TARDINESS OF JUSTICE IN GROCER NORRIS PERJURY CASE
The Supreme Court sustained a seven year old perjury conviction of Grocer George W Norris of Broken Bow Nebraska. He admitted accepting 550 dollars to run for Senate causing double ballots and vote splitting. The piece argues perjury undermines justice and highlights delays in the criminal process.
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Supreme Court
George W. Norris
Broken Bow
Neb
Norris
Nebraska
Senator Norris
George W Norris
Senate
George W. Norrises
State Supreme Court
Grocer Norris
Normis
Senate Campaign Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Grocer
Subtle Triggers of War Amidst Global Tension
In a reflective note the piece argues that world conflict may arise from small provocations rather than grand crises. It cites Hitler’s Rhineland remilitarization and a minor parachute accident as examples showing how a single slight or misstep can escalate to catastrophic war, stressing the fragility of peace.
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Zermember
Silver Lining In A Vast Nation And Auto Strike Echoes
February brought a tense auto industry strike that went largely unremarked as the vast country’s economic shifts unfold. The piece notes shacks and societal edges teetering while major labor action remains understated amid a sprawling national outlook.
Big rise in payrolls belies strike fears in February
The Monthly Business Review of the Fourth Federal Reserve District notes a February gain of 215,000 employed nationwide, suggesting the job surge may exceed the peak of strike-related job losses. The author highlights the vast scale of the U S economy and cautions that a large strike could threaten the recovery momentum.
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Fourth Federal Reserve District
Department of Labor
Pardner
Exes on Huron Boost from Air Center and Forester Visit
Hanford Airlines elevated Huron to a division point on its Kansas City to Minneapolis route boosting local status. A Jerusalem official and forestry expert, A J Grasovsky, visited to study the wind project north of Huron, calling it the world’s most elaborate experiment on wind and crops and predicting far reaching implications.
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Huron
Hanford Airlines
Kansas City
Minneapolis
United States Forestry Service
A. J. Grasovsky
Jerusalem
Palestine
British Colonial Forestry Service
Oxford University
Grasovsky
A Step Backward on Indian Reorganization Act
An essay argues against repealing the 1934 Indian Reorganization Act. It credits John Collier for shaping humane policy toward Lo and critiques a congressional bill claiming natives should mingle with whites. The piece warns repeal would revive prior hardships and urges careful legislation instead.
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John Collier
Indian Affairs
Congress
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
The record notes editorials drawn from a South Dakota collection titled Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers. It mentions public access during office hours at the Evening Huronite library reading room for reference, study, and political currency.
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South Dakota
Huronite
Harovite
One Big Church Idea Divides Protestant Leaders Across States
A Grand Rapids Press summary notes John D. Rockefeller Jr promotes a united Protestant church. Riverside Church in New York demonstrates跨denominational accessibility, while surveys show 44 percent favor unity and 56 percent resist. Regions vary in support, with New England leaning yes and the South strongly opposed.
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Grand Rapids Press
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bishop Manning
E. Stanley Jones
Rockefeller
Great Riverside
New York
Riverside Church
New England
Midland
Middle Atlantic
Federal Council of Churches
United States Army
Cuply
Ersatz and South Dakota crops bring varied fortunes
The item cites L'Avant Garde on ersatz substitutes in the Third Reich, recounting a failed self harm tale and a later accidental death from ersatz food. It also notes that spring moisture in South Dakota improves crop prospects, signaling a cautious start to a potentially strong season for farmers and market players.
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New York Post
Third Reich
L'Avant Garde
Hitler
Ersalx
Tom Post
South Dakota
Palle Argua
President Roosevelt Sails Through Turbulent Washington Winds
Washington April finds President Roosevelt facing stubborn storms over his court plan and troop-sitdown crackdowns while reviving the Florida canal and Passamaquoddy projects. War Secretary Woodring’s canal report, rushed to Congress, sparked confusion as engineers privately balk at cost and economic justification, amid Republican party infighting and mail campaigns.
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Waseington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
White House
Florida Ship Canal
Congress
War Secretary
General Markham
Army Engineers
House
Markham
Board of Engineers
Woodring
War Department
Enineers
Washington
Diary of a farm woman in Central South Dakota April day
A diary entry from Central South Dakota recounts a domestic day with washing baking bread and pies then a ride with neighbor Jim in a trailer. The author recalls past chivalry the visit to grandparents planting onions and a peaceful home scene with a teapot and singing kettle before supper.
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Jim
Was
Leo
Grandma
W—d'll
Wedgewood
Dwight’ s.Moody
Goose
Twenty Years Ago in Huron ABA Tour Progress
Twenty years ago today in Huron a report notes that Mord and companions had been touring the United States and Canada for several months. Mr Hochetettler will arrive to take charge of the consumer school work, with about a month to remain.
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Huron Publishing CO
Robert D. Lusk
Huron, SD
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Aitier
Canada
Hochetettler
Eusimer School
Wood Proposal Seeks Year Round High School Sports
Sikx: Coach Howard Wood of Sioux Falls High proposes year round high school athletics through the Eastern South Dakota Conference. He argues for continuous training and supervised activities like bowling and baseball during summer to counter idle months and aid student athletes between ages 17 and 26. The plan awaits health surveys and official discussion among conference members.
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Howard Wood
Sioux Falls High School
Huron Tigers
South Dakota
Brookings
Wood
Wandl
American Legion
Legion
College events and scenes from Huron class gathering
Prof E L Hunt leaves for Caniswota to judge a Dubai. Mrs E T Cressey and daughter Marihs of Sioux Falls visit the Wilsom home. Huron College class of 1918 party at Bed street home with telegrams biographies puzzles and games. Ex Senator Hagen hosts a dinner with cards and scores. Dexter store club hosts young men and ladies at Mrs Peterson home with six o clock dinner and music.
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Thia Yeat
E. L. Hunt
Caniswota
Dubai
ET. Croseey
Marihs
Sioux Falls
Ed. Wilsom
Cressey
Sioux Palls
C. Williams
Huron College
Bed Street
O. S. Hagen
Jana Boats
M. E. Walton
Dexter Store Club
Masdames Strand, Tenney and Stowell
Women's Relief Corps Holds Regular Frankfort Meeting
The Women's Relief Corps met in Frankfort with 10 members present. The flag was draped in memory of Salome Racatz who recently died. The next meeting on April 15 will include a social time after the business session, served by a committee.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Frankfort Frankfort
Women's Relief Corps
Salome Racatz
Jack Randall Home Visit in Frankfort
Jack Randall, who had worked in Sioux City, Iowa, for some time, arrived for a visit with his father James Randall in Frankfort on April 8 in a special dispatch.
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Jack Randall
Frankfort
Sioux City
Tme
James Randall
Open Forum about junior banquet and employers’ leniency
To the Editor a word on working teens attending the Junior Senior banquet Saturday. Some employers dismiss those who request time off to attend. The writer urges employers to adjust schedules to avoid friction and allow high school students to enjoy the social event without punishment, noting many stores employ teens. A Parent urges consideration.
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Huron
Couise
Orient Businessmen Plan April Celebration at Gries Inn
The Orient Businessmen's Club met at Home Cafe on Monday forenoon to plan a large April celebration at Gries Inn. All committees were appointed and preparations underway to make the day a major event in the area. Also noted is the transfer of Rev. Father T. P. Coyne from St Joseph's to Faulkton-Seneca parish with Fr. McCabe to supply until a new successor is appointed.
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Orient
Gries
Inne
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Paul Biallon
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