Caution in Washington as chestnuts burn in global policy
The essay warns that while the United States eyes China, Europe worries about Spain and Japan's China campaign harms Britain more than America. It argues America must lead for decency without drawing allied powers into distant conflicts, noting Britain and France seek closer focus at home. The piece urges caution to avoid becoming the monkey in a dangerous handoff.
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China
Europe
Spain
France
England
Italy
Germany
London
Paris
Japan
Hitler
Mussolini
Franco
America
Britain
Shanghai
Washington
Ancy Sam
Monkey
No Threats Needed On U S Navy Dispatch
The Navy League president N M Hubbard urges immediate U S fleet dispatch to the Philippines and argues a threat of force would force Japan from its Chinese plans. Critics say the risk of war and wrong judgment would be too high and warn against public aggression.
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N. M. Hubbard
Navy League of the United
Uncle Sem
Kansas City Saves Children by Reducing Auto Fatalities
Copy from a Kansas City focus shows the city cutting child auto deaths by dedicating time and funds. In a typical 400,000-population city a child is killed every 27 days, yet Kansas City records no juvenile traffic fatalities for a full year, attributed to deliberate safety investments.
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Kansas City
Safety drives and patrols in schools and streets
The text notes a safety campaign in schools with police patrolling traffic to protect children crossing streets. It highlights constant patrols, driver caution to prevent harm to youngsters, and pride in Kansas City as a model for others to imitate.
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers
A confusing note describes a selection of editorials from various American newspapers. It mentions a large file collection in the Huronite library and implies access during readers' hours for private study or political review. It places emphasis on historical reference and merchandising information.
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South Dakota
Be. Ing Huronite
Meaning Auranite
Adltor
Duke of Windsor visit to Germany sparks hostile questions
The Philadelphia Record reports that amid abdication era tensions London's Nazi circles and German ambassador Von Ribbentrop seed suspicion about Mrs Simpson and the Duke. Critics say his Germany trip will feed Nazi propaganda and reveal little about actual welfare or housing.
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Edward
Yirs. Simpson
von Ribbentrop
London
Londo
Scotland Yard #2
Britain
Mrs. Simpson
Duke of Windsor
Germany
Whey Jett
England
United States
Reich
New York Times
Berlin
Frederick T. Birchall
Randolph Churchil
Dr. Goebbels
Time and the Conways and The Star Wagon in review
London and New York critics discuss time themed plays by J B Priestley and Maxwell Anderson. The Star Wagon Time and the Conways I Have Been Here Before are examined as dramatic explorations of time’s mysteries. Critics ask if a new metaphysical trend will emerge or fade.
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Baltimore Sun
New York
Maxwell Anderson
London
J. B. Priestley
Mr. Priestly
Desert
Dunne
Ouspensky
Anderson
Mr. Priestley
MacTaggart
Kaufman
Design reform in Britain lifts beauty of daily goods
A British move to improve everyday objects advances with a Design and Industries Association conference and BBC talks. The piece notes lingering ugliness in mass produced items since William Morris and argues better design will educate the public by contrasting superior form and function in the market.
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Everday Beauty
Christian Science Monitor
Britain
Design and Industries
Gation
British Broadcasting Corporation
William
Beauly
Harvard settles Shakespeare spelling with x and e change
Harvard formally adopts Shakespeare spelling with an x and an e after the name, moving from Shakspere to Shakespeare. The change ends long debate among scholars led by Prof George U. Kittredge, signaling a shift in academic orthography.
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Harvard
Los Angeles Times
Shakespeare
Singh
Hamlet
Leer
Richard II
George Uyman Kittredge
Harvard English Department
Gourdlike Fragile List of Clues and Terms
A fragmented OCR style item lists numerous odd terms and clues including fruit references, animals, measures, and miscellaneous definitions. Named entries mention JAMES AXSOMB and RUBY among scattered phrases while many numbers and vague hints accompany the glossary like items such as 43 Stupefies 49 Snaky Gish 20 Gibbon and 39 Entrance. The vertical section adds more terms including Consumes Witticism and Spiders nests.
Central South Dakota Farm Woman reminiscences and village life
Friday visit with Mrs M features a one and a half gallon kraul crock and talk of life in a farming community. A grandmother’s absence shifts ordinary days into remembered encounters, neighborliness, and lessons about family, faith, and the sunlit rhythm of rural life.
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Grandma W
Hood
South Dakota
Jum
Terry
Wip
Jerry
Power politics and the Fort Peck impact in Montana
The article traces a tumultuous sequence surrounding the Fort Peck project power crisis. It notes the Interstate Commerce Commission emergency copper-rate ruling, Montana public pleas to free up power, and widespread private layoffs across Orphan Girl Mine and smelting operations. It contrasts government necessity with private unemployment, suggests drought and Montana Power pressure, and mentions White House advisers and economist Dr Oliver Wentworth Sprague shaping policy in a fireside context.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific Railroad
Montana
War Department
Montana Public Service Commission
Fort Peek
Orphan Girl
McCavel
Anaconda
Fort Peck
Montana Power Company
White House
Roosevelt
Oliver” Mitchel Wentworth Sprague
Dr. Sprague
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
A fire near Huron destroyed two straw stacks and burned a stubble field on the John Murray farm four miles east. Firefighters limited the spread amid a heavy wind. origin undetermined. Also notes a Beadle County Red Cross chapter meeting in Elk’s Hall with new directors listed.
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John Murray
Huron
Beadle County
American Red, Cross
Elk’s Ball
John Longstar
Tyscke
South Dakota
Bau
Maina
C. de H.W
Tyacke
Muro
Weekend visit places Blunt barber shop in transition
F R Pool of Blunt spent the week end at his home here and recently took over the management of a barber stop. He does not yet have a barber in town but expects to employ someone.
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Iujume
E Lane
F.'R. Pool
Blunt
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Clark Hughes
Announcement from Frankfort notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clark Hughes of Hollywood California. Clark Hughes is the son of Mr and Mrs W T Hughes of Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Clark Hughes
Hollywood
Cali Clark
Dad's Day Banquet Planned by College
Irene Tideman announced the annual Dad's Day banquet to be held Friday October 2 in the college dining hall as part of Pow Wow festivities. Elmér Arpt gave a talk on The History of the Movie, recounting studio visits and production details while noting sound and set lighting effects on actors.
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Irene Tideman
Tideran
Elmér Arpt
Talcom
Arndt
Hollywood
Visitor Moved On After Brief Des Moines Stay
George Monosmith returned home after a months long visit with relatives in Des Moines Iowa. She left with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs L A Ericsson for Brainsend Minnesota to visit for an indefinite period. A survey noted one elephant with a heart rate of only two beats per minute.
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Iirs
George Monosmith
Mieatives
Des Moines
Mie L. A. Ericsson
Brainsend
Minn
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