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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
4
An editorial reprint argues liberalism rests on civil liberties and limited state power. It contrasts democracy with liberalism, warns of majority tyranny eroding minority rights, and advocates a practical balance between individualism and collectivism to extend democracy from politics to industry and the economy.
The text argues for a balance between economic liberalism and political democracy. It notes industry’s push for small government, warns against overreach of the central state, and contends only collective action can manage wealth in a liberal democratic framework. Fascism and communism are rejected as incompatible with liberty.
A fragmentary note indicates a section titled Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers. It mentions access for readers of the Evening Huronze and references library and archival storage in the Evening: uronice Balding The Katitor.
Aberdeen American News profiles Sioux Falls Patrolman Lloyd Zeltheeler noting his varied duties. He revived an unconscious man with artificial respiration after a choking incident and assisted at a cow birth on a country road. The piece praises police as helpful, urging readers to appreciate emergency aid and the saying call a policeman.
A Brookings Register piece notes widespread use of a Chicago youth murder case across South Dakota newspapers. Editors discuss crime coverage, media influence, and comparisons to comic strips like Dick Tracy, questioning whether sensational crime reporting affects readers and youth behavior.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes Judge John F. Hughes of Fort Pierre laments that South Dakota law bans capital punishment. He argues the state would consider harsher penalties if the public and legislature supported it, labeling opponents as unimproved. The report also mentions Harry Lauder touring, financed by a cent purchase, per Los Angeles Times.
Washington essays on June weather fueling June fever in Congress as new regional TVA bills push for oath of belief in the law and immunity from lawsuits. Figures like Margenthew and bankers seen, while a planned boat trip gathers lawmakers and officials with noted names and attendees from several states.
A diarist records a day of town errands, car trips, and farm family worries. She contemplates a stay-at-home vacation, requests morning sleep and relaxed days, and weighs the idea against farming duties and a busy household. The entry includes experimental recipes and domestic tasks as she reflects on meals and a possible respite.
Twenty years ago in Huron a college senior class staged a farce titled The Fourth Waltz under Prof Clement Thomas. Albert Mac Milken played Hayward the reclined hobo, Miss Crestal Ettas of the Thompson sisters carried the boners of the evening, with Ahm Roberts Julia Enasel J Schoof Alta Lindsey Whitem Biss and Dorothy in the cast. Mrs E C Ackerman traveled to Poynetle, visiting daughter Mise Lenin. other relatives attended. Registration Day decor brightened Huron shop windows, with Red Cross Nix aiding. Local businesses contributed to the display.
A chaotic, opinionated passage critiques British influence and American reactions amid wartime rhetoric. It riffs on tea, British culture, and anti British sentiment while mockingly examining public officers and media figures. The piece blends satire with scattered names and imagined dialogues.
Mrs B H Sprague and Mrs BL TL Gitebell left town for Lusk Wyoming to visit relatives this week. Mrs Hottie Kesler plans to depart for her claim in Wyoming this evening. Milwaukee welcomed a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harold Till Son, with Mrs Tilson known as Miss Marie Wrichs.
Beadle County reports show cutworms and other worms invading the area around Cavour. Growers seek relief as corn and small grain suffer damage across the north Beadle County. Replanting of corn and sulin planting continue amid reported worm damage.
Wayne J. Wilson of Huron was reelected president of the M2nd Machine Gun Battalion veterans group at a Madison meeting. J. C. Hager, also from Huron, was chosen secretary in a nomination and election tied to the state veterans convention during the World War service unit reunion.
Miss Blackburn formerly wed in this community returned home after a week long vigil at Edna Elder and Borl Gillen homes. Names and details reflect local residents and events in the area.
June 9. The Peres Cosmiam Dakem Wesleyan student publication Thesday vehemently protested the bear of directors when it refused to offer renewal of contracts to three instructors at the institution. The instructors are De Gere Vest head of the Mixlish department, Dr James Var Kirk head of the history department on leave to complete study and work for his masters degree, and De Alice Brethorst head of the education department. In editorials the student senate urged reconsideration by the board of directors to restore the instructors and renew confidence in the administration.
Spee Mer and Mr T Bunshue plan a seven day visit to Elkton spending time at the home of Mr Drnulue's parents. The article notes there is no single formula for crude oil.
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