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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1938
Page
4
The Huron Publishing Co announces subscription rates for Huron, South Dakota, and nationwide via mail. The paper carries Associated Press content and lists national ad representatives, with contact details for departments and staff.
A European and American contrast shows tyranny scapegoating Jews in Mussolini Italy while Roosevelt commends Jewish War Veterans in Detroit. The piece argues tyranny feeds on blame toward a designated group, while freedom seeks legitimate outlets for discontent and fosters neighborly coexistence.
The article notes tipping as a varied income source for workers and describes Finland's new system with two minimums tied to restaurant size. Advocates in other countries caution against regulating a spontaneous gesture of thanks, urging focus on ensuring workers do not depend on tips for living.
Mr Philip Kazan of Laredo Texas returned home after pressing Garcia to remove a large sign near the border urging Mexicans not to spend in the United States. Mr Abe Pickus of Cleveland Ohio prepared to sail for Europe to meet dictators and ministers of state to push his views on policy.
The piece ponders adding ordinary citizens to high level diplomacy. It suggests minority stockholders and employees have appeared as kibitzers before and wonders if more common voices could broaden understanding. It notes potential embarrassment but argues for illumination through cross class participation.
New Yorks Joseph Clawson launches Introductions by Clawson a paid dating service where newcomers can pay three dollars for a first date and one dollar for each additional introduction. The plan aims to pair lonesome young men and women by a modern social broker model inspired byHarvard graduate Clawson and opinions by Professor Folsom.
A collage of statements condemns paralysis of wit as deadly to democracy and cites a crisis of character. Union and political figures link economic woes to mindset, while Hungarian rights are urged amid majority ministries.
A humorous note on California booster pamphlets and tourism. A Rev Tweedle encounters an intelligent man who visits his church to relax Sundays, praising the ease of finding little to think about. Copyright 1938 Esquire Features Tac.
Deep disappointment sweeps Texas and the South as the government announces an 8.30 cent cotton loan, far below hoped 12 cents. The piece argues federal price controls hurt growers, reduce foreign markets, force substitution of other cotton, and threaten quota enforcement, with Henderson County leading farmer revolt against further tampering.
A diary entry from Thursday details light in a kitchen, fruit prep, citron making, and the feel of September near. It reflects rural life, tending a garden, haying work, and thoughts on children growing up as the season shifts toward fall. News of neighbors sending kids to school and a mother’s letter about life skills closes the piece.
A radio feature program tied to Constitution Day airs Saturday for 48 minutes on WABC CBS with speakers John D. M. Hamilton Rep Bruce Barton Robert A Taft Arthur Capper and Charles L McNary. The schedule lists many programs across WEAF WABC WOR and others with music talks and orchestras.
Washington dispatch notes skepticism about Hitler’s plan to make Germany self contained through synthetic industries and resource control. Analysts doubt can sustain wartime needs, citing Goering steel works, synthetic rubber, oil from shale, and wood pulp based rayon as limited by shortages and high costs. Political economy under Schacht is propped by unemployment relief but risks collapse if trade and wartime demands rise.
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Gate officials set crowd estimates at 15,000 then 14,000 as a fair day turnout. A four minute men conference will feature Lieut. Robert Renaud, wounded five times, addressing attendees. Barney Oldfield to race against today's winner in a match on the fair grounds. Drivers Cue ford Tott Li Doyle Jules Ei Tingbee compete for three figure prizes. Helen West Sorenson and Blanche Williams visit Aberdeen. William Blount, hospital corps sergeant at Ft McArthur, Texas, reported promoted. A juniper tree near Hillsborough, California, is found to be over 3,000 years old based on core-cutting borers.
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