Flying future near at Huron as private planes loom
A South Dakota writer muses on private airplanes becoming common beyond cars. He cites rapid airline progress and a journalist's test flight at Roosevelt Field, noting high prices now but hopes for cheaper, mass production. He predicts a Henry Ford of aviation may emerge and cites youths dreaming of aviation careers.
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South Dakota
Huron
Devon Francis
Associated Press Aviation
Francis
Roosevelt Field
New York
Henry Ford
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Inauguration Delay Forces Air Route Airfield Action
The Huron Cheyenne air service faces delays as Commerce must approve landing fields at Pierre Rapid City Hot Springs and Scotts Bluff while Huron must hard surface runways by winter. Wyoming Flying Service awaits Commerce clearance and a nonstop Cheyenne Huron flight may occur, heightening need for all airports along the line to be ready.
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Huron
Cheyenne
Post Office Department
Department of Commerce
Pierre
Rapid City
Black Hills
Air mail line effects on Cheyenne to Huron route
The piece discusses a potential air mail route shifting to run from Cheyenne to Sparfiell and Huron, with Rapid City possibly losing service. It urges Pierre Rapid City Hot Springs Scotts Bluff and Huron to act promptly to keep air mail, stressing cities must provide adequate airports as many compete for 4 cents of government funding.
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Wood
Spearfish
Cheyenne
Sparfiall
Huron
Rapid City
Pierre
Hot Springs
Scotts-Bluff
Undeveloped film field cited as pioneer stage in visual education
The piece notes that 15 years after the 61st course in visual education began, experts like Gayle Starns of the University of Kentucky report the field remains in its pioneer phase. Courses run in select colleges and universities while theaters nationwide mostly push entertainment films, revealing an oversight in using film to educate the masses.
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Gayle Starns
University of Kentucky Extension Division
Poland's land needs spark emigration debate in parliament
Poland faces a stubborn choice as land hunger and unemployment push for more territory. An emigration committee in parliament weighs options given most habitable areas are already claimed by other powers. The challenge is solving the problem without provoking rivals while addressing jobless masses.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Poland
Interesting editorials from Other Newspapers in South Dakota
An editorial notice from the Evening Hurenus describes daily selected editorials sourced from the largest collection of American newspapers in South Dakota. It explains access hours for readers and references the News Room library in the Evening Huronite Building for historical reference, study, or merchandising information.
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South Dakota
Hurenus
Gles
Austria breaks the chain and restores free trade example
The article argues Austria's stepwise abandonment of exchange controls shows that political and economic freedom are indivisible. It notes Austria ended restrictive quotas and state supervision, easing distortions in trade, while facing six harsh years and a smaller, yet meaningful, recovery.
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Austria
New York Times
Europe
Credit Anstalt
Vienna
Germany
Italy
Poland
A P Herbert’s Triumph in English Divorce Reform
The article lauds A P Herbert editor of Punch for shaping a key English divorce reform. It notes the final passage of an amended act allowing divorces for cruelty desertion and incurable insanity, aligning law with reality and curbing hypocritical procedure. It emphasizes Herbert as a humorist with political ambition guiding substantial reform.
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Baltimore Sun
A. P. Herbert
Punch
House of Commeans
England
Herbert
Commons
Aluminum Company Loses Two Legal Fights in Row
Philadelphia Record reports the Aluminum Company facing two consecutive defeats in federal court this week. The losses end its attempts to reinstate an injunction forbidding activity in its hometown. The Mellon lawyers face an unexpected losing streak shaping the season’s legal drama.
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Philadelphia
Generation
Fort
Administration Shivers Over Constitutional Question in Wareshow Bill
Washington reports on Senate debate about section 1A of the wareshoeurg bill and its constitutionality. Senator Byrnes argues the provision would regulate interstate commerce and labor relations of local single state sellers, echoing controversy from the Schechter case and provoking White House mockery as supporters foresee judiciary reform.
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Byrnes
South Co
Senate
Schechter
NRA
Supreme Court
Congress
Labor
Harrison Warps Labor Stand Debate With White House Clash
Senator Pat Harrison steps from the reservation to attack new labor standards while the White House braces for fallout. The Mississippi veteran and his allies favor a liberal approach, with Interior buzz suggesting Ickes may seek the Senate or White House bid, amid party and regional resistance.
