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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

4

Peace and trade guided American world role in 1939

Evexing Huronite on October 7, 1939 urges a postwar peace with America retaining final say. He stresses freedom of movement and commerce, adequate trade to keep people employed, and enduring freedom and independence at home and abroad.

America Evexing Huronite

DANGER PERIOD URGES SAFETY EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN

A national safety campaign warns that during September and October 1939 more children aged 5 to 14 died in traffic than in any other school-year months. It urges teachers and drivers to adopt positive safety training, with clear rules for children and motorists to prevent accidents near streets and parked cars.

National Conservation Bureau Accident Prevention Department The Association of Casualty and Safety Executives Kenneth N. Bealls Bureau Sa Dent National Conservation Center For Safety Education New York University Ihe Shawn

Food outlook promises ample supplies for coming year

A Department of Agriculture survey indicates plentiful foodstuffs in the United States through the next year. Edible fats and oils production is rising, fresh meat supplies should be steady, and large wheat and rice crops are anticipated, ensuring domestic needs are met.

United States Department of Agriculture

Distribution drives war time economy and consumer abundance

Surveys show war demands won’t wreck consumer goods production. Abundant farm crops must reach buyers cheaply, and distribution must match production. The American system, with competitive chain and independent distributors, delivers more value to shoppers than any other nation.

Sioux Falls flare over stockpile row shifts state politics

Sioux Falls speakers branded the Bushfield campaign’s stockpile deal as a blown cover up and blamed J D Coon for losses in party control. Bailey accused Glen Martens of ousting Coon and argued the real story of the forty thousand dollar slush fund remains untold as the Minnehaha county faction seeks re election and accountability.

Coon Watertown Sioux Falls Pierre T. M. Bailey Burhfield Sioux Falls Argus B. Burst Minnehaha County Republican Publican Failey Minnehaha Republican Club Mr. Bailey J. D. Coon Bailey Glen Martens Republican Falls Argus Star Chamber Angaroo J. BD Son Son. D. Coon South Dakota Rey Mr. Coan Tr.Coon Leslie Jensen Highway Commission Andrew Norstad Bushield

South under heat as Roosevelt tour stirs little flame

Paul Mallon reports southern voters show tepid enthusiasm for F D R during a Tennessee Valley campaign tour. Despite large crowds, signs and cheers are scarce, with apathy and divided views on a third term. Labor strongholds favor Roosevelt, while many regions remain undecided or wary.

Washington Roosevelt Willkie Rooseelt Knoxville Appliuss Hoosevelt Tennesse Valley TVA Charleston Ike Knoxville Navy United Mine West Virginia John Lewis South Georgia Alabama Virginia Great Smoky Mountains

Radio Features Time II Central Standard War Broadcast Night

Radio schedule from New York listing NBC CBS and WABC programs for Friday evening. Highlights include Majer Minor and Marion, War Broadcasts from Abroad, Paul Sullivan News, European War News, Wings for America, Hollywood segments, and Don Ameche Variety. Multiple stations and time slots detailed.

Central Standard New York WEAE NBC Majer Minor Marion Gust Book Fred Waring West Bob Burns CBS Chain Paul Sullivan Glenn Miller WJZ Guilig Gari Horace Heidi Toronto Symphony MBS Chicago Atner Edwin C. Hil Alma Hitchel Bill Stern Hedda Hopper Che-Nche Dave Bacal Whs Len Organ Mb Lanny Ross Wabe Tepeat Kyw Wbz al Pearce His Hollywood Dra Wmn Nbc-Wear Wallenstein Sinfonnetta Elmer Davis Ebs Gabriel Heatter Bill Ackerman Nbe-Weat Grand Central Cbs-Wabe Don Ameche Raymond G Nbc-Weaf Amos and Andy

Thorough Robber and Mechanical Shortcomings

In Eugene Oregon, William B Anderson was robbed after handing over 84.7? and forced to drive the robber’s car. The assailant learned driving details before escaping. In St Paul a police officer considered charges after noting a faulty wiper, altered plates, missing bumper, defective brakes, and a broken windshield on the motorist’s vehicle.

Eugene Ore William B. Anderson Anderson Sabout Anderson ST. Paul Polizeiman

Flashes of Life By The Associated Press

Across two briefs, authorities uncover plots to delay school openings in New York and to extend summer vacation by removing all doorknobs from entrances. In Kentucky, air raid preparedness features include crude shelters built by John Hale, Palmer Trimble, and veteran Esta Bale, with reinforced concrete vaults and rock-elit hillside settings.

Schenectary N. Y Lovely John Hale Palmer ‘Trimble Kentucky Esta Bale Trimble

Sues Adopted Child's Father For Expenses FALLS

A motherless child’s guardians sue the father of the girl Eileen M. Ridpath for 2325 dollars alleging the amount covers reasonable value of food clothing and education provided. The Berge family and Ridpath were neighbors in January 1923 when the girl was left in Berge Snow’s care in Sioux Falls. Berge Snow reportedly lives in Plummer Minnesota.

Beracs Berge Snow Plummer Minn

Juniors New Jumper Pattern No 8775 Promotes Fall Wardrobe

A vintage pattern advertisement for pattern No 8775 a jumper with a square neck and patch pockets paired with a tailored convertible collar blouse. It details yardage, sizes 12 to 19, and the 15 cent pattern request via LYCOIN along with a fall fashion book offer from The Evening Herald Pattern Service Chicago.

West Wacker Drive Chicago

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