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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
9
In Brookings on June 14 the drought relief director published Q and A on the federal cattle purchasing program. Questions cover appraisal before signing, withdrawal rights, condemned animal pricing and disposal, blanket mortgages, handling of condemned cattle, and payment timing.
A London committee report shows only partial relief from Scotch whisky surplus after US repeal. Malt whisky production fell to 295,418 gallons in 1933 from 2,192,986 in 1932, with an anticipated 2,000,000 gallons output for the current year due to weak 1933 production. A Danish boat line Middelfart Dampskibsselskab declared a 300 percent dividend, payable in three installments, amid its monopoly on Middelfart to Snoghoe traffic. In Rio de Janeiro, 284 of 8,000 job applicants for mail carrier posts failed medicals, 132 with respiratory ailments.
Diplomats applaud Latvia Estonia and Lithuania for shifting to authoritarian rule. Observers note Latvia and Estonia stabilize after a parliamentary party system while Lithuania follows Mussolini as a model. Leaders praised include Latvia’s Ulmanis and Paets of Estonia, with debates over Germany and Soviet influence shaping the new order.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a museum in Corinth Greece receiving an American gift. The passage references Baltic exploitation by forebears and notes the current impoverishment of a regional group, but details are unclear and no full facts are provided.
The gift of Mrs. William H. Moore of New York was opened here and formally handed over to the Greek government. It houses relics unearthed near this city under the auspices of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.
Nebraska public school teachers face salary increases next year, announced by R. 2. Moritz director of the teachers' placement bureau at the University of Nebraska. The plan would affect nearly half of the state's public school teachers.
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