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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
4
A letter from a South Dakota reader defends continuing aid and Lend Lease to Russia and condemns isolationist arguments. The writer argues Hitler’s defeat requires allied support and warns against a Hitler dominated world, noting upcoming spring primary elections will reflect Buron’s stance among constituents.
The piece cites a quotation urging a decisive American role in securing lasting peace. It advocates freedom of movement and commerce, adequate trade to keep workers employed, and sustained independence at home and abroad. The quote appears from an Evening newspaper dated October 7 1999.
A fragmented crossword style item lists clues and partial answers across multiple categories. The garbled text mentions piano, age, poems, insects, card games, animals, plants, and various unrelated terms, suggesting a dense word puzzle with cross references and filler phrases from a late edition page. No coherent event or人物 core emerges beyond puzzle fodder.
U S Senator William J Bulow announced re election in spring primaries fueling opposition within his party over his isolationist foreign policy stance voiced during a Huron visit A local Democrat quoted notes that many Democrats oppose his view arguing war is our business and billions have already been spent to counter Hitler and Stalin insisting South Dakota voters will not back retreat from global commitments.
Ruth Millett argues that defense industry jobs push marriages by raising wages for draftee era couples. She warns against extravagant living and debt, urging the wife to pursue training, save, and plan for possible hard times while building a stable family foundation.
This item compiles statements from Agriculture Secretary Wickard, King George VI, British MP Austin Hopkinson, U S Army figure John R Burkhart, Reverend Bernard Rubhard, and General Waven. The remarks cover farm risk management, U S Britain ties, trade union growth, morale and social life, Alaska presence, and early Libyan battles.
The article urges patience with envoy Saburo Kurusu during talks in Washington with Admiral Nomura and State Department officials. It argues Tokyo must not bully the United States into concessions and warns Premier Tojo that the U S will not yield, calling Japan’s stance dangerous and imprudent.
Tokyo outlines terms via Premier Tojo and Foreign Minister Tojo as Kurusu begins talks in Washington. They press the United States to drop lend lease, end economic blockade, and restore treaties while asserting Japan will pursue its Axis-aligned aims in Asia. If Kurusu can bridge the two positions, he would be a remarkable success.
A dense list of broadcast slots across NBC CBS MBS and NBC networks for Thursday featuring Thanksgiving programs. Notable names include Davie Lipscor, Bing Crosby, Fanny Brice, Vallee and Barrymore, Maudie’s Diary, Death Valley Days, Duffy’s Tavern and Major Bowes. The schedule also lists Army Maneuvers, March of Time, Information Please and Hollywood segments with varied times across the day.
The Wolsey PTA held its regular meeting featuring a hot lunch program discussion, grade school declamations, music numbers, and community singing. A naturalization class of 12 will seek citizenship when the circuit court convenes in December, clerk John McAdaragh reports. last year the class numbered 22.
Walter Lippmann argues in the Huronite that undeclared wars arise when hostilities begin before formal votes. He cites Denmark, Norway, Greece, and Russia as examples and urges the U S to subdue aggressors through lawful means, not impose democracy by force. He warns against crusade rhetoric and stresses a world safe for democracy rather than American supremacy.
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