Congress Acts On Tax Bill To Balance Budget
Washington reports indicate Congress will pass the $1,129,000,000 revenue measure within a day or so. The piece notes harsh press scrutiny and political blame, urging reform to restore solvency and confidence while criticizing delayed action and public sentiment.
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Concruss
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Mac
Conference Committee
Frank R. Kent
Fiaiimoss Sun
Congressing
Kent
Wilich
Jy Mehenars
Ce Tainty
Nero
Son
Sioux Falls Reporter Covers National Conventions Daily
Central South Dakotans will learn of headliner rules and daily delegates news through The Evening Huronite. R H Brugere Associated correspondent at Sioux Falls will report from Chicago for the Republican gathering starting June 14 and provide ongoing dispatches until adjournment.
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South
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Territory
Chicago
Brugere
Democratic Convention Coverage Planned for June 27 Start
The piece describes extensive news coverage planned for the upcoming Democratic convention opening on June 27, about two weeks after the Republican meeting. Special leased wires and expert telegraphers will relay real time developments to readers, with Associated Press service promising unparalleled political coverage for The Evening Huenvite.
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Terest
Associated Press
Congress cooperates across parties to push urgent legislation
Leaders from both parties show willingness to act for the country amid critical conditions. Critics say Congress debates and delays, but recent efforts emphasize economy and urgent bills. Chamberlain urges adjournment after settlements. Missouri river town hosts a two mile daily parade from June 6 to August 14 as part of a broad celebration.
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Congress
Chamberlain
Peter
Missouri River
Press Comment Reflects Mixed U S Economic Activity
New York Times analysis argues that despite serious problems a broad recovery is under way. It notes steel and autos showing resilience, rail freight up, bank failures easing, and most workers still employed, while urging concrete policy steps to bolster exports and transport.
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New York Times
Times
United States
Congress
Interstate Commmerce Commission
Washington
Deflation of Garner boom reshapes Democratic hopes
The Sioux City Journal notes a swift collapse of Speaker John Nance Garner’s presidential bid as pork barrel politics and treasury balance fears damage prospects. It argues Garner’s self-inflicted misstep could guide Democrats toward a clearer Chicago nomination choice and urges others to self eliminate to serve the party.
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John Nance Garner
Texas
McAdoo
Mr. Hearst
Gamer
House
Senate
Frank Kent
Baltimore Sun
Garner
Hoover
Mr. Kent
Baltimore
Chicago
Rally of Sally 4-Hers Draws Bally County Crowd
About 140 4-H members and friends attended a rally day in Onida with programs at the schoolhouse. Talks covered what is expected from 4-H members, with community singing and various club showcases highlighting health, education, and practical projects.
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Bally County
Onida
WH. A
G. F. Williamson
Lois Palmes
Ethel Dorothy McGilvrey
Acho
Yale Extension Club Presents One Act Play The Royals
Yale extension club staged the Royals a one act comedy before thirty guests and twelve members. New officers were elected Mrs Ted Kuehl president Mrs Gene Garry vice president Mrs H H Moon secretary treasurer and new members joined including Mrs W Boyd Mrs W Patitz Mrs William Muself Mrs G Haines and Mrs Q Zeigeldorf. cast listed with Mrs J D Kaufmary Grandma Gregg and others. Eugene Garry directed. Next meeting set at Mrs Charles Kaufman home in July.
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YALE
Good Will Extension Club
the Royals
Ted Kuehl
Gene Garry
Carl Harding
H. H
Susan Jane Jones
R. E. Welsh
Kate
Emil Maass
Grace
Edith
Charles Kaufman
Ode
J. B. Gross
Eugene Garry
Scouts Study Trees At Thursday Meeting Huron Boy Scouts
Huron Boy Scouts troop 1 met Thursday evening at the K C hall for nature study led by Scoutmaster A C Schwiderski. Each scout received a tree leaf and card for mounting with back info. Tests on tree and shrub naming followed, with a contest announced by J S Bauer. Plans discussed for a Kampeska camp and a closing song.
