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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
4
The piece argues repeal of the prohibition amendment seems certain and urges regulators to seek sane controls rather than fight repeal. It notes local sentiment will shape liquor sale rules, whether legal or illegal, and suggests options like banning public drinking or selling only in original containers.
The piece notes Iowa’s strong dry stance fading as wet sentiment grows. It cites 14 states voting against the Eighteenth Amendment with 6,981,443 opposing and 2,809,697 in favor, a 3.8 to 1 repeal edge, covering 45,315,137 people or 37 percent of the U.S. population.
Outlanders question Tammany influence in New York City as Mayor O'Brien imposes tolls on certain bridges to fund city needs. The piece notes banker funding and exposes political corruption concerns while referencing proposed constitutional amendments and farm policy scrutiny by Secretary Wallace.
The city borrowed money at high interest with pledges to repay from bridge revenues. Outlying boroughs feel burdened by tolls needed to reach New York City businesses, threatening the long standing political machine if tensions persist.
A discussion notes the rise of a Buy Mexico movement and state and national campaigns urging buying at home and restricting imports from other states within Mexico. It highlights Mexico's limited industrialization outside Monterey and argues that mutual exchange benefits both nations despite protests by business bodies. It also references Buy American and Buy British trends dampening normal commerce.
Viscount Ishii, Japan's chief delegate in New York, calls for extending sanctions against aggressor nations to economic acts as well as military action. The piece notes a backhanded defense of Japan's maneuvers in China and discusses China’s boycott provoking Japan’s Manchurian incursion.
The Christian Science Monitor notes John Hyde Preston's Forum article arguing that 1933 graduates may inherit a heritage of enlightenment. Youths exiting college during the slump have more time to think, seek unity, and press for coherence across railroads, industry, and education.
William J and George Bester unveil a compact steam engine weighing 180 pounds delivering 150 horsepower at 1625 RPM. The compound double acting two cylinder V type unit uses 120 psi inlet, preheated water from exhaust, and a single boiler tube. It runs quietly with reduced water use and 4 percent condensation, tested in an airplane for potential military value.
Broadland troop holds a Court of Honor on June 20 approving eight merit badges for members Alton Luick Wayne Luick Bill Stimson and others. Wayne Luick earned Life Scout, first in the troop to do so, with assistance from Scoutmaster M F Snick and Earl Bischoff.
The Sand Creek ae Squad held its regular meeting at Amy Radcliffe's home on June 14 with all members and eleven visitors present. Biscuits were judged with Floris Syz ing first, Macet Eagleston second, Alleen Dwyer and Halene Irving tying for third.
Four H club boys and girls from Bon Homme Yankton Turner Clay and Union counties meet at Yankton College for a four day summer camp June 25 and 26. State college instructors provide guidance in global work with games recreational activities and campfire stunts. The camp is on campus with boys in the men’s dormitory and girls in the women’s dormitory. A pageant is set for Tuesday evening June 27 and swimming instruction at the city pool is a feature.
The Wamblee Ohonka Girl Scout troop met at the church Tuesday evening splitting into groups. One planned a mother’s tea for the month end, the other outlined an overnight hike. They also discussed swimming and junior life saving classes at West Park Pool, with Verna Anderson, troop reporter, noting games of bean bag tag.
The Queen's Star Stitchers meeting proceeded despite leader Mrs A L Enea illness. Director Enea still guided the session and members, including Esther Hagemo, hope she attends the June 2 club picnic for continued fun.
The Queens Star Stitchers gathered at Mrs Krause's home on June 17 to choose representatives Ella Mae Disney and Maxine Lundgren for the 4H club camp June 18 to 21. A picnic at West Park followed the meeting as members shared plans and quotes from the group.
At a government ceremony in the Highmore Congregational Church, Virginia Excell Vivien Cheistenen and Marcel e Murphy were invested as Tenderfoot Scouts. Valentine received her next rank second class with demonstrations of Scout skills. Mrs Harolid Wool ey led the meeting with horseshoe demonstrations.
The Richland Dandy Doers met at Richland school Monday evening. Members presented table mats they made and were inspected by the leader. A cushion top was chosen for the next article and plans were set for a June 22 picnic with the boys garden club. Faye Lind notes a July 19 meeting.
Frail unemployed New York women arrive at Camp Vera on 200 acres by Lake Tiorati in New York to receive vocational training and temporary housing. Twenty of the first group, ages 2 to 36, include stenographers, clerical workers, sales staff, factory workers, and a dancer. The program, urged by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, aims to rebuild health, skill, and spirits for up to 200 women with more camps planned nationwide.
Homecraft club members worked on rag rugs at the June meeting. Dorothy Valesky entertained the group with short talks about the weather. Report by Gladys Mantz.
A vintage cooking feature extols American cheese as a versatile flavor booster for casseroles and vegetables. It details a vegetable cheese scallop recipe using beans, spinach, peppers, onions, and cheddar, with steps for melting cheese in cream sauce and baking in a moderate oven.
Recipe notes describe layering beans with cheese in a casserole: sauté onion and green pepper in butter, add strained tomatoes and seasonings, then beans with cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20 to 46 minutes. A cabbage and tomato crumb version is also outlined with layered cabbage tomato mix and cheese, baked until golden.
Mr J HL Christopherson of Huron submits a Lime Jello Vegetable Salad recipe for a weekly contest. The entry describes ingredients and method to serve eight, with cooling, setting, and a mayonnaise dressing. Cash prizes are awarded: first one dollar, second fifty cents, third thirty cents.
At noon today the marriage of Dr J C Shirley of Huron and Miss Mildred Hayman of Madison S D occurred in Rae mona S D. The couple will reside in Huron on Montana Street after July first with Dr Shirley well known in the city.
Dakota Wesleyan students raise money for college through diverse efforts across Mitchell and surrounding areas. Melvin Bannon and George Lemke sold blood for 60 to 100 dollars while others taught music, served as pastors, tended dairy farms, gave nursing care, and performed odd jobs to support schooling.
Aged banker Hac Bahadur Ganga Raju, famed as one of Andhra's wealthiest, celebrated his 60th birthday by giving his weight in gold silver and jewels to the poor. Thousands gathered in Ellore as gems and coins filled a large scale and the balance tipped showing distribution to the crowd.
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