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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1939
Page
4
A reflective diary vignette from S. D. Farm Woman on a May 21 night describes a gorgeous coppery moon and silvery cloud reflections. She notes her twins’ fruitless fishing, urges youths to learn from futility, and shares small domestic details about preserving silverware, birth cake decorations, and adapting to farm life. The tone is contemplative and instructional, with musings on individuality vs circumstance.
A scrambled cryptic style crossword notes across and down clues with numbers and mismatched phrases. It references ships, geometry, geography, languages, and periodic terms suggesting a chaotic puzzle page fragment from a newspaper. The jumble mentions Krupp steel and capital cities among scattered entries, with incomplete words and stray annotations.
The piece notes 20 years after earlier wartime seizures, British merchant ships off China are boarded by Japanese war vessels, prompting protests. It draws parallels to 1914 17 naval neutral rights disputes involving Britain and the United States, warning of potential U.S. response under changing global tensions.
Huon Chamber of Commerce aviation committee weighs plans for observing the fifth anniversary of air mail service into Huron. July 3 marks five years since launch when one part time worker served W. W. Howes municipal sport. Now about 25 people are engaged, and Huron offers air mail in four directions. Community leaders expect widespread celebration.
A compact feature lists the answers to a mini quiz on三个 topics including Japan's monetary unit and a pineapple segment, plus the sculptor of The Thinker. It also repeats Words of Wisdom and Horoscopes with brief commentary and a sample answer key.
A fragmentary news item reflects on political rhetoric and media satire. It notes Congress as wary as a rookie facing the New York Yankees, mocks liberal labels tied to taxpayer money, and jests about celluloid collars, sponsor spins, and famous last words.
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader criticizes Representatives Mundt and Case for backing the Townsend plan. It notes Congress rejected the measure 302 to 1097 and urges voters to withhold renomination if they fail to demonstrate economic understanding and ethics.
Washington reports that a Treasury official whispered of a Roosevelt veto on the farm bill. Senators heard the tale as if a veto message was already written, prompting bold talk on taxes parity payments and budget effects. The piece notes Congress may resist new taxes, while observers question the president’s impact on the Supreme Court and potential picks for chief justice.
A June 7 NBC WEAF special honors the King and Queen of England with a synchronized U.S. time broadcast from Hyde Park guests of President Roosevelt. The schedule lists diverse programs across WOR WABC WJZ and NBC networks including One Man's Family Tommy Dorsey Fred Allen Kay Kyser Paul Whiteman Eddie Guest and dance music, with mentions of public interest segments and various talks and concerts through the evening.
Royal observers mock a Washington garden party at the British embassy as a social tempest over 14 invitations inflames Anglo American relations. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth are amused yet puzzled by the furor while reporters quarrel over tickets, reshaping social drama into a diplomatic jest.
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