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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1934
Page
4
Entered at the Postoffice of Huron D. D. as second class matter. By carrier in the city of Huron per week 15 cents. By mail in South Dakota per month six months two dollars per year four dollars. By mail elsewhere in the United States per year six dollars.
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The article argues President Roosevelt will consolidate recent economic and governmental changes rather than pursue new reforms. It notes observers like Walter Lippmann and Kiplinger urge stability, while scholars debate the influence of brain trusters on policy and the pace of investment in heavy industries.
The former labor party convention in Minnesota advocates public ownership across mines water power transportation banks and utilities to shield citizens from exploitation. A few days later Republicans reaffirm private property as the economic foundation, including homes farms and industries, making the issue clearly drawn.
Olson leads the farmer labor faction urging thorough debate on government ownership as a solution to worker and consumer conditions. He argues that efficiency declines under public control and warns Minnesota voters the path to relief lies elsewhere, predicting keen interest in the state election results.
U S circuit court of appeals in Chicago ordered removal of the top 12 floors of a 20 story apartment building to give neighboring residents more sunlight and air. The ruling frames better living conditions as essential to community health and comfort, warning that dividends to individuals should not outweigh the community’s well being. The decision could reshape future skyscraper building in large cities.
In a strong department statement Washington condemns U S aviators enlisting to fight in Colombia. The piece argues that citizens aiding warring factions risks harming Latin America’s view of U S interference and reflects on the soldier of fortune tradition. Washington’s stance is seen as appropriate caution.
Minneapolis Tribune reports Henry L. Mencken’s view of Roosevelt as a skilled party politician who spends taxpayers money. He prefers an unsuccessful, non joining leader who avoids fraternal ties and grand spending, noting Hoover as a contrast and pondering what president would finally satisfy Mencken’s standards.
The piece argues public ownership of railroads risks large losses, citing Canada's government run system with multi hundred million deficits over a dozen years. It warns U S readers that government operation invites political interference, expanded payrolls for friends, and possible bankruptcy, urging private enterprise as safer.
Washington reports a New Deal effort to restrain rural decline through NRA wage rules and new Industrial sites. The scheme would lure capital into small plants costing 15 000 to 20 000 dollars, employing up to 50 workers, with unemployed selling goods house to house. Dr Chaser G Gilbert of the Smithsonian Research Corp. analyzes plants and location strategies.
A reader urges creation of a fully public hospital funded by state and county, run like public schools, with doctors and nurses paid from public funds. The piece argues it would reduce county costs, provide care regardless of income, and avoid harming private hospitals, noting tax burdens on small businesses and the need for accessible medical care.
Twenty years ago in Huron at the Pease home on Wisconsin street the marriage of Alva N. Kay of Minneapolis and Elizabeth V. Pease of Huron was conducted by Rev. A. Busiul. Bridesmaid Elna Pease and best man Harry Hoy stood with relatives and friends present in decorated rooms.
After an extended absence, McClarkey has resumed residence after spending months away and visiting the Black Hills, then returning home.
A fragmented overview of political intrigue cites Richberg and the NRA clashing with the justice department over prosecutions and the ice code crisis. Huey Long’s ambitions loom with proposed southern moves, while preparations for a new home building program and indictments against notable figures surface amid Senate battles on the Wagner bill.
Prime Minister Hertzog announced plans to establish South African embassies in Paris and Berlin. The Berlin office would handle Swedish affairs, with British embassies offering help, though their capacity is full. The move signals full diplomatic representation abroad.
Radio listings and schedule notes for April speak to broadcast plans and program lineup. Secretary Hull speech at AP luncheon will be transmitted by WEAF WIZ networks with introduction by Frank B. Noyes. Evening and Wednesday lineups include NBC CBS WJZ and various musical and talk programs with noted guests and events.
A gang that robbed Christ church in Lodz Poland was excommunicated by the pastor after guilt was found in court. Seven men and one woman were sentenced to prison from six months to five years each. The report also notes long standing seed exhibits and a giant pine near Petecad measuring nine feet in girth, illustrating local agricultural showings.
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