Post Office Listing of Subscriptions and Rates
Entered at the Post Office in Huron as second class matter. Subscription rates in Huron by carrier 30 per week, by mail 100 per year. Elsewhere in South Dakota by carrier 5 cents per week. By mail One month 10 cents, eight weeks 3.00, three months 1.00, six months 2.75, one year 5.00. Elsewhere in the United States by mail per year 6.00. Member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Huron
South Dakota
United States
Advertising's Role in Defense Era Commerce
Leon Menderson of the Office of Price Management states advertising is essential for distributing goods and sustaining a free economy. He notes costs are minor in price ceilings, and decisions on advertising should rest with advertisers while defenders acknowledge ads' value now and in peacetime transition.
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United States
Leon Menderson
OPM
Henderson
Hot Springs
Washington
America
Mayor LaGuardia criticised for sartorial standards by Custom Cutters Club
The Custom Cutters Club questions New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia's dress sense though acknowledging his many achievements. They praise Grover Whalen as a model for public officials' appearance yet argue appearance alone cannot substitute merit. If in New York, the writer would prefer LaGuardia in city leadership and Whalen in attire.
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la Guardia
New York
Custom Cutters Club
Weir
Grover Whalen
Citers
Whalen
Mowe
New Yorker
LaGuardia
Confession of Error About Gen Archibald P Wavell
A clipped remark questions trust in General Archibald P Wavell not for his notable Libya victory but for reasons implied by the fragment. The note hints at critical or paradoxical thoughts about military leadership during the era.
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Archibald P. Wavell
Libya
General admits fault over defeat and lapse in defense
The general conceded the defeat was his responsibility after allowing German forces to overtake the area. He stated the enemy attacked earlier than Thad had anticipated, and his candid admission is seen as a sign of confidence and strength by readers.
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Thad
Brazil shifts from raw exports to manufactured goods
Shifting balances show Brazil becoming an exporter of manufactured textiles rather than a pure supplier of raw material. In 1940 Brazil exported cotton textiles, competing in world markets once dominated by Britain and the United States. The trend mirrors broader changes across South and Central America, signaling a move away from 19th century economic imperialism.
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South America
Brazil
South
Central America
Naples Fifth Column Threat From Malians at Seaport
A mangled report claims Naples harbors a fifth column guiding bombers and aiding a powerful force. It asserts Malians at Mt Vesvyins control secret police and fire units to sabotage and evade capture, warning of an unseen danger within the city.
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Naples
Ttly
Hitler
Mt. Veswyins
Cellophane Use Cut Back Amid Defense Needs
The article argues that cellophane production will be restricted due to chemicals needed for defense. It contends some hardship cases exist but many uses are seen as overblown or even harmful. It notes frustrated consumers and jokes about people tearing at packages before giving up.
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Alice
Germany
South America
Argentina
England
Britain
Women Won’t Favor Dictums Like Four-Child War Plan
Ruth Millett discusses Harvard sociologist Dr. Carle Zimmerman urging four children per couple to win future wars. American women resist such patriotism driven by warfare, preferring personal motives for larger families. Mothers would courageously send sons to defend the nation if war comes, but war itself isn’t a motive for family planning.
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Ruth Millett
Carle Zimmerman
Harvard
Zimmerman
Zhamermar
America
Building a united program for a stronger America
Quotes from industry and military leaders urge collective effort and religious revival among youth in the Army. Chrysler president Edward A O Neal and American Farm Bureau head Edward A O Neall advocate shared national goals. A Paraguayan minister warns neutrality requires active defense.
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E.T. Keller
Chrysler Corporation
Willam D., Cleary
Fort Knox
America
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
Comment on Serbian resistance and Axis strategy in the Balkans
An analysis drawn from Amerias'a editors notes ongoing hostilities in Yugoslavia. It discusses Chetnik tactics, German pressure, and potential peace terms while noting Soviet involvement and increased Balkan tensions as winter nears.
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Tania
Bulgaria
Czecho-Slovakia
Hitler
Balkans
Licking Hitler Not Enough Postwar Planning Says Clapper
Washington column argues the United States must craft postwar world orders and trade reopenings beyond defeating Hitler. Clapper warns that focusing only on a victory could stall needed agreements with Britain, Argentina, and other nations to prevent future world wars and sustained economic blocs.
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Raymond Clapper
Hitler
Stogan
U.S
Radio Programs (Time is Central Standard) New York Nov 22
Radio listings for Nov 22 outline a dense schedule across CBS NBC MBS and other networks with programs including Your Navy, Truth or Consequences, Bill Stern and Guy Lombardo, along with Sunday and weekday slots, talks on Finland Russia inflation and Our Policy Toward Japan and a December payments update noting about $299,000 to be distributed by the AAS office.
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New York
Evening
Huronite
Nbc-Red
CBS
Ieee
NBC
Finland
Ralph Ingersoll
Russia
Sen. J. C
O’mahoney
Your Navy
Knickerbocker Playhouse
Bill Stern
Guy Lombardo
Hobby Lebby
Jessica Dragonette
NBC Blue
Bishop and Gargoyle
Frank Black
Hemisphere Revue
MBS
Green Hornet
Carmen
Radio Rodeo
Mrs. Roosevelt
Japan
Fj Nec-Red
Joe Louis
Jesse Owen
America
Jack Benny
Chas McCarthy
One Man's Family
Phil Spitalny
Phillharmonie
Gladys Swarthout
Helen Hayes
Lily Pons
Nec-Blue
Quist
AAA
DE Smet
AAS
Charles Sayre
Broadway Nonsense and Royalty Feuds Sparked By Debutante Gossip
A parade of Hollywood and Broadway names collide in a column of idle chatter. Durbin family tensions flare around Universal, Gloria Vanderhill eyes Cosmopolitan cover, and other show biz marriages, reconciliations, and plans swirl with film crews and society reports.
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Deanna Durhin
Universal
Gloria Vanderhil, Jr
Conover
Frank Mandels
Chicago
Chin
Brenda Frazier
Kelly
Cantor
Kaufman and
Hart
Ray Millands
The New Army in Motion A Modern Forces Tale
In New York a writer recalls his week at Carolina maneuvers and notes the transformation of the Army into small mobile teams built around tanks planes and armored cars. He praises modernized administration and training comparing the force to American industry and stressing the need for capable officers to guide civilian trained soldiers.
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New York
France
Sre
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