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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
6
Numerous clubs and auxiliaries meet in the city this Friday with dinners, discussions, and craft demonstrations at venues including Third Street Southwest homes, the YWCA, and local churches. Initiations, lectures on Oceanic legends, and a wedding anniversary party are also noted among the social calendar listings.
SAN FRANCISCO January 13 Captain Edwin C Musick commander of the Samoan Clipper and six crew members perished near Pago Pago in a crash attributed to an imponderable of ocean flying. Musick relied on instruments calculations and careful planning turning back to Pago Pago with a damaged motor to ensure a safe landing. The article highlights his precision and record setting career from Key West to Havana to South America and beyond.
Cloudy and cold conditions forecast for South Dakota and Iowa with light precipitation. Highs and lows reflect a colder trend, with snow possible in western areas and partial clearing later in the period.
Major Edward A. Machling retired Army dies at Walter Rose Hospital in Washington on January 13. Arlington resident Madock A Mechling is listed as survivor with widow See and other relatives in Idaho California and various locations. Walter Machling attends convention as Lae attendees at the International Motor Convention.
A garbled ad style段 claims dramatic weight loss without starvation and touts fashionable trends. It references strange “et arvation” and “Mask Romig” while urging readers to ignore fatigue and pain from heavy dieting. The piece uses unclear names but positions a quick fix as the solution, typical of dubious health schemes.
Frank B. Noyes of Washington announced retirement from the presidency of the Associated Press at the end of his current term in April after thirty eight eventful years. He will remain as president of the Evening Star and may consider board service if elected by members.
Jap. 13() Twenty addi tional miles of surfaced highway will be constructed in Custer State Park this year. Enoch Norbeck of Platte, a park board member, announced after a conference with the board and the state highway commission. The work by the highway department will complete the off surfacing of US 16 through the park and provide an air route on the needles road and from WW to Blue Bell Lodge. The board also discussed wildlife problems in the park with the state game and fish commission.
A fragment notes a great nebular mass contracting to form the wun, with a reference to atirec and Chamberlax. The text presents a speculative cosmological event, hinting at transformation of cosmic mass into a new form, but details and context are incomplete.
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