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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
3
Unseasonable heat and scarce moisture affect local small grain fields with rye promising hay potential while corn shows growth needing rain. Grasshoppers remain a menace with reports of large numbers and garden damage, though future rain could boost vegetation and reduce field feeding pressure.
Highmore South Dakota reports Lois Buswell Bud Buswell and Dale York begin a journey to New Mexico Arizona and other southern states. They plan to attend the Century of Progress before returning with York as companion for Bud.
The piece describes Mrs. Roosevelt engaging a lone guest, Mr. Roosevelts quartet performing with diverse Jewish members, and references to White in Czecho Slovakia and Johnson’s banks concerns. It also critiques veterans administration errors and discusses tax ideas linked to Harrison, Baruch, and Parker before hinting at Treasury secretary Woodin and navy dirigible investigations.
The text argues two aircraft carriers offer better sea scouting than dirigibles, with planes covering far more territory and offering a smaller target. It notes Hull’s absence and Philipps running the department, described as cautious and reluctant to reveal details.
James McMullin reports a congressional revolt against Roosevelt driven by radical New York conservatives aiming to split support and attack his policies. The piece notes talk of gold hoarding, potential suits to restore the gold standard, British political shifts, and rising German police scrutiny, with market and banking strains visible in the era.
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