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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
4
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The Sioux City Journal cites statements from Ambassador Bingham and Admiral Bayly on Anglo American naval policy and joint action. It argues that Britain and America share ideals and should unite to maintain world peace, defend allies, and preserve civilization, warning against Anglo-Japanese alignment.
A national conference in Washington urges stopping crime at its source through home and school reform. Leaders stress punish criminals and strengthen law enforcement while parents educators and churches model respect for authority to curb minor infractions and instill justice in youth.
The piece criticizes youth law obedience and calls for sterner laws to deter crime while analyzing Russia’s influence, Soviet threats, and William Bullitt’s upcoming report as ambassador. It discusses Green's warnings of Soviet incitement and the broader risk of terrorism in state actions.
The nation awaits a conference where President Roosevelt will seek the counsel of ninety business readers and industrialists. Observers expect a practical program to cope with the economic situation and a spirit of cooperation between government and business to aid recovery.
The Sioux City Journal argues Senator Steiner of Oregon urges Republicans to recognize new conditions and pursue real progress. It portrays Republicans as needing liberal, evolving stances to remain a major party and win public confidence amid economic and social shifts.
In a Commons address, David Lloyd George urged Britain not to boast of economic superiority while debt remains unpaid. He warned critics and contrasted British unemployment with the United States, noting Americans see Britain as ahead only if debts are settled.
The drama follows Ann who realizes her love for Peter Kendall as workers threaten a factory walkout led by Oscar Olesen and others. Peter argues for a fair wage while avoiding chaos, promising to meet on claims with Kendall family members and seeking a peaceful settlement amid rising tensions.
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous clues and captions, mixing golf terms with unrelated text and notices. It includes references to a 1934 story about Ann and Peter, a festival report, and two mortgage sale notices in Beadle County South Dakota, with dates in 1934 and 1955.
Ten years ago in Huron a birthday anniversary celebration unfolded at 347 Kansas avenue with a surprise auction. Honors were given to Mrs. A Hennig and Dr W Murphy. a luncheon followed. Miss Margaret McWeeney spoke for those presenting, and Mrs Hunt received a token from UW Madison.
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