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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

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Spectacular Morning Ela Claims Toll of 300000

Large crowds chanting against Blum clashed with police outside the Senate and Luxemberg Palace as Rightist students and Socialist groups confronted the Blum government. Chairs and bottles were hurled. windows shuttered. barriers set. Police moved to restore order while demonstrators threatened mass marches on the Senate amid a tense political crisis in Europe.

ARIS Ag 7 Ono Senate Promise Blum Tuxenbourg Palace Moreham Lom Lefilets Nn Cule Luxemsbourg Moon Syed Joseph Crillaux Ananee Commilites Blum Europe

Five-Building City Fire Ravages Downtown

A historic blaze in Duron’s business district destroyed five stores including J.C. Penney at 32 Third Street Southwest and damaged a sixth. Losses to stock estimated at 50 to 75 thousand dollars, total damageraisers from proprietors placed between 250 and 300 thousand dollars. Fire destroyed Boy Scout and Chamber of Commerce records as well as American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars files. The fire began before firefighters arrived, making it the worst in the city’s history.

Huron J. O. Penney Memings, Robinson, Jarold and Osborn Duron Boy Scout Chamber of Commerce American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars J.C. Penney Company Third Street Southwest Roy J. Miller Atore Tip Top Cigar Third Street Dakota Avenue Farmers & Merchants Bank Penney Bank William Reaves The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Fenney Legion Legion Post WW. F. W Degree of Honor Lodge Rhofe Fleming and Robinson Jarold Harry Berg Sioux Ci Twa

Roads Open in Huron Area After Spring Storm

Main routes in the Huron area are open to traffic, with a warning to motorists about hazards on slick pavement. Crows worked through the night to clear snow as skies cleared and temperatures rose, aiding the removal of slush from roads near Drighton.

W. A. Arns Huron Rodrivius Anna Drigghton Say Haltoel Weslnglion Springs Hist Pierre Per Wrather

Legion Post To Meet Tonight

William Reaves Anmeriton Legion post will hold a regular meeting at Wheeler hall due to destruction of the Legion’s quarters. Commander Snyder, back from Chicago, will preside as topics include the 1938 junior baseball program and fire losses with rehabilitation plans. Lunch will be served after the meeting.

William Reaves Anmeriton Legion Wheeler Hall John F. Snyder Snyder Tre Legion Segular Syder Chi Cge

Insurance Foresees Rebuild After Morning Fire

Western Adjustment Inspection Co. adjuster W. C. Foster said insurance on damaged and destroyed buildings should cover rebuilding. Several stores including Penney, Fleming, Jarold, Robinson, and Osborn suffered heavy losses with damages estimated between 150000 and 575000. Fire damaged the Penney building and adjacent structures. origin likely unknown. Temporary quarters planned as officials assess losses and affected post organizations.

W. C. Foster Sioux Falls Est Foster Western Adjustment G¢ Inspection Company Huron Bro Penney J. C. Dexter Robinson and Fleming Albert Robinson Dinneen Osborn Clothing Company Jarold Fleming Apparel Robinson Shoe Company

Huron to Vote on 125000 Auditorium Bonds

A special city commission meeting set for tomorrow to plan a bond election for an auditorium project. Voters will be asked to authorize 125000 in bonds with a Public Works Administration grant backing a 227272 building, prompting urgency to proceed by late April.

Huron Public Works Administration Omura

Airport Bond Petitions Filed For City Improvement

Petitions seeking a 39000 bond issue for W. W. Hawes Municipal Airport were filed yesterday at City Auditor M. F. Walt's office. The plan calls for funds to be placed with a federal agency for airport improvement totaling about 75000. Voters will address the issue at the April 1 municipal election. The registration deadline for the April 19 election is April 12. unregistered voters must be sworn in at their precinct.

W. W. Hawes Municipal M. F. Walt Walt

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