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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1934
Page
4
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Puzzle laden text hints at a speed star on waterways, family notes, and a judgeship discussion. References to Tony Kendalls Valeria Ann and Peter signal personal drama amid a broader political and economic backdrop including Eccles and federal reserve chatter.
Huron Council No 111 of the United Commercial Travelers of America backs a statewide road safety push. It printed 15,000 pamphlets outlining dangers and rules, citing 1933 deaths and injuries to urge prudent driving, right-of-way norms, lighting, signaling, speed limits, and duty to stop after accidents.
Dr. John K. Norton of Teachers College Columbia argues U S public education suffers from low teacher wages. He notes a quarter of a million teachers serving 7 million children will be paid below the NRA minimum, with funds still raised by real estate taxes. he advocates funding schools via income, business, and inheritance taxes.
The column reflects on the closing of the football season and offers remarks on its significance for education and community. It weighs season fatigue against the values of teamwork, discipline, and school spirit, urging readers to consider lessons beyond wins.
Yale president James Rowland Angell argues that students should prioritise intellectual development over sports. He says a college where studying is secondary and football dominates is betraying its trust. Football should be a pastime, not the primary purpose of higher education.
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska advocates abolishing the electoral college and replacing it with a pro rata system that reflects the popular vote. He argues the current method is cumbersome and can elect a president who has not won the national popular vote.
Rudolph Hess, Hitler's aide, is said to have accepted a French veterans' invitation to address them in Paris. The move aims at fostering amity between German and French veterans as a peaceable postwar example. It remains to be seen if this initiative will progress, but it offers a hopeful contrast to widespread civilian hostility.
University of Virginia president S A Mitchell warned the Louisiana State University case threatens academic liberty. He noted no action by the American Association of University Professors without a formal complaint, while students protested Huey Long's influence and the university president suspended some journalists.
The Christian Science Monitor examines reconciling patriotism with pacific aims. Maj C R Atlee urges citizens to be world citizens first, then nationals, arguing that national prestige tied to armaments fuels conflict. The piece warns against a patriotism focused on huge fleets and weapons and calls for a clearer, true patriotism.
The report outlines a tense period as the team faces a changing mindset affecting performance and morale. Players confront setbacks while coaches emphasize resilience and strategic adjustments to regain momentum during the season.
Ann Hollister a pretty 20 year old finds work in a library and falls for Tony Mickle while warned by roommate Sarah Kent. She later marries Peter Kendall after a tangled sequence involving Valeria Bennett and engagement upheavals. The pair travel to Florida where romantic tension grows as Peter rescues Ann after an aquapling incident and forms a wary closeness. The chapter follows their uneasy married life, a suspense filled night, and a rapid, vivid trip through Tampa and St Petersburg as they settle in Florida with friends and servants in attendance.
The article surveys the securities commission's work and its clashes over cases like Northern States Power and the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit bond issue. It notes unanimous decisions aside from a single dissent, hints at forthcoming disclosures, and mentions Treasury policy shifts under Viner and Roosevelt.
Ten years ago in Huron, Mrs. Coe L Crawford and Mrs. A Rob inson hosted twelve guests for dinner with green and white decor, bridge and music, and a 2 table setting. Births, local business notes, a petty fire, bowling scores, theatre listings, and a mayoral conference in Pierre are reported.
Pierre December bulletin from state highway chief Kalebs reports gravel trunk highways in excellent condition after recent snowfalls. Most areas saw two to three inches of snow with no active construction reports, according to Secretary Kriebs.
Suspect Allen, 19, arrested on forgery charges in Sioux Falls, admitted desertion from Company I at Fort Snelling Minnesota after five months service. He was expected to be turned over to army officials at Fort Snelling. American Legion Auxiliary planned a Christmas fund drive at McKichan hall this week.
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