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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1942

Page

4

Huron Publishing Co. Rates and Post Office Entry Details

Published by the Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street. Subscription rates listed include: in-state $6.00 per year, elsewhere in South Dakota 15 cents per week. By mail: one month 60 cents, eight weeks $1.00, three months $1.50, six months $2.76, one year $6.50. Also notes post office entry details for Huron and rate structures for United States delivery.

Huron Publishing CO Third Street Robert D. ‘Lusi Huron South Dakota United States

Battle for Africa frames Allied resolve and leadership

The piece lauds Franklin D Roosevelt as decisive wartime leader and praises Secretary of State Cordell Hull for backing realistic policy toward Vichy. It argues strategic value in opening Africa to weaken Germany and Japan, boost China and Russia, and secure Mediterranean routes, while forecasting strengthened Allied capabilities across the Atlantic and Pacific theaters.

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WE THE WOMEN Rationing Will Solve Servant Hoarding

Ruth Millett argues housewives face the maid shortage as a shared problem. Three mothers split a single maid’s day to free rest, showing rationing and cooperation can ease overwork. If women don’t coordinate, the already strained group will remain tied down and exhausted.

Ruth Millett

Guest Editorial on Germany's War Prospects

A guest editorial reflects on Germany's dire military and economic position in 1918, comparing it to Ludendorff and Hindenburg's crisis. It argues Germany has no reserves left, must fight with prior forces, and predicts Allied pressure will likely destroy the next German army in Norway or the Far North, signaling an unsustainable Krieg.

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Collaboration With Darlan Saves American Lives In Africa

Raymond Clapper argues that U S policy in North Africa relied on Admiral Darlan's appointment as a practical expedient. He notes Eisenhower's support, claims Darlan helped end Casablanca resistance and save lives, and defends working with Vichy figures to minimize force and civilian casualties while aligning with local leaders.

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General Reveals Amazing Details Of Supplying African Invaders

General Lee and staff organized materiel and troop support for North Africa operations while drawing on British strength. DETECTED: American forces usedshore gasoline, improvised repairs, and US British combined logistics to move and fuel advancing units during early North Africa actions.

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Suffragist Elizabeth to Previous Puzzle Answer

A compact puzzle row summarizes a list of clues tied to a suffragist theme with numbered entries for depictions, dates, and terms. The fragmented tokens reference Elizabeth and related historical terms, with emphasis on 19th to early 20th century figures and vocabulary.

County Schools Scrap Drive Fueled North African War Effort

A wartime report details school scrap drives yielding 419,680 pounds to fund production for North Africa operations. Supplies marked with codes and colors aided troop logistics, with convoys sized by port capacity and naval defense. General Lee praises SOS officers for a flawless logistics performance.

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