Diary of a Farm Woman in Central South Dakota July 25
In this journal entry a Central South Dakota farm woman reflects on cooking school notes from Miss Gill, wartime headlines about China and munition production, and a personal struggle over scrap pile recycling versus war impacts. She ponders how to support peace, protect family, and what action she can take amid global conflict.
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Mahomet
Miss Gill
China
Lusitang
Beuce
Waney
Commercial Foolproof Plane Demo At Roosevelt Field
A machinist describes a new commercial version of the so called foolproof airplane. Demonstrator pilots explain it handles like an automobile on ground and in air. The Stearman Hammond craft, faster and fuel efficient, aims for mass production with a high price but hopes to lower costs later.
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New York
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt Field
Yankee Stadium
DiMaggio
Ming
Stearman-Hammond
San Francisco
Feet Do the Talking at National Dance Masters Meet
Washington reports on the American Dancing Masters Convention where speakers perform with their feet. Delegates arrive in skimpy costumes as crowds try to enter sessions with policemen at doors. A sightseeing agent queries the scene while a uniformed guard halts entry and a pigeon-delivery joke lingers on.
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Washington
Aca
Indy
The
Beam Bion
Rainfall brings relief after heat wave in Rockbam
After a day of extreme heat residents in Rockbam received about 0.08 inch of rain on Sunday afternoon. A preceding dust storm and strong winds caused minor damage, but the rainfall provided relief to the shaken area and its inhabitants.
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Rockbam
Miss Lorvaine Bales Visits Father in Mitchell
Miss Lorvaine Bales is visiting her father C. L. Bales in Mitchell from August 4 as reported in the society notes. The brief item notes their family reunion and travel arrangements during the summer period.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Weather Hits Then Passes
A heavy electrical storm swept Huron and vicinity last night with winds up to 42 miles per hour and 2.21 inches of rain. The downpour benefited crops. Residents listed include Art Kindred, Neil Finch, Ray Badley, Ralph Boos, Electa Hagen, Dorothy Chestnut, James Byrnes, and Harriet Carson visiting relatives and friends. Troop boys’ drills were interrupted by a six mile hike under bright sun near the fair grounds.
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Huron
Art Mra A
L. Kindred
Neil Finch
Sentley
Lake Madison
Ray Baddley
Bunkin Park
Ralph
Boos
Minneapolis
Chy
George Hebron
Hagen
Dorothy Chestnut
Pierre
James Byrnes
Iown
Chicago
Detroit
8. V. Greene
Carron
Hag
Indianepolia
Harriet Carson
W. D. Griffiths
Sioux Fallaare
Fair Grounds
Redfield Boosters Visit Faulkton for Festival Announcement
Faulkton residents were entertained by Redfield boosters who paraded on Main Street and performed music. The group used a loud speaker to announce the upcoming Corn Wheat Festival and the second game of the North Central League All Stars versus the Aberdeen City League All Stars on the festival’s final day.
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Redfield Boosters
Faulktor Faulkton
Faulkton
Entermines
Redfield
Redfield Hang
Rain Helps Crops After Heavy Manchester Showers
Heavy rains swept Manchester over the weekend with 14% inches of moisture. The downpour benefits corn and late garden produce but delays threshing briefly. Grasshoppers are plentiful yet no major damage reported.
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Manchester
Rain In Bancroft Boosts Crops This Week
Rain visited Bancroft this week, benefiting corn, potatoes and late gardens. The shower is expected to aid crop growth in the region.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Daughter Born to Hart Hawley Family on Aug 1
A special note reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Hart Hawley on August 1. Mrs Cleon Price aids with housework and cares for Mrs Hawler, as she recuperates from an illness.
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Bonilla
Hart Hawley
Cleon Price
Falls From Haystack Leaves Man In Hospital
Aug. 4. A man who fell from a haystack at Cavour was confined to Rus pitsl in Huren for a week and has now returned home.
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Ruspitsl
Huren
Wellington Hosts Dexner Guests at Dinner
Aug 4 guests including Mr and Mrs Clifford Gardner dined with Mr and Mrs George Tisseman. The gathering at Huron Sunday featured Kenneth Estee of Chicago as a guest in attendance.
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Dexner
Wellington
Speent'-p
Clifford Gardner
George Tisseman
Huron
Kenneth Estee
Chicago
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