Fourth of July in Huron Promises Holiday Pleasures
Distressed Cattle Purchase Program okayed by Wallace and a heedless mix of recreation haunt Huronians as Fourth of July plans unfold. Huronians prepare picnics golf swimming and baseball games while city stores and offices adjust hours. Sun Bay and Ravine Park host scheduled matches, with Lake Ravine Park’s new center set to attract crowds. Mayor Walsh urges fireworks safety near beaches and guards reinforce law and order. Weather forecasters promise fair skies and rising temperatures, with a look at weekend venues including three golf courses and the Sioux Fight field.
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Muncise
Tomorow
Huron
Ravine Park
Pierre
Sioux Fitla
American Legion
Ravine Park Lake
Loftus TH Ward
Jerry Snedigar
Red Cross
Arthur Pugslay
Atate Sanitary Equier
J.B. Walsh
Walsh
Jake S. Nelson
Government Weather Bureau
Did You Know column item about John E. Tschetter note
The item claims John E. Tschetter near Yale received 55 loads of amber cane from 20 acres in 1935 and planted only 100 pounds of seed. The Evening Huronite promises cents per accepted Did You Know entry and offers payment via the Huronite office after publication.
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John E. Tschetter
Yale
Huronite
Year Is Closed by State of Nebraska With Big Balance
Lincoln July 3 Nebraska closed its books for the fiscal year 1935 36 with a balance of 20 728 557 in cash and investments Deputy State Treasurer H J Murray said today The grand total balances of June 30th year with various federal allotments taken into consideration was 22 621 920 or 893 373 more he said Of the total balance in state funds 6 981 551 remained in the cash account and 13 747 005 was invested in bonds including issues of several states This state meanwhile is without a penny of bonded indebtedness itself the deputy treasurer said Bonded indebtedness of more than 100 000 is unlawful in Nebraska
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Lincoln
Nebraska
H. J. Murray
Urges Safety On Fourth Of July
Fire crews quickly extinguished a roof fire behind Henry G Hein home at 44 Utah Avenue Southeast caused by children playing with firecrackers shortly after 11 o clock. Police Chief Jake S Nelson warned residents to take precautions amid dry lawns and buildings urging a safe and sane holiday observance in Huron.
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Henry G. Hein
Utah Avenue
Jake S. Nelson
Hein
Nelson
Huron
Berkm an left Berkman note life burdening others
Emma Goldman disclosed her archist associate Alexander Berkman left a note saying he took his life to avoid being a burden. Berkman died June 2 from a hospital authorities called a personal safety related wound. An unidentified man killed near Rapid City was struck by a train near Fourth and Rapid streets Thursday night. Two slips of paper bearing a Sioux City woman’s address helped identify him, with Sheriff Scovel awaiting a reply from Rapid City authorities. Balloonists prepare for a high altitude national balloon race as fighters rig for launch. Major William Flood notes test ballast will be reduced about 15 percent due to thin air, affecting takeoff weight. An outbreak of Mohammedan riots in Tunisia killed one and prompted patrols around Gafsa and Sousse after clashes with gendarmes. Clay County faces possible grasshopper damage endangering corn as insects move into fields.
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Berkman
Kote Wice
France
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Rapid City
Chicago and North Western Railway
Fourth and Rapid Streets
Sioux City
al Scovel
Wiliam Flood
Farley Resignation Question Is Tabled Until Next Week
Washington July 4 The New Deal shelved the resignation question of Postmaster General James A Farley while focusing on a 2 million campaign to re elect President Roosevelt Talks with President Roosevelt during a Shenandoah National Park trip centered on fund planning and campaign staffing Farley and leaders aim to keep the fund near 2 million with a whirlwind fall effort from New York headquarters Rep Sam Rayburn named as tentative head of the Democratic speakers bureau
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Washington
New Deal
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Lata
Charles Michelson
Democratic Party
Roosevelt Farley
Virginia
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Mountains
Sdid
Fice
New York
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Airport Administration Building Project Nears Action
Huron officials led by City Manager Don I Sears returned from Pierre where a Huron delegation discussed the 15000 administration building for W W Howes Municipal Airport with State WPA Engineer Edington. Opening of the new fiscal year July 1 may place the project in line with a broader South Dakota program. Attendees included WL Weir Chamber of Commerce vision committee chair, City Engineer H M Pierce, and City Commissioner F C W Kuehn.
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W. W. Howes Municipal
Huron
Don I. Sears
Pierre
WPA
Edington
South Dakota
Sears
WL. Weir
Chamber of Commerce
Visiion
H. M. Pierce
F. C. W. Kuehn
Sinclair Says He Is Out of Politics
Upton Sinclair announced a complete and final retirement from politics in Pasadena California on July 3. As a Democratic nominee for California governor in 1934 he said the retirement was in response to numerous requests for a statement and indicated he would focus on completing novels.
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Pasadena
Cal
Upton Sinclair
California
Roceavett
Youth May Lose Out in Attempt To Enter Prison
Falls City Nebraska July officer said Orden Richard twenty three sought the penalty for automobile theft then stole a car from Officer Dave McCage to gain entry as a penitentiary inmate. Sheriff Gatca and Chief Ankrom saw the theft and Richard was captured. County Attorney Falloon said the act could not be charged as car theft if the sole aim was admission to the penitentiary.
