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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1936

Page

7

Deny Revocation Of Alcohol Ruling In SD

Pierre April 283-P The state liquor control commission promised a rain trial today for its regulation permitting retail sale of alcohol which was adopted in a unanimous vote at the wholesalers meeting. The rule, in use two months, has largely eliminated bootlegging but may be revised if harm to youths is shown. The wholesalers at Huron argued for revocation claiming it eases access for minors and failed to stop bootlegging.

Pierre State Liquor Control Commission South Dakota Wholeaac Liquor Dealers Joe Ryan Thas Huron

Probe Shooting May Point to Murder in Kluthe Case

Sioux Falls dispatch says investigators weighed homicide versus suicide as they probed the death of 26 year old Joe H Kluthe of Stickney, whose body with a bullet wound was found in the Sioux River after he had been missing since March 7.

Sioux Falls Joe H. Kluthe Stickney Jaymer Kluthe Sioux River

Newspaper man Hepner speaks to De Smet students

Special-H S Hepner of State College spoke to the high school assembly on his experiences in newspaper work. He described wartime reporting including covering hangings and later met with the Newsette staff to discuss student newspaper interests. He also spoke at the Kingsbury County Hickory Stick meeting in Oldham.

de Smet DE Smesy H S. Hepner Department of Journalism State College Hepner Newsette Kingsbury County Oldham

Lane Folk Improve and Festival News from South Dakota

Lane residents on the sick list show signs of recovery including J A Houlihan soon home from Mitchell hospital after pneumonia and pleurisy. Mrs F W NoltenSmeier and Mrs Herrman Meyer also improve. A. Herbert Siegele directed a 125 piece band at the Pierre Indian School music festival with 837 pupils from 17 schools. Bancroft hosted a music festival with Yale and Carthage High Schools and Robt Murphy performed. Walter Halsey loses fingers in farm accident near Blunt. K Bruce Carroll drove to Baldwin to join family after death in Wisconsin. E B Green state attorney attended to a case before the supreme court in Pierre.

Lane J. A. Houlihan Mitchell Hospital F. W. Noltensmeier Herrman Meyer F Town Huron Hospital Blunt A. Herbert Siegele Pierre’ Indian School South Dakota Bancroft Bencroft High School Yale Carthage He Community Hall Robtt Murphy Helen Buchanan Biton

New Arrivals Bancroft Births Reported

Mr and Mrs Walter Ruache enter the birth of a daughter born Wednesday April 8 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wallace Parry on Friday April 7. The regular meeting of the State Pardon Board scheduled for May 5 is postponed until May 5 due to South Dakota Bonnt.

Bancroft Walter Ruache Wallace Parry Posttone Pierre Pardon Board

North Central YMCA Council selects Milwaukee for 1937 meeting

Des Moines April 27 The North Central Area YMCA Council chose Milwaukee Wisconsin for its 1937 meeting at closing sessions. The council which covers North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin reelected officers Judge Lewis Larson Sioux Falls SD chairman Oliver Aas Minneapolis MN vice chairman George A Jacobs Jonesville WI second vice chairman Paul Beenicker Minneapolis MN secretary and Chase Ballou Burlington IA assistant secretary.

S. F North Central Ymca Des Moines North Central Area MC. A. Council Milwaukee Wis North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Lewis Larson Sioux Falls S.D Oliver Aas Minneapolis Paul Beenicker Chase Ballou Burlington, Ia

Gann Valley Holds Church Group Rally

GANN VALLEY April 2 Specials 4 A Christian Endeavor rally was held at Gann Valley on April 26 to raise funds for sending local youth to the Summer Assembly at Yankton A supper was served at 830 followed by a program Rev J E Robinson pastor of the Congregational Church at Wessington Springs was the main speaker Represented churches included Drunean Wessington Springs Anina and Gann Valley

Gann Valley Christian Endeavor Yankton J. E. Robinson Congregational Wessington Springs Drunean Anina Ganna Valley

Woonsocket Athletes Meet With Merchants

Woonsocket High School coach Clie Mackey and the Woonsocket W club attended the Commercial Club banquet at the Parish Hall on Monday evening. The W club comprises eight basketball lettermen: Bob Oddy, Duane Digefelter, Don Reider, William McDowell, Vernon McKiltop, LeRoy Brown, James Dunlap and LaVerne Bud Weeker.

Woonsocket Merchants Woonsocket Clie Mackey Woonsocket High School Commercial Club Bob Oddy Duane Digefelter Don Reider William McDoweell Vernon McKiltop LeRoy Brown James Dunlap LaVerne Bud) Wee~ker

Behind the News: Decentralization in Public Relations

The article critiques national committee and press agents in Washington while praising decentralization efforts like WPA and FHA in distributing communications. It notes reduced control when local agents publish letters signed by district officials and highlights international finance as a minor factor in the broader discourse.

Liak WPA FHA Ita

Austrian Nazi Influence Grows Amid Rising Tensions

The text notes Vienna amid rumors of an upcoming uprising before summer end. It cites growing Nazi sentiment aided by Hitler's Rhineland actions and Austrian fears over munitions. Roosevelt criticizes columnists in a confidential talk with editors, acknowledging the difficulty of daily Washington commentary.

Hitler Britain Rhineland Eame

Manchester schools begin spring break except Peterson school

April 28. Manchester grade school and most Manchester township schools go on week vacation while Manchester High School remains in session. Peterson school is excluded from the break.

Manchester Peterson School Manchester High School

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