Publication details and rates from Huron newspaper
Published by The Huron Publishing Co at 49 Third Street. Editor Robert D. Lusk. Postal terms include second class matter. Subscriptions: Huron 20 cents weekly, $6 yearly. South Dakota elsewhere 5 cents weekly. Mail rates: month 60 cents, eight weeks $1.00, three months $1.50, six months $2.75, year $5.00. United States elsewhere by mail $6.00 yearly.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Earsier
South Dakota
Farvier
United States
Return To Barbarism In The Onset Of War
In the prewar months and during two years of fighting Europe edges toward barbarism. The piece cites breaking treaties, killing civilians, unrestricted sea warfare, hostage slaughter, forced labor, and uprooted populations as signs of a world returning to barbaric norms under Hitler and the war.
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Europe
Hitler
Kaiser
Spurlos
Duke of
Alva
Netherlands
Fuehrer
Spreading Germs Of Hate avB Zo0d tiie
The fragment discusses George Sylvester Viereck and his 1930 book about his WWI propaganda for Germany. It notes Viereck’s claim that war drew him from literature and that he spent a decade as a “footnote in history” and now extends that period with renewed efforts, outlining his activities over the last ten years.
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George Sylvester Wiereck
Germany
Viereck
Manuel del Campos
Mary Astor
George Montgomery
Ginger Rogers
Norma Shearer
Mary Fickford
Buddy Rogers
Merle Oberon
Countess di Frasso
Jack Benny
Eddie Canter
Errol
Viereck Faces Indictment Over Foreign Agent Registry
The article reviews Viereck’s shift from early poetry to propaganda for Germany and his current indictment for not fully candor with the State Department about his foreign agent status. It notes his use of pseudonyms, public persona, and debate over his influence versus legal charges.
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Germany
New Viereck
State Department
Viereck
George Fourcorners
America
Hitler
Munich
University doctors win prize for blood pressure research
Three Western Reserve University Medical School faculty members Dr Harry Goldblatt Dr Joseph R Kehn and Dr Harry Weinstein received a 1000 prize from physicians nationwide for the most important blood pressure study published in early 1941. They designated the award to the university medical research fund, exemplifying selfless effort over personal gain.
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Western Reserve University Medical School
Harry Goldblatt
Joseph R. Kehn
Harry Weinstein
Self
Dad’s help in proposing shifts dates in Kansas City tale
Ruth Millett notes a navy ensign asking his father to propose for him and his girl in Kansas City. She argues fathers finance courtship, buying outfits and gifts, paying cover charges, and enabling romance more than sons realize, while a father sometimes enlists his wife to seal the proposal.
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Kansas City
Navy
Cor'sage
Ensign
John Alden
Quotes on war profits and peace plans from leaders and observers
The excerpt collects varied views on war profits and peace prospects from Sir Kingsley Wood, Dr Vernon Nash, and Dr Lowell S Selling. It also mentions a traffic court case about mentally unsafe drivers and a Roosevelt stance against Hitler. The piece conveys postwar mood and policy tensions through attributed remarks.
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Lowell S. Selling
Detroit
Freedom Spirit Alive in Europe’s Resistance
Comment from editors highlights ongoing European resistance to Nazi oppression. Reports from Croatia France Belgium Yugoslavia Poland Norway describe guerilla actions, executions, and refugees seeking liberty in America. The piece argues a growing movement of courage will endure and challenge the conquerors.
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Aberdeen
Europe
America
Joan of Arc
France
Belgium
Yugoslavia
Poland
Norway
Reich
U S Must Cease To Squander Rubber Imports Says Clapper
Raymond Clapper argues the Firestone plant fire may be accidental yet stresses the need to stop wasting rubber imports. He notes 18,000 tons lost, most government stock, and warns against overreliance on foreign sources as Japan threatens Singapore. He cites contracts with Britain and the Netherlands and outlines broad foreign supply ties.
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Raymond Clapper
U.S
Washington
Firestone
Fall River
Mass
Far East
Japan
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
United States
Latin America
Germany
Italy
Radio Programs Schedule and Guests for Oct 16
Central Standard time listings from New York report a dense lineup of evening broadcasts across MBS NBC CBS and blue networks. programs feature stars such as Fanny Brice Henry Aldrich Don Ameche Rudy Vallee and the Dinning Sisters with news from Edwin Hill Hedda Hopper Fulton Lewis Jr and Gabriel Heatter.
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New York
Huronite
Nbcred
Nbc-Red
CBS
Nbc-Blue
NBC
NBC BS
Fanny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Don Ameche Howl
Rudy Vallee
Maudie
Dinning Sisters
Edwin C. Hill
Bartons
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Dixie
Tae Lum
Abner
Frank Parker
Three Suns
Lowell Thomas
News
Wer
World News Today
I. Waring
Amos and
Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Europe
Anny Ross
Grand Central
al Pearce
Lone
Ranger
Luccille Manners
Kaie Smith
Elmer Davis
Abe Lyman
Gabriel Heatter
Jimmie Fidler
Uncle Walt
Milton Berle
Chas. Laughton
Dhs
Ted Steele
Burl Ives
WPA Worker Refuses Reward for Returned Purse
Miss Beryl DeHaven, a WPA worker from Wessington who teaches in Aberdeen, lost her purse on a bus trip near Benson Minnesota on October 4. A WPA employee with a large family found the purse and returned it to a Benson bank, declining Miss DeHaven’s reward saying he should not take anything.
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Wessington
Beryl DeHaven
Aberdeen
Minneapolis
Benson
Minn
WPA
Benson Bank
Miss de- Haven
Family Reunion Held at Binger Home Alpena
A Ben Binger family reunion was held at the Binger home in Alpena on a Sunday in October. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson and their two sons Alan and Leon, Cecile Binger of Huron, Estelle Binger of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Binger, and Robert Binger. They enjoyed a pheasant dinner together.
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Ben Binger
Binger
Amon
Mre
Alfred Peterson
Alan
Leon
Cecile Binger
Huron
Estelle Binger
Minneapolis
Robert Binger
Broadway Voices and Rumors Stir Hollywood Circles
The Broadway Bulletin reports social and romance buzz among stars like Bing Crosby Mary Brian and Tony Martin, plus Oscar Levant and Dan Gotentaal reconciling after a spat. It notes Errol Flynn Lili Damita speculation, Tommy Dorsey wedding plans, and various showbiz movements and gossip across New York’s entertainment scene.
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Broadway
Bing Crosbys
Dixie Lee
Jon Whitcomb
Mary Brian
Reno
Helen Mueller
Cole Porter
Adele Jergens
Tony Martin
Marlene Dietrich
Jean Gabin
Martha Kemp
Errol Flynn
Lili Damita
New York
Ta Mara Toumenova
Annabella
Fyronne
Walter Lippmann Dismisses Peace With Hitler As Impossible
Walter Lippmann argues that a negotiated armistice with Hitler cannot lead to lasting peace. He analyzes practical outcomes of Adams's proposal, showing demobilization and allied collapse are impossible while Hitler remains mobilized. The piece warns such a path would trap the US in perpetual war footing and global isolation.
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Europe
Norway
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Greece
Russia
Bisch
Ime
Demai
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Japan
Lippmann
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