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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
4
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O'Connell and Ed Barrett returned home last night. The other two will stay at the lake for some time. Robert Blume left this morning for Red Lake Falls, Minnesota, to visit friends and relatives for three weeks.
In New York July 12, radio feature pages note George Jessel’s CBS hour ending and a rebirth as Voice of Columbia. Hearst plans July 23 talk from London on American security. CBS and NBC swap and adjust schedules with several marquee programs listed.
The article reports broad support in South Dakota for an ore tax aimed at compensating the state for resources removed by the Homestake mine. It notes about 13,000 signatures, argues the tax would not hinder new mines, and highlights stockholders, including Hearst and Haggin interests, as principal beneficiaries of profits.
The piece argues for a broad federal plan to shape employment through public works and regulate industrial power. It warns of risks from overreach toward state capitalism or socialism and stresses the need for public supervision to prevent abuses while preserving political freedom.
The Sioux City Journal notes U S public opinion questions debts funding for Europe while financing large arms programs. It cites Stanley Baldwin warning the 1930s naval conference to curb spending due to distressed conditions. Baldwin’s stance may push for reductions, amid global financial strain.
The Yankton Press and Dakota Senator Borah is described as a useful but irritating presence in a single handed bid to influence both parties. The piece argues his role is to remind voters of safeguards for the common man, to check monopoly, and to press for protection as the country moves from a low mood toward reform.
Washington D C July 12 Secretary Wallace narrowly avoided a staged confrontation on a northbound train as mystery riders sought service of summons. Fleming guarded the secretary while four men claimed warrants and flashed badges. Amid banter about the NRA and NLRB the scene shifted to Baltimore with legal questions on proper service.
Mrs. Fred Hollis returned from Yankton with her niece Miss Vivian Elies for a two week visit. The Williams family from Huron plan a Lake Poinsett fishing trip with Robert Whitney among them. Mrs. R O Grover of Long Beach was honored at several gatherings including bridge and luncheon hosted by Mrs. BH Bryan. Prizes went to Mrs. A L Lake, Mrs. H M Cass, and guest prizes for Mrs. Grover. Other card parties awarded honors to Mrs. J H Mahaffey and Mrs. H J Gifford. The Grover visit included cards at Mrs W A Erickson’s home. Barrett, Ray O Connell, and John Armstrong joined a fishing trip to Lake Andes.
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