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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
S. D
Carier
South Dakota
United States
Associates’ Press
Associatedess
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Peace speech vision for postwar world in 1939 altered liberty
The Evening Huronie quotes a 1939 speaker outlining a future world peace where America has final say freedom of movement and commerce. The plan envisions sustained freedom and independence both domestically and abroad with ongoing effort to maintain peace.
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America
Iia
Huronie
Four Nations as Key to Enduring Peace
In a bold forecast, four powers Russia United States Britain and China shape a postwar world. If they cooperate they can end war long term. if not a second great war looms within twenty five years. A five to ten year peace requires compromise on autonomy and a justice based system to protect smaller nations.
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Russia
United States
Britain
China
Labor turnover harms war production more than strikes
A wartime analysis argues that individual quits in war plants reduce manpower more effectively than strikes. It cites a West Coast aircraft plant dropping from 30 950 to 29 450 employees in two months, yet hiring 3 225. It blames workers employers and communities and urges joint action or defense councils to fix conditions and training.
Clapper Defends Subsidies Against Inflation Fears
Washington columnist Raymond Clapper argues food subsidies saved the public billions by keeping prices down and limiting inflation. He contends subsidies reduce long term debt by avoiding wage hikes and higher costs in war production, noting dependence benefits for soldiers' families and the broader economic ripple if subsidies end.
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Clapper
Raymond Clapper
Washington
James F. Byrnes
War Mobilization
We the Women Tough Going For New Customer In Retail Shops
Ruth Millett laments shopper hostility in small towns toward women shopping for scarce items. Cash customers face snubs and apologies while store owners profit from selling goods. Millett argues clerks should treat customers with respect and acknowledge shortages without arrogance, predicting a shift to friendlier stores when shortages end.
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Ruth Millett
America
Lend-Lease Aid Recalls Its Global Role in World War II
The article argues against viewing Lend-Lease as charity, noting it provided planes tanks guns food and other supplies to Russia Britain China and North Africa. It emphasizes that those aids supported Allied troops and saved American lives by weakening Axis forces and building strategic friendship.
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Lend-Lease
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Russia
Hitler
Eighth Army
Rommel
China
Solomons
New Guinea
North Africa
War and peace views and Lend-Lease support
A compilation of quotes from Archibald MacLeish, British and American officials praising unity of war aims, civilian morale, and the Lend-Lease program as friendship in action. The remarks argue that investing lives and resources saves American lives and strengthens wartime resolve.
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Archibald MacLeish
Congress
Rome
Harold, R. I. G. Alexander
Albuquerque Stoically Bears Loss Of 1300 Sons From Bataan
Ernie Pyle records Albuquerque’s grief as about 400 local boys vanished on Bataan and 1,300 from New Mexico overall were lost in the Philippines. He notes relief efforts by the Bataan Relief Organization, fund drives, shipments to prisoners of war, and a community that endures while awaiting return of missing servicemen and veterans.
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Ernie Pyle Albuquerque
Bataan
Ernie Pyle
Albuquerque
N. M
Philippines
War Department
Washington
Jone
H. V. Spensiey
New York
TWA
Albuquerque Air Base
Bonus Systems Can't Be Changed Says Wage Head
Northwest employers are reminded that fixed amount bonuses must not increase and that the 1942 percentage must not change when bonuses are computed by a rate method Wage stabilization orders allow bonuses without WLB approval if totals do not exceed the prior year or if the rate and method remain the same. Inductee bonuses for entering the armed forces do not require WLB approval.
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Minneapolis
War Labor Board
WLB
L. A. Hill
Hill
Pence
Lyceum
Duluth
First National Bank
Fargo
N.D
Lewisohn
Butte
Mont
Federal
Sioux Falls
S. D
Kilgallen Intimates Predict Divorce If Acquittal Sinks In
The column hints Nancy Oakes may seek divorce from Alfred de Marigny if he is acquitted, while noting a broad mix of showbiz items. It mentions Broadway shifts, a canceled Bonnie Baker wedding, a Hollywood connection, and various celebrity tidbits about marriages, feuds, pregnancies, and career moves.
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Nancy’ Oakes
Alfred de Marigny
Bonnie Baker
Hollyy Morse
Hollywood
L' Xéndy
Lupe Velez
Veronica
Lake
Paul Hesse
Camp Medic For Jap Internees Is Native Of State
In a Manila dispatch Raymond P Cronin describes Santo Tomas and Los Banos internees in the Philippines. Internees run camp functions from governance to welfare and entertainment. Notables include Carroll Grinnel of Trey PA as Santo Tomas camp leader and Dr L B Fletcher of Montrose SD as camp hospital head.
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Raymond FP
Cronin
Associated’ Press
Manila
Philippines
Natonals
Exchange
Gripsholm
Raymond P. Cronin
Rio DE Janeiro
Santo Tomas
Carroll C. Grinnel
International General Electric
Tokyo
Far East
Grinnel
Trey
Montrose
Camp Hospital
L. 2. Fletcher
S. D
Northwesternm
San Antonio
Tex
Don W. Holter
Lincoln
Neb
Harvard
Karl Kreutz
Neosha
Falls
Kan
South, Dakota
Indiana
Censor Chief and Minstrel Show Snackface Role Noted
A statement notes serving as cashier in the censorship department where I was chief censor and also finding time to perform a snackface number in a minstrel show.
Wessington Springs Kiwanis Elects 1944 Officers
WESSINGTON SPRINGS NOV. 18 Frank Jensen was named 1944 president of the Kiwanis Club at the regular noon meeting Tuesday. L. E. Gerber was elected vice president and R. J. Cook continues as treasurer. Eight directors were chosen: H. C. Whitney C. J. Webb L. Ho Rhodes Edward Leischner Neil Kieppin Fred N. Durham John A. DeLay Lewis Abiness. Hilding Gadde spoke on vocational education and a Food for Victory program class to study farm machinery for out of school youths. He noted plans to help returning service men and women reenter the workforce through public support and local sponsorship.
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Wessington Springs
Frank Jensen
Leischner
Locss
Jines
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