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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1937

Page

4

City urged to build municipal golf course in Huron

Huron officials consider taking over the public links or building a new municipal course along the James River to meet growing public demand. The Country Club plans to discontinue operations this season and urges action by the city commission, pointing to nearby cities with successful, self funding courses and a small user fee.

Huron Country Club Gulf Links Huron Country Club Board City Commission James River North Fourth Street The Ely Country Club United States Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown

Red Tape Dooms Centralized Rule

The piece argues centralized government blinds efficiency, citing Germany’s wool deal with 680 forms and 18 months of red tape. It cites a German study where 75 percent of clerical work in small firms goes to forms and notes Russia’s repression against dissent as another example of centralized control failing to meet economic needs.

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A Lesson From Europe On Centralized Control

The piece argues that officials refrain from independent action for fear of political backlash and losing future wages, revealing practical drawbacks of centralized economic planning. It cautions against dictatorial systems meddling in daily affairs and urges learning from European examples to avoid red tape and stifled initiative.

Moscow

Chivalry Lives On A Naval Diver's Bold Rescue

A Portsmouth reception on British ships saw a woman lose her handbag in 40 feet of water. A gallant diver retrieved the pocketbook, a bean geste that revived memories of old fashioned chivalry and graceful thanks.

Fust Portsmouth

Nation warns against intruding on Japan zone of hostilities

Editorial argues Americans should stay out of the Peiping Tientsin area and avoid provoking Japanese authorities or affecting neutrality. It notes U.S. troops near a rail line used in conflict with Japan, questions keeping a sea route open, and cites Senator Lewis urging withdrawal to prevent danger to the United States. It also critiques the Leviathan as a failed government investment now potentially used as a gambling ship and outlines soaring losses.

Peiping Tientsin Lewis Winais Peking Ching Tue War Department State Department Japan China Uncle Sam Euglette Sam U. & Lines

Cleveland the Fisherman and the President’s patient philosophy

A Lake Erie Breeze note recalls President Cleveland visiting Put-In-Bay for fishing and sharing a tale with Samuel L. Powers. It highlights Cleveland’s patient, imaginative approach to fishing and a broader calm, steady method in his political career.

Cleveland New York Times Lake Erie Samuel L.powers Mr. Powers Mr. Cleveland Lake Erie Breeze

Washington editors weigh FCC cleanup and Dodd ambush plans

In Washington the Federal Communications Commission faces internal reform or congressional inquiry after years of political pressure shaping station grants. Elliot Roosevelt and James Roosevelt are tied to potential hearings while Ambassador Dodd arrives in Moscow era amid speculation. Senator Lewis and other officials are noted in casual local life anecdotes.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Anning Roosevelt Elliot Roosevelt Hearst Ratio Mra Texas James Roosevelt Yankee Boston Southwest Radio Hearst Congress John Doe Richard Roe Pratt Congres Tom Coleagues Moscow Hie Ambasador Jon" Davies Kremlin James Hamilton Lewis Wilners

Diary of a Farm Woman on Anticipation and Labor

Central South Dakota diary records a Wednesday of heavy farm work ahead of twelve dinner guests. The narrator notes fatigue on Jim and Jerry, preparations of meals and bread, beet pickles, and pies, and worry that rain may come or not. Ants threaten stored feed while family members help, and a quotation from Henry Sloane Coffin weighs on the day.

Jim Jerry Jane Amy Janey

Twenty Years Ago in Huron School Openings and Visits

Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs Clara Manwarring and family visited Alpena with friends while Mae Baker traveled from Oklahoma to see her cousin Elle Manwarring. Dw Smet guests Mrs Seedigar and Mrs A L Grant, plus Miss Mildred Key of Tracy Minn arrived to stay with Mrs Grant. Byron city schools prep for 1917-18 opening with teachers listed including Bowden Miller Dunbar and McKay.

Clara Manwarring Alpena Mae Baker Oklahoma Elle Manwarring A. H. Snedigar J. J. Miller Penny Miller Dw Smet Seedigar A. L. Grant B. H Miller O. D. Dunbar HA. Tice Gladya Pyte Catherine’ McKay Wibelyx Mevtery Marpeet

Hollywood Players Seek Stage Glory On Summer Circuits

In a trend mirrored by stars like Henry Fonda and Joan Bennett, many screen actors abandon film sets for summer stock and theater tours at venues from Dennis Mass to Santa Barbara. The shift comes amid planned new summer theaters and tightened studio visitor bans after labor strife, as actors seek live acclaim and audiences.

Studio Suelesion Gre Broadway Réles Husnan Haydon Henry Fonda N. Y Joan Bennett Dennis Mass Liliom Julie Haydon Ray Moore Frances Farmer Hollywood Westport Conn Donis Noland Phil Huston Cape Cod Sylvia Sidney Theater Guild Achool Mary Astor Santa Barbara Noel Coward Lobero California Sivst New England Community Playhouse Pasadena Padua Hills Arrowhead Uplywood Heting Walter Huston J.C. Nugenn Malitu Luguns Hicker Rave Atlantic Io Neice

Marriage of Orville Dunbar and Ellery Black Reported

Announcement from Huron notes the marriage in Dell Rapids on Wednesday evening of Orville Dunbar head of the pharmacy department at Huron High School and Miss Ellery Black of Dell Rapids. The ceremony was performed by the bride's father Rev W A Black. After a wedding tour the couple will reside with the Black family.

W. A. Black Dunbar

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