Post Office Notice of Subscriptions Rates in Huron
Notice from the Huron post office lists second class matter entry and subscription rates. Local carrier options cost 20 cents per week, mail rates shown as 000 per year elsewhere in South Dakota carrier 15 cents per week. Mail options include one month and three months pricing and United States mail rates vary, with unclear year figures.
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Depths Speech: Brotherhood Rising From Persecution
Assistant Secretary Berle cites historical examples from Egypt to Rome to show how oppression forges brotherhood. He argues Nazi tyranny will fail as shared suffering unites diverse peoples and strengthens global cooperation against brutality. The speech links Jewish, Christian, and civic bonds to a future of peaceful coexistence.
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Adolf Hitler
China
Britain
Egypt
Babylon
Rome
St Paul
Berle
Columbia’ University
Europe
Hitler
By All Means Attend The 1941 Corn Palace Show
The Mitchell Corn Palace show of 1941 draws praise from attendees. Orrin Tucker and his orchestra with Wee Bonnie Baker headline nearly three hours of varied entertainment, hailed as among the best ever. Two days remain for Huronians to enjoy high class entertainment.
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Mitchell
Orrin Tucker
Wee Bonnie Baker
South
The President's Request and Odlum's Duty to Serve
Floyd B. Odlum, named Director of Contract Distribution for GPM, stressed public duty in organizing a defense division amid small firms facing shutdown. He said the President's request gave him no choice but to move the work forward. He argued that those who serve because they ought win over those who serve because they must.
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Floyd B. Odlum
GPM
Odlum
Jobs For Soldiers
President Hawkes of the U S Chamber of Commerce joins others in urging business groups to help employ 200000 soldiers finishing training from Sept. 1. The effort aims to restore veterans to positions equal to or better than those they left, a matter of law duty and wisdom.
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Hawkes
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Say It Ain't So Sun Exposure Debate in 20th Century
The piece discusses Dr. Hugh Cabot questioning sun exposure benefits for adults while noting possible vitamin gains for growing children. It probes whether perceived sun health amounts to real health and ends with a playful nudge to enjoy more sun.
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Hugh Cabot
Luncheon club of women workers forms instant park gathering
A Memphis city park area becomes a casual lunch spot for Southern working girls. They bring their own meals and meet during lunch hour for a relaxed outdoor break. No dues or schedules, just companionship and a little sun and fresh air for the day.
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Qth Millett
Memphis
Notable quotes on education and democracy from scholars
A collection of remarks by Dr. W. Drayton Lewis, Dr. Theodore Lewis, Sheila MacDonald, Ralph Barton Perry and others discussing education neglect, drinking effects on happiness, war era community spirit in Britain, hemispheric cooperation, totalitarian infiltration, and democratic resolve with reliance on all weapons.
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Britain
Editorial Calls Safe Driving On Dark Sioux Falls Highway
Guest editorial discusses a tragic drag of four cars near Sioux Falls where a State patrolman died and four were injured. It stresses night driving dangers, center safety markings, and the purpose of double center lines to prevent unsafe passing on hills and curves.
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Sioux Falls
Highway 212
Here
Kranzburg
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Hitler Struggle To Maintain Conquests In Europe
Raymond Clapper reports that Hitler’s victories in France have not secured loyalty or stability. He cites French resistance, German escalation, and failed popularity in Norway, Czechoslovakia, and the Netherlands. The piece predicts a widening backlash as occupied peoples seek liberation with Allied support.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Hitler
France
Loing
Lisbon
Paris
Germany
Gestapo
Prares
Radio Programs Schedule Casts Night Across Networks
New York radio listings for Friday September 26 show NBC Red NBC Blue CBS and other stations scheduling a mix of dramas, news, sports, comedies and talk. Highlights include Henry Aldrich Frank Morgan Don Ameche Hour Vallee and Barrymore programs, Revenge and Hollywood segments, sports bouts and variety acts across CBS NBC and MBS networks with times ranging from 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM.
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New York
CBS
NBC
Nbc-Red
Frank Morgan
Henry Aldrich
Don Ameche
Vallee and Barrymore
Costa Rica
Buker and Duchess of Windsor
Washington
Mandie
Marty Servo
MES
Brazil
Sinfonieta
Edwin C. Hill
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Cbs Abe
Dixie Abe
Paul Douglas
Abe
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy
Europe
Lanny Ross
Jean Cavall
Lucille Manners
Elmer Davis
Abe Leman
Nbc Hollywood
Jimmie Fidler
America
Jika Chase
Abe Red
C. Saerchinger
Cavour Postmaster Among Hurt After Highway Mishap
Cavour is shaken as Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Corrigan return home after a North Dakota crash that occurred en route to Wenatchee. Their companion Mrs. Laura Maag remains hospitalized in Baker, Montana. Corrigan serves as Cavour postmaster and Mrs. Maag expected to continue travel after hospital release.
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Cavour
B. P. Corrigan
North Dakota
Laura Maag
Baker
Mont
Corrigan
Wenatchee
Wath
Employee Transition at AAA Office Sees Leadership Change
An AAA office employee Adres Larson departs after six years as Thomas Kruse of De Smet takes base position. Kruse previously worked for People’s State, adding leadership changes to the agency.
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AAA
Adres Larson
Thomas Kruse
de Smet
Iby
People’s State
Fountain completed de Smet spectacle on Highway 14
A special report notes a new artistic marking fountain completed near the Highway 14 and 25 junction. It was erected by the People's State, marking a cultural landmark for the town of De Smet.
Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Feuds Stir Hollywood
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Ann Sothern’s divorce, William Powell’s health scare, and showgirls seeking night club work. Rumors swirl of a U S Army general betting Zanuck on Germany’s pace to defeat Russia, plus Windsor’s visit and Artie Shaw reappearing. Betsy Grable’s illness and other starbits mix with Roosevelt era war sentiment.
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Ann Sothern
Maisie
Cesar Romero
Hollywood
Roger Fryor
Dixie Dunbar
William Powell
Alice Rice
Guggenheim
Darryl Zanuck
Germany
Russia
Zanuck
Hin
Duke of Windsor
Norfolk
Lippmann on Keeping Farm Prices and Wages in Balance
Walter Lippmann argues farm prices and wage rates cannot be controlled like industrial goods. He urges a national understanding with organized labor and farmers, tying wage and farm price policies to the cost of living and parity, with industrial prices regulated by law if consent exists.
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Walter Lippmann
United States
Germany
Britain
Congress
Baruch
Unnions
Ciple
Lan
Labor Movement
N. ¥. Tribune, Inc
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Manchester Home
The Manchester Ladies Aid Society met for its September gathering at Mrs. A. S. Roger’s home. A large attendance, with several guests, approved observing members’ birthdays at upcoming meetings. August, September, and October born members will be honored with small tokens. refreshments followed the business portion.
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Manchester
Ladies Aid Society
Roger
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