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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1939
Page
4
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In this editorial Harlan Blake argues low voter participation harms self government. He links reliable information, critical thinking, and civic schooling to preparing tomorrow’s citizens through history and civics courses. The piece highlights community improvement and charitable support as civic duties reinforced by high school education.
A retrospective on The New Republic marking 25 years since its founding by Herbert Croly in 1914. The piece lauds the magazine as a premier liberal organ that presents pointed debates on America’s future, urges persistent planning, and argues that war in Europe must not derail focus on domestic issues.
The text argues for comprehensive planning across industry labor education agriculture and other life sectors under the New Deal concept. It stresses interdependence of modern American life and suggests direction is essential regardless of which party leads.
The piece urges women to write memos from youth to old age to track changes in attitudes. It suggests noting views on morality at fifteen, evolving views on motherhood and in law, and lessons when dealing with children and aging parents. It emphasizes self awareness and avoiding debt to in laws or parents.
Foreign Minister Eriko says an independent state must say stop after two thirds of Russian demands. President Roosevelt praises the neutrality bill restoring the United States position. Senator Capper warns prosperity based on war orders is fake and will bring future headaches. Rudolph Emi notes Mayors and city officials face heavy burdens, including Mayor Maury Maverick of San Antonio.
Paul Mallon comments from Washington on eight vessels shifted to Panama registry met with state department pushback. He notes the Dies committee, defense focus, and Republican plans shaping the next session, including a farm committee and housing program amid mixed memories of naval and industrial policy.
The Chicago Tribune notes October new car sales in Cook County set a monthly record. It forecast strong production in the coming two months if labor holds, as the auto industry headlines a glamourous comeback with the International Amphi theatre unveiling and the new models "Fobs" anticipated by thousands.
The De Smet News notes pheasant hunting draws distant visitors who become temporary locals, appreciating Prairie wide spaces and soil quality. Chamber of commerce letters invite outsiders, even if few hunt, many respond with thanks and spread favorable impressions of South Dakota. Returning former residents, like Charley Cony, find pheasant season a homecoming and fundraising boost for institutions.
NBC announces steps toward a nationwide television network using an experimental GE station in Schenectady, with a relay receiver to capture programs 130 miles away for rebroadcast. The schedule lists numerous radio features and programs across NBC CBS and local stations for Friday, November 10, including talks, concerts, and variety shows.
The readable text mixes a crossword style list of clues about a Balkan ruler and Romanian matters with a dense block of radio programming notes for Frankfort. Names such as King of Romania and Crown Prince Ave appear amid program listings like Lone Ranger, Kate Smith, and NBC Concert Orchestra, all tied to a Frankfort visit by Mrs Worthing Carrner and her son.
Twenty years ago today in Huron a social column records Mrs N K Bowerman and Mrs F E Bowerman traveling to Cherokee for two weeks, Mr and Mrs John R Cavenhill and son Percy planning Long Beach California as their future home, Lilting theatre review and gatherings at local clubs including Madrigal Singers appearance and a 16 guest luncheon hosted by Drs A L M Henson and W H Henson with yellow chrysanthemums, plus a Spirit Lake real estate man Tom Gates visiting Huror district.
Anne Adams advertises pattern 4200 with yoke front and darted bodice, offering sleeves in puff or short flare and bias cut options. Pattern 4300 comes in sizes 34 to 48 with yardage details, price Fifteen cents for the book, Pattern Fifteen cents, and mail orders to Evening Hurnite Pattern Department at 243 West 11th St New York.
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