Huron Daily adopts standard publishing and subscription details
Published by the Huron Publishing Co. at 49 Third Street SE with editor Robert D. Lusk. Rates listed for local and out of state subscriptions, mail options, and time periods. Mentions Associated Press rights and affiliated advertising bureaus in Minneapolis New York City and New York.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third Street, S. E
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
South
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Northwest Daily Press Association
Palace Building
Minneapolis
Bureau of
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Peace in a world of freedom and trade 1939
An Evening Hurenite quote from October 7, 1939 urges a peace that preserves American power and freedom of movement and commerce. The author asserts the need for armament and independence both at home and abroad to ensure lasting peace.
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America
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Victory Tax Plan Alters Savings With At Source Five Percent
The Senate finance committee outlines a Victory tax taking five percent of gross wages at source for earners above twelve dollars weekly. Credits of 25 percent for singles and 40 percent for married couples, plus two percent per dependent, cap at 500 for singles and 2000 for couples, with a 100 per dependent dormitory note. Non negotiable bonds issued for the remainder, redeemable after the war, with bonds bearing interest and cashable post purchase.
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Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Associated Press
South Dakota State Fair Promises New Attractions Despite War
The State Fair emphasizes enhanced agricultural and horticultural exhibits, praising moisture improved fruits and grains. Dr. N E Hansen at the State College exhibit is highlighted as a key figure. Entertainment features include a vehicle wrecking act staged as educational, while attendees are urged to thresh promptly and bring families to enjoy the fair tomorrow or Saturday afternoons.
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South Dakota
State College
N. E Hansen
Luther Burbank
Tommorrow
Trains Pour From Stations in War Time
A thousand trains each hour carry nearly 1000 rail cars loaded with freight or passengers. The scene, described as a clear demonstration of America at war, was released by Carl R. Gray, head of northwest rail-track coordination for the Office of Defense Transportation, upon receiving figures from Joseph.
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United States
America
Carl R. Gray
Northwest
Office of Defense Transportation
Joseph
Trains Could Move 9 Cars in Three Seconds at Maximum Load
Eastman, ODT director in Washington notes astonishing rail capacity. If all trains left one station, a nine car load could depart every three seconds, continuing day and night. One day’s movement totaled 23 578 trains with 1 408 964 cars on 108 railroads, including civilian and military freight and passenger traffic. All roads ready with green signals for peak fall freight volumes.
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Eastman
ODT
Washington
Gray
Comics Go Intellectual as History in Comics Debuts
The piece promotes Dr David S Muzzeys Story of America presented in comics with Lawrence Dresser illustrations. It cites educational value while noting it marks a shift to the popular comics medium. Also contains miscellaneous social musings and Ruth Millett column excerpts.
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Johnny
David S. Muzzey
Muzzey
Dr. Murrey
America
Lawrence Dresser
War Quotes and Snippets From World War II Era
A collection of wartime quotes and remarks from U S figures and observers. Figures include Franklin D Roosevelt and Marshal Petain, touching on Navy actions, Nazi threats, and Allied logistics. The fragmentary text references a Russian sniper and general sentiments on channels and cross-Channel operations.
Japan’s fleet claims exposed by US and Jane’s sources
A Chicago Daily News analysis compares US and Jane’s Fighting Ships tallies on Japanese and Allied naval losses. It notes discrepancies in sunk and damaged ships across carriers and cruisers, with occasional mismatches in named vessels and uncertainties about complete classifications.
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Chicago Daily News
United States
Paul R. Leach
Oryu
Kaga
Akagi
Midway
Ryuzyu
Solomons
Koryu
Coral Sea
Jane's
Dama
Te‘pal
Cses
Jane’s Fighting Ships
Pbuilding
Scrap Shortage Threatens Steel Production
Washington reports scrap shortages endanger steel output as two Chicago furnaces risk shutdowns amid high war demand. Officials urge households to collect metal junk. WPB expands scrap drives nationwide while planners fix distribution bungling to sustain peak steel production for Army Navy and allies.
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Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Donald Nelson
WPH
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
WPB
War Chronology 1938 through 1940s summary
Chronicle style outline covers 1938 events from Germany invasion of Poland to Poland’s division, Britain and France declaring war, Soviet moves in the Baltic and Finland, later invasions of Denmark Norway the Low Countries and France, Churchill rise and Dunkirk rescue figures, and Italy entering the war. Includes Romania Transylvania pressures and selective service note.
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Germany
Poland
Great Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Brest-Litovak
Russia
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Reich
Roosevelt
Finland
Seay
Denmark
Norway
Geermany
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxem
Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Imen
Dunkerque
Italy
Uparis
Petain
Britain
Oran
Gerpomey
Transylvania
World War II Chronology Fragment Summary
Fragmentary timeline of World War II events includes Italy invading Greece, British and Allied actions in Eritrea Ethiopia and Somalia, lend lease act, German war declarations against Yugoslavia and Russia, Athens capture, Hess parachuting into Britain, Crete evacuations, Syria operations, Iceland occupation, Atlantic Charter, Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor and Pacific regions, and U.S. troop deployments in the Southwest Pacific with Bataan capitulation and Sevastopol timing.
