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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1935
Page
4
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In the Christian Science Monitor, Lewis Rex Miller argues that tensions among white, black, yellow, and other races signal a coming world struggle. He envisions potential conflicts from Ethiopia to Yokohama, Geneva to Massawa, and foresees a future where race and power shape global politics amid a fragile League of Nations era.
Governor Myers opposes a bill by Senators Norbeck and Bulow to amortize federal feed and seed loans. The dispute centers on feasibility and regional impact as the Senate bill stalls in committee amid criticism that Myers underestimates local farming pressures.
The passage critiques farm loan policy and urges discretion in compromises with farmers. It argues authorities should avoid forcing grain sales or loans on farmers, noting cases where grain proceeds funded living expenses but were not challenged. It warns against impoverishing productive farmers and urges law amendments to clarify negotiable powers, while predicting backlash over policy and opposition to Governor Myers and the Norbeck-Billow measure.
Missouri audience hears Judge Merrill Otis defend lawful process after farmers mobbed to stop a foreclosure. He argues law, rooted in scripture, protects the weak and that taking justice into personal hands harms society and undermines courts. He condemns newspapers fueling anti court sentiment as treasonous to public order.
PRESS COMMENT analyzes Senate action on the administration tax program. La Follette's proposal to broaden the income tax base to lower earners failed, while Borah's amendment to end federal tax exempt securities passed at this stage. The piece notes the broader impact on revenue, state bonds, and potential progress toward a constitutional amendment and tax fairness.
The Omaha World Herald notes a rare cordial angle as Mussolini is listed honorary president of the International Mark Twain Society. The piece jokes he might enjoy Twain works like Innocents Abroad and Roughing It, while criticizing his regime’s impact in Italy and its Abyssinian policy.
A dyslexic briefing notes a long standing dispute among merchants housekeepers and farmers about handbills and peddlers. Officials are urged to curb litter and promote order while farmers protest price pressures on grain this fall.
Jo Darien rushes to Crest Lake after a telegram says Bret Paul is dangerously ill. With little money and time, she confronts Mr. Boleson at the Atlas studio seeking quick help to fly to the lake, hoping for a rescue from the looming impossible situation.
A fragmented crossword style set of clues appears with numbered Across and Down hints. The page lists numerous garbled entries such as The Crown Prince of Italy for across and Combined for vertical, with multiple misspellings indicating a puzzle or language mix.
Twenty years ago, reports from Huron recounted German offensives at Vases heights with heavy casualties and no gains. Local items note an explosion at Arthur G. Keene’s Miami home destroying a Biscayne Drive residence, valued at about $6,000 with $2,000 insured. Other brief items list travel, visits, a marriage, and various residents returning home or traveling to Minneapolis, Chicago, and Brookings.
The article hints at Minto and the next campaign with President Roosevelt figure. It references behind the scenes planning and editorial stance, signaling campaign strategy and potential moves in national politics.
A defense figure laments the 1929 crash forecast lasting to 1937 and cites a letter to Mr Hoover urging data on relief efforts. The piece notes campaign dynamics for 1936, Roosevelt’s long distance address to Sainte Genevieve, and GOP factional tensions with Landon and Eccles.
In Tulare on August 26 special notes that members of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the ML E church were entertained at Mrs M Schnet’s home. Report also states about 19 000 persons have been taken from relief rolls and employed in works program projects by departments including agriculture forestry entomology plant quarantine and soil conservation service via three bureaus.
Pursuant to authority the Clyde Township Board of Supervisors orders property owners to cut or remove weeds adjacent to the center of their properties. Failure to comply by September 15 will result in the weed removal being performed and the costs billed to the property taxes.
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