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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented news item notes lawmen closing in on a figure nicknamed Pretty Boy Mas. The story hints at pursuit through towns, with references to old friends in Toledo and a tense meeting along the way. Details remain vague due to damaged text.
A discussion argues that stable capital labor relations require government power to act in crises. It compares France with the United States and other democracies, warning that without a designated authority to intervene, industrial society loses its safety valve and risks severe conflict.
The piece argues Americans distrust European war entry and oppose Asian entanglement. It notes trade with China and Japan, questions benefits of war, cites 1833 trade figures, and warns against imperial comparisons while urging a peaceful resolve and clear stance. It emphasizes staying at peace if possible and deciding now.
Harvard scientists W F Wells and H W Brown spent five years researching airborne influenza. They found ultraviolet light can kill the virus, enabling potential use in hospitals theaters schools and auditoriums to reduce transmission. This breakthrough is hailed as a major advance for preventive medicine and civilization.
The readable fragments describe French workers and employers in tension, with talk of political rather than industrial aims. The text hints at a general movement seeking to pressure government and a leadership under Leon Bhim, amid calls for broader revolutionary sentiment.
The National Crime Prevention Institute led by Dr Sheldon Glueck of Harvard Law School aims to coordinate city state and national crime prevention efforts. It will start with public schools as the first approach to stopping crime before acts occur, filling gaps in current anti crime measures.
A New York Times correspondent notes that meetings remain preliminary and merely adjourned, with Europe’s leaders avoiding decisive action. The Locarno powers seek to keep talks going as a safer alternative to conflict, amid widespread wariness of stepping beyond discussion.
The article explains that 4-H club demonstrations, often two-person teams, are a key teaching method. Demonstrations build public speaking skills, introduce new techniques, and show the public benefits of 4-H work. Teams gain value by repeatedly presenting at clubs, schools, and community groups to encourage participation.
Practical home recipe guidance focuses on preventing soggy bottom crusts in two crust fruit pies. It discusses parbaking shells, thickening fruit juice with flour or tapioca, and layering techniques before final baking to achieve a crisp crust and properly cooked filling.
fragmented note records a Farmereite 4 H Club meeting at Dearbo with Evalyn Rice and J Misngeret among listed members. text is incomplete but indicates a local 4 H gathering and participant names.
Fragmentary OCR style word list and clues across vertical and horizontal entries. Reads like partial crossword like puzzle with numbered hints and undefined answers. Lacks coherent narrative or identifiable news event.
Washington July 20. Rodney Dutcher surveys John Lewis and the CIO steel drive as it shapes federal response and party politics. He notes key actors in Washington including the CIO, AFL, United Mine Workers, and New Deal strategists eyeing Pennsylvania and national labor power.
College students organize Alpha Phi Omega as a Scouting program with 50 chapters and about 4000 participants, begun at Lafayette College in Easton in 1926 and MIT forming its first chapter with 31 students. The program focuses on service to students, the community, and the nation.
The Pearl Creek Go-Getters have reorganized and aim to play other teams. Interested parties should contact Temperley or Posy Bergstrom at Taveur.
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