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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1941

Page

4

Congress Must Look To Our Problems At Home Too

An editorial discusses inflation, taxation, and the cost of government as rising congressional headaches. It notes price control is politically risky, wages may be tied to prices, and multiple tax plans exist. It highlights Morgenthau’s 15 percent tax proposal, payroll tax talk, and possible compulsory savings as remedies. Non-defense budget cuts are urged, with Byrd pushing for economy while supporting anti-Hitler policies.

Roosevelt Congress Morgenthau Senate Contreas

Congress Must Face Economic Issues Now

The text argues that the nation should adopt policies on fecal, wage, and price matters to meet the times. It notes Administration officials feel pressure as heat rises on decision makers. It claims the country lags behind England and urges Congress to address economic problems affecting every citizen.

England Congress United States

Aluminum Aftermath Reveals Scrap Collection Flaws

Four months into the scrap metal surge many heaps sat idle as smelters were overwhelmed. Regular dealers who sorted and shipped the material efficiently moved 85 percent of aluminum to smelters, while delays hindered defense needs. The experience yields lessons for future collection.

Let's Not Talk About It Diplomatic Reply

Diplomatic notes from South American states protesting Nazi brutality receive a nonresponse. Germany refuses to consider third party observations and asserts the issue is none of their business. Mexico and others are told to “let’s not talk about it.” The exchange illustrates rising fear and ambiguity in wartime diplomacy.

Mexico

WE THE WOMEN Only College Can Teach You This Lesson

Ruth Milleit argues that students must plan beyond current defense needs. Educators like Rowland Haynes and Thurston Davies urge long term thinking to avoid future job and leadership gaps. They warn against training solely for mechanized war and stress broader cultural and economic preparation.

Rowland Haynes University of Omaha Burt Thurston J. “Davies Colorado College

They Say and Speak on Freedom and Enterprise

Quotes from S Getulio Vargas and President Roosevelt on constitutional leadership and national defense. Donald Nelson criticizes manufacturers relying on government aid, warning against undermining free enterprise.

Record Hunting Season In South Dakota Ends

The 1941 pheasant hunting season in South Dakota closed after a record year. Non resident licenses far exceeded prior totals as thousands of visitors flocked to the state, drawn by a long season and large bag limits. Despite the high harvest, residents still found ample birds across northeastern South Dakota, with another good year anticipated barring adverse weather or other disruptions.

Watertown South Dakota Phaasanta Hursting

Clapper Frames Mexico Affair as U S Spirit in Small Nations

Raymond Clapper argues in a Washington dispatch that U S sympathy for small nations is reflected in how the United States handles relations with Mexico and Vichy France. He warns of German moves toward Atlantic bases and discusses diplomatic options, including breaking or preserving recognition of Vichy and increasing Western Hemisphere defenses with Latin American cooperation.

Raymond Clapper Mexico U.S Washington Atlantic Vichy Hitler John L. Lewis South Atlantic Africa Dakar Casablanca Weygand Ave Wey Gand French Africa Rep. Stearns New Hampshire Western Hemisphere United States Latin America

Radio Programs Schedule Highlights From New York

New York reports a dense program lineup for Tuesday and Wednesday with time slots across MBS NBC CBS and NBC-Blue networks. Highlights include Leon Henderson on business cooperation for defense, Burns and Allen, Bob Hope and Easy Aces among comedy and variety shows, plus orchestral and news programs and the Ned Jordan drama.

New York Nbc-Red CBS Nbc-Blue NBC Leon Henderson Defense M_Ornham Union Burns Allen Horace Heidt Fibber McGee Bob Hope Red Skelton Bob NBC Symphony Leopold Stokowski MBS Ned Jordan Gene Krupa Ben Bernie Cis Denver Hedda Hopper Stella Unger Frank Parker Lowell Thomas F. Waring Fulton Lewis, Jr Abe Lanny Ross Kyw Mister Meek Joe Kelly G. Robinson Plantation Jean Hershall Christran Elmer Davis Eddie Cantor Fred Allen Melody Orch Kay Kyser

Women's Club Holds Meeting at Doland

The Business Women's Club met at Doland with Mrs Arthur Janes hosting. Supt G W Cook spoke directing the open discussion as Mrs Leslie Coats welcomed guests including Mrs P T Hansen and Mrs Otto Kitzman. New member Mrs William Carr was enrolled. plans to sponsor a December musical entertainment were made. Lunch was served by Ruth Sherwood and Kathryn Albrecht.

Tales From Times Square Burlesque Tales and Revelry in New York

Collector notes a string of nightlife anecdotes from Broadway and Times Square. Critics and actors like George Jean Nathan Mildred Natwick Xavier Cugat and Lawrence Tibbet discuss performances and humor. Humorous barroom misadventures and hotel tales unfold in a breezy city spotlight.

Times Square George Jean Nathan

Walter Lippmann Urges Labor Cooperation Over Coercion

Walter Lippmann argues that cooperation between labor and government should guide U S defense policy, not coercion. He cites Washington’s use of force as last resort, urges Congress to declare an emergency, and calls for industrial councils and a broader trust in labor to sustain national defense.

Ruban Bleu Mildred Natwick Columbia University Miss Watnick Watnick Walter Lippmann Huvonite U. S. Aim George Washington Pennsylvania Carolinas Washington Hamilton Burress Bennett Rich Edmund Randolph Hugh Brackenridge Congress Murray C.lco Willkie Mr. Murray C.S.C Reuther USA Lator Lewis Keuther le Pot

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