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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1939
Page
4
Rates listed for Huron and South Dakota mail subscriptions. Weekly carrier 50c, monthly 60c, 10 weeks 1.00, 40 weeks 2.00, three months 1.25, six months 2.50. US mail rates vary by region. Associated Press notes exclusive rights to news dispatches and local news.
The article discusses Nazi plans to Germanize Polish lands including the corridor, moving labor, imposing German signs and language, and eroding Polish independence. It argues the aim is to erase Poland as a nation within a generation, with broader implications for identity and control beyond the battlefield.
In San Diego Governor Hallan J. Bushfield of South Dakota addressed a Republican rally and was noted as a possible vice presidential candidate. He urged M A Kennedy to waive WPA roll reductions in Aurora Bon Homme Douglas and Charles Mix counties due to drought and distress, asking prompt attention to the issue.
A German luxury liner valued at 20 million dollars vanished after departing New York just before the war. No authoritative report of her fate has emerged, with conflicting accounts from both sides canceling each other out and leaving the world without a clear answer.
The Bremen affair highlights global censorship and the fate of a $20,000,000 ship and 700 crew members as mystery deepens. The piece hints authorities and publics remain kept ignorant while wartime reporters struggle to reveal truth.
The piece recalls the 1914 to 1917 U.S. shipping frictions with both the British blockade and German submarines. It notes an expected first British blacklist of wartime ally firms in neutral countries and warns shipments to those firms could face confiscation if intercepted. The discussion frames potential renewed tensions balancing neutrality and wartime rights.
A diary entry from September describes a day in another home and reflections on leaving home, the emotional pull of the hilltop view, and a visit from Amy and her niece Brenda. The narrator notes Amy’s spoiled ten year old, Paul's teasing, and plans for Brenda to visit, with remarks about aging and传统old-fashioned views.
Ruth Millett argues women can be good wives and mothers yet fail if they neglect personal interests. She cautions against waiting until children are grown to seek fulfillment and urges sustaining time for hobbies or self growth. Men already pursue personal activities, Millett notes, and women should too to remain self defined.
Mitchell Republic notes South Dakota’s marriage law is blamed for fewer marriages as residents may choose Iowa or Minnesota for ceremonies. Advocates argue the law aims to prevent congenital syphilis via pre marriage examinations, aligning with a national public health push and states adopting similar measures.
Fractured OCR items list word clues and radio program notes including Musical broadcasts and program times. Appears as a mixed crossword style puzzle with many scattered entries and several radio schedule snippets from Grand Central era programs.
A digest of local events from Huron and Wichita includes President Wilson cancelling his tour due to illness and returning to Washington from Wichita per Admiral Grayson. Mrs Moriarity confirms construction of a $12,000 one story brick and tile store at Third and Idaho with a garage and grocery space. Jolly Ramblers enjoyed a sewing party and tea. Mrs Krug and Mrs Ebert won high and second whist scores. Brandonmeir and Dean buy Miller Cafe in Miller, and locals greet Grace Woodford and Monty Woodfore back from overseas.
Washington dispatch details Arnold anti trust division handling 250 profiteering complaints daily as war pressures mount. Roosevelt contemplates reviving NRA, Baruch advocates, Lever Act scrutiny, and a proposed anti trust field force to sift complaints and press cases. TVA expansion, Banshees critique, and late night policy drafting by Pittman and Connally are noted with focus on public price controls and congressional roles.
New York radio guide outlines tonight's program slate across WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ and MEBS with varied shows from Rudy Vallee to Bing Crosby and orchestral programs. Notable segments include American Legion Convention coverage and several quiz and talk formats with sports and drama interludes.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson of Morrison Minnesota and Mrs. Jerry Van Vockern with son Harry, and Matthew Valentine of Lennox visited Mrs Nellia Valentine at Willow Lake over several days this week.
Edwin Dencks, who has attended school in Sioux City this summer, is at his home in Bancroft for a short visit.
Anne Adams Pattern 4273 offers a three piece school outfit a jumper bolero and blouse. The jumper front and back panels form the straps in one piece with no side seams darts provide shaping decorative scalloped buttoning for small fingers and a included blouse. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 require minimal fabric and notions price fifteen cents for pattern and twenty five cents for pattern book orders to Evening Star Pattern Department 243 West 50th Street New York NY.
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