Roosevelt Averts in Jackson Speech At Dinner
Roosevelt vows the fight goes on against privileged interests at the Jackson Day dinner in Washington as Democrats seek convention city. He urges retention of popular government and notes Supreme Court opinions will affect Americans. Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Atlantic City bid for the convention amid party fundraising efforts. Georgia Governor Talmadge absent from the dinner.
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Roosevelt
Priv-Iexe
Azua
Supreme Court
Chicago
Phlladelphia
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Hooncyeiy
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Woleradge
Talmadge
America
Democrats Rally At Banquet Here
Beadle county democrats gathered for their annual Jackson day dinner with speakers praising the Roosevelt era and honoring Andrew Jackson memory. The event opened with a nationwide call to arms for the campaign, drawing about 300 attendees. I. D. Weeks of the University of South Dakota gave the main address on Jacksons Time and Ours, amid a request from Francis Case Hot Springs that Weeks resign for political involvement.
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Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Wocal
I. D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
Francis Case
Hot Springs
Weeks
Jackson
Weather Snapshot for Huron and vicinity
Increasing cloudiness tonight with Friday snow and rising temperatures noted. North Dakota shows increasing cloudiness with brow in extreme west and rising temperatures southeast. Friday snow and rising temperatures in the east.
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Weeks Defends Talk as Educational Not Political
Francis Case urged LD Werks to resign over Weeks speaking at a Democrat Jackson Day dinner in Huron. J D Weeks, president of the University of South Dakota, said his address was educational and historical, not political, and would discuss Lincoln at a Republican event if invited. Case called the telegram shocking, noting Weeks previously said university administration would not be political.
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University of South
Sargent Receives Honorary Degree At Huron College
Fred Wesley Sargent president of the Chicago and North Western railway received an honorary doctor of laws degree from Huron College at a convocation. President Frank L. Eversall praised him as a Northwest leader and noted his contribution to regional development. Sargent urged retention of basic democratic principles and cited liberty as essential to democracy. He spoke amid South Dakota educators and railroad colleagues before boarding a train to Rapid City.
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Fred Wesley Sargent
Chicago and North Western Railway
Frank L. Eversall
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A. K. Gardner
College Board of Trustees
South Dakota
Rapid City
Alice J. Sanderson
Loftus H Ward
Huron Singers
Huron J
Mr. Sargent
America
City Of Highmore To Be Debt Free
Highmore seeks to join debt free cities with plan to pay off all bonds on June 1 1986. City Auditor TL H J Studt reports that revenues plus 999 18 in bond interest and sinking fund will cover the 6000 due, the last of 9000 bonded debt from 1924. Indebtedness over 30 years totals 59000 paid in full. City council lists mayor A L Bil president James Hamlin William Nesheim and ward aldermen Frarce Marso Ira MacDonald James Volum Matt Swanson.
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TL H. J. Studt
Nutiitors
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Leen
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Jamey Hamlin
William Nesheim
Frarce Marso
Ira MacDonald
James Volum
Matt Swanson
Kansas Governor Urges Acceptance Of AAA Ruling
Topeka governor AWL Landon urged Kansas farmers to accept the Supreme Court’s invalidation of AAA contracts and pursue constitutional means to restore the nation’s economic balance. He warned repudiation would threaten social and economic welfare and called for stable government by supporting the judiciary. Five killed in Buenos Aires transit strike unrest as lines resume after stay.
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Topeka
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Supreme ‘Court
Ethiopia Claims Victory In Major Troop Encounter
Ethiopian government reports a large scale clash near the Dolo region ended with Ethiopian forces defeating invading Italians and Somalis. Rain washed out roads, retreat of fascist troops noted, while Haile Selassie instructed continued guerrilla warfare and flag ceremonies in Eritrea and Italy.
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Italy
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France
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London
Anthony Eden
Stan
Did You Know About Altoona Township Children
The note states 42 children in three families within three miles of Altoona township. Ole Tollefson’s family has M1 children, Herbert Marshall’s family has 14, and Grant Walton’s family has 17. The Evening Huronite offers 4 cents per accepted Did You Know item. contributors may claim payment at the Huronite office after publication.
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Ole Tollefson
Herbert Marshall
Grant Walton
Leaders Of Outlawed AAA Face Farm Problem Plan Proposal
Washington faces farm program turmoil after the AAA demise. President Ronseveit convenes top financial and legal advisers including Wallane Morgenthau Cummings and Chester Davis to discuss a new farm plan. Former adviser Peek plans to push tariffs farm subsidies and export surpluses via barter while Wallace and Hull oppose some ideas.
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House Agricultural Committee
South Dakota Solons Denounce Supreme Court AAA Ruling
South Dakota lawmakers react to the Supreme Court ruling invalidating the AAA farm program. Senator Bulow calls it a body blow yet pledges to abide by the decision, while Senator Norbeck blasts the opinion as wrong and vows ongoing efforts for farm aid. Rep. Hildebrandt and Rep. Werner caution on consequences as all prepare to push for a new program.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Jan
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AAA
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Beresford
Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Watertown
Theo B. Werner
Rapid City Democrat
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Norbeck
Brandall, Stone
Cardoza
Metropolin
The News Behind the News by Paul Ma
Washington January story traces publicity tactics in the Nye Morgan inquiry. Morgan’s pre distributed speeches and press copies framed headlines, while Nye faced a bigger and busier array of aides and statements. The piece highlights how press strategy shaped the public narrative and the World War chronology pamphlet drew reader attention.
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Jan
Morgan
Nye
P. Morgan
Supreme Justices To Visit Roosevelt
Washington dispatch notes a White House reception for the Supreme Court three days after their farm plan ruling. Six justices will attend though two dissenters stay away. Justice Brandeis and Justice Cardoza are unmarried, while Justice Stone and Mrs. Stone are expected to attend.
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White House
Supreme Court
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Cardoza
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Quote on whether decisions become law of the Ign
A speaker argues that public will should decide if past judgments should stand as law. He contends legislators and courts must respect the people’s ultimate authority, noting that laws once voided can be revived years later.
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Three Boys Die In Sled Mishap Near Madison
An investigation continued into the deaths of three boys Robert Gundlach 12 Williard Runkel 11 and Edward Wad 13 after a sled linked to a car veered into oncoming traffic two miles from Madison Wisconsin. The car driver Robert Moran 24 DeForest said he could not stop on snow covered pavement. Surviving riders said the car’s driver Donald Carey operated the vehicle and allowed the sleds to hitch behind it. Coroner Edward A Fischer identified the dead and noted discrepancies in statements. Meanwhile a separate Louisville Kentucky case moved toward dismissing charges against Smoky Saunders in a murder accessory case involving Evelyn Slwinski.
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Williard Runkel
Edward Wad
Edward A. Fischer
Atrack
Robert Moran
DeForest
Fischer
Donald Carey
Carey
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Smoky) Saunders
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