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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1939
Page
4
The notice lists post office city Luton details and carrier rates per week, plus mail rates for South Dakota and the United States. It references republication rights by The Associated Press and local news, noting exclusive use for AP dispatches and local content.
A critical essay on how governments control mass opinion through state propaganda and media. It cites German Czechoslovak prewar campaigns, Polish German tensions, and Russian German ties to show how hate can be manufactured and unleashed. It warns Americans to treasure a free press and resist such manipulation.
Financial experts from the American republics will meet in Guatemala City on November 13 to discuss monetary foreign exchange and banking problems amid concerns over dislocations from a potential European war. The gathering aims to strengthen cooperation between central banks and advance monetary globalization benefiting the United States as the leading creditor.
A string of remarks from figures including Eugene I Van Antwerp Henry Ford Adolf Hitler and Premier Daladier speaks to fears and tensions as global conflict looms. Hitler is described as transforming German culture into barbarism while Daladier calls for abolishing Versailles terms.
Traffic trends show small monthly increases amid summer travel with June and July rises. Officials hope safety campaigns and city efforts curb the toll as tourist traffic peaks fade, aiming to reduce the year’s deaths on rural highways.
Diary entry describes a hot start to the school year, plans for Fair week, and Mary visiting. Notes on canning tomatoes and cucumbers, trading produce with a neighbor, and a homemade pickle jar method. Mentions family tasks, garden yields, and shared pride in homemaking skills.
Women listeners behind a screen hear hundreds of young applicants being interviewed for jobs and learn their common faults. Most arrive unprepared, know little about the business, and rely on vague notes or generic recommendations. They recommend presenting a personal, informed picture showing intelligent interest and what the applicant can contribute to the employer.
A Minneapolis Star Journal editorial urges public vigilance against highway accidents as a war on traffic rages daily. It notes Minnesota tolls 82 deaths this year and July at 61, calling for universal adherence to traffic rules and a shared personal responsibility to save lives.
Washington dispatch reports a marked shift in Franklin D. Roosevelt’s demeanor as he governs with cold, deliberate resolve. Officials note calmer debate, tighter control over politics, and eagerness to steer domestic policy while world crisis looms, with Hull and Wallace among key actors and indictments looming in labor cases.
New York radio listings show NBC CBS and Mutual broadcasting European programs scheduled across London Paris Berlin Warsaw and other cities in daytime and evening slots. Programs include news roundups sports dramas and musical performances featuring Ada, Agnew, Hill, Crook, and East. schedules note frequent time changes and varied regional feeds.
fragmented OCR style list shows clues and numbers including music, geography, objects, and terms. the mix mentions a singing actress, drone bee, mountain, river, metal, road, and various puzzle items implying a broad word game page without a single cohesive news item.
The report notes Europe facing heavy debts and depleted gold reserves as it explains how nations under strain finance war. Germany pays with goods and relies on exchange of manufactured products for imports while rationing continues. England and France retain substantial gold but face rising debt and financial crises.
The Inside Story features Doris Rhodes and Keltenborn’s Comment as World Fair Pop Concerts from the Danse Music Orchestra. Fred Waring repeats and Amos and Andy reprise in a dancing music sequence with multiple broadcast blocks and chain announcements.
Esther Bangs hosted a birthday party for daughter Loie in Huron with seven little girls. They played games and shared a luncheon at five o clock. Nearby notes include Marion Lambert returning to St Paul, teachers institute in Mitchell, and various residents visiting relatives or traveling to camps and lakes.
In Britain after Chamberlain's broadcast, precautions were issued: crowds urged to stay orderly, churches not to close, some schools to shutter, masks to be carried, and identifications kept. The King and Queen heard the speech privately in Buckingham Palace. A motor car tuner conveyed the warning that war might be near.
A swimmer completed an eight mile outing at the lake in five hours while a boat accompanied her. Several young men who started the crossing tired at midway. Lieut Myron Bacon of Grand Forks will be at State Viation day on Saturday September 13. Mrs Ida Chamberlain of Darlington Wis is guest of her nephew A A Chamberlain. Miss Carroll clain is visiting Darling tton and is due home late this week with aunt Mrs W R Biskely of Darlington.
Sept 4 reports from the state safety department warn dogs as dangerous on highways. In two incidents a dog leaped into a driver's lap, sending the car into a ditch, while another dog wagged its tail in the face of a motorist, blinding him temporarily.
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