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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1939
Page
4
Police crack down on bicycle violations under a new city ordinance. Juvenile offenders are warned by Judge R M Russell that repeated violations may lead to fines or jail. Officials argue suspension of bicycle privileges aims to protect pedestrians and riders from injury or death.
The piece warns of hidden dangers in artificial lakes with steep drop offs that trap swimmers. Huron Lions Club proposes marking hazardous spots with Red Cross cooperation to prevent drownings seen in recent years around Huron.
James A. Mills calls Mohandas K Gandhi the world’s most powerful leader, citing his spiritual and political influence over 360 million Indians, his ability to steer self government in British India, and his impact felt across Britain despite controversy.
In a diary entry dated June 14 a Central S D farm woman recounts a kitchen mishap when a cake dissolves into a flop due to forgotten baking powder. She narrates wartime family life with humor, naming the dish Pour Layers of Paradise and joking about public tolerance and the value of trying new recipes.
Answers include Diogenes lived in Corinth Luzon is the largest Philippine island Juliet is betrothed to Paris The quoted wisdom cites Nansen and etiquette hints note a birthday horoscope claims a child will be clever artistic and marry well
Pierre capital editor notes the death of Alvin Waggoner, a renowned attorney and state social security official, former regents board member, and active citizen. He died in Rapid City Hospital from meningitis. Waggoner was well known and loved in Pierre for his Red Cross work and public service across local, state, and national levels.
Governor and Mrs. Stassen were barred from the royal presentation line at a Winnipeg event. The incident reflects local political rivalry and ceremonial red tape. The Stassens met the setback with grace, and officials expressed regret for the embarrassment to Minnesota’s governor and his wife.
A quirky note on ancient Egypts 4000 year old ball game echoes a modern view as two Philadelphia clubs continue play. A satirical voice comments on prosperity, US gold reserves, and a bargain ad for a forty eight piece china set at 2.50.
Fragmented OCR presents a jumble of crossword clues and partial phrases. The readable bits reference various clues and numbers like 1 Kind of 28, 20 Tumult attention, 31 Who was Chinese the second, and 125 About, among others, with numerous garbled tokens and stray symbols. The readable content hints at a standard puzzle layout but lacks coherent clues or answers.
Washington dispatch says spyglass shows no imminent general war from Japan’s push against Britain and France in China. Settlement out of court expected. Japan has edge in field. insurance prosecutions unlikely. economic committee evidence may drive reform. Alcatraz crowd riot risk. Cummings' stance, Wagner Rogers bill limits German child migration. Roosevelt lobbying on farm bill and neutrality debate.
New York reports radio feature schedules with WEAF NBC WABC CBS WIZ NBC and WJZ listings. Programs include Human Nature in Action One Man's Family Tommy Dorsey Kay Kyser trio Eddie Guest Paul Whiteman Band Theater of Stars Johnson Family Amos and Andy Easy Aces Fred Waring Time and Major Bowes Amateurs, among others. Broadcasts span 4:05 to 9:00 PM Central with varied music talk drama and news segments.
Eleven reporters arrive aboard the Allannec Clipper at Marseilles after crossing the Atlantic in a record flight. They tour Paris, attend a champagne welcome, and plan the return voyage as Pan American Airways prepares Europe tours.
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