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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1941
Page
4
A reflective piece urges true thankfulness beyond praise and comfort. It recalls America's pioneers facing starvation and danger, insisting thanksgiving require humility, dedication, and resolve to be worthy of blessings amid war. It links past hardship to present prosperity and calls readers to embody worthy conduct.
The United States risks over selling the Good Neighbor policy in South America with excessive goodwill tours and rhetoric. Latin Americans want American goods and faster delivery, but defense needs and delays halt trade, creating a golden opportunity that may fade if materials from Germany are unavailable.
A veteran diplomat notes that aiding South America with prompt goods, not just guns and ships for Britain, is vital to defense. Lieutenant Colonel Lord of the Economic Defense Board adds that blocking goods or raising prices undermines goodwill, underscoring a broad defense effort affecting production, distribution, and relations with friendly nations.
The German press tone shifts toward pessimism about victory as Goebbels signals a tough war ahead. Reports suggest blitz tactics failed in multiple fronts and Germany aims to mobilize Europe into a vast production machine while the democracies strive to outproduce. Churchill’s air force claim is seen as realistic, with aid from the U S growing. WE THE WOMEN plan aids young parents to maintain social life.
Ruth Millett notes a high demand for babysitters as household help remains scarce. In Des Moines the Girl Reserves of the YWCA sponsor a course teaching child psychology first aid and entertaining activities. Upon completion, each girl earns a certificate and is listed in the employment office, offering parents a trusted option to accept evening invitations.
A fragmentary column quotes Rev. John Mark Gannon Bishop Eric a Mark Gannon and Henry W. Johnson on morality and patriotism in a free democracy. It notes concerns about religion, women's roles, employment shifts, and a call to production of weapons for freedom. President Roosevelt’s remarks to the C T O are referenced.
A Chicago Daily News excerpt imagines former President Hoover urged Congress to investigate how a free democracy could be swayed toward war. The imagined dialogue contrasts Hoover’s stance against entry into conflict with a foreign observer recounting wartime horrors from Belgium and northern France and questioning the nation’s loyalty and response.
In Washington on Nov 26 Raymond Clapper notes railroad labor leaders showing more restraint than John L. Lewis in the mine strike dispute. Operating employees vote to strike starting Dec 7, while discussions seek a settlement. Board prestige and potential reconvening loom as paths to avert a large-scale walkout and preserve labor mediations.
Radio time listings for November 26 27 outline network slots NBC CBS and MBS across multiple programs including The War The Thin Man Adventure Texas Football Rally and The Vagabonds Vocals plus drama and news segments with regional and national broadcasts, noting varied show times and stations.
At Faulkton November 26 special reporters describe a town meeting of the Decree evens of Commerce. The crowd discussed Chicago and North Western Railway Company plans to abandon passenger service through Faulkton. Local leaders urged persuading the railway to operate an accommodation train with both passenger and lane service at one or two lines. Postmaster Joe Conlon said the Spon office department already prepared to mail if service ends. Arrangements were noted as somewhat impractical.
The Miller volunteer fire department hosts its annual dance in the auditorium tonight. Proceeds support community service efforts.
A kaleidoscope of show business names like Errol Flynn Eve Ortega and the Andrews Sisters unfolds through vivid anecdotes. Actors, singers, and designers discuss quirks, fashion, and backstage rituals, from octopus scares to nicknames and signature styles, revealing the playful side of Hollywood glamour.
A 1942 New York Tribune analysis argues Britain aims to crush German fighting power in Libya, with Tobruk, Benghazi, and Tripoli targets. It notes air and naval pressure, potential Turkish shifts, and Franco-African command changes, while warning Berlin may press Spain and Portugal for protection.
A damaged clipping mentions a November event and a special week at a home of Mare with a censavicetion by Mrz Sushhole and Fp Supeneaves. It references children’s iod for this year and per member, but details are unreadable.
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