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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
4
The Welfare Council of New York City notes that orphan care requires more than eliminating hunger and cold. Training must prepare orphans for adult life with social and emotional guidance, not just routines. Limited funding tempts cutting frills, but lasting impact demands comprehensive programs and early investment.
Historian Charles A Beard argues in Scribners that the GOP is far from dead. He traces three past voter revolutions in 1880 1828 and 1860s to show business growth and war reshaped power, suggesting modern shifts may likewise rise again.
Dr Beard argues the economic base remains with traditional power. the New Deal has not displaced the instrumentality of economic power. He foresees a dark horizon hinting at a possible Pacific war and doubts lasting upheaval of Republican influence.
Professor George L. Clark reports progress in isolating a molecule of the rubber plant under the microscope. He believes the research could lead to a synthetic rubber as good and as cheap as the natural product, risking a massive industrial upheaval and affects on tropical plantations and global investments.
Roberta Nicholson, Indiana legislator and Meredith Nicholson's daughter in law, proposed a bill to outlaw aiding or filing damage suits for breach of promise or alienation of affections. She argues such suits are ethically indefensible and call the heart balm practice a form of blackmail.
The famous violinist Fritz Kreisler admitted that he composed pieces presented as works by Vivaldi Couperin and others and passed them off as arrangements for decades. Critics who noted editing choices were unaware the pieces were his own creations.
The national outlook for early 1935 is brighter with automobile plants at capacity and a projected total motor vehicle output surpassing 1934. Steel shows fifteen weeks of rising production, textiles expand, wool and silk output rise, and payrolls grow. Rural cash income expectations improve though building and high material costs restrain investment.
A Mitchell writer notes visible evidence of the need for a highway patrol in South Dakota. On a six mile stretch, five drivers lacked proper lights, endangering others and violating state law or showing ignorance. Observers say police could have halted or nabbed offenders if spotted.
Gale Henderson 23 works at a silk mill with her invalid father and brother. She resists pressure to inform on coworkers while dreaming of danger from her supervisor Miss Groves. A rescue from a lake scene foreshadows a tense encounter with Brian Westmore as she faces possible dismissal.
A jumble of clipped items includes a cryptic "Martyr of the Day" line with scattered OCR fragments and a set of mortgage sale notices for Beadle County South Dakota. Also present are short local notices about a North Dakota newspaper man, a piano recital, and other unrelated fragments.
A condensed Huron Chronicle item lists residents enjoying winter in southern California, a piano recital at Huson College, and readings by Vera Bryant. It notes C B Frost seeking rheumatic treatment at Hot Springs and a bowling victory by Hitchcock against Huron. Also mentioned are radio broadcasts from WOW Omaha, social entertainments at the Downs and Olson homes, and a note about a mortgage foreclosure case involving Huron College and related parties with a debt of 8313 85.
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