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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1932
Page
4
Economist Benjamin M. Anderson argues war debts should be treated as a business issue, not politics. He says foreign buyers and idle workers shape U.S farm prices and suggests tariff reduction and practical debt settlements to boost global and American economies.
A column argues that South Dakota’s plan to send a anti Hoover delegation to the Republican convention is futile as Hoover will be renominated. It notes prior missteps, criticisms of bargaining hopes, and recalls the Johnson episode where some delegates kept voting for a withdrawn candidate.
The Yankton Press and Dakotan notes that if the Bogue Shobter delegation is elected South Dakota would repudiate the Republican Party and Hoover in effect, losing its voice in choosing the party's next standard bearer.
The piece argues Roosevelt’s defenders say his call to aid the “little man” targets broader economic restoration beyond temporary relief. It questions whether his remarks reveal real plans, noting normal credit and farm prices as keys, and critiques the South Dakota court situation and Judge Miser’s retirement. Tom Berry gains in the Democratic race, while a curb on Haron’s streets is urged.
Press comment notes Roosevelt told North Dakota democrats filing his name is a simple duty while arriving in St Paul for the Jefferson day speech. It questions his claim of not lifting a finger to win the nomination, pointing to Roosevelt literature and clubs signaling bid and urging candor from Governor Ritchie who quips he would like to be president.
The American Legion leads a nationwide effort with the AFL to place nearly 600,000 workers in jobs. The campaign, opposed to immediate cash bonuses, aims to boost productivity, retail trade, and family stability, while reducing reliance on charitable relief and national debt. Governor Green pushes gasoline tax reform to fund schools without repealing farm exemptions, advising measures to curb revenue leakage.
Connor L Freed of Huron Troop 1 reviews Tenderfoot requirements for becoming a full scout. He details the oath and laws, the meaning of being prepared, and the duties toward God, country, and others, with explanations of each Scout Law from trustworthy to reverent.
The Life Scout badge was presented to Donald Christy by Fred C. Eggers at a Huron Troop 5 meeting. Others receiving badges included Hubert Harris second class, Irving Axelrad public speaking, Marshal Townsend wood turning, and Christy also earning first and physical development merit badges. The troop planned a farewell gift for Assistant Scoutmaster Richard Ril who is leaving Wisconsin. Eighteen scouts three visitors and one man attended after a kitten ball game.
Eight of ten Over The Top Pig club members met at the McGilvrey home in Sully county. R McGilvrey led and shared tips on pig care while Alfred loaned a phonograph for music study. The group reported on club advantages and prepared a stunt for rally day amid muddy roads.
Mrs Nicholas F Brady chairmen of the national board and Mr Arthur O Choate first vice president of the Girl Scouts were appointed to represent the United States at the World Conference of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in Baez Poland August 6 13 This is the seventh conference of the World Association of the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts with two delegates from each member country now numbering X
About 1500 members are expected for 10 camps across the state with each camp serving three to four counties. Programs include girls and boys focus areas such as baking music corn types and wood finishes. A George Washington pageant is a new feature and a special camp program invites the entire community. Dates span June 1 through June 25 with locations Lennox Watertown Aberdeen Dell Rapids Mobridge Vermillion Cheyenne Agency Huron Rapid City and Mitchell.
The Farm Boys 4H Sheep club in Hand County met at leader Leslie Croll’s home with several members present. Thomas Cass reports the club subscribed to the National 4-H club magazine, funded by treasury dues. A committee reads the monthly issue and reports back, and the leader gave a talk on how to make.
A fragmentary text lists clues and trivia on historical figures and terms related to World War I France and about a Boy Scout meeting notes. It includes references to a French hero of the Marne and a discussion of tasks like weighing sheep and potato and poultry projects, plus a luncheon and scavenger details.
Five members of Huron Troop 1 received second class badges at a Thursday meeting in the K C hall. One scout, Robert Mauraine, earned his first class badge. Recipients of the second class were Connie Freed John Gorman Stanley Phillipps James Hatcher and Ned Buckler.
Minnehaha Troop 5 of the Methodist church held its regular meeting Wednesday with a song to open, a flag drill, and a march through Washington Crossing the Delaware. Kathleen Conner earned the Girl Scout neighbor badge and Alene Gibbs the ex-patrol leaders badge as patrols met separately.
Official figures show one in ten Swedes owns a radio, with about 21 000 listeners across Sweden. The estimate reflects growing radio ownership and audience reach during the period.
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