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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
4
The piece argues Izaak Walton League stance against air pollution and a Barkley bill to fund an expensive city sewage plant. It frames the issue as a test of citizen and conservationist responsibility against greed, urging action and votes against the bond.
Readers study a mixed page showing a geography themed word puzzle with many entries and a long local news digest. It describes social events at the Royal Hotel, warding off dense notes about residents, church orders, college updates, and hospital visits.
Washington report says House Rivers and Harbors Committee likely to seek fast approval for Sen Barkley’s stream pollution bill, while Mundt’s bill languishes. Izaak Walton League condemns Barkley as a sham and urges defeat, arguing true controls would be weak and costly.
Quote from Thomas Mann cites that a wife’s cooking can deter rivals, while noting the saying applies only if the rival is a better cook. The remark frames American identity as both people and world.
A diary entry recounts planting tomatoes near apple trees on a May day with twins, detailing can preparation and worm protection. It recalls Amy's canned plums and a wedding anniversary joke about the unsweetened fruit, reflecting the authors’ home life and humor.
An essay argues that politics should reflect the rights of citizens and true representation. It warns that politics has too often become a game for personal gain and stresses unselfish, capable leaders to uphold democracy through accountable government. It calls politics a social science and a sacred citizen obligation.
Washington reports a New Deal award for outstanding propaganda in a lengthy USHA release praising housing efforts while omitting actual spending. Critics argue the figures mislead about money spent and claim the government press promotes a biased view of housing programs.
Associated Press summaries radio programming as of June 1 detailing WABC CBS shifting Sunday evening symphony to summer hours, WJZ NBC moving Sun day afternoon Magic Key to Mondays, and Ed Gardner starring as Archie in a summer radio theatre replacement starting July 10. Includes tonight's fights and varied programs across WABC WEAF WIZ and NBC networks with sports and music slots listed.
The Rapid City Military Band and Mitchell Municipal Band are secured for the entire Fair Week per C. M. Melivaine secretary of the Fair Association. A banquet was held by the Mil, details unreadable due to damaged text.
June 1 Spe air. and Mrs. Bruce Ingerson and Lily of Huron visited the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sina in Wayland for a Sunday call.
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