Hoover and the Senate Battle Over Power Commission Appointees
Editorials across newspapers weigh President Hoover’s refusal to resubmit three Federal Power Commission nominees after Senate confirmation. The Minneapolis Tribune blasts the Senate as overstepping its constitutional powers, while the Omaha World-Herald warns of a potential radical shift in government if the Senate can claim removal or impeachment powers. The debate centers on whether the Senate seeks to penalize Hoover or seize executive prerogatives, raising questions about the proper distribution of legislative and executive authority.
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Tribune
Senate
Mr. Hoover
Mesers
Smith
Garland
Draper
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Hoover
House of Representatives
Omaha World-Herald
House
Supreme Court
Marcy
Omehe
Balieve Gereoriola
Sunstens
Harald
Rether
Zaren
Hoover versus power commission sparks constitutional battle
Editors from Kansas City Star Sioux City Tribune weigh Hoover’s stand on the power commission. They praise the president’s leadership in facing the issue, while warning the senate’s maneuver weakens constitutional prerogatives. The episode heightens national alert to future attempts to embarrass the executive branch.
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Gui le
Zenu
Hoover
New Power Commission
Power
Kansas City Star
Senate
Kansas City
Sioux City Tribune
Power Commission
Legislative Department
Commission
Congress
Red Cross Appeal Urges Beadle County Fund Drive
Beadle county citizens are asked to subscribe 300 toward the relief fund aiding drought stricken areas. Hundreds in middle western and southern regions face hunger unless funds are raised to buy food. Beadle county should contribute boldly to help those less fortunate.
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RED Cross
Beadle County
Middlewestern
Huron
South Dakota
The Value of Wildlife in American Life
Washington commentary argues wildlife conservation yields 1 000 000 000 yearly to the nation. Estimates cite 150 000 000 in meat and fur, 50 000 008 from insect control by birds, and 15 000 000 from fish catches. It notes wildlife boosts tourism and outdoor sports, underlining conservation as a public issue for South Dakota and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Dakota
Persistence wins trip to national 4-H encampment
Lillian Greenwood of South Dakota narrates how 4-H club work led to multiple trip opportunities to Washington D C and Chicago. She details how demonstrations and county fairs sparked her journey from club member to state fair contestant, earning trips and honors through perseverance and leadership within her club.
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Wother
Washington D.C
Lillian Greenwood
South Dakota
Sunshine State
Salely
Washington D. C
Chicago
Huron
Greenwood
Nelson
May Kiethline
State College
Bince
Susan Wilder
Toy Country
Potter 4-H Club Milestones and Ideals in Potter County
A Potter County 4-H club girl from Gettysburg describes club ideals and projects. The piece highlights care for quality and personal improvement, noting the six members of The Smiling Stitchers who work cheerfully to teach practical skills. It emphasizes education through club activities and striving to better each year.
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Beraion
Jackson
Gettysburg
Pewesson
Gale
Potter County
Short Course Winners Share Brookings Trip Experiences
Two junior short course winners from State College express gratitude for the Brookings trip. Harry Salisbury and Irene Carptufer describe learning new skills in dairy, pigs, cooking, sewing, and music, praising The Evening Huronite and local professionals for making the event possible and noting future club participation and prize-winning history.
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State College
Harry Salisbury
Wolsey
Huron
Brookings
Irene Carp Tufer
Happy Cooks Club
Fedora
4 H Club Rally at Mitchell Good Roads Fair
Club members from fourteen counties attend the 4 H rally during the Good Roads fair in Mitchell February 5 to 7. The Saturday afternoon program includes stunts and awards a silver loving cup for the greatest distance and largest attendance. Free tickets available at the Mitchell extension office.
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Mitchell
J. C. Shaw
L. H. Rundell
Poultry Club
Reliance
Bernice Smiley
Clothing Club
Mt. Vernon
Shaw
A&e Club
Ere
Aurora
Brule
Buffalo
Charles Mix
Payee
Dowie Hand
Hansen
Hutchinson
Jerauld
Baat Saeans
Stickers Today’s Answer Will Be Found
A clipped ad page fragment shows a promotional line about finding the answer on today’s sticker feature. The readable text suggests a themed circulation or puzzle element within a newspaper section. No clear names or dates are identified in the fragment.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Moves And Church Growth
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents headed to other cities for travel and work including Joe McGinty and Steve Dinneen to Mardi Gras in New Orleans, John McMahon moving to Woonsocket to practice law with Whiting, and B E Beach planning trips to Hot Springs and Florida. Abraham left for New York City to shop spring goods, Mrs A J Bick voyaged to California, Col J B Geddis visited from Hot Springs, and the synod minutes report a $4,397 increase in contributions, one new Presbytery, eight new churches, and church property valued at $961,300 excluding Huron college.
