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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
4
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A proposed distribution system aims to enable pilots to buy their ships on time. Without action, most pilots risk continuing to fly in older planes owned by others by year’s end.
June 24 marks the 4$82 first statehood convention in Canton. A 1902 frost hit the north half of South Dakota. 1918 A G Tuve president of Augustana College died at Canton aged 54. 1921 Edward R Winans assistant attorney general killed in a Geddes car crash. 1921 Charley H Barteldt Sioux Falls lawyer killed in Geddes crash.
A June feature analyzes a New York wedding cost survey showing totals from $2 license to $83,318 for an extravagant ceremony. Items include organist, flowers, club dinner, 800 plates, wedding dress, bridesmaids, minister, rings, announcements, and gifts.
Aviation growth surges after Lindbergh's flight with Sherman Fairchild predicting 10 000 planes to be built in 1929 up from 4 300 in 1928 and pilots rising from 5 000 to as many as 15 000 by year end. The article notes airport spending could reach 93 million while training accelerates.
The section discusses Huron favored to entertain South Dakota visitors at Odd Fellows events in Pierre. John Hipple, editor mayor, opposes the municipally owned electric plant sale to power companies and mayors’ clash signals a statewide political feint. Ambassador Dawes’ remark on King George sparks curiosity.
The city inaugurates supervised play for children from 9 30 to 11 30 during vacation with Elmer Stolte leading the effort backed by the chamber of commerce and board of education. Five ward schools will use all equipment, with calls for a longer 2 to 8 window. supporters say plays shape moral and religious character, stressing parental responsibility.
A historical note reports President Hoover asserting sole responsibility for selecting United States attorneys and federal judges, minimizing Senate influence on confirmations. The piece highlights tensions between Hoover and some Republican senators over policy enforcement and judicial appointments.
London reports Ram say MacDonald, famed for antiwar stance, is once more head of the British government. The piece traces his rise from a Scottish village to Labour leadership, his wartime role, marriage to Margaret MacDonald, and his earlier ouster followed by returns to power.
The life story of James Ramsay MacDonald cycles from poverty to leader of Britain as Liberia era voters elect the Liberal party. Americans see the tale as typically American and note his informal ties with leaders like Dawes and Hoover.
The piece describes Labour leader Ramsay MacDonald and details his simple private life. It outlines his political rise, family, and personal habits, noting his teetotal, Spartan tastes and social interests. It mentions his daughter Isabel and two other daughters Joan and Sheila, plus sons Alister and Malcolm.
Local notes recall Mr and Mrs J O Van Syckel returning home from Aberdeena Home Coming. John Sauer back from the city to Big Stone Lake. C M McIlvaine buys an aeroplane banner for a Lee’s Rample sale and plans Black Hills flights. Andrew Martin and Margaret Kutschback wed at Idaho Street home. Grand Army of South Dakota encampment heads to Sioux Falls with local delegates. Emma Cool departs for Sioux Falls for the meeting. Lt Governor Shober visits Huron. Miss Gerda Fetterman returns from Esmond after a visit with Henry Meyer.
Central Time radio lineup lists Benny Krieger Orchestra and Roger W. Babson segments alongside national forums. Stations include WABC WHE WGHP KMBC WCCO WMAQ WKRC WOWO and WEEPKi, with musical programs and dance features across multiple outlets.
A compact listing of radio broadcasts and schedules across multiple stations including WEAF KOA KSL KGO KGW KOMO KFI WABC and others. It details time slots for dance orchestras, city highlights, features, and special programs across cities like New York Chicago Des Moines Detroit and Minneapolis, noting specific show names and hosts.
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