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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
4
A quotation from Evaning Huroniis dated October 7 1938 calls for a lasting peace that allows free movement and commerce, enables adequate trade to keep citizens employed, and preserves freedom and independence at home and abroad.
The piece argues the National Farm Program and AAA structures empower farmers to govern themselves. It cites county Agricultural Conservation Associations as key democratic bodies overseeing allotments, eligibility, compliance, hearings, and education, stressing farmer leadership and nationwide self-government lessons amid global threats.
South Dakota farmers will vote next week on the 1942 farm program and elect county Agricultural Conservation Association officers. Delegates to county conventions meet on Wednesday and elect county committeemen, with farmers urged to vote for leadership to meet production and defense needs.
Ruth Millett recalls a mother who learned too late that a girl’s social confidence is shaped early. A sixteen year old girl failed to invite a date to the dance, weighed down by youth weight and social exclusion. The piece urges mothers to start guiding children by age ten to build social skills and self esteem.
A collection of brief statements from Roosevelt Boas Kettering Priestly and Murray reflecting on democracy rights and public life. The remarks critique anti democratic regimes note the role of civic rights and the need to defend the nation with resolve.
A reader editorial praises Wendell Willkie for aiding the Republican party by shaping public perception of isolationism. It argues his effort helps distinguish patriotism from appeasement as readers weigh the foreign policy record and national security stakes ahead of elections.
Raymond Clapper criticizes U S delays in lend-lease to Britain noting misleading Roosevelt figures and small deliveries. He cites low food and fuel exports, calls for faster supplies, more heavy bombers and tanks, and urges immediate action despite general wartime constraints.
Radio listings for Friday September 13 outline NBC CBS and Mutual network programs across 5 to 10 pm with multiple talk shows dramas comedies and musical segments featuring L Wambrockington Norman Thomas Frank Morgan Barrymore Groucho Marx Easy Aces and The Great Guns among others.
Dakota Wesleyan University will host Civilian Pilot Training Program beginning by October 1. Eligible men must be college freshmen or older with physical exams and birthdates between September 1 1915 and 1922, and non college applicants may qualify with college work. The program provides about fifty hours of flight training and twenty two hours of ground school on campus under Professor I J Knox with flight training at municipal fields.
A chaotic collage of Hollywood names and glittering society rumors. Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers gossip. Norma Shearer’s beau Ronald Balcom winks at Ritchie Farrell. Mary Stemi Barton’s mysterious death report ties to a large inheritance. Ginger Rogers and George Montgomery romance. Sean Lent linked to European royalty. Queen of showbiz bits include Barbara Bannister, Merle Oberon, Oliver Hardy, and others amid jewel parries and wedding whispers.
Dublin is depicted as a hub of surveillance with Irish watchers recording every German and British contact. The piece notes Irish neutrality, widespread monitoring at hotels and offices, and covert radio transmissions to Berlin aided by Nazi sympathizers. It quotes officials and diplomats on the pervasive spying culture in Ireland.
Chief Agent Fred Searls said two men, Jack Payne and Harold Hollis, tied to a Billings Montana pursuit, admitted taking $150 in dope from a Burke South Carolina store the night of Sept. 10. Burke sheriff John Schlacht will bring them back for South Dakota break in investigations as state officials pursue multiple crimes.
Patchel reports at Patchell on September 18 that Dakota Wesleyan University plans an aviation course. The note mentions a lecture by a Mr. South who has spent eleven years in Mexico and collects stamps, noting about two percent of the United States population engage in philately.
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