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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1940

Page

5

Picnics Arranged at South Dakota State Fair Grounds

Several picnics are set for the weekend at the South Dakota State Fair Grounds. The Beadle County farmers picnic, the South Dakota deaf people picnic, and the Beadle County Republican party outing are on the schedule. Events include baseball, kittenball, a Bonilla band concert, speeches, contests, and a lunch. Prizes were donated by Huron merchants and the evening closes with an old-time and new-time dance led by Ed Guthmiller’s orchestra at the L O F hall.

South Dakota State Fair Grounds Exposition Grounds AAL South Dakota Huron Ed Guthmiller

Willkie Says He Began Presidential Push May 11

Philadelphia reports Wendell Willkie declared his presidential momentum started on May 11 when he accepted an invitation to address Minnesota Republicans in St Paul after speaking in New York with Harold Jekes. The Republican nominee outlined the sequence of events that marked the start of his campaign surge.

Ffensen Willkie Philadelphia Wendell Willkie Minnesota St. Paul Harold Jekes New York Toa

Picnic outline by Oscar Skorheim Huron general chairman

Picnickers are asked to bring their own lunches while Beadle County Republicans will follow last Sunday's program. A dinner and outdoor games are planned and Harry Westphal the state highway superintendent will give a talk.

Oscar Skorheim Huron Beadle County Harry Westphal

Beadle County Food Stamp Plan reception praised by merchants

The Food Industry Committee of the Food Stamp Plan adopted a resolution thanking Beadle County's cooperation in securing Beadle County and Huron for the federal food stamp program. Seven Huron stores signed the resolution including Jack's Market and Red Owl Store. The resolution cites county commissioners city officials banks social security and other groups for full cooperation and asks publication and sending copies to federal officials.

Beadle County Food Industry Committee Huronite Richard Pease Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota Food Industry Huron Jack’s Market Council Oak Lampe Market Company Red Owl Dakota Fruit Store Farmers and Merchants Bank Bank of Wessington Northwest Security National Bank National Bank of South Dakota Social - Security Board WPA FSA Central Labor Union of Milo Perkins Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Paul Jordan E. M. Rowlands Mil Waukee Wis

Legion Proposes Civilian Army

The American Legion proposed a nationwide unarmed civilian army with battalions in every city. Citizens 18 and older would be recruits, organized under Legion direction and drilled to aid national defense, prompting criticism from Maryland legionnaires who called it fascistic and dangerous. Regional commander Raymond J. Kelly said the proposal breached faith and awaited executive committee review.

Baltimore American Legion Army National Defense National Executive Committee Navy Maryland Legionnaires Raymond J. Kelly Detroit Norfolk Legion

South Dakota Road Reports Highlight Road Work and Detours

Pierre announces road condition updates from the South Dakota State Highway Commission. Entries note grading and grading and oil repair crews, resealing, bridge work, and detours on U S 12 16 25 34 37 281, with cautions for wet weather and loose gravel.

U.S Clark County Bradley de Smet Woonsocket Forestburg Tripp Newell

Binder twine taxed after interstate commerce claim

Sioux Falls warehouse binder twine bales were ruled taxable by the attorney general. The office said storage in a warehouse and lack of intact import status disqualify exemption under import and interstate commerce laws. The state tax assessor will assess the bales despite owners’ exemption claim.

Pierre Sioux Falls Len Tormey J. H. Bollum

Defense Program Keeps Indices Up

In dustrial preparations for America's defense drive kept business indices rising. Rail and utility executives planned large capital outlays for equipment to support war industry, while heavy industry faced slower steel activity as France’s collapse affected overseas markets. The AP index rose to 105.4, with 1929-30 base, while Wall Street saw a modest rally after Willkie’s nomination, yet traders remained cautious.

Frederick Gardner New York America Uncle Sam United States England France Associated Press Janary Wall Street Wendell L. Willkie

Profit Hopes Dimmed by War Taxes and European Uncertainty

In business indices profit hopes were partly obscured by wartime taxes and confusion over the outcome of the European situation. The text notes tension between optimistic earnings and risk from ongoing conflict and policy.

Sioux Falls Attorney Faces Disbarment Proceedings

Pierre June 29 A. J. Keith of Sioux Falls faces disbarment in a 14 count charge with allegations of failing to remit client collections and improper conduct. Hearings likely next month per Sterling Clark assistant attorney general. Fire at Willow Lake reported to Willow Lake fire department.

Sioux Falls Pierre A. J. Keith Supreme Court Keith Sterling Clark

Blow torch blast causes no damage at Ford Auto Co

A blow torch explosion during a Wednesday event at Ford Auto Co. caused no damage. The report notes Earl Averill of Detroit as wielding the heaviest bat in the major leagues at 39 ounces, highlighting his notable physique in the same brief item.

Ford Auto Co Detroit Earl Averill

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