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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
4
President Hoover urged a conference of city county and state taxing units to craft an economy program bringing real tax relief. He warned broad government spending raises the burden on real estate and farmers while underlining need to reduce duplication and reform tax structures. Governor Green could gain favor by backing such a South Dakota meeting.
The piece argues Congressman Christopherson should raise butter tariffs by ten cents a pound and push broader farm protections. It claims higher duties would restore farmer purchasing power, align policy with workers and manufacturers, and extend protection beyond butter to all farm products with bipartisan backing.
Two dispatches received reveal the challenges facing a nation governed by a congress. The messages describe political friction, legislative hurdles, and public sentiment shaping national policy.
From Washington the Associated Press reports the senate finance committee voted to nearly double income tax rates for individuals. The house rejected a move to cut salaries of senators and representatives from 10 000 to 9 000 for fiscal year 1933. The conclusion is obvious.
Federal Reserve has bought government bonds in the open market to loosen credit and spur lending. Administrations claim higher commodity prices and easier credit will lift recovery, while bankers must safeguard depositors and ensure loans are repayable. Senator Norbeck may push farm relief via domestic allotment plan, pleasing South Dakotans.
Minneapolis Journal argues politicians urging further taxation of the rich ignore the real balance between farm and industrial solvency. It likens a rich man fearing his ledger to a farmer facing a devalued mortgage, warning that burdens on capital harm both labor and agriculture and hinder recovery.
Gladys Pyle criticizes Fred Smith's banking department during a gubernatorial campaign, urging voters to remember the ouster of the Smith system and credit Governor Green and officials who动态 protected state affairs. The piece warns voters not to forget the scandal amid ongoing political attacks.
A Paris newspaper excerpt notes widespread fraud in Kreuger & Toll balance sheets and Hatry securities. The piece argues that dishonesty in banking and stock promotions is not uniquely American, citing international cases and urging restored trust in markets.
The Sea Scout movement expands beyond coastlines to rivers and lakes. Inland troops train in watermanship with barge bases, boats, and tenders. Sea Scouts gain character, health, and practical seamanship, aided by coast guard support and Admiralty recognition. about 24,000 members worldwide, including 6,000 Americans and 7,000 British.
Five members of Huron Boy Scout Troop 1 completed their studies to enter the court of honor held at the KC hall this week. The scouts Connie Renee Totip Gorman Stanley Janes er and Medone passed all requirements and were made second class scouts. Robert Muraine, who had been working with Joe Bauer, passed his first class tests at the honor court, according to James Beranek the troop reporter.
The Sunshine Clothing club of Alpena met at Pearl Linafelter's home on April 28 with five members replying to roll call. Members sewed their projects while informal remarks marked the session as the third year for the group.
Leaders of boys and girls organizations are invited to a one act play institute in Huron, May 16-18, at the courthouse. Conducted by Mr Knapp of the National Playground Association, the class runs 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. sessions daily, with a final one act production. Open to all, no admission charge, to register with Miss Sara L. Dewing.
Mrs Esther Brucklacher county club agent Martinsburg West Virginia explains how 4-H training shapes members abilities and life choices in a nationwide radio program broadcast May 7 on 58 NBC stations. Walter Todd Indiana club boy talks on pig raising methods and scholarship win. Gladys Snyder Berkeley county speaks on 4-H handicraft and leather articles. Marines perform and explain the music test with the band.
A mixed European quiz with clues for geography history and language terms. Includes referents to Prussia, Asia, Russia, cities, mountains, fossils, and various short answers across horizontal and vertical sections in a newspaper puzzle style.
Time 11 30 a m to 12 50 p m CST for a radio program. Signals reach KSTP St Paul KYW Chicago WDAY Fargo WHO Des Moines WOW Omaha and other stations nationwide.
John Schulz of Beadle county district No 1 explains Valley league seventh graders from Valley consolidated school won first in the Huronite News writing contest at a C S convention in Huron last Saturday. They elected Russell Damumeter as delegate to Pierre and will let eighth grade peer George Schwartz take the trip.
A promotional piece describes Kellogg’s All-Bran as rich in bulk and vitamin E to ease constipation. It explains how the cereal aids bowel regularity with mild bulk, gentle cleansing of wastes, and notes added iron content similar to beef liver. Instructions urge two tablespoonfuls daily and suggest consulting a doctor if not relieved.
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