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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1940
Page
4
A brief line notes Associated Press crediting and local audit bureau mention amid newspaper reuse policy. The readable text lacks names, dates, places, or events to form a fuller summary.
The Evening Huronite argues that future world peace must end with American strength, enabling movement and trade, sustaining employment, and preserving freedom and independence both domestically and abroad, while maintaining lasting peace.
South Dakota faces a widening scandal as State Board of Charities and Corrections members are convicted for sentencing an inmate to Yankton. The case heads toward December sentencing with potential appeals to the state Supreme Court. The episode recalls decades of political entanglement and calls for drastic reform.
The piece argues that 1936 Planning Board makeup and a prior federal survey show no political motive in Bushfield’s January 1999 decision. It urges the Governor to appoint an outside or trusted internal panel to study state penal institutions and report recommendations to the Governor, public, and legislature to correct the situation promptly.
Amid wartime spirit, Greek citizens send cigars to soldiers. One packet carried a personal note stating, If you hap per to be my own son, return victorious, or do not return at all. The message echoes medieval bravado as modern Greece backs its fighters.
Ruth Millett urges women to face daily life with cheerfulness amid global misery and future fears. She argues that giving cheerful presence to family and supporting war victims abroad shows appreciation for peace and security today.
Fragmentary OCR quotes note Harold S. Vanderbilt praising Greece in America aiding Greek relief, Henri Petzin predicting France's rebirth, and Bergen Norway Chief August Pederson warning against provocative remarks as police remain armed. Churchill cites the conflict as fully armed Germany against a half armed British Empire.
The piece argues the Pilgrims sought spiritual freedom and inward peace, not material abundance, noting that true Thanksgiving comes from the inner kingdom of heaven. It parallels 1941 readers choosing faith, courage, and solidarity over comfort, praising those who defend liberty at personal cost.
Washington November 27 A heated clash surrounds the Walter Logan Bill seeking limited judicial review of administrative boards decisions. Supporters led by Senator Hatch say it upholds checks and balances, while opponents warn it would delay federal operations and curb agencies like the Labor Board. The measure has passed the House and faces likely veto in the Senate with uncertain override prospects.
New York November 27 Eddie Cantor will feature All American back Tom Harmon on his WEAF NBC program with Harmon aiming for a radio career. The night’s dense network schedule lists Dialing Tonist and multiple programs across WEAF CBS WIZ MBS NBC and WABC with dramas sports news and music.
The question asks which year marked the first Thanksgiving Day: options 1625 1621 1702. It also asks to identify the Haw. S. Ambassador to Frince and lists four names: Gen. John J. Pershing Admiral William D. Leahy Joseph P. Kennedy Paul V. McNutt, and finally asks how many members are present in the South Dakota seat.
Crossword style clues honor a well known actor and Western film icon. References cover roles, attributes, and kinship to cinema history, including stage and screen craft, with emphasized details on career, character traits, and era.
A 1940 Gallup survey shows growing U S confidence that Britain would win World War II despite heavy German bombing. Over two thirds now expect England to prevail, up from 1929 and 1939 readings, with a noted rise in the desire to aid England independent of war entrance.
The notice advertises pattern No 8837 for a sophisticated holiday frock with a long line bodice, gathered shoulders, and soft front fullness. Suitable fabrics include tayon jersey, crepe, velvet, chiffon wool. Sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20. 43½ yards of 39 inch material for size 14 with long sleeves. Send name address style number and size to The Evening Huronite Service.
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