Huron Publishing Co. Shipping Rates and Post Office Info
Publication details for the Huron Publishing Co. outline editor, address, and postage rules. It notes post office classification, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and regional rate information for Huron, South Dakota and the United States.
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Huron Publishing Co
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
B. C
South Dakota
iSc
United States
Peace and freedom in a world of trade and movement
An 1839 Evening Huronite editorial advocates a peace that preserves American freedom of movement and commerce. It emphasizes independence at home and abroad, urging a lasting peace aligned with national interests and adequate trade to employ the people.
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America
Jon
Naval buildup boosts American fleet to 363 ships
The Continental Congress authorized 13 frigates and rapid shipbuilding as the Navy expands. By year end 363 fighting ships are projected, including 18 battleships and 38 cruisers, with 20 new destroyers to replace 50 sent to Britain. Two-ocean protection aims to outpace the British dominant fleet.
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Continental Congress
Britain
England
Germany
Otto Auto Loses License in Royalston
Otto of Hapsburg, also known as Otto Auto, had his license revoked by the Royalston license commission after speeding at 60 mph. The satirical column questions what such a figure is doing in America amid fading interest in restoring the historic House of Hapsburg.
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Royalston
Mass
Otto
Hapsburg
House of Hapsburg
Mercy Is Not Forgotten The Global Force Debate Continues
An excerpt discusses a major national effort defined by force and the United States debate over choices in international affairs. It highlights the tension between intervention and restraint and signals ongoing policy considerations.
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United States
Mercy in the Midst of War Aid Pushes Relief Efforts
The article notes a global relief effort amid a major military buildup. It reports that nearly 22 million dollars in food clothing and medical supplies have been sent abroad in the first half of the year. The writer urges that mercy should not diminish and calls for expanding such aid.
World War II grows from war’s second anniversary
The piece notes the 2nd anniversary of the war and cites the National Geographic Society counting 1.7 billion people involved, about four fifths of the world population, with the Western Hemisphere still largely aloof as the conflict spreads.
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National Geographic Society
Orange public displays amid Dutch occupation stir tension
Nazi authorities observe Dutch street corners as residents eat oranges in public, signaling national color and royal house allegiance. A Nazi broadcaster calls the act hypocritical, noting the change only comes after freedom is curtailed and more visible patriotism arises.
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Holland
WE THE WOMEN Matrimonial Sea Stormy About Parents Rocking Boat
Ruth Millett argues that many parents oppose immediate marriages but young couples still wed and start homes. Parents should stay cordial, avoid outside disapproval, and offer support to ease postmarital family harmony. Followed rules help the newlyweds prove doubters wrong.
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Ruth Millett
Farmers Brace for Change Amid Labor Tensions
A fragmented quote reflects farmers adjusting to labor pressure as national figures stress destiny and resilience. Notes from Howard E. Babcock and Adolph A. Berle frame a future where U S leadership and spirit matter, while a dedication speech honors a rebuilt church in New York.
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Howard E. Babcock
United States
Adolph A. Berle
Stanley High
Editor's Notes on The Alien's Prayer and The War
Two 1941 state fair editorials judged highly in the contest are discussed. The Alien's Prayer by Margaret Delaney of Clark won second place and The War by Gertrude Gunderson of Mitchell earned third honors. The first prize piece by Helen Fiela Watson of Mitchell had appeared previously in The Evening Huronite.
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State Fair
Margaret Delaney
Clark
Gertrude Gunderson
Mitchell
Helen Fiela Watson
Evening Huronite
Hitler Tests America's Patience, And We Should Give Him The Answer
London dispatch argues Hitler tests U S restraint via Greer incident and Iceland patrol zone. It contends Germany aims to break Atlantic supply routes, risk war, or probe U S resolve while Britain and Russia endure, urging stronger aid and production.
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Raymond Clapper
Hitler
America
London
Looes
United States
Berlin
Iceland
Germany
Tceland
North Atlantic
England
Tater
Russia
Eas
Sithough
Britain
Vichy France
Vladivostok
Roosevelt
United State
Lindbergh
Radio Programs Schedule and Listings Across Networks
A dense listing of radio time slots and shows across MBS NBC CBS and Blue networks for Thursday and Friday. Entries include War updates Air Power discussions by Maj. A P Deseversky, Henry Aldrich and Don Ameche shows, Death Valley Days, On The Air, Intermezzo, and Featherweight Fight coverage with Chalky Wright vs Joey Archibald. Also mentions concerts, news segments and various program blocks across stations and times.
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Central Standaria
Ning Haronite Spatat News
Iteral News Service
Topica
NBC- Red
Nbc-Red
CBS
NBC Blue
NBS
Chas. A. Lingbergh
Des Moines
Maj. A. P. Deseversky
Frank Morgan
Variety
Henry Aldri
Don Ameche
Nicaragua
Maudie
Nbc-Blue
PCAC
PCAN
Canal Zone
Washington
Chalky Wright
Joey Archibald
Dave Elman
Rethberg
Broadway gossip blends marriages and movieland drama
Varginis Field sends bad news to Bi Greene in England about an upcoming wedding. Rumors swirl about George Rafts, Florida actions by Mrs. F., and Lois De Fee’s exes in Florida. Stirling Hayden’s reason for quitting cinema ties to Madeleine Carroll. Bea Lillie may appear in a supper club. Arlene Whelan and Alex D Arcy marriage restored. Gable to visit New York. Gertie Lawrence’s show expects four babies. Headlines mix film news, defense plans, and social hookups across Hollywood and London.
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Broadway Bulletin Board
Varginis Field
Bi Greene
England
Florida
Lois de Fee
Billy Curtis
Los Vera
Stirling Hayden
Madeleine Carroll
Bea Lillie
Arlene Whelan
Alex D'Arcy
Young Tommy Ryan rises as Mid-Continental Airline head
Henry Van Brunt profiles Thomas Fortune Ryan II known as Tommy Ryan the 24 year old son of a Baltimore mining family and the ambitious president of Mid-Continental Airlines He grew up across multiple cities studied in Europe and the United States and built a nine plane system on Great Plains routes while balancing family life and a rise shaped by legacy and perseverance.
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Henry van Brunt
Kansas City Star
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Mid-Continenty Airlines
Huron
South Dakota
Henry Wat Bront
Silver City
N. M
Great Plains States
Mas Fortune Ryan
T. F. Ryan
Tommy
Tommy Ryan
Baltimore
Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
the Belvedere
Jac
New York
Lynchburg
Cery
New Yark
Fortune
Allan
Allan Ryan
N. D
Tormy
Mexico
Thomas Fortune, Jr
John Barry
William K. Tommy
Clendenin J. Finn
Clen
Allan A. Ryan
Joseph J
Virginia
Oak Ridge
Georgetown University
Eee
Barental
Northwest
Tom Way
Chuahua
Tomory
Emer Lily Bondurant
Europe
Switzerland
Philadelphia
Parden
F Tan
Ing
Hill School
Pottstown
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George Sennefelder
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Carole Landis
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Fred Astaire
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