Those Who Made Year Merry
A satirical holiday column salutes public and private figures who boosted national gaiety this year. It pokes fun at Hitler, Farley, King George VI, Mrs. Simpson, CIO leader John Lewis, William Green, the Literary Digest, the Liberty League, Haile Selassie, and diplomats with gift ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
James J. Farley
Duke of York
Literary Digest
Liberty League
Haile Selassie
Lily
Safe Christmas safety tips from Huronia Fire Chief
Fire Chief Max Teuber urges Huronians to follow common sense safety for Christmas. He warns careless fire prevention can cause injuries and deaths, and offers precautions: use electric candles, keep tallow candles away from curtains, use metal tinsel and safe snow effects, avoid lighting trees with candles, prefer electric lights and a spotlight, handle matches carefully near decorations, and keep toys away from fuels like alcohol or kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Max Teuber
Teuber
America
Fire safety and war sentiment in a postwar piece
An editorial fragment warns against flimsy motion picture machines and cheap electrical toys, urges fireproof Santa apparel, and outlines safety steps for fires. It then shifts to antiwar rhetoric, recounting Vincent Patristes and Patriarca who deserted to fly with Spanish rebels, was captured, then released by the State Department and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Vincent Patristes
Ilege
Patriarca
Shears
Madrid
State Department
Bron
Engineers Need Economics Knowledge Says Roe
Joseph W. Roe of New York University argues engineers must study economics and labor relations as part of their training. He says this broader education helps business leaders and professionals defend capitalism and address its weaknesses amid periodic turmoil and crises without overturning the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Roe
New York University
Roe
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers in Dakota
A catalog note introduces editorials from various American newspapers in South Dakota. The piece explains access during office hours at the Evening Huronite library and references the News Room on the second floor of the Evening Baronite Building for readers and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maliy
Jarkese
South Dakota
The Challenge to High Schools in South Dakota Attendance
Watertown audience hears I D Weeks frame the modern high school challenge as enrollment tripling since 1905 and rising to 37,204 by 1935. He argues curriculum must expand beyond classical study to include vocational and practical subjects to equip eighty percent of students who finish high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakota
Mary Thes
State Planning Board
I. D. Weeks
South Dakota State University
Planning Board
Weeks
Parent-Teachers Association
Carolines
Edgestors
Women cooks defy civilization claim in Minneapolis Journal
A Minneapolis Journal column rebuts a Washington convention delegate Conrad Kolb of New Orleans who argued women are not naturally cooks. The piece insists cooking is art and instinct, not servitude, and calls for agricultural tariff reform and farmer buying-power measures echoed by Sioux Falls Argus Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
American Restaurant Association
Washington
Conrad Kolb
New Orleans
Kolb
Minerva
Mr. Kolb
Tate
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Roosevelts World Peace Drive and Neutrality Debates
Washington December 17 1936 Roosevelt faces liberal pressure over world peace leadership neutrality policy and possible moves toward a conference at Azores While some push for a strong neutrality law others urge a broad peace initiative The editorial notes shifts in support among congressmen and the public amid debate over embargo powers and wheat and oil interests It also covers European notes from France England and Italy and highlights political shifts including Havenner the lone Progressive in Congress from California and defection from the Democratic party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Usid
South America
Azores
Buenos Aires
Hitler
Mussolii
Stalin
Baldwin
White House
United States
Rongervelt
Den
Iams
Frazier
Englang
Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
France
Diary of a Central South Dakota farm family
A diary entry chronicles life on a Bea dle County farm, detailing daily chores, weather, community events, and farm humor. It notes school activities, Christmas program preparations, churn mishaps, livestock chores, and bus troubles, capturing the farmer’s resilient outlook and communal spirit.