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Huron
K. C. Hall
Ted Sandell
A. C. Schwiderski
J. S. Bauer
DakoTsh
Kampeska
Sandell
Kennard
South American Talk On Native Land For Children
Miss Margaret Peterson will lead a program at the Huron Koran library on June 4 detailing South America. Barranquilla, Colombia noted. the event invites boys and girls to gather at 4 PM to learn about the speaker's home and native country during a vacation-themed journey.
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South America
Margaret Peterson
Elias Chegwin
Barranquilla
Columbia
Soutly
Wbrary
Huron Children Set for Japan World Trip
Huron Public Library marks a break from the annual reading contest as Miss Margaret Peterson leads a group of Huron children on a three month voyage aboard the S A Libraria. The itinerary includes Los Angeles and Yokohama, with details of ship life, meals, and bunk crewmates.
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Huron Public Liary
Margaret Peterson
Huron
Los Angeles
Japan
S. A
S. A. Libraria. We Left Huron On A Team Bound For Lux Angries
Club Members To Attend 4-H Camp
Four-H club members from the Cheyenne Agency district will attend camp June 19 through 18 with a $2.50 three day fee covering food lodging and buildings. Registration is Wednesday afternoon June 15.
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Cheyenne Agency
H. M. Jones
Potter
Dewey
Ziebsch
Stanley
Sully
Medicine Rock
Jones
Forestburg Plans Summer Concert Series With School Band
Forestburg announces a summer music program sponsored by local business leaders. H Williamson of Wagner signed a contract with the school board to oversee seasonal work. Rehearsals begin Tuesday June 21 followed by a concert on June 22 with one rehearsal and one concert per week.
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Forestburg
H. Williamson
Wagner
Davis
Presidential Question Across The Ages Puzzle List
A scrambled historical word puzzle lists numerous clues and numbers touching potential dictionary entries and clues like grains caterpillar hair and other terms. The garbled page references word meanings and cross references across rows, mixing botched spellings and stray numbers.
Huron Scouts Complete Overnight Hiking Test
Eugene Pugsley and I began a seven mile out hike at 5 30 pm camping between ash trees. We faced night visitors from a nearby farm and met a cat at the tent wall. We returned by ten am after a six mile east and one mile south trek. The trip stressed self reliance, fire building and shelter making.
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Billy Frost
Orian Patrol
Huron
Weil
Ike
Jaresent
Bela
Eugene Pugsley
Mr. Pugsley
Teip Fs
Federal Indian Sanitarium Planned for Pierre
Construction of a federal Indian sanitarium at Pierre likely to begin in late August or September. The building sits northeast of the state capitol, 204 by 46 feet, with a 97 foot rear central addition. Three stories tall, it will include a nurses home, two doctors homes, and a garage, with future dormitories planned.
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Pierre
State Capitol
Wayland Girl Reserve Plans Summer Meetings
The Wayland Girl Reserve club met in the club room on June 1 to set a summer schedule with meetings on the first and third Thursdays. The next regular gathering will be a social at Gladine Lilly’s home, hosted by Antionette and Gladine with Eunice V Ravenscrott listed as Aub révorter.
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Wayland Girl Reserve Club
Gladine Lilly
Antionette
Gladinea Mill
Eunice V Ravenscrott
Aub Révorter
Rhubarb Pie Variations From An Old Family Recipe
A family note shares rhubarb based fillings and pastry instructions. Includes a two crust raisin version and tips for rolling, sealing, and baking at 425 then lowering to 350 for about 40 minutes, with steam vents and edge trimming.
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Ernstom
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago items from Huron record departures and visits. John Longstafé left for Pierre after a brief stay. Mrs. W H Davis of Hitchcock and Miss Katie McWeeney prepared for Dodgeville. Families travel for visits, fishing trips, and relatives, and clergymen J S Butt and D M Butt arrived to attend college trustees meetings.
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John Longstafé
Pierre
W. H. Davis
Hitchcock
W. B. Moody
Katie McWeeney
Dodgeville
Wiz
John A. Saver
John
Ray Hinckley
Mr. Sauer
Clinton, Winn
Joe Creek Rain Brings Weather Weigh In on Crops
June 4 report notes about half an inch of rain in the Joe Creek area with southeast winds bringing some tree tops and building damage. Rain boosts grain and Sudan grass growth though local insects remain numerous but small and restrained by cool, damp conditions.
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Joe Creek
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