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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1934
Page
4
A fragment from a 1930s publication discusses the Italian prima donna in a pictured scene while the text also covers mortgage rates and the Frazier-Lemke act, noting special rates and a five year continuation from May 1933. The piece mentions the act as an amendment to the Federal Bankruptcy act aiding debtors with preexisting loans.
The piece argues democracy tolerates industrial warfare as a price of freedom. It contrasts democratic risks with regimes like Russia and Italy where strikes are suppressed by total control. It warns that eliminating strikes would require fascism or communism, undermining democracy, while urging patience for justice and responsibility to safeguard democratic norms.
A Forbes writer argues that while maintaining impartial view on economic policy, the Old Deal delivered remarkable gains for the United States. The piece notes U S leadership in industry, high wages, vast savings, expanding higher education, increased travel and recreation, broad home ownership, insurance coverage, and strong labor relations as indicators of past prosperity. It questions whether America developed machinery and mechanization to its fullest potential.
The piece lauds American progress under the New Deal highlighting leadership in transportation aviation electricity telephony motion pictures radio and television It credits the Roosevelt administration with social justice child labor agriculture and philanthropy while urging continued government responsiveness and efficacy in peace prosperity and happiness.
A West Side war veteran Richard Johnson interrupted a store robbery in Chicago and captured four robbers single handed. A warning not to testify followed by an assault attempt. Johnson fought back and three more attackers ended up in police cells alongside the earlier suspects.
A presidentially considered plan calls for a belt of trees 1 mile wide and 3,000 miles long from the Canadian border to the Texas Panhandle to combat wind erosion and soil loss. Charles Lathrop Pack cites fertility gains. cost estimated at 75 million dollars, 8 to 12 years to complete, employing thousands, seen as a prudent New Deal conservation measure.
The text argues that farm price declines and purchasing power drops drive overall economic gloom, while nonfarm prices fail to fall in tandem. It links parity to the AAA and NRA, contending NIRA boosted some prices, the dollar devalued others, hurting farmers and sustaining unemployment.
Washington dispatch notes that many sons of famous men serve in New Deal roles, listing offspring of Wallace Morgenthau Taft and others in key agencies, plus an aside on perceived Jewish influence in administration and a vignette about Russian embassy luxury and cultural attitude.
Step by step dessert methods yield a double sorbet and fruit sherbet. Recipes detail condensed milk lemon butter sugar fruit and egg whites for sherbet, plus raspberry gelatin raspberries water sugar lemon juice and freezing steps for a raspberry sorbet. Serves six and yields two quarts.
Readers send questions on AAA programs cattle buying and farm problems for answers from the Farm Editor with extension service help. Topics covered include cropping on contracted land hog ownership division rules and Federal Land Bank loan interest under the Frazier-Lemke act.
The article describes Dr. Feis planning a London and Netherlands inspection to collect confidential economic reports for the department. It notes Mr. Child’s recent departure and suggests Feis may complete tasks he left undone, amid broader cabinet activity and new commission bustle. Kennedy, now chairman of the stock exchange committee, wins cautious support after early skepticism due to his prior market work.
Funeral services were held in the Lutheran church at Volga for P. O. Pederson a South Dakota resident since WT He came to Dakota as a young man driving one of the first herds into the territory He later surveyed and trapped before taking up land near the Sioux River and farm life following his early work on the trails and rivers.
Washington reports the 1934 political offensive is underway with intensive campaign activity across the nation. Jim Farley announces the fight is on as candidates prepare for November 6 election day, while Republicans mobilize with the "new deal" critique and a summer of political planning. The piece also covers a July picnic at Lake Preston and social honors for Mrs. J. Bolton of Des Moines.
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