Birthday party honors Dee Yale at home gathering
Mrs Ampsie Walz celebrated her fifty eighth birthday at her daughter J P Gross home with relatives including John Walz and two Emery children. The party included many generations with Mrs Fink Mr E Walz from Huron and Ed Lemke from Huron among attendees. A social dinner followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Dee
Ampsie Walz
Bits
J. P. Gross
John Walz
Emery
Joe Walters
Offworth Yale
E. Walz
North Huron
Fink
Huron
Ed Lemke
Mir
Chris Walz
Mear Cavour
Lemke
New York Comedy Scene and Broadway Notes
Manhattan life glints in after dark diversions and radio chatter as Community Sings, hay rides, and taffy pulls surface. Theatre buzz includes Sherlock Holmes on Baker Street, Neel Coward star turns, and George Macready revealing a scar from a Jersey City crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Wall Street
Ticker Canyon
Alexander Woollestt
New School For Social Research
Sim
Neel Coward
Gertrude Lawrence
Stage Relief Fund
Luntind Lynn Feptanne
Ple Stripling
Walter Tettley
Walter
Broadway
Sherlock Holmes
Holmess
Baker Street
Aleuth
Séirley
Hermeses
Beker Suet
Hitchcock Girl Wins Show Ticket Prize at Huronite Contest
A Hitchock girl wins a show ticket prize for coloring a Moon Mullins strip in the weekly contest. Other winners from Huron include Violet Waldner, Sammy Anderson, Donald Funk, Lloyd Huddleston, Edward Brinkmen, Raymond Hyde, Erla Jean Yeaney, Francis Hanson, and Ervin Edler. Ten winners are chosen weekly from Huron and vicinity for best colored strips in Friday Evening Huronite. entries must reach the Evening Huronite office by 5 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Theatre
Moon Mullins
Violet Waldner
Huron
Sammy Anderson
Cavour
Donald Funk
Lloyd Huddleston
Edward Brinkmen
Baren
Raymond Hyde
Erla Jean
Yeaney
Francis Hanson
Ervin Edler
Huronite
Eva Mae Saugstad
Hitchcock
Yale PTA Plans Mixed Chorus and One-Act Play
The Yale PTA held a regular meeting Tuesday evening and decided to form a mixed chorus. If a suitable play is available, a one-act production will be presented at the February meeting. Five guests attended and a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Des
PTA
Mumneh
Edward VII Queen Controversy Shapes U S War Debate
In Washington observers fret over potential U S entry into war tied to the British throne drama surrounding Mrs Simpson and Edward VII. Officials recall past anglophile influence, while diplomats discuss abdication motives and the risk of American sentiment swaying allegiance amid presidential intrigue and foreign policy tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpmies
Lewart
Edward VII
Mpscn
United States
Mtc Rhat
Washingon
London
Wallis
England
Mrs. Simpson
Beaverbrode
Huron Girls Practice For Miller High Game
The Huron high school girls basketball team is preparing to face Miller High School next Friday. Possible starters include Evelyn Mellvaine Anna McCann Helen McCain Ellen Birks Mae Cop Rose Licht Vera Birney Elvim Mae Kinney Zita Kelly Als Clark June Neville Frankie Neville Louise Vander oort Gladys Hopper and Miss Elizabeth Wellbrauch. A suffrage conference drew 39 Huron ladies with Mrs John L Pyle hosting a reception at Mrs B B Taylor’s home for visiting representatives. Donations to rest rooms are being collected by Good Neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Miller High School
Miller
Huron High
Evelyn Mellvaine
Anna McCann
Ches
Mirs
B. B. Taylor
Tduhe St
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Peither
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Paul Mallon
Paul Malloy
Honse
House
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Congress
San Francisco
Kuhn
California
Havenner
Progressive Party
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Mary
Beadle County
Pady
George Ross
Genteal Park
Pigar
la Guardia
Otheing
Gotham
John J. Woelfle
McAlpin
Towen
Woelfig
Woelfle
Noel
Cory
Kris Kringles
Slater
Am Alt Jersey
Gilbert Miler
Victoria Regina
George Macready
Helen Hayg
Mcready
Heidelberg
Millee
Macready
Maccready
Mr. Miller
Fey
Jersey City
Rodney Dutcher
Asnerion Ot
Edward Mrs. Simpeon
Lair
Whey
Edeward
Toyat
Edward
Prince of Wales
Patain
Nelson
Cummings
Ronald Riehberg
Rithberg
Szald Parley
Arewa
Libraary Nd Museum
Paddo
Gerder
NEA Service, Inc
Amann
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