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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1942
Page
4
The article argues essential civilian needs define wartime definitions and notes Bremen has faced 100 bombings. It compares bombing to blockades, saying both can win a war but require long, costly time and may destroy surface but not industrial life. It cites cities like Houston Seattle Denver Rochester for scale.
A standard AP rights statement appears, noting exclusive re publication rights for AP dispatches and local news, along with disclosure that the paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation. The notice underscores ownership of content and distribution standards.
Kilgallen captures a tangled wartime gossip page with Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Elyse Cavanaugh and many stars. Rumors swirl about divorces engagements and career moves involving Katharine Hepburn Cary Grant Veronica Lake Lana Turner and more while industry and military life collide in Reno Hollywood and Broadway.
The piece warns that some landlords dodge rent ceilings and others subvert WPB bans by renaming products, with specialists racing to outmaneuver regulations. It argues total war requires public intolerance of private gain and that official agencies alone cannot police every abuse.
Washington officials explain "essential civilian requirements" as non military needs vital to war effort. They stress transportation utilities and industries as core civilian elements supporting national defense and wartime mobilization.
In New York Judge Kennedy suspended the sentence for two men who pleaded guilty to black market tire operations. One man allegedly staged a fake burglary to hide his evasion of rubber rationing rules. He urged leniency, which the judge warned would not deter further crimes. The page also notes voices on crime and social topics.
A NSW officer advises a wife to seek social engagement while her husband is away. He urges inviting couples to dine, arranging afternoon babysitting, and accepting invitations to avoid loneliness. He cautions against over-worrying about children and stresses promoting a personal social life despite wartime duties.
The editorial reflects Secretary Morgenthau urging Congress to advance a new or heavier revenue measure of eight billion dollars to reach thirty billion in federal revenue for the fiscal year. It warns of higher taxes, strained living standards, and possible sales taxes or raised rates, with debate among House and Senate leaders. The piece notes the public burden on lower income brackets and the need to trim costs while supporting the war effort.
In a wartime broadcast Raymond Clapper argues that Roosevelt actions on price control rent and wage limits signal a real shift on the home front. He recalls Europe’s wartime shortages and urges mental readjustment to a era of shortages as Byrnes gains broad stabilization powers and Congress strengthens wartime governance. He notes progress from last year to now and emphasizes manpower, fuel, and food sufficiency as key to victory.
William L. Worden argues in the Out Post column that the Aleutians possess fertile sandy loam soil and abundant grasses capable of sustaining cattle and sheep. He notes wild herbs, tubers, and berries as traditional foods, explains several islands host dwarf trees, and cites large sheep flocks thriving on natural pastures, highlighting the region as an untapped stock-raising country with wet winds and meadow-rich landscapes.
A fragmented listing describes items including a lawn mower 316 3 inch, shells, bath tabs, a half ton item, a track radiator 21, a 3 inch 4in rifle component and a kitchen stove 3 E6 4in. The text appears as OCR scrap with scattered weapon and household equipment references.
The report details abundant wildlife from blue foxes and salmon to seals and diverse shore species along Alaska’s coasts. It notes harsh winds, constant rains, sparse mining, and several active volcanoes including Katmai and Veniaminoff, with the archipelago capable of supporting millions of Japanese in comfort.
New Rochelle, N Y October P Tommy Manville 48 sought a marriage license with actress Wilhelmina Billy Boze of Andrews South Carolina at City Clerk Charles A Combes office The couple planned a 430 p m Sunday wedding Tammy's third announced bride choice wore a fistful of war bonds She attended Mary Baldwin College Staunton Virginia and Duke University The article notes Alaska milk prices at thirty five cents per quart
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