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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
1
Lawrence H. Cornell commander of William Reaves post announces an emergency clothing drive for Huron's needy due to cold weather. Legion workers will canvass the region calling on residents to donate clothing and other supplies beginning tomorrow.
J R Wiles Wiley’s Durage City reports an American Legion appeal to collect clothing and money for Associated Charities. Collectors will call between 9 and 11, accepting coats overshoes undergarments and hats for children and adults, with donations redirected to local distribution.
Secretary Daniels World War era figure Foscon Daniels, publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer, remained in a Atlanta hospital with a fractured wrist a three inch forehead cut and minor injuries after a sideswipe crash near Mount Berry Georgia while returning from a school anniversary program. His companion Robert C Alston an Atlanta lawyer was unhurt. The other driver a new grew man was involved.
Sioux Falls Jan Ue G Cherry candidate for the democratic nomination for U S Senator today declared his belief that the state wide democratic meeting at Huron Jan 18 would resolve into a harmonious ensemble rather than party dissension Reports had been circulated that a rift between factions might widen at the Huron meeting called by A L Putnam state chairman earlier in December
Chicago viewers report a chaotic scene at a suburban River Grove popularity contest where Mrs Zilch, an unknown figure, led a prank vote. judges learned the address to a cemetery company’s stable and received an evasive response from a committee member, revealing the hoax.
A bitter cold wave swept the state with subzero readings. Huron reported six below, with several towns dipping lower, and Rapid City hitting nine below the coldest in the west river region. Temperatures eased with a predicted warmup and continued cloudiness tomorrow.
Pierre January 14 The South Dakota pardon board denied clemency in the pardon appeal of Patrick J Hanley a gang member linked to the Farmers and Merchants bank of Huron robbery in 1927. The board said it could not recommend commutation or a pardon. Also denied were Ira Penland and August Claeys petitions. Penland serves a three year term for grand larceny and Claeys three and a half years for burglary. Hanley and three other gang members were captured after the Twin Cities escape and later sentenced to eleven years. About 15000 in cash and bonds were taken. The robbery occurred around 1 am with a car escape, and the state's attorney office previously declined to recommend Hanley.
Postmaster General Brown announced today that President Hoover would seek renomination on the Republican ticket. He noted delegates will enter Hoover’s name at the convention through state methods and that no decision had been made on entering his name in the North Dakota primary.
Duluth January 14 1944 Mrs Catherine Stewart of Duluth confirms Lipton’s one true love was her, Catherine McLeod, who later married Robert Stewart. Lipton the Irish sportsman once said he remained a bachelor after her marriage. Catherine recalled meeting Tommy Lipton when she was Catherine McLeod near Glasgow. Lipton later moved to England and India.
A fog bound flight carrying an oxygen chamber from New York to a Tucson hospital was delayed after obscured skies over Fort Worth. The relief plane was grounded in Columbus Ohio earlier due to fog, delaying the transfer of patient Mrs Alice Hildard who suffers pneumonia.
In Chicago on January 14 mourners arrived in private cars before the hearse as the Livery Car Chauffeurs' union ordered privately driven vehicles out of funeral processions. Reverend William J. Chan urged calm and no trouble while noting about 75 private cars were parked at the cemetery. The rule aims to protect union drivers from unemployment and reduce procession confusion.
Paris reports President Doumer approved a new eighty seventh French cabinet under M Laval with a youthful lineup. Laval to lead foreign affairs and premiership, Tardieu named war minister, Briand retires to his farm, Briand’s health prompting the farm return as talks focus on reparations and disarmament conferences.
Logan Iowa January 16 three men died in a fiery crash when a light roadster rear ended a truck two miles north of town. Harold Anderson 30 Glen Grooms 22 and Ess Withem 38 all from Mordamin Iowa were identified as the victims. Driver Arovid Schroten of Odebolt said the lighter car struck the rear of the truck and burst into flames as he backed away. The bodies were brought to Logan.
Charlevoix Michigan report tells how a pilot used a plane yesterday to rescue two boys and a man from an angry bull in a pasture. Fog forced a landing and the pilot then redirected the bull away, allowing the boys to escape the creature’s charge.
In Honolulu Governor Lawrence M. Judd defends himself against congressional blame as Honolulu's crime problem sparks a special legislative session. A Massie case jury split and a new assault report, plus a note on pardoning Ber Ahakeula, shape political tensions and calls to reorganize the police.
The Farmers' Equity Union, Equity Union Creameries, Inc, and Equity Audit company near adjournment of their session opened Tuesday. The audit company will elect directors this forenoon while Farmers' Equity Union holds final afternoon session. Main speaker J T E Dinwoodie editor of the Dakota Farmer with F M Brown Selby and John Frostad Aberdeen on program to address the gathering before adjournment LeRoy Melton of Greenville, OL, at adjournment.
Dr. D K Warren, Yankton state senator from this county, announced his bid for the democratic nomination for congress from the first South Dakota district. He calls for tariff reform to favor agriculture on an equal basis with other industry and lists education and social welfare work as He led Yankton College as president for nearly 39 years. Announcement was mailed today by the Yankton county Warren for Congress club.
A Dor Company representative was freed on a 1500 dollar bond after being charged with obtaining money under false pretenses from Brown County. He appeared today before Circuit Judge Veo Bare, arraigned on the pending charges.
Washington January 14 The Mellon name tied to a Colombia oil concession and a loan from American bankers. Senate testimony alleges state department influence to secure the loan for Colombia. The Barco oil concession went to South American Petroleum in which Gulf Oil is a major holder, on June 20 1931. loan followed on June 30. Senator Johnson seeks state department records. Paton cites a letter claiming Oliva Herrera discussed Mellon aid in exchange for petroleum relief.
Mrs B M Madden county treasurer urged automobile owners to purchase 1932 license plates immediately to dodge last minute lines. She noted that some would wait one to two hours during the end of month rush, while the office can usually serve applicants quickly. Today 30 car plates were sold in the county versus 98 by this time last year, and truck plate sales lagged with only 44 sold compared with 120 at the same point after the first race book period.
An Italian editorial in Popolo d'Italia urges Europe to cancel war reparations demands and让 the United States avoid acting as sole profiteer. It argues Europe must initiate a policy shift, with the U S diminishing claims, and condemns forced tribute on Germany and its allies. The unsigned piece, attributed to Mussolini ally If Duez by insiders, emphasizes Europe first and U S restraint.
Miss Helen Joy Morgan a 27 year old heiress was convicted of second degree murder for the slaying of noir Leslié Casteel her garage mechanic sweetheart on April 2 in Flint Michigan. Judge James S Parker sentenced her to 20 to 23 years in prison after a four hour verdict by a 22 member jury. Morgan remained calm and denied the charges as her mother listened. Casteel was shot during a struggle over a pistol on a road near a cemetery.
Howard Jan 14 Specialties Morris of Sioux Falls and Felix Theodore LaBeau of Forest City face extortion pleas in Huron this afternoon. They allegedly forced Mrs Mate Thomas of Carthage to cash two $300 checks, though neither was ever cashed. They had been released from state prison last December after serving check-related terms.
German radio fans face a clash as government broadcasters and phonograph record manufacturers dispute the impact of radio airings on sales. Manufacturers claim broadcasts hurt sales and have urged banning further airing of records.
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