town
Australia
Maritime Commission
India
Hitler
United States
Roosevelt
Atlantic
America
Greer
Kearny
Reuben James
Robin Moor
South America
Ciprhown
bin Moor
Iceland
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Radio Programs Tonight Across Networks Delivers Variety
New York reports list a packed schedule of broadcasts for Central Standard Time with programs on MBS NBC CBS and NBC blue. Highlights include talks by Sen Hiram Johnson AF war and neutrality topics, Bing Crosby and Vallee and Barrymore, and music from the Floyd Odlum mobilization segment plus entertainment slots across major stations.
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New York
Nbc-Red
CBS
Nbc-Blue
Hiram ‘Johnson
NBC- Ilue
Japan
W. Averell Harriman
Indianapolis
Claude Pepper
H. M. Kilware
NBC- Wed
Floyd Odlum
Nec-Reg
Fanny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Frank Fay
Dutty
Edwin C. Hii
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Frank Parker
Lowell Thomas
Nbc
Lanny Ross
Grand Central Station
al Pierce
His
Lucille Manners
Elmer Davis
Abe Lyman
Jimmie Ficher
Uncle Walt
Nbc i
Mbs
Ted Steele
Scratch Causes Death Of Sioux Falls Girl
A forehead infection from a minor scratch by a bobby pin led to the death of Janet M. Harkison, 20, a University of South Dakota senior and Sioux Falls resident, with funeral services tentatively set for Friday. Her father is Tom Harkison, vice president of the National Bank of South Africa.
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Sioux Falls
Janet M. Harkison
University of South Dakota
Miss Harkison
Tom Harkison
National Bank of South Africa
Broadway Glitter and Glamour Light Up Manhattan Nights
The Voice of Broadway column catalogs a glittering scene on Broadway and Times Square with stars and socialites at premieres, clubs, and openings. Dorothy Kilgallen notes Dizzying fashion, playful stories, and ceaseless chatter from Irene Dunne to Gloria Swanson, Gloria Franklin, and Dennis. The piece paints a vivid portrait of a city buzzing with celebrities, designers, and showfolk amid galas, hospital visits, and witty anecdotes.
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Broadway
Floreter Eldredge
Fredric March
Irene Dunne
Gypsy Rose Lee
West 46Th St
Gloria Swanson
Music Box
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
46Th St
Veronica Lake
Walter Lippmann on Peace and Law Among Nations
Walter Lippmann argues that true peace requires restored law among nations and rejects Nazi claims that U S aggression caused tensions. He traces hostilities to Germany’s unrestricted acts in 1941, cites the Robin Moor sinking and violations of neutral rights, and defends the U S lend lease move as a response to Nazi aggression.
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Walter Lippmann
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Italy
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Robert A. Tait
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Harry K. Rogers
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Orthodox Presbyterian Ladies Aid
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Rimerievere Ican Fox Terrier Club
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Teddy
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Ned Sparks
Sth
Billy Rose
Irving Berlin
Lindy’s
Oscar Levant
Teeland
Gloria Franklin
Cutie
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Jelly Ann Staunton
Zanuck
Charines
Tommy Dorsey
Benny Goodman
Glenn Miller
Frances Faye
Helen
Forrest
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Bailey
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Harry Nema
Hing
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Lois
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Mn Jessel
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