Publication details and rates in Huron newspaper
Published by Robert D. Lunk editor and publisher. Entires include postal rates, carrier and mail pricing for Huron and nationwide subscriptions. Includes AP association note and circulation bureau credits with advertising reps in Minneapolis and New York.
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Robert D. Lunk
Huron, & C
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Merober Bureau of Advertising
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Cal
Eee
Peace and freedom in a united, independent world
The Evening Huronite urges lasting global peace with America’s decisive strength. It stresses freedom of movement and commerce, adequate trade to keep workers employed, and sustaining independence both at home and abroad, guiding a secure future.
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America
Ar Meyers
Haan
Huronite
Let’s Give A Hand To Those Plucky Scalpers
Local football notes praise Huron College Scalpers facing Gustavus Adolphus in a homecoming game. Coach Parker’s undersized squad faces a string of tough opponents, yet the piece urges Huronians to attend Saturday and back the resilient team despite probable defeat.
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Huron College
Gustavus Adolphus
Huron High School
High Riding Tigers
Mitchell
Buran College
Yankton College
Northern State Teachers College
Parker
The Great Country and the Gold Standard Change
A narrative recalls a time when a single nation held most of the world’s gold and resisted abandoning gold as a value measure after war. Necessity spurred others to create a work hour unit, making gold merely jewelry material while the great country hoarded metal no one would accept.
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Nence
Gold exchange plan to stabilize postwar trade
D Stewart Igihart of Grace Line argues for transforming Latin American economies by issuing $250 million of US gold to base their money on a gold standard. He claims this would allow broader international purchasing power and smoother trade after the war, suggesting a shift from 19th century thinking to 1945 realities.
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United States
D. Stewart Igihart
Grace Line
Americas
Latin America
Trailer Vote Victory for 70 Cleveland Camp Residents
Seventy residents of a Cleveland trailer camp won the right to vote after long disputes over their eligibility. Ohio officials previously ruled against them, then courts protected their franchise. Board of Elections approved registration though poll challenges loom, highlighting a nationwide issue amplified by defense mobilization.
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Cleveland
Ohio Secrs Tery
Board of Elections
Wire-Haired Terror and The Bright Parent Paradox
A humorous column critiques mothers perceived as overly intelligent who juggle careers and childrearing. It argues that bright women may impose shifting theories on training and discipline, leading to confusing expectations for children and potential inferiority feelings. The piece blends social satire with observations on parental authority and adolescent development.
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Ruth Millett
Sally
Striving of the Americas for Stability and Freedom
Roosevelt on Columbus Day praises the Americas unity as a force for peace. A Cronkhite quote notes expert limits in guiding action. Dr. Leo Stanley cites dangers of judging criminals by appearance. Lozovsky warns Hitler’s Moscow risk amid wartime propaganda.
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Americas
Roosevelt
Leo L. Stanley
San Quentin Prison
Adolf Hitler
Moscow
A. Lozovsky
War status debate in a guest editorial
Laurence Stern argues the United States is at war in effect with Nazi Germany through aid to Britain and existing military actions. He contends that limited actions under false neutrality still trigger full conflict and warns against evasive policies and unlimited liability.
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Laurence Stern
United States
Germany
Britain
France
Russia
Agers
America
Sie
Panama
United States Navy
Europe
U S open to talks with Japan on new Tokyo regime
Washington signals willingness to continue diplomacy with Japan if the new Tokyo government seeks dialogue. It cautions that progress depends on Tokyo’s stance, while maintaining economic pressure and readiness to curb war supplies, amid Axis threats and shifting Japanese policy.
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Washington
Japan
Tokyo
Pacific
Far East
Atlantic
Jap Ea
United States
Economic Defense Board
Wallace
Office of
Export Control
Philippine Islands
Iran
Philippines
Economic Board
Britain
Latin America
Sill
Axis
Hitler
Jane
Radio Programs Time Schedule Across Networks
New York edition lists a dense Friday evening lineup across MBS NBC CBS and blue and red networks. It details show names hosts and times including Town Meeting with Pratt De Seversky Yarnell and Clare Hoffman, Jimmie Fidler Uncle Walt programs and Major Bowes Amateurs among many others.