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Falls City
Neb
Orden Richard
Dave McCaye
Richard
Irvin Gatca
McCage
Judd Ankrom
J. H. Falloon
Flames Sweep St. Lawrence Fire Destroys three stores in Lawrence
A July 3 fire caused by exploding oils stored at the Farmers Union Store in St. Lawrence destroyed the Farmers Wilon Store, Fisher's Shoa Shop, and Mrs Finder's Variety Store. The blaze, aided by wind, lasted three hours and caused about 20000 dollars in damage, with two thirds insured at the Farmers Store. the shoe shop was owned by Fred Hatch of Miller and the Variety store stock was saved. Firefighters used chemical agents from Miller to control the flames and prevent spread to nearby buildings. Tom Murphys blacksmith shop was saved, and embers threatened the LeRoy Blanchard home two blocks away.
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St. Lawrence
Barrow
Farmers Union
Farmers Wilon
Fisher's Shoa
Finder
Fgmes
Abbott
Fred Hatch
Miller
Aarnes
LeRoy Blanchard
Zioncheck Considers Governorship Race in Washington
Seattle congressman Jess Marlon A Zioncheck says he may run for governor this fall, claiming the state would place him in charge of all insane asylums. He adds he would rid the state of so called insanity experts and would back President Roosevelt for re election due to limited alternatives.
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Seattle
Jay
Post-intelligencer
Jess Marlon A. Zioncheck
Washington
Zionbeck
Roosevelt
Doubleheader Tonight Buries July Fourth Paper Day
The Evening Huronite announces a pre holiday doubleheader edition with no July Fourth issue. Pages 8 and 9 substitute for the usual comic strip page, extending continuity across two pages and reshaping the publication layout for the holiday.
Precautionary Step Aids Stricken South Dakota Farmers
PIERRE July 3 WPA and Relief Administration officials rush to complete an emergency relief program for drought decimated South Dakota counties. M A Kennedy says about 1 000 farmers have WPA projects and up to 7 000 may be employed by next week. Subsistence grants will aid families unable to work, with wage terms and winter protections outlined.
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Pierre
Works Progress and Resettlement Administration
South Dakota
M. A. Kennedy
WPA
Resettlement Administration
Kennedy
Reservement Administration
Seounbes
Codington
Devel
Hamlin
Brookings
Lake
Moody
McCook
Minnehaha
Hutchinson
Turner
Lincoln
Union
Clay
Yankton
Ban Hamme
Nab South Dakotans On Car Theft Charge
Boston dispatch reports Leon Baker of Sioux Falls South Dakota and an accomplice were arrested after police say they stole a car in Madison SD and fled to Sioux Falls where they hijacked another vehicle. Police fired when the pair did not stop. both cars wrecked and the pair escaped.
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South
Riverside Comic Fields Given Recovery Plan After Pneumonia
Comedian W. C. Welds known as Fields remains convalescent in Riverside California after a pneumonia attack. Doctors plan to move him to an Arizona resort within ten days for further treatment as Dr Jennebron announces the course.
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Fields
Riverside
Cal
Arizona
Air
Annshing
W. C. Welds
Aes
Jennebron
Wallace Suggests Novel Insurance Plan for Farmers
Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace proposed a new insurance idea for farmers in a July interview at St Paul en route to Des Moines. He described a system where premiums could be paid in kind with crops, offering insurance against future crop failures, while noting there is no current plan for federal implementation.
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ST. Paul
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Second Siamese Twin Succumbs
Medford Massachusetts reports the death of a baby girl born as a Siamese twin attached to her deceased sibling. Dr. John B. Vernaglia, 31, described the dying infant’s gradual weakening despite preparations to separate the twins’ skulls. The larger twin died shortly after birth.
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Medford
Mass
Slater
John B. Vernaglia
Phy
Sician
Diego Fiorenzo
Vernaglia
Varaglia
Kellhold
Firecracker Explodes in Childs Mouth injuring boy
Chester reports a boy age 9 or 10 injured when a firecracker exploded in his mouth during a pre holiday celebration. The blast split his tongue tore his lip and burned his face. A playmate lit the cracker while another boy held it. It follows another recent similar Arkansas accident involving a 12 year old lad in Hot Springs.
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Chester
Roy Housman
Billie
James Blaisdell
Hot Springs
Dr Clutter to Lecture at Central Church of Christ
Evangelist Dr Edward Clutter, who has held meetings at Campbell Park, will present an illustrated lecture tonight at Central Church of Christ on Oregon Avenue southeast. He will lead Sunday services at 10 a m and 8 p m and continue meetings through the week.
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Clutter
Edward Clutter
Campbell Park
Central Church of Christ
Oregon Avenue
Reete
Central’ Church of Christ
Secretary Warns Against Unnecessary Purchases Amid Drought
The drought plagued regions of North and South Dakota face extreme heat with 96 to 104 degree readings. Secretary Henry Wallace says extensive cattle purchases are not needed unless conditions worsen, after authorizing up to a million cattle purchases. Wheat prices slip, while damages soar to 250 million dollars. aid plans and road projects are readied as farmers brace for continued hardship and potential relief.
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North
South Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Pierre
Mobridge
S.D
Pietief
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Des Moines
Henry Wallace
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vidulgy
Fragmentary forecast text notes warmer conditions tonight and Saturday with potential misprints. It mentions southeast winds and general warming into the weekend.
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Huron
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