May Eliminate NRA Jail Terms For Two More Years
The NRA would drop jail penalties and retain fines under a revised bill drafted for Roosevelt advisers. The recovery act would extend two years with a possible permanent status unless Congress acts. New powers would enforce wage hour provisions and tighten anti trust language amid monopoly criticisms.
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Washington
Feb
National Industrial Recovery Act
Roosevelt
NIRA
Congress
NRA
South Dakota Legislature Passes Five Bills in Session
In Pierre on Wednesday the South Dakota Senate passed SB 7 for municipal court abandonment, HB 46 legalizing a $12,000 Eureka sewer bond election, and HB 53 extending Rural Credit Board borrowing from the RFC for two years. The House passed HB 10 licensing tourist industry and HB 10 allowing first class cities to create civil service systems for municipal employees.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Senate
Eureka
Rural Credit Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Operetta Cast Named For Highmore Production
Highmore will stage The Gypsy Rover with Victor Ulrich as music director. The cast includes Lois Tompkins Zara Lorraine Enger Marto Welcome Lunding Sinfo Burnham Truman Rob Howard Bordner Lady Constance Jeannette Noel Lord Craven Leslie Webb Sir George Don Ryan Nina Bonnie OBrien Capt Jerome Chas Markley Sir Toby Kenneth Tomter McCorkle Lloyd Chapman and pianist Helen Gibbs. Performance is set for March 14.
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Highmore Highmore
Victor Ulrich
Music Directos
Mag
Lois Tompkins
Zara
Lorraine Enger
Marto
Welcome Lunding
Sinfo
Burnham Truman
Rob
Howard Bordner
Lady Constance
Jeannette Noel
Lord Craven
Leslie Webb
Sir George
Don Ryan
Nina
Bonnie O’ Brien
Capt
Jerome
Chas. Markley
Sir Toby
Kenneth Tomter
McCorkle
Lloyd Chapman
Helen Gibbs
Unsettled Weather With Snow in Fort Huron Area
Fort Huron and vicinity expect unsettled conditions with snow and colder temperatures tonight. Friday should be fair and colder. Regional forecasts note lighter clouds and a potential mix of snow or rain for surrounding states with colder conditions in the northeast.
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Fort Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Training In Meal Management Series Begins With Dewing Demonstration
Miss Sara L. Dewing opens the second training school in Meal Management with a demonstration on Inexpensive Salads From Home Produced Products. She tours multiple towns including Huron Virgil Bonilla Wessington Mil ler Cavour Burdonie Pole Rockham and Sanctioned homes.
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Sara L. Dewing
Delay Decision On New Federal Taxes
Washington reports delay in deciding on new federal taxes as Congress debates budget limits and the possibility of a presidential message urging additional revenue. Observers note implications for the soldier's bonus and the timing of extending or creating nuisance taxes near session end.
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Washington
Congress
Poodle Wins Best Dog At Westminster Show
Westminster Kennel Club awards Nansee Duc De La Terrace the top prize as best dog, drawing mixed reactions from ringside and gallery alike in New York. The non sporting breed achievement marks a rare first in the history of the event.
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New York
Charaton
Nonsee Duc de la
Nansee Duc de la
4 H Leaders Convene in Miller and Huron Meetings
Four H leaders gather in Miller on Thursday February 21 for a planning conference focusing on subject matter, summer activities, and demonstrations. The Besdle county 4 H conference follows February 22 in Huron with Miss Dewing coordinating. Miss Beulah Rod of Brookings will attend. PLE meets in Highmore with Miss Bernice Swanson hosting Chapter T and new member initiation.
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Miller
Milender
Miss Dewing
Besdle County
Huron
Beulah Rod
Wets
Brookings
Highmore
Bernice Swanson
Sylvia Taylor
Dorng McLaughlin
Residents Celebrate Honors and Visits Across Huron Area
Isabelle McCoy of Orange Union High School California earned election to the honor society for the second time as a freshman living with her relatives the Smiths in Huron. Local and visiting residents including Frank McKellip Marso and Eberlein from Highmore toured Huron for business while others traveled to Mitchell and Sioux City for meetings and events.
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D. W. McCoy
Haron
Isabelle
Orange Union High School
Orange
Cal
G. W. Smith
Kiel Bros, Inc
Frank McKellip
Frank Marso
Jack Eberlein
Highmore
Huron
C. L. McKinley
Minneapolis
Northwest
Daily Press Association
C. S. Hagen
Mitchell
Bernard Boughton
Nedra LecClare
Misa
Winona Boughton
Dakon ‘Wesleyan
Thomas Bennett
Miller
Delmont
T. B. Smith
Bennett
Milles
Gambly
R. E. Balzer
N. Hoy
St. Paul
I. C. C. Fledge
Floyd Dean
August Abel
Charles Demlo
Cavour
Odd Fellows Meeting
Alpena Girl Wins Theatre Ticket in Coloring Contest
Hazel Shep ard of Alpena wins a free Huron theatre ticket by colorining Saturday’s Evening Huronite comic page. Other winners include Jean Arleen Neistedt Rita Welty Marie Schroeder Bob Feick Betty Bloodgood and Elizabeth Fonda. Entries must be colored and submitted to the Evening Huronite by 5 PM Wednesday.
