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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
3
In Springfield Illinois police escorted unemployed demonstrators back to their homes after a near riot in Henry Homer Gay's office. A separate 5000 strong women’s march was planned to protest coal field strife and interunion war.
Pierre January session adjourns quickly as lawmakers prepare to head home after a day of routine actions. Bills extended vehicle registration deadlines and other minor measures pass or stall, with major items postponed to after a six week recess.
Standard Oil salesmen from Huron Pierre Highmore Miller Mitchell and Salem attended a school of instruction here conducted by F McK Blough assistant manager of the Huron division. This was the third in a series with prior sessions in Aberdeen and Watertown.
Congress man-elect T. B. Werner of South Dakota’s west river district trades two large ten gallon hats for a derby. Friends joked he would resemble a veteran statesman Borah upon arrival in Washington. After reblocking and cleaning the hats were sold by the cleaner, leaving Werner wearing a derby and harder to tell him apart from others.
South Dakota budget hearings advance as the joint appropriations committee seeks deeper cuts for the 1923 and 1924 fiscal years. Governor Berry urges major reductions, including education and circuit judges, while subcommittees study printing, salaries, and statutory changes to tighten spending.
Washington and Geneva reports say the United States urged Peru to settle the Leticia issue with Colombia peacefully under the Kellogg pact. Secretary Stimson sent a note to Peru's foreign minister, seeking arbitration and restrained actions by Peruvian forces, while the League of Nations urged Peru to respect sovereignty and avoid obstructing Colombian authority.
Mildred Babe Didrickson who had been ordered to bed by her physician after a slight fever has recovered and will resume her schedule today including rehearsals for an upcoming tour. Dr L Roy Leader said she would continue with the planned activities.
The Federal Farm Board reports over 1.2 billion dollars in loans since starting with a 500 million revolving fund. Most loans were short term, with 740 million for wheat and cotton stabilization. Outstanding balances include 208 million for stabilization and 158 million to cooperative marketing associations. Interest earned totals about 10 million, and the fund holds roughly 30 million. Significant repayments since December show little change through January.
New York January 26 The New York Stock Exchange suspended six members for periods from six months to three years in a sweeping disciplinary action. Several suspended belonged to firms Smeltzer Clifford and Co and Ludwig Robertson and Co.
Two trading members were suspended by the Stock Clearing Corporation after withdrawals as clearing members. The suspensions target traders mainly focused on bonds and involve paying gratuities to exchange employees or staff of other financial institutions without approval.
The Paris stock exchange resumed normal operations this morning after yesterday’s protest strike by brokers who opposed parliament’s budget balancing measures and actions seen as disturbing the financial world.
An ad urges readers to try a medicine with a bold claim that "half a million women say it helps me." The message notes availability in liquid or tablet form at all drug stores and invites personal testing.
The Evening Huvenite announces weekly sweepstake winners Phyllis Corner and Bernard Nelson for coloring the Gumps and Moon Mullins pages. Free Huron theatre tickets go to each winner and eight additional entrants. Winners include Melford Kilstrom Kathleen Wynn Billy Beranek Nina Stevens Billy Meadows LaVerne Roberts and others.
Jumbled text fragment mentions cosmetics or pills with unclear meaning. Appears to reference skin issues and a tonic, but lacks coherent context, names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable bits give no definite event or report to summarize.
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