Parkinson Returns After Medical Clinics Series
Dr Parkinson resumes duties after a three week period during which he attended a series of cathe pathic clinics and lectures. He conducted specialized work focusing on asthma and hay fever.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
10
Dr Parkinson resumes duties after a three week period during which he attended a series of cathe pathic clinics and lectures. He conducted specialized work focusing on asthma and hay fever.
A Saturday wind and hail storm tore down the barn on the Claude Harris farm. Hail damaged crops on adjacent farms north of town.
Special Prosecutor Thomas F. Dewey launches a sweeping crackdown on trucking, restaurant, and labor rackets in New York City. He cites 64 convictions of top extortionists and highlights a Harlem policy gang bust worth millions. The effort expands to other industries as witnesses describe brutal shakedowns and threats. Dewey vows continued action until gangs are broken.
In Chicago July 23 1945 the American Association resumed after All Stars events as Minneapolis Millers opened a series with Toledo while the Columbus Red Birds beat the All Stars and moved to St Paul Louisville faced the revived Milwaukee Brewers Indianapolis and Kansas City also played. The Blues adopted constitution changes to bar officials from federal or state remunerative posts, affecting Legion leadership roles.
The convention approved redistricting across 14 districts with nine districts gaining changes while five districts remain unchanged. A new youth organization constitution and by laws were adopted. Marie Koch of Aberdeen named department president of the Legion Auxiliary, succeeding Bernice H. Ewing of Ashton as national committeewoman for South Dakota. Eleanor Wright named second vice president, Amy Anderson as secretary, Louis Hallberg as treasurer, Hope Wilbur as historian. Eva Sherburne of Madison endorsed for national historian. Centerville won the Spafford membership trophy for greatest increase from June 15 to June 25.
Charles E. Gus Dorais of the University of Detroit held an early aura of leadership in the nationwide poll selecting a coaching staff for the college squad to meet the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field on September 2.
In Corsica July semi-pro baseball, Jeb Woerres fanned many as Corsica beat Alcester 5 to 4 and Wolff held foes to four hits. Lead beat Canova 8 to 2 behind Warren’s two-hitter and 19 strikeouts. Bridgewater forfeited to Freeman. upcoming games schedule Stickney vs Irene and Yankloo vs Rapid City with finals set for Friday and Saturday.
Woonsocket city baseball team will face the Junior League in a benefit game Tuesday evening August 3 at 6 20 at the local digmond. The Junior League adds a new pitcher and catcher, while the rest stay as regulars. Proceeds go to pay doctor bills for Charles Steichen who broke his collarbone recently.
The Huron Boys Club selects top players from three teams to face an Orient squad next Sunday in a first exhibition game. An East team 12 to 3 victory over North highlighted strong hitting as Hofer Woodward Stuhl and Kaminsky led the roster.
The report notes a postponement for a inter-district game between West and Ket to allow the state tournament. The boys will travel with Leo Bloomberg and Bil Parsons to the out of town event.
A visiting party from Highmore and Santa Ana residents spent Sunday night and Monday with Mrs. Adela Thompson in Highmore. The group included Dr. George Youel and daughter Dorothy of Huron and Mrs. Robert Whealey and Mrs. Ben Johnson. They picnicked near Camp Dakotah.
The annual Lutheran Sunday School picnic took place Sunday at the home of William Anderson with Saree Crawd among attendees.
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