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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
7
Washington. Secretary Ickes outlined new aims for the $3.3 billion public works fund stressing use of human labor where feasible, equitable job distribution, and prohibition on convict-made materials. The policy favors local labor, 30 hour weeks, fair wages, and no wage deductions for goods or rent.
San Francisco dispatch describes Patrolman Bill Ridgeway surviving a gunshot wound after a bullet lodged at the base of his skull. He recounts being told surgeons would operate, only to cough out the bullet and recover, walking as good as ever.
The text discusses policy limits on loans to political sub divisions and private corporations. It notes a 30 percent grade availability and that all loans to private corporations must be well secured. It emphasizes self liquidating character and conditions under which these loans are considered.
Public protectors from across the state met in Deadwood for the South Dakota Peace Officers association convention. Events included talks, a Fort Meade pistol shoot under Col W R Pope, tear gas and Thompson gun demonstrations, and an evening banquet with Frances J Parker as toast master.
Pierre August 1 The Sioux Falls attorney Lucille J Wall was appointed judge of the second judicial circuit by Governor Tom Berry to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Ray L Dougherty of Sioux Falls Dougherty had served since March 4 1929 and was elected in November 1930 for a four year term He resigns to resume private practice State official Almar O Steensland named Dougherty state counsel for the Home Owners corporation with Walter T Green of Mitchell named chief appraiser for the same corporation.
City school board to adopt the official calendar for the coming year and set the start date for September 5. Budget drafting to begin later this month after an informal finance meeting. Last year’s three half holidays during the State Fair likely to be retained. Jefferson and McKinley interiors repainted. high school rooms cleaned and scrubbed in preparation for opening.
In Beresford an elderly father in law shot his daughter in law Mrs. A J McCauley at the home of Dr H J McCauley then killed himself after a struggle with Mrs Lillie Brice who witnessed the event Both victims died instantly and family disputes were cited as the motive
Former city justice A W Smith was bound over to circuit court on embezzlement charges involving county justice funds. A nearly weeklong hearing disclosed two counts tied to fines from game and fish violations. Ray F Drewry, Pierre assistant, led the prosecution. Judge James McNenny presided as committing magistrate.
Amal Goswami, a Brahmin Oxford man, applies to the municipal authority in Karachl India for a road-sweeper position. Former bootblack in Calcutta and Bombay, he aims to educate educated Indians about labor dignity and erase caste distinctions while studying untouchables and degraded classes.
Washington reports a county by county campaign to accelerate farm mortgage refinancing. The Farm Credit Administration seeks up to 2.2 billion dollars in loans, led by Henry Morgenthau Jr. The plan expands staff, pairs refinancing with bank campaigns, and aims to issue two billion in bonds later. Appraisers will visit counties to assess refinancing needs amid existing bank liquidations.
Favorable weather aids final preparations as Italo Balbo and his air armada ready for a take-off tomorrow. They aim to cross the Atlantic from the Chicago exposition back to Italy after completing duties there.
Warden Kugese announced Dr. W F Keller as physician at the South Dakota penitentiary to succeed Dr. Herbert J Day who served since December 1930. Keller recently practiced in Sioux Falls after a prior stint at the penitentiary post Spanish American War and Day will return to private practice. Also notes 100 to 200 felt earthquakes occur annually in the United States though instrumental readings are higher.
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