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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
4
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The piece argues that a fall third party uniting inflationists Huey Long followers and Townsend movement would be an unstable coalition built on antag onism. It cautions realignment may occur within the two major parties and stresses America needs positive reforms rather than a loose fusion of discontent.
Fifty-one nations last October imposed sanctions to halt Italy's advance in Ethiopia but now ready to lift the anti-Italian economic siege. The world questions the noble experiment as sanctions proved futile and hampered by stop and go methods while nations place peace behind selfish interests.
Congressman H W Smith notes the House backed an anti lobbyist measure only to see it die on final approval amid minor amendments. The episode leaves the revolt against lobbying efforts unresolved and suggests continued political grandstanding on Capitol Hill.
Report states G-Mem captured Harvey Bailey and Boss Shannon in the yard then broke into the Shannon house. Follows a sequence of raids and arrests reported by local authorities.
Beadle County launches a countywide war against a grasshopper plague amid drought. Commissioners back farm groups and agencies, urging rapid action with poisoned bran to protect livestock and feeds. All farms urged to cooperate to prevent future infestations.
Cities send police to regional schools and Washington training to adopt scientific crime solving. The piece cites the FBI as proof of improved methods and urges more officers to attend training, expanding beyond local beats and embracing broader cooperation.
Press comment from Sioux City Tribune endorses Senator Borah's bid for re election. It argues he will not be bound by the GOP platform and opposes a return to the gold standard while warning against Wall Street influence. The piece also calls for dam building to aid farms in South Dakota.
Biotix Falls Acgus Leader New Zealand has long pushed a back-to-the-farm movement. Despite years of effort, the program appears to have spent public funds with limited observable gains and unclear outcomes.
About 165 Scouts and leaders at Camp Welverndale near Wessington Springs will be inspected for camp honors tonight. Eagle rank awarded to Verelyn Heweth. Miller Scout. Camp director LeRoy Rowee with J S Bowery and others lead troops from Huron and Miller. Visitors may tour the camp and watch demonstrations, with moving pictures of activities planned.
Thirty boys from Troop 4 enjoy camp at Welvern Dale in Wessington Springs. They sleep in tents roam the hills swim two hours daily and have campfires at night. Most will stay until Saturday morning despite Wednesday’s hard wind and pleasant weather otherwise with none sick or homesick.
Twelve members of the Jolly Coyote 4H Club plus leader Mrs. Lyman spent four days at Lake Kampeska enjoying morning classes and afternoon games bikes treasure hunts and swimming. Campfire songs readings and entertainments capped evenings. Gertrude Smith notes gratitude to instructors and CCC camp for transportation.
The Live Wire Sheep Club met at the Herman residence with 13 members. With president absent, vice president Kemneth Kastner led the session and plans were made for a picnic to be held the last Sunday in June. A special meeting is set for Wednesday July 1 at the Kastner home. A lunch was served after.
The sixth regular Break Em Eight Colt Club meeting led by president Dale Hollister met at the Herman home with five members present. Reports from club camp were shared and the next meeting is planned for July 1 at the Kastner home.
A dense OCR-style list mixes clues for a crossword style puzzle. It references a famous soldier and World War leader, various wordplay hints, and scattered terms such as soldier commander in chief and notes on weather and objects. The text reads like a grid with numbers and partial answers.
Philadelphia wires reveal Democratic orators avoid specifics on major New Deal reforms. The piece notes strategic generalities, with President Roosevelt choosing to stress broad accomplishments while soft pedaling controversial items. There is commentary on nominating choices and plans to lure Senator Borah, plus doubts about unity among delegates.
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