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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1944
Page
4
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The Committee for Economic Development proposes a postwar tax plan to fund an expected 140 billion dollars in annual government costs, boost private employment by ten million jobs, and reduce high taxes to spur new business while ensuring fair distribution to maintain living standards. It urges congressional study and warns Congress should not ignore a potentially better alternative.
Former ambassador William Bullitt wrote a Rome based article accusing the Soviet Union, drawing on sources called "the Romans." Pravda countered with sharp editorials, labeling Bullitt a private citizen and warning such exchanges risk harming Western Allied cooperation.
Marquis Childs analyzes Governor Dewey's early speeches, warning the bait of early troop withdrawals echoes 1940. He argues the promise to bring the boys home clashes with the needs of a new world order and enduring peace, urging scrutiny of campaign rhetoric.
Ruth Milleti argues designers threaten the American kitchen by replacing it with modernized, showroom spaces. She recalls warm memories of doughnuts, pies, and family life centered in the kitchen and urges designers to keep it central or risk eroding family life.
General Marshall and Admiral King urge war workers to stay focused on victory. The American Automobile Association notes many have taken to driving for the first time and feel entitled to replacements for demolished cars or destroyed tires.
A guest editorial discusses U S Army and Navy demobilization plans and the War Production Board WEB program. It notes the prioritization system based on service length overseas awards and dependents, while warning of continued war needs in Europe and the Pacific.
In Northern Ireland in July 1942 Ernie Pyle recalls meeting American soldiers on a train and sharing gum with a curious Irish girl. He notes initial reserve fading as locals warm to U S troops and describes daily wartime routines including marches, bivouacs, and a surprise raid on Nissen huts housing ATS workers.
Office of Price Administration warns that stamps must be attached to ration books when claimed for commodities. Many stamps now valid indefinitely with specific codes for meats fats sugar shoes gas fuel and period four and five coupons. Report ceiling price violations to the price panel by phone or at courthouse meetings Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
Sioux Falls merchants approve a plan to close stores on Victory Day if Germany capitulates. If news arrives after 5 30 pm they will stay closed the next day. if during business hours they will close immediately and reopen the following day. The committee also approved plans for a community service.
A humorous Hollywood mishap theme centers on twins in a Sol Lesser comedy and a press agent’s disbelief over two goldfish becoming parents. Danny Kaye dual roles in The Wonder Man and a Flying Tigers veteran encounter on set add to a parade of showbiz anecdotes and casting quirks.
Governor Thomas E. Dewey continues to lead Roosevelt in Michigan Iowa and Nebraska per American Institute of Public Opinion surveys. The portrait shows Dewey ahead in Michigan and Nebraska while Roosevelt gains in the latest readings with shifts noted for the 1944 political landscape. Dewey plans stops in Idaho Washington Oregon California and Oklahoma with new surveys due next week.
The South Dakota Supreme Court reversed a Brow County ruling in a Lampert Lumber Co case, finding a worker died repairing an overhead door after a contractor installed it. The decision affirms the employee status of the deceased and notes damages claims by Mildred J. Voot. The matter involves the St Paul Mercury Indemnity Co. against Dale in Gregory County.
Iron thick sole shoes used by Central Urals tribesmen in the 12th century were highly durable. Some soles were passed along for generations, indicating long lasting footwear technology and cultural value.
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