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New York
Hurouie
CBS
NBC
Fletcher Pratt
Alexander de Seversky
H. E. Yarnell
MBS
Clare Hoffman
Nbc-Red
Fanny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Don Americe
Vallee and Barrymore
Frank Fay
Maudie
Edwin C. Hill
Cbss
Bartons
Hedda Hopper
cbs-Dixie
Dixie
Frank Parker
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
Amos and
Andy
Julton Lewis, Jr
Lucile Manners
Orch
Kate Smith
Cleveland
Elmer Davis
Abe Lyman
Waltzes Plcc
Playhouse
Jimmie Fidler
Walt
Michael
Kitty
Milton Berle
Charles Laughton
Hollywood
Dhs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Ted Steele
Buri Ives
Mel Allen
PTA At St Lawrence Hears Varied Talks
At St Lawrence, the PTA met last Monday evening with speaker Miss Susan Conkey and Rev N A Luke presenting. The group adopted a resolution opposing selling cigarettes to minors in St Lawrence and discussed community obligations under the topic What We Owe the Community.
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St, Lawrence
PTA
Susan Conkey
N. A. Luke
St Lawrence
Broadway gossip and legal moves in a Hollywood week
The column compiles a flood of names and rumors. Marjorie King Plant after a widowhood faces estate battles while Connie Bennett’s divorce claim looms at nearly a million. Various stars and Society pages touch on romances, hospital stays, plans, and career shifts across Broadway and Hollywood.
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Broadway
Mickey Houney
Valerie Thon
Marjorie King Plant
Phil Plant
Plant
Connie Bennett Gee
Ethel Ig
Walter Lippmann Warns Of War Delay In Action
Walter Lippmann argues America stands on the verge of war as public impatience hinders timely preparedness. He recalls past naval caution and the need for decisive action, criticizing reliance on polls and political pressure over informed judgment. The piece cites Churchill, Russia, and the fall of France as lessons in timely defense.
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Walter Lippmann
Evening Huronite
America
New York
Great Britain
Hiller
British Labor Party
Mr. Churchill
Hitler
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Russia
United States
Japan
China
Austria
France
Britain
Looking Backward Into Hurons News Ten Years Ago
Mrs H L Gifford hosted a bridge party with two tables and prizes for Mrs W Co Gagnon Mrs B H Sprague Mrs Clarence Boteler and Mrs Leon Tommey Others planned Homecoming trips and Dads Day at universities in Mitchell Pierre and Minneapolis Mr and Mrs L A Churchill to visit their son at the University of Minnesota Also twenty five years ago O A Ricker planned move to Salt Lake City and Huron College prepared for football with Sioux Falls College.
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H. L Gifford
Beidge
H. L. Saylor
William Waibel
I. A. Bryan
B. J. McEligott
J. L. Wilkinson
W. Co. Gagnon
B. H. Sprague
L A. Churchill
Minneapolis
William
University of Minnesota
O. A. Ricker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Apt
Longstaff
W. Voigt
McMurchie
Styder
Gascoigne
Wagner
Neveman
McKay
Whaley
Titus
Belle Fourche
Donald Streeter
Gann Valley Women Attend Awallary Meet
GANN VALLEY Oct 23 Sue Stroud Rae Sedgwick Edith Law yer Nettie Fraser and Mattie Ras Tmussen went to Kimball Tuesday Hattie gave a report of the activities of Abernathy Unit beg the 36 of Gann Valley for the ar year The Methodist Church basement in the evening.
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Gann Valley
Sue Stroud
Rae Sedgwick
Edith Lawyer
Nettie Fraser
Mattie Ras
Tmussen
Kimball
Hattie
Abernathy
Methodist Church
Smoke ban on drivers slows highway travel
Road officials warn drivers that smoking while driving is forbidden and enforcement will increase. The rule aims to curb unsafe driving and reduce distractions on busy highways as authorities report many violations and planned stricter patrols.
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Associated Press
Merober Audit Bureau of Circulation
They
Say
Ae Leonard W. Cronkhite
Committee For National Morale
Exchange Fies
South Opriers Garty
Galhest
Doc
Pop
Raymond Clapper
U.S
By Raymond Clapper
St. Lawrence
Dorothy Kilgallen
the Voice of Broadway
John Jacob Astors
Ellen Tuck French
Tommy Manville
Errol Flynn
Jakie Webb
Bride Lenore Lemmon
Sterling Hayden
Madeleine Carve
Johny Kimbrough
Barbara Goulding
Houston
Texas
Madeleine Carroll
St. Regis
George Brent
Los Angeles
Allen Jenkins
U. S. Navy
Boris Duke Cromwell
Honolulu
Frances Scully
Rudy Welles
Alice Faya
Alice Wallace
Marty May
Arthur Murray
Robert Stack
Lana Turner
Ann Rutherford
Sheila Ryan
Clivia de Havilland
Anne Gwynne
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