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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
14
AP reports in New York on January 13 that Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler imposes a monotone 1938 diet of potatoes fish and ham. Experts warn it risks psychological distress and potential starvation fear while Germany aims for self sufficiency and Spartan discipline.
Miss Frieda Harder 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harder, of a farm northeast of Wessington, died Wednesday morning at 7 30 after illness since an appendectomy five years ago. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Community Church of Wessington with Miss Fanny Millar of Wolsey in charge.
Joseph Schweigler a Gettysburg resident for 30 years died in St Lukes Hospital Aberdeen from heart trouble He born in Switzerland June 21 1951 came to South Dakota in 1888 naturalized in Parker 1889 moved to Potter County in 1901 He leaves third cousins Mrs Kingsley of Seneca and Mrs Maruite Paulson of Los Angeles Funeral services were to be held today at the Catholic Church in Gettysburg
Los Angeles reports artist Willy Pogany sues for 3,500 dollars claiming he painted actress Constance Bennett. In deposition Pogany recalled changes Bennett demanded to alter the figure, insisting the portrait resembles her though she disputes likeness and offered to pay only 500 dollars.
Helvering warned employers that federal unemployment and insurance tax returns for 1937 must be filed by January 31. Delinquent penalties will apply. An eight or more employee firm faces a 2 percent payroll tax for unemployment insurance, deductible against state taxes. State taxes must also be paid by January 31 and may be credited against federal taxes.
An annual report by John W. Finch shows South Dakota mined gold and silver from 1875 to 1937 totaling 17,637,717 fine ounces of gold and 8,673,474 fine ounces of silver. At 1937 prices, gold values reached 817,520,085 and silver 6,687,245.45, with Homestake Mine in Custer County yielding the largest cash returns.
Sioux Falls police pursued Charl Edward Stevenson 27 formerly of Buren as a possible runaway heading toward California. They also searched for an 11 year old high school girl believed missing as a runaway. Chief C J Rufer said Stevenson's parents live in Los Angeles and Stevenson deserted a wife and child at Huron.
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