Postal Rates and Associated Press Notice in Huron
Subscription rates for Huron are listed as 29 per week by carrier and 6.00 per year by mail. Other South Dakota areas use 15 cents weekly, with various monthly and yearly mail options statewide and 6.00 per year for the United States. The piece notes the Associated Press rights for news dispatches and publication, with a brief membership reference to the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Huron
S. D
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Weal
Audit Bureau of Circulation
South Dakota Farmers Face A New Challenge
South Dakota farmers confront a major economic and agricultural push as sorghum production must double by 1945 to bolster national defense. State College extension director John V. Hepler cites specific county targets, including Beatie County, and notes Brookings extension efforts to guide farmers toward sorghum, standardized wheat varieties, and expanded livestock production.
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South Dakota
Greater South Dakota Association
John V. Hepler
State College Extension
Beatie County
Hepler
State Agricultural College
Brookings
State College
South Ankota
Clifford Franzke
Sunshine State
Sorghum Plantings Urged To Meet Looming Farm Risks
Production faces higher animal disease rates and a grasshopper menace, prompting use of all precautions to save livestock. George Gilbertson urges early maturing sorghum to resist invaders, while rains and past droughts remind South Dakota farmers to plan wisely for the coming crop years.
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GSDA
George Gilbertson
State College Extension Agronomist
South Dakota
Enlightened Policy on Army Publicity Principles
Maj. Gen. Robert C Richardson Jr chief of army publicity urges openness in a democratic force. He says adverse events should be aired fully rather than hidden, since the public has a right to know what its soldiers are doing in camp. His stance reassures readers about principled leadership.
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Robert C. “Richardson, Jr
Army
Let Us Hope Women Believe Fitness Is Fun
Ruth Millett argues that many middle aged women lack enthusiasm for fitness and over time prefer shopping and cars to walking. Aline Marble’s campaign could change habits by making exercise enjoyable, countering dull routines and extreme dieting, and potentially reshaping American women’s recreation and living patterns.
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Ruth Millett
Aline Marble
Papa
They Say and Voices of Authority in 20th Century Politics
A collection of quotes from leaders and officials on resilience and political reform. Yom J Davis of Rotary International stresses perseverance, Gordon Whitnah in Los Angeles comments on urban planning, Al Smith urges adjournment of politics, and Robert Farinacci condemns defeatist chatter.
Certificate of Character From Nye Indictment Sparks Debate
A long critique argues Gerald Nye's 1917 indictment of the motion picture industry exposed biases and pro Allied interests. It credits the Nye report with provoking a wider debate on neutrality and American participation in World War I.
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Colliers Magazine
Gerald P. Nye
Hollywood
Fuehrer
Land of Liberty
America
Nye
United States
North Dakota
Stas
Arsha
Saidi
Wilwen
Engrazida
Germany
Wilson
Senaor Nye
Uary
Canada
Bernstorf
Berlin
Woodrow Wilson
Carter Glass
Republicans See World War As Political Stunt In US Debate
Washington dispatch describes Republican critics blaming the Roosevelt administration for wartime policy while partisan infighting shapes views on building defense. It notes 113 Republicans opposed the armed-ship bill in the House, including leader Joseph Martin, with Ham Fish voting for it, and critiques Alf Landon and Herbert Hoover remarks as campaign rhetoric amid crisis.
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Washington
United States
Kearny
Iceland
House
Joseph Martin
Rep. Martin
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Ham Fish
Orange County
Alfian
Landon
Roosevelt
Germaxia
Hoover
Radio Programs Tonight and Tomorrow in New York
Central standard time radio listings span multiple networks with a dense lineup for October 22 and 23 including War talks with Gov. Stassen and Rep. Hamilton Fish, Paul McNutt from Washington, and primetime programs such as The Thin Man Adventure Eddie Cantor Show Mister Meek Big Town Dr. Christian Kay Kyser College. The schedule also notes Thursday’s Vagabonds Vocals and Twilight programs alongside continuing News broadcasts and dramatic features.
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New York
Evelise Huronite
NBC Red
Nbc-Blue
NBC
CBS
Nbc-Red
H. E. Stassen
Rep
Hamilton Fish
MBS
Paul ¥. McNutt
Washington
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
Dr. Christian
Fred Allen
Manhattan
S Morgan
Ben Bernie
Army
Blue
L. Shirer
Liberty Whorred
Lum
Abner
F. Waring
Ed Fulton Lewis
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
Maudie
Arthur Hale
H. V. Kaltenborn
Jack Stevens
Fannie Brice
Kilgallen in Times Square Cuff Notes Glittering NYC Scene
A vivid collage from Kilgallen’s Broadway beat chronicles star sightings on Fifth Avenue and near Broadway. Mary Pickford Margot Grahame and others are pictured in sweeping nightlife flings while Errol Flynn entrances at a club and Lana Turner rumors swirl at the Pierre.
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Manhattan
Mary Pickford
Gist
Madison
Lord Fauntleroy
Margot Grahame
David O. Selznick
Rosemary Lane
Fifth Avenue
Hollywood
Eddy Duchin
Russel Swann
Swann
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
America
Anthony Eden
Irene Dunne
Vera Zorina
Times Square
Errol Flynn
Honeys
Romon Navarro
Lana Turnes
the Pierre
Madison Ave
Broadway
Tony Martin
Rue
M.g.ml Studios
Eliminate Japan as Axis Partner in World War II
A 1942 column argues Japan must be removed from the Axis, warning that Allied policy flaws allow Japan to paralyze Atlantic and Pacific efforts. It urges decisive action while Japan remains isolated and Russian and British forces are positioned to counter. It contends war could strengthen American resolve and boost overall wartime production.
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George F. Eliot
Siibune Inc
Far East
Japan
China
Tokyo
Russia
Britain
America
Netherlands
Konoye
iThe Konoye
Germany
Bier
Atlantic
Pacific
Molaya
Yangtze
Manchukuo
Vladivostok
East Indies
Moscow
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Los Angeles
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By Raymond Clapper
Congress
House Banking Committee
Sheffield
Estel Dillman
Clyde Day
Edyth York
Forestburg
Nadine Lesler
Lester Burdine
Mrs. Burdine
Ralph Lester
Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
Miss Midnight's
Fefe Ferry
Merle Oberon
Alex Korda
Bubbles Schinasi
John Gunther
Gene Autry
8Th Ave
Francis Lederer
Louis Hayward
Ida
Maria Rosa
Charles Boyer
Pat Patterson
Heather Angel
Claudia
Ivan
Piccadilly Circus
Bruce Cabot
Marlene Dietrich
Rosalind Russell
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