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Hazel Shepard
Alpena
Huron
Jean Arleen Neistedt
Rita Welty
Route 9
Marie Schroefer
Bob Feick
Betty Bloodgood
Elizabeth Fonda
South Dakota
Highmore Club to Honor Ex-President R. S. Taylor
At Hirokwas City Service club meeting R S Taylor will be guest of honor. Taylor has led the Hirokwas as president for two years and will soon take over the Atlas yard at Worthington Minnesota. A dinner at the Hill hotel will precede an awards program for High school honor students.
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Highmore
Hirokwas
Hill Hotel
Huron Debaters Enter Tri State Tourney After Big Eight Win
Huron high school debaters, winners of the Big Eight conference tournament, travel to Vermillion for the Tri state tournament in Sioux Falls. They met Redfield high school in two debates with Redfield's Margaret Tones and Ray Alding on the affirmative and Wava Speight and Paul Scheler on the negative. Huron was represented by George Schmidt and Ross Oviatt on the negative and Jenola Cramer with Don Schrader on the affirmative.
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Huron High
Vermillion
Sioux Falls
Redfield High School
Margaret Tones
Ray Alding
Redfield
Wava Speight
Paul Scheler
George Schmidt
Ross Oviatt
Huron
Jenola Cramer
Don Schrader
Mary Pickford to Produce Films This Year
Mary Pickford announced at a Directors of United Artists conference that she will abandon acting to produce several pictures over the coming year. The decision marks a shift from her longtime screen career.
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Mary Pickford
Hollywood
United Artists
Joseph H. Schenck
The News Behind The News and Economic Mysteries
The piece discusses a plan with a single top NRA and relief leader to resolve conflicting boards and let the President act as final arbiter. It questions why steel use sits at 55 percent while autos rise and railroads lag, noting unexplained freight gains and middlemen’ s behavior. Predictions say February and March look strong, with Mussolini and Abyssinia cited in empire notes.
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NRA
Mr. Roosevelt
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Manchukuo
Signor Mussolini
Italy
Franco
Abyssinia Italian clash and court budget notes
The article mentions Abyssinian and Italian tensions amid reports of attacks on Italians and a French officer, with bets on Abyssinia's fate. It also notes state appropriation limits for officers at 2500 and ongoing scrutiny of the supreme court as gold decision rumors circulate. Speaker Burns criticizes slow Senate relief bill action.
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Abyssinia
Supreme Court
Burns
Senate
Esmond Extension Club February Meeting Report
The Esmond Ladies Extension club met February 7 at Esmond hall with about 30 attendees. A postponed Home Entertainment and Hospitality demonstration was planned for a later month and a planned De Smet trip for the clothing demonstration was not feasible. Maude Beachler and Elsie Dunn shared ideas for decorative home items, including dust mops and cloths. Mollie Thellen, Hazel Salter and Irma Nelson provided lunch. The March 7 meeting at Jhall will feature Maude Beathler and Elsie Bunn on A New Deal in Old Clothes with Ola Davis, Erema Westerberg and Josephine Reedy serving lunch.
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Esmond
Esmond Hall
de Smet
Maude Beachler
Elsie Dunn
Mollie Thellen
Hazel Salter
Irma Nelson
Jhall
Maude Beathler
Elsie Bunn
Ola Davis
Erema Westerberg
Josephine Reedy
Oklahoma Man Indicted in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Arthur Gooch a 25 year old Okmulgee bystander was indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged Lindbergh act violations. United States Attorney Clean A Summers said the death penalty likely. Gooch purportedly abducted peace officers H R Marks and R N Baker in Paris Texas and took them to Cloudy Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Muskoger
Okls
Arthur Gooch
Okmulgee
A Summers
United States
Gooch
H. R. Marks
R N. Baker
Paris
Tex
Cloudy
Okla
Bank president Barkl to testify in Washington before Senate committee
Charley E. Barkl president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank travels to Washington D C to testify before the Senate Banking Committee in support of independent bankers in the American Bankers Association. He plans to stay about two weeks amid the Mortgage foreclosure notice context indicated by the document.
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Charley E. Barkl
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Washington, D. C
Senate Banking Committee
American Bankers’ Association
Barkl
Tee
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Burns and Matter Mortgage
Beadle County South Dakota mortgage foreclosure announced against Myron D Burns and Berendice B Burns by Wainy Bond Mortgage Co and successors. Mortgage dated June 8 1931 for 2500 with 7 percent interest secured by Lot 8 and Lot 7 in Ennis Addition Huron. Assignment to Ex Matter then to William Albert Mater and Charles August Matter Trustees. Default declared and whole amount due. Foreclosure proceeding to proceed as per records.
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Myron D. Burns
Berendice B. Burns
Huron
South Dakota
Wainy Bond & Mortage Comany
Southakets
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Ennis
Bradle County
Office of Register of Deeds
Carl Matter
William Albert Maiter
Charles August Matter
William Albert Mater
Charles August
Mortgage foreclosure notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Notice announces foreclosure of a mortgage on real property in Beadle County south Dakota. Sheriff Joe Reilly and attorneys Churchill and Benson name the owners Albert Matter Charles Manns and mortgage details with sale date February 95 1938 at 2 00 pm at the front door of the courthouse Muron city.
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Mium
Gale
Pferty
Sheeadle County
South Dakota
Albert Matter
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