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Japan
Italy
Greece
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Italian
Somalia
Germany
Yugoslavia
G Oii
Athens
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Scotland
Crete
Syria
Russia
United States
Iceland
Churchill
Paes
Philip Jaines
Hawaii
Guam
United Nations
Pacific
Bataan Peninetike Cepitu
Tokyo
Pnider
Jay Fede
Sevastopol
The Voice of Broadway Reflections and Gossip
Kilgallen notes Manhattan's September Broadway crowd return with colorful faces and public curiosities. She shares anecdotes on Yvette Sophie Tucker Fanny Brice and Sandra Berle, questions women in wartime roles, and critiques media coverage of female service members with witty, provocative insight.
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Manhattan
Stork
Lindy's
Yvette
Jean Arthur
Tve
Sophie Tucker
California
Sophie
Los Angeles
Sandra Berle
Milton
Fanny Brice
Sandra
Fanny
Mrs. Herle
World War II timeline items in brief notes
A compact wartime chronology lists Allied and Axis actions across July to August. British stalls Rommel near Alexandria while U S forces raid Solomon Islands. six Nazi saboteurs are executed in Washington. Germans push into the Caucasus oil region. Gandhi is arrested. London cites Stalin’s second front conference in Moscow. American forces join Commandos on the French coast.
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Europe
Netherlands
Rommel
Alexandria
U. S
Solomon Islands
Washington
Caucasus
Gandhi
London
Churchill Stalin
Moscow
French
Wharton Stationed For Navy Training At Great Lakes
Benjamin Roscoe Wharton, 23, arrives for naval training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Wharton, an aviation machinist’s mate third class, is married to Ruth T. Wharton of 1468 Wisconsin Ave SW Huron. He formerly worked for Nash-Finch Wholesale Grocery in Huron.
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Wharton
Navy
Great Lakes
TLS
Navsl
Benjamin Roscoe Wharton
St Ruth T. Wharton
Wisconsin Avenue
Huron
Nash-Finch Wholesale
Radio schedule highlights evening lineup and guests
The listing shows NBC broadcasting Fanny Brice at 7:30 and Rudy Vallee at 9, with Henry Aldrich and Bob Crosby Hour earlier. March of Time and Paul McNutt speak at 9:30 and a Rosh Hashanah program at 10:30. CBS offers Maudie’s Diary at 6:30, Major Bowes amateurs at 7, Stage Door Can teen at 8:30, and Jesse Jones on See.
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NBC
Fanny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Bob Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Paul ¥. McNutt
CBS
Maudie
Major Bowes
Stage Door Canteen
Jesse Jones
Flight Training in Schools and Radio Schedule Highlights
The list outlines a dense radio and entertainment lineup across stations CBS NBC and mbs including Flight Training in Schools, Easy Aces with Earl Godwin, Canada war anniversary coverage, Cambridge Town Meeting, What Price Victory, Tommy Dorsey Show, Sinfonietta, Chateau Hogan Variety, boxing match Freddie Cochrane versus Fritzie Zivic, Portia Faces Life, Trother and Dsd skits, The Three Sums, Landt Trio, Ben Bernie Show, Hollywood Orchestra, Hedda Hopper updates, Melodie and News, World War broadcasts, Paul Lavalie Orchestra, Information Please, Abe Lyman, Gabriel Heatter, Party From the Plantation, People Are Funny, Tent Show Tonight, and late news and variety hours across 4:00 to 10:15 PM. The schedule notes numerous program titles, times, and network affiliations for a broad mid-century broadcast day.
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Earl Godwin
Canada
Cambridge
Mass
Tommy Dorsey
MBS
Sinfonietta
Chateau Hogan
Variety
Freddie Cochrane
Fritzie Zivic
Cbs
Portia
Nbc
Hollywood
Mgtt Herth
Frank Parker
Cbs Vt
Bill Stem
Eowell Thomas
F. Waring
Mary Small
Paul Lavalie
Nbe
Kaltenborn
Lucille Manners
Orches
Fred Brady
Network of the Americas
Abe Lyman
Gabriel Heatter
Lanny Ross
Pictured Actress and Miscellaneous Crossword Clues
A scrambled puzzle clue set lists a horizontal 1 5 theme featuring a photographed actress and perches with violent dread and heavenly body. It includes references to abbreviations for bushel and metal symbols, noblemen, emblems, and various crosswords terms like dress, religious groups, and decay. The jumble hints at a themed crossword answer and a movie actress as the solution.
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