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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1937

Page

4

Mexico Keeps Suits? Social Upheaval Under Cardenas

A long analysis of Mexico under President Cardenas notes growing labor unrest agrarian reforms and expropriation threats. It details land redistribution failures bonds unpaid and laws shifted as experiments. It observes tensions between old hacienda order and peon claims amid broader political instability.

Rio Grande Mexico Land of Manana Cardenas United States NRA

State Department stresses evacuation for Shanghai nationals

The United States plans to move 1200 more nationals from Shanghai and seeks a $500000 emergency aid for relief and evacuation. Secretary Hull warns Americans remaining in China cannot expect perpetual government protection as marines will not arrive for five weeks and transport issues may hamper departure.

U. S. State Department Shanghai Hull China State Department U.S

Scottsboro Players to Stage Four Scottsboro Boys

Thousands sympathizing with the Scottsboro case react with repugnance to news that four of the Scottsboro boys will go on stage. The move is described as a distinct accomplishment, though it provokes mixed feelings about the defendants and the case.

Scottsboro Scottsboro Boys

Four Negroes Cleared After Nine Years in Jail

After nine years in jail amid a slow moving American judicial system, four Black men are freed and enter a world they once knew as ordinary. They gain public notoriety briefly, then must return to ordinary jobs as life resumes.

Deferred Payments From War Refugees Weigh on Britain

England faces social strain as Basque refugee children in Wales exhibit turbulence and defy locals. Report notes trauma from war transfers into riskier behavior, while the nation grapples with long term costs as youths mature amid conflict memories and disrupted upbringings.

England Wales Ree

Film Star Robert Taylor Sparks Male Self Reflection

Inquising tone notes how Taylor’s New York trip provokes masculine introspection about beauty and marriage among men. The piece suggests men endure questions from admirers about appearance and personal life to maintain status in their social circle.

Robert Taylor New York

Interesting Editorials from a South Dakota File Collection

A note describes daily editorials chosen from a surrogate American news collection for South Dakota readers. The files are open hourly for public study and political review, located in the News Room library near the second door.

South Dakota Muromw Buldaing Entor

South Dakota Criminologist Warns on Gangster Rackets

Aberdeen story by Dr. C. Ray Hanson of Chicago warns South Dakotans to fear underworld protection schemes that drain business, threaten violence, and influence elections. He argues crime-fighting must start in schools and youth training to curb future criminals.

Aberdeen United States C. Ray Hanson Chicago Hanson Eptoker Dr. Hanson

Japanese Rail Travel Critics Visit United States

Japanese railroad experts touring the United States praise our rail system while noting their own lines lag behind Western standards. Edith Wharton earns praise as a versatile writer and war interpreter, with her French and European works shaping her lasting literary legacy.

Edith Wharton Triple Lance Aocciit France New York Europe Wharton Henry James Long Bee Ethan Frome James New England Ethan Frame Wheeton

Behind The Scenes In Washington Evening Floronite

Washington report by Rodney Dutcher notes Congress must be briefed on U S Navy destroyer leasing to Brazil amid Latin American pro Nazi propaganda gains from Germany and Italy. The piece touches abdication rumors around King Edward and signals internal court tensions.

Washington Floronite Rodney Dutcher Congress State Departments U. S Brazil Argentina Roovenjt Germany Italy Sal Carsio Cottern Latin America Taly England Edward VII Duke of Windsor Edward

Diary of a Farm Woman in Central South Dakota

An August diary entry recounts small farm tasks and supper planning. The writer details canning corn and saving money, plus home life notes about chores, family, and a comforting evening with a friend. reflections on stars and daily relief from mistakes appear as a personal close.

Amy Howe Paul Tom Nancy Tom Star Orie Star

Twenty Years Ago In Huron Auto Tour and Local Notices

A reading of past Huronite items recalls E. S. Macgowan praising the Black and Yellow trail as the best road in South Dakota during a state auto tour. Clergy Rev K J Lloyd of Trent moves to liquidate household goods ahead of relocating to Huron, with services to resume Sept. 1. A social scene includes Mr. Mainwaring overseeing Citizens National Bank, and visits by families from St James, State Center, and Minneapolis. The eventful day features a birthday of Mrs. Arbelter and a piano program at the Arbelter home, with guests and light refreshments.

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Paul Harrison profiles Helen Broderick in Hollywood

Hollywood correspondent Paul Harrison chronicles Helen Broderick’s screen transformation and her feelings on fame. The piece recalls her lean years in the chorus, her reluctance to claim being a “soul-stained artist,” and notes her continued success, salary raises, and preference for low comedy over dramatic star power.

Paul Garrison Stalf Hollywood Helen Brodrick Miss Broderick

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