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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1940
Page
4
The paper notes that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use all dispatches credited or not, and mentions that local news is published by the paper under this policy.
A fragmented clue list with horizontal and vertical entries, including references to flags, banners, baking, geography, and antiquated terms, likely from a historical crossword. It lists numbered hints such as 1 9, 5 Barracuda, 39 That, and multiple obscured or garbled entries including references to Crescent shawed and Camel's haif cloth, plus various definitions and partial answers.
In this wartime column DeWitt MacKenzie weighs England’s vulnerability as Spain or Japan join the Axis. A Spanish or Japanese entry could fracture the British empire, with Spain primarily aiming to threaten Gibraltar and Mediterranean control while Britain weighs Dakar support and broader Allied alignment. Britain eyeing constellations of ally options, Turkey’s stance, and Russia’s moves amid a four-front potential clash.
The Evening Hyronite on October 7 1939 urges a peace shaped by American strength. It argues for freedom of movement and commerce to keep workers employed, ensuring enduring liberty and independence at home and abroad as a guiding post for future policy.
The text argues that United States defense funding and conscription readiness signal a firm stance against aggression. It cites Japanese press caution, notes armed strength as deterrence, and asserts Americans will defend a peaceful, free life with credible power while resisting foreign entanglements.
Embassy reports 3500 Americans remain on the British Isles seeking safe passage home amid no immediate transport offers. Officials express regret as they acknowledge there are no boats headed for the United States at present.
A fragmented column hints at a satire on wartime ideals of female beauty and patriotism. The author critiques American expectations of women, suggesting conventional glamour may clash with social duties during wartime.
A British hair stylist highlights pink hair as the bold match for khaki uniforms drawing attention to the clash of style and discipline. The piece notes U S Army color debates and advises caution as fashion and military attire mix.
Two Russian trade delegates Paul Filin and Nicolai Feenest hiding during an air raid in London ducked into a doorway near the Polish embassy. Shielded from debris, they realized their shelter lay in a foreign embassy as Poland and Russia remained at war. They stepped out, determined to preserve their country's honor.
Ruth Millett recounts Martha Scott's rise from entry level work to stardom in film and radio. Scott urges new graduates to take any early job, keep focused on the dream, study, and volunteer to build toward the desired career. She stresses faith in ability and that delays are temporary.
A collection of remarks and quotes from Arthur Sweetser Henry F. Ashurst and Dr Hans Zinsser. The notes discuss war, imperial aims, democracy and the duties of public servants, ending with a reflective line from Zinsser about death and memory.
Mitchell Republic reports the Corn Palace committee’s new spending policy raises the show’s quality with more and better acts including Hollywood personalities Scat Davis and Dixie Dunbar. The master of ceremonies keeps the pace brisk, the band backs the numbers well, and audiences respond with strong appreciation. Tickets are selling fast. reservations advised.
An inner expose of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies outlines its vast private operation. The piece details how leaders and networks shape public opinion, with references to key figures and the war effort, underscoring the influence of organized messaging within the United States.
Central time radio guide lists Europe defense and war news, variety shows, serials, and concerts across NBC CBS WABC WEAF WIZ and other stations. It mentions names like Horace Heidt Frank L and activities from 4:00 to 9:00 pm with programs such as The Aldrich Family Rudy Vallee and Wings for America along with sports and news segments.
Advertises pattern No 8785 for sizes 36 to 52 allowing home sewing of slips with dart shaping under arms and at the waist for smooth fit. Includes options with ribbon straps or built up shoulders, requires 3 yards of fabric for size 36 and prompts sending 15 cents, name, address and size to The Evening Hermite Pattern Service. Also mentions Fall Fashion Book and sewing charts.
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