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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
4
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Opinion piece arguing that half of young men called for military service may be unfit due to health flaws, while urging improved public health measures and better nutrition education. It notes stricter examinations, higher standards, and the need to balance national defense with other social aims.
The 1940 census determined representation in Congress by state population. Secretary Jesse Jones reported to the President the results and their meaning for states. Some states gain seats in future Congresses after 1942 elections, others lose due to population changes since the last census.
A Daly suit seeks to bar Illinois congressmen from Ulinois districts as drawn in 1941 arguing unequal populations across 10th and 5th districts. If courts rule, Illinois may need immediate redistricting or elect at large. Congress froze House seats at 435 in 1920, but population shifts demand fair representation.
Ruth Millett urges women to map a detailed campaign before leaving home to seek city work. Plan living costs and location, secure recommendations, set firm interview appointments, and practice a concise sales talk to present a confident, prepared image to potential employers.
A compilation of remarks from religious leaders and public figures during wartime discusses faith, honesty, and responsibility. Notable voices include Rt. Rev. J. Huichison Cockburn, Thomas Dewey, Rev. Walter Helsel, and Dr. Ross Ettare. The quotes touch on courage, truth, and future implications of conflict.
The piece surveys the Roosevelt Nomura talks, noting Washington secrecy and signs of easing war tension. It argues Britain’s wartime stance and U S aid to China shape Japan’s choices, suggests Japan seeks a Pacific settlement, and warns such a shift would boost U S prestige while undermining Hitler.
London dispatch argues the war hinges on American output as the Battle of the Atlantic favors Britain. It credits American oil tankers, Iceland occupation, and growing bombers demand, urging full production to deny Hitler victory. Russia’s resistance heightens need for U.S. war matériel and fighter planes to sustain the Allied push.
The Evening Huronite lists Television and radio programming across networks NBC CBS and MBS for September 4 in New York. Programs include Return of Frank Morgan and crew Judy Jones Ricardo's Rhapsodies and Grant Park Concert with various news and talk segments throughout the evening ending with dancing music and late news.
A Dickson family reunion gathered about 40 relatives Sunday in the basement of the Presbyterian Church in Hitchcock. Attendees shared a potluck meal and spent the afternoon visiting and singing old hymns.
Central figures like Beverly Paierng and Mitzi Green appear in gossip about feuds, marriages, and weight loss. Janet Gaynor and Adrian reportedly plan Reno divorce around Oct 1. Gloria Franklin and Beverly Barbiseh discuss remarriage. John Barrymore courts Sally Allen. Glenn Ford and Evelyn Ankers plan a Christmas wedding.
Major George Fielding Eliot argues the U S Army morale hinges on clear leadership and purposeful duty for Regulars National Guard draftees and reserve officers. He calls for stronger trumpet of national resolve and a home front united in defense urging Soldiers to see their work as essential and worthy.
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