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Joe McGinty
St. Joe
Steve Dinneen
New Orleans
John McMahon
Woonsocket
Whiting
McMahon
B. E. Beach
Hot Springs
Ark
Florida
Ilinois
Abraham
New York City
A. J. Bick
California
J. B. Geddis
Huron
Synod of
South Dakota
The
Presbyterian Church
H. P. Carson
D. D
Huron College
Lloyd Riddle Named Scoutmaster in Doland Troop
Lloyd Riddle was appointed scoutmaster of the Doland troop replacing Donald Cole who steps down as deputy sheriff of Spink county. The troop committees met in Huron and approved the new charter and council budget pledge. The Doland unit, chaired by Guy W. Cook, earned the Camp De-Ko-Tah pennant and sent six members to the Admiral Byrd Court of Honor in Sioux Falls, with three boys receiving Star Scout badges and three earning first class badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Riddle
Doland
Donald Cole
Fred C. Eggers
Huron
Cole
Riddle
Spink County
Redfield
Area Council
Guy W. Cook
H. W. Sherwood
A. Williams
G. Johnson
Oden
Dorothy Durst Demonstration Opens Fedora Club Meeting
Dorothy Puret led a hair care demonstration at the N C H club of Fedora, the January session attended by all members. Games concluded the season, followed by refreshments prepared by Lot Zimmerman. The club planned a Christmas party at Elta's home.
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Dorothy Durst
Dorothy “Puret
N.C. &H Club
Fedora
Zimmerman
Elta
Girl Scouts Hold Meeting and Practice Knots
The Wamblee-phonks Girl Scouts met Seanes eantet, the meeting was called to order and rules read for the year. Patrols practiced knot tying and pace, while a session on tents and camping skills was noted. The meeting closed with a song.
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Wamblee-phonks
Seanes Eantet
Sesson
Bhue
Six Casts Present Multilingual Drama Punishment at College
Professor E. 5. DuPoncet leads six casts from Huron College in the one act melodrama Punishment. Performances in Spanish Italian French English Esperanto and German feature 30 students at the college gymnasium on Tuesday night January 20. Cast lists name five students per language with no admission charged.
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E. 5. DuPoncet
Ue Modern Language Department
Huron College
College Gymnasium
Paul Fuller
Elias Chegwin
Robe Roberts
Madge Cotton
Amy Snedigar
Walter Nelson
John Studer
Lee Jones
Janet Vance
Mildred Pugsley
Paul Arthur
Julia Brand
Amelia Widenbach
Prof. DuPoncet
Health survey at Cavour today and Yale tomorrow
The St. Teresa parochial school clinic in Huron finished Friday as part of a county wide health survey of school children. Dr. Margaret Koenig examined 204 pupils at Cavour, noting common defects such as enlarged tonsils and decayed teeth. Dentists Dr. Jay Spink and Dr. E E Wipf aided, and the survey moves to Yale with Koenig lecturing today and Friday.
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Cavour
St. Teresa Parochial Schout
Huron
Margaret Koenig
Yale
Koenig
Jay Spink
E. E. Wipf
Mary Boyle
John Boyle
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Francis Culhane
Ned Buchler
Marvin Fuller
Cleo Jacobs
Meira Hagerty
Betty Bjornson
Frances Calvert
Frank Oslund
Mike Boyle
Martin Greschke
Vincent McGinnty
John Hatgher
John Gorman
Billy Walsh
Midred Grall
Joseph Stahly
Robert Sma
Kathryn Oshund
Inez Losey
Mary Hines
Teresa Jacobs
Mary Hammerlindl
Florence DeWitt
Roy Pierce
Kathleen Henen
Leo McGinity
Fedora Odd Fellows Installs New Officers for 1931
Fedora Jan. 15 Special The Fedora Odd Fellows lodge No. 221 installed a new slate of officers for 1931 led by D. E. Reese as noble grand and Walter Ostrander as K S N G. Henry Walters served as installing officer. members enjoyed an oyster supper afterward. The lodge meets Thursdays with lunch served after each meeting.
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Fedora
O. F
Fedora Odd Fellows Lodge No. 221
D. E. Reese
Noble Grand
Ernest Webb
Will Christensen
M. H. Peterson
D. L. Kram
D. W. Jones
I. B. Schmidt
Will Galitz
Eddie Zimmerman
Walter Ostrander
Will Clarks
RS. V. G
Walter Zimmerman
Henry Walters
Offiver
Federal Lodge
Mitchell Bakery seeks return of truck in liquor case
Mitchell Bakery requests the return of their truck after a driver was seized with liquor. The truck was fined 40 dollars and the driver sentenced to 85 days in jail. Judge John G. Bartine adjourned the circuit court hearing after arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Bakery
Kennebec
Mitchell Baking Concern
John G. Bartine
State official serves as lobbyist for tuberculosis effort
An unidentified secretary of state signs on as a lobbyist for tuberculosis eradication. Harry J. Boyta of Sioux City, Iowa, supports the Sioux City livestock exchange in promoting disease control and animal health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retary
Imark Welton League
Harry J. Boyta
Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Exchange
University team to tour western states in February
An Aberdeen wire reports a university women’s team will be in Aberdeen January 15 and will tour western states starting in February to present a program at normal women’s colleges. The Pittsburgh team is also mentioned in the context of the tour.
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Af Adeedeen Aberdeen
University of Mye Teem
Furnish Oppee Normal Women
Fpitisbure
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