CCC Not For Cannon Fodder A CCC permanency debated
The Veterans of Foreign Wars urged making the Civilian Conservation Corps a permanent corps and a national defense complement. Critics warn such a move risks militarizing youths and curtailing conservation work, arguing the CCC should endure only as long as the emergency. Public blessing and voluntary enlistment are pivotal factors.
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America
Civilian Conservation Corps
Alam
CCC
New Deal
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Bull's Mistake and Unpaid Hospital Bills in 1930s America
A historical piece contrasts 19th century conscription heroism with modern antiwar sentiment and recruitment shortage. It also discusses unpaid hospital bills from auto accidents, citing Abraham Oseroff of the Hospital Council of Allegheny County and noting large taxpayer costs for charity care in Pennsylvania.
Hospitals Face Unpaid Auto Accident Bills Across States
A historical survey notes Ohio law earmarking auto license fees to reimburse hospitals for care to indigent accident victims. It cites Cook County Illinois data showing $180,000 in two years for motor vehicle crash treatment at Cook County Hospital, a charity institution. Estimates suggest annual unpaid hospital bills range from several hundred million across the nation.
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Cabteon
Italy
Ohio
Cook County
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Paul
HE. Fealer
American Hospital Association
Detour Defense Plan Urges Wide Highways Across Nation
Democratic Congressman Snyder proposes nine super highways to meet invasion, each 200 feet wide to move army equipment within 72 hours. Three routes coast to coast and six from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico would also serve peacetime commerce. He claims broad public support as motorists would be tied to detour signs in wartime, with slogans hinting at recruitment implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Pennsylvania
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
A digest of editorials selected daily from the Jaxpert collection in South Dakota. Open during hours for readers of the Evening Huromite for historical reference and study. Access is available in the library’s second floor reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaxpert
South Dakota
Huromite
Secoroor
Vening Huromite
Roosevelt Warns Americans in China to Leave Danger Zone
President Roosevelt on the Potomac outlines a cautious Far East policy balancing evacuations with keeping American rights intact. He urges nationals in China to depart or assume responsibility for their welfare while avoiding surrender or “scuttling” and cautions against remaining where danger could erupt at any moment.
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Far East
United States
Japan
China
Department
Roosevelt
State Department
Dinger
Aspon
Shaw on Shakespearean Imitation and Contemporary Tone
The piece argues that George Bernard Shaw doubts the value of imitating Shakespeare and insists that a playwright’s work reflects the era’s spirit. It asserts that even celebrated attempts risk becoming mere period echoes rather than lasting literature.
Nazi Group Plans Coup in the United States
A Chicago Daily Times investigation reports a growing American Nazi network tied to the German movement. It cites 60 posts, a uniformed force modeled on Hitler’s storm troops, and covert recruitment across the country with leaders in frequent contact with Berlin. Consul General Amper and Senator Borah respond with doubts about a nationwide Nazi army.
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Chicago
the Daily
Tines -Sid
Io.a
Adolf Hitler
United State
Unid
James J. Metcalfe
John C. Metcalfe
William A. Mueller
Mueller
Amerikadeutscher Volksbund
Bund
Deutscher Volksbund
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Germany
Berl
Armmerikadeutscher _ Velksbundl
Metcalfe
James Metcalfe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Emil L. Amper
America
United States
Poles
Diary Farm Woman September 3 a rural note on sheep and dogs
A diary entry from a farm woman describes a trip to town for groceries in a trailer load with eggs and barley. She notes selling Jerry's crop for school clothes and laments low wages, reflecting on sheep farming profitability, then discusses neighbor criticism about dogs killing sheep and broader thoughts on humanity and pets.
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Jerry
China
Twenty Years Ago At Turom In Memory And Loss
An OCR fragment recalling events from two decades past in Turom. Mentions Misa Julia Russell, Keramen, Lamimon High, and Edith Victoria with scattered names and places. Contains broken phrases about Robins, Beturnley, and Huron with unclear dates and roles.
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Misa
Julia
Russell
Keramen
Lamimon High
Robins
Edith Victoria
Ene
Huron
Beddle
Fragmentary List of Names and Terms From Aged Text
Disjointed OCR fragment listing varied items including numbers, goddess names, places, roles, and words. Appears as glossary like mix with references to mountain, peace goddess, governor, prophet, gazelle, and other scattered terms without a coherent narrative.
Huron figures lead wartime training party for state fair week
A band led by Benny Harold Nelson of Huron along with Guy P. Davis Lars P. Peterson and Valentine Graham prepares troops allied with English and French forces for democracy defense. The group will guide navy training at the camp while city police brace for possible unrest during State Fair week.
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England
France
Guy P. Davis
Huron
Benny
Harold ‘Nelson
Lars P. Peter
Jwon
Wessington
Valentine
Graham
Benny Harold
Nelson
Navy
Warien
Four Accepted For U S Navy Service At Omaha
Four applicants passed their final examination and were accepted for duty in the United States Navy at Omaha on Wednesday September 8 from the local recruiting station. The men accepted are Park Bryan, Lewis McLaughlin Olaf Richard Hukki, Hecla Theodore John Jake Lutz, Sidney Alfred Krueger. Royal Neighbors meet Wellington September 196? Iv y Camp No 1846 held their September meeting in the I O F ball with large attendance. Plans for October include a social and a meeting on October 5. The enrollment for English enlistment will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
United States Navy
Eal
O. A. Natterman
Ocal
Toliows
Park “Bryan
Lewis
McLaughlin
Olaf
Richard
Hukki
Hecla
Theodore
John
Jake
Lutz
Sand Sidney
Alfred
Krueger
Royal Neighbors
Wellington
Ivy Camp
Royal
America
Young Demos Elect New Chief Tonight
Beadle County Young Democratic Club members meet tonight to elect a new president to succeed Hubert Humphrey who resigns to enroll as a University of Minnesota student. Other business includes retiring president’s remarks and full attendance urged for the 8 o'clock meeting in the farmers assembly room at the courthouse.
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Young Demos
Beadle County
Young Democratic Club
Hubert Humphrey
University S of Minnesota
Wup
Amphrey
Courthguse
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