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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
4
Princeton institute surveys public sentiment on the closed shop showing about six to one oppose the policy. Voters across a cross section say the closed shop infringes on workers rights to choose union membership and equality of opportunity.
Harper Sibley reports USO operations span the United States and Pacific and Atlantic islands. More than 200 new buildings are planned by January 1 with 313 units in rented quarters and 172 clubs serving soldiers and sailors daily.
The article recalls Fire Prevention Week and urges Americans to apply the fire safety information learned from placards brochures and newspaper reports. It notes that insurance agents and fire marshals offer help to implement prevention steps and correct past neglect.
A wartime appeal declares fire a grave threat to life, property, and defense. It lauds the National Board of Fire Underwriters for protecting camps, bases, and industry, but calls on every citizen to prevent fires that waste hundreds of millions and cost thousands of lives annually.
The article notes the Virgin Islands exports sugar cane but faces competition from Cuba. A federally owned company converts cane juice to rum to aid locals, with alcohol production seen as a higher-value economic path. In wartime, distilleries could pivot to industrial alcohol to meet powder needs.
The Cooperative School for Teachers in New York reports a surge of married women enrolling in a year long teacher training course. Secretary D Randolph EB Smith says foresighted wives seek professional training with nursery and elementary education to prepare for emergencies or to support families if husbands go to war.
The piece quotes varied opinions on politicians and business ethics from attorney C C La Forgee and Ben Smith of Pekin Illinois. It touches on beliefs about public service versus political dabbling and cites a shift in support for foreign policy.
A reprint of an editorial argues that European uprisings against the Nazis are unlikely to topple Hitler. It cautions against overestimating small actions amid machine guns, tanks, and swift reprisals, noting Nazi censorship and the danger of provocation by resistance.
Raymond Clapper argues postwar recovery hinges on balancing private enterprise with government action. He warns against continued armament and calls for a US Britain led security framework to stabilize global order and restore free enterprise after Hitler’s defeat.
October 30 program listings across NBC CBS and MBS with talks by Henderson Tait Gore Mooney and Disney plus variety acts. Carnival report from Virgil notes a record crowd at the high school event with amateur hour booths and band fund proceeds.
Walter Lippmann argues John L. Lewis's coal mine strike is not defense driven. He says the issue hinges on national will and isolationist vs defense commitments amid World War II tensions.
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