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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
4
Local notice outlines postal rates for Huron South Dakota and surrounding areas. It references a weekly, monthly, and yearly mailing schedule and mentions republishing terms for Associated Press dispatches. The fragmentary text notes subscriptions and service terms without full clarity.
An editorial argues SEC moves to allow athletic scholarships for all students could backfire. It contends colleges chase football talent, neglect true education, and risk alienating future non athletes, as star players become overburdened and undereducated. The piece cautions youths to weigh education against sport.
The National Safety Council launches a five year nation wide campaign to cut traffic fatalities by about 35 percent. It aims to coordinate traffic control methods and education efforts with public officials civic groups and police departments and to draft uniform traffic laws for submission to state legislatures.
The retirement of President Masaryk of Czechoslovakia is hoped to be deeply regretted worldwide. Since the republic’s formation he has served as president with fidelity. The Czech people respond with high regard to his leadership as they advance nation building and reforms.
Fragmentary text cites Eduard Benes as president of the Czech nation and Masaryk’s example guiding a stable, peaceful era. It hints at his role in political and commercial life and suggests a strong leadership position.
Dr John R Mott and G A executive urge pacifism to preserve peace amid Europe turmoil after England’s leadership questioned by Mark Sullivan in Our Times sixth volume. Sullivan warns a single dominating nation aids peace while Espaland’s decline risks chaos. Mott remains hopeful.
Robert P Lane of the New York Welfare council argues federal relief plans must be clarified by next July to avoid chaos for private agencies. He warns that until a long range, comprehensive federal relief statement is agreed, private organizations cannot properly plan or finance their future activities.
The Brookings Institution urges price cuts as the feasible path to fair income distribution, while critics warn that sustained high prices amount to private monopoly. The piece traces historical fears of price fixing, explores effects on employment and technology, and cites democratic dangers from concentration of market power.
Dana Stanley faces social strain as Paula Long schemes to win Scott and disapproval looms from Dean and Ronald while Dana’s loneliness grows. Scott pursues work trips and a surprise visit, yet Paula’s plots test Dana’s patience as the winter social scene collapses into quiet distance.
A scrambled alphabetic puzzle style entry listing numerous clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical directions, mentioning names like Withers and references to musical terms, geographic hints, and various odd phrases as part of a word-fill crossword-like page fragment.
A retrospective note from Huron highlights Mrs. A. J. Kine of Minneapolis as a house guest of Mrs. C. N. Medbesive. Various local gatherings, luncheons, and holiday visits are listed including residents from California, Detroit, Aberdeen, and Vermillion visiting families for Christmas and the season.
Citizens are urged to donate usable clothing to aid the needy of Hu Ron. A Salvation Army distribution will follow, with a Legion collection organized by CC Saylor, chairman of the clothing committee. A telephone wall page will assist volunteers in picking up garments.
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The American Loge den Augiary urges residents to respond to Christmas Seal letters led by Mrs. WF. Laurinat, aiming to clear files and improve records. About 16 2300 people have replied. funds support local health work, schools, nursing, clinics, and statewide health education.
October 21 in Webster Nec where 48 year old Lark Waubay awaits sentence after a circuit court jury deliberated 19 hours on a first degree manslaughter charge growing from an accidental shooting. The defense argued Hemmenway was shot by an empty rifle discharged unintentionally. Prosecution noted the gun was pointed at Hemmenway. verdict followed long deliberations. Howard Babcock expected to receive sentencing later in the week.
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