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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1933
Page
3
The article explains how high school averages and class percentile rankings gauge college potential. It compares native intelligence to physical strength and discusses college aptitude tests that place seniors by percentile nationwide. It notes limitations and urges complete assessment before enrollment.
Aug 23 Vermillion report highlights typhoid outbreak in Chamberlain last winter. 287 cases, 30 deaths, over 3,200 immunized in Chamberlain and surrounding area. Emergency hospital set up by Red Cross. water supply blamed, health board noting lack of authority to force improvements. Dr. Hunter and colleagues prepared a detailed bulletin forthcoming from the state health board.
The piece discusses banks in Chicago and Detroit pressure, treasury financing over-bought by government bond dealers in New York. Dealers began unloading allotments before bonds arrived as current reserve bank buying aims to aid a strained market. The Hoover era is blamed for failing credit expansion and the board’s faltering path.
The text argues the government can and does influence banks, criticizing open market operations as inflation in Hoover days. It notes a July drop in postal savings and hints at pending indictments of financial figures, while mentioning a possible European trip by Prof Warren and a hidden campaign to remove Richard Whitney as Stock Exchange head.
Glenn W. England, general manager of the Sioux Falls Stockyards, says the yard will not participate in government hog purchases. No killing occurs at the yards and there would be no outlet for such purchases. John Morrell & Co. packing plant in Sioux Falls is purchasing pigs for the government.
Washington observers describe a cautious Republican stance as Everett Sanders ends revival plans and travels to Europe. The party pursues watchful waiting hoping for breaks to regain House seats lost in the Roosevelt landslide while leaving issues unaddressed for now.
The piece recalls Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania and his strategy to gain control of Congress to shape the White House. It notes beliefs that parties seek wreckage control in election cycles and predicts political issues will emerge once Congress returns to Washington for the new year.
Republicans push for a special session to pass a chimery measure into law. They hope for political gains once enacted, while remaining quiet on process and timing until the legislation advances.
Robert Shiroda works the ash heaps of the closed Carson City mint seeking gold. The ash rests from six decades of refining processes, yielding hope of metallic traces.
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