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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1933
Page
7
Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders issue an urgent appeal for food donations to sustain the depot through the month. They specify targets including sugar, lard, prunes, rice, and other staples, noting minimal cash gifts and a temporary shutdown of unemployment relief due to cold weather at Ravine Park.
The student assembly at Huron College heard Milo Youel introduce Irving Axelrad an Eagle Scout from Huron High School who outlined a ten year Scouting plan. The talk emphasized enrolling more scout aged boys training youth leadership and four year involvement to embed Scout Oath ideals.
Roy C. Terbell of Schamber South Dakota died yesterday at Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital in Helena Montana. He leaves his parents and a brother in Schamber. Another South Dakotan, M EB Ever PY 39, died recently there and was sent to Lennox, Dakota.
City briefs note C F P Rowland of St Louis assistant to the Red Cross Midwest manager spent time in Huron en route from Chamberlain to Pierre, meeting with R T Schaeffer South Dakota field representative. Others include funeral attendance, bank presidency move to Aberdeen, and a meat demonstration in Highmore.
Washington scene as Blaine’s repeal motion stirs wet and dry factions in the senate. Prohibition foes push for debate while city forces warn against rushing action. The issue hinges on repeal of the eighteenth amendment with state ratification and enforcement funding debates overshadowing the vote.
In the senate Welch seeks to trim county levies while Cone would grant four year stays and set terms for borrowers. Dugan proposes nine more months to answer. A. A. Misegadis of the taxpayers league attacks a mileage based county officer bill as revenue panels prepare a joint hearing at 4 30 p m on the income tax proposal.
Southampton report says Sir Ronald Lindsay, ambassador to the United States, sails for America aboard the Majesty to resume preliminary work for the Washington debts conference next month. He will return with full instructions on the British attitude toward the war debts. Accompanied by T. E. Bewey, assistant secretary at the British trea sury.
Berlin dispatch reports Hans Frank, a close confidant of Adolf Hitler, forcibly removing socialist chairman Dr. Paul Loebe from the presidential seat and calling the Nazi party’s tolerance for a slanderous Marxist at an end. Students and workers’ factions left in protest as Frank closed the session with mourning tokens for Neunkirchen blast victims. In Washington, the Senate Banking Committee considered an emergency farm mortgage relief bill offering two year foreclosure postponement funded by lenders. The measure, extended to include homes under 8 000 dollars, faces uncertain odds of passage before March 4. The Senate Agriculture Committee also revisited the domestic allotment bill already passed by the House and undergoing drastic changes.
Nebraska lawmakers focused on farm moratoriums and budget tightening after the Economy Pledged State Taxpayers League urged penny pinching limits. Two mortgage moratorium files were set as special orders in the House.
Chairman L. B. Larson and Martin Graff of the Minnehaha County board conferred with state officials in Pierre on February 14 over applications from six towns for emergency relief funds. The trip followed their prior discussions and aimed to secure financial aid amid mounting local needs.
Ray L Emry state relief director met Friday with county commissioners and six town representatives Dell Rapids Garretson Valley Springs Hartford Humboldt Colton in Huron. He said he expected Gov Berry to reply to the applications that day.
Sixty two persons killed in a gas storage tank explosion at Neunkirchen iron works were buried today. Vice Chancellor Papen attended as representative of President von Hindenberg. The tragedy, dated February 14, reflects the German industrial disaster and political response.
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