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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1942
Page
4
The Associated Press notes its exclusive right to republish AP news dispatches credited to its service unless otherwise credited, with local news published separately in this paper. This notice outlines reprint rights and attribution for readers and editors.
The piece argues for Anglo American unity against tyranny and urges Britain and the United States to build mutual understanding to avoid a new ideological war. It cites Maurice Dretcher’s ten point program, noting no side is perfect and democracy depends on cross nation cooperation to prevent German totalitarianism from returning.
The piece argues that Americans misjudge inflation by exaggerating Germany’s 1923 hyperinflation. It cites a vast mark total to buy bread in 1913, equating it to billions of dollars, and asserts the United States won’t see bread costs rise to extreme levels like a thousand dollars per loaf.
The piece argues inflation erodes money value, destroys savings, and harms the American economy. It warns that rising prices lead to hardship, reduced purchasing power, and potential bankruptcy, citing Germany as a cautionary example and urging prudent financial behavior.
The plan proposes Mexican workers to ease worker shortages on farms including cotton and sugar beets. Safeguards limit entry to when domestic labor is unavailable and require payment at prevailing wage. The measure aims to aid farmers and consumers while preserving labor standards.
Ruth Millett writes that for young women dating while their steady joins the Army is not a big problem. She advises dating and social activity rather than lonely weeks in rooms, noting war may last long and keeping quiet about dates is unnecessary.
A conference quotes Lt. Sam F. Jdakkin on American air power and anti submarine measures. Alberto Guani of Uruguay notes U boat dangers and resilience. Dean Alfange of the American Labor Party comments on New Deal policies and governance. Ambassador Joseph G. Grew references Tokyo relations.
A guest editorial laments lack of visible civilian sacrifice while urging full support for wartime measures. It cites Roosevelt and Churchill, questions Congress tax plans, and notes war production and farm parity concerns.
A jumble of entertainment items lists upcoming plays, film projects, and celebrity chatter. Names include Dorothy Kilgallen, William Saroyan, Mickey Rooney, Al Jolson, Rita Hayworth, and Jane Russell. notes touch on contracts, tours, marriages, and possible romances with minimal confirmed details.
A 1942 report describes Allied broadcasts aimed at German listeners via eight shortwave outfits led by NBC CBS and the Office of War Information. German listeners faced counterpropaganda hours daily as the Allies push news and analysis to undermine Nazi morale.
Radio listing from YORK details Sept schedule across networks including CBS AMBS and NBC with programs such as Women's Role In War And After, United We Won, Stage Door Canteen, Death Valley Days, and The Three Suns. Notable guests include Van Nuys Swann Wickard and Henry Aldrich.
Twenty five years ago Mrs Baddely and family arrived in the city this morning visiting Mrs Baddely's mother Mrs William Plummer. Mr and Mrs Sivans visiting the Bowe family for two weeks before a Cedar Rapids trip. John Dramsdahl and wife back from honeymoon in Sioux City. Phoebe Ciodfelter returned from a weekend engagement. Preston Vanderbeer and grandchildren leave for two weeks at Lake Madison. Ten years ago memories of Mr and Mrs J S Meigs noted with bridge scores and tea for Mrs EB Elwood Smith. Anaheim couple announces birth of a daughter. high temperature 64 degrees.
Norman H. Davis of St Louis, Red Cross chair, said parcels for American prisoners in the Far East may be accepted only if addressed to officially listed prisoners or civilian internees. The War Department provost marshal issued a notice limiting parcels to letter recipients and allowing one parcel per bearer.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists various items including musical terms, abbreviations, and symbolic references. It mentions acts like freedom of access and trustees, plus numerous numbered clues and foreign language hints, creating a jumbled reference page with unclear context.
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