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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1936

Page

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Employment Boom Foreseen in Beadle County Texas

Beadle County expects near full employment by April 15 with 190 to 260 men requested for soil and shelterbelt projects in Touron Bradle and Wolsey areas. Additional crews are planned for Huron Airport and related erosion jobs as weather and equipment arrive. Also noted Gov Allred proclaims Mother-in-Law Day in Texas with Amarillo observances and Gene Howe crediting diminished divorces due to maternal-in-law respect.

Amarillo Beadle County Texas Soil Conservation Services Touron Th.ion E. J. Eleree Forest Service Bradle County Huron Ie Shue Creviz Pierce Wand County Beadie County WPA Colunty Jamey W. Allred Amarico Gene Howe Howe Associated Press Tex Plains of Texas Will Rogers Hly

Bambrick Orders Strike Extension

James J. Bambrick, leader of the building workers strike, orders district lieutenants to mobilize gut calls in three city sectors including midtown and Grand Central districts. He says the strike will reach Brooklyn and Queens tomorrow with hotel workers joining the walkout.

New York James J. Bambrick Mid-Town Grand Centmi Raskoleter Center Empire State Building Chrysler Tower Hardem Washington Heights Bambrik Brooklyn Queens

Weather Outlook Unclear Readings For Tue To Fri

Forecast shows partly to mostly cloudy skies with rising temperatures toward Friday. Some coastal and northern areas expect higher heat and humidity by Friday night, with variable winds and no significant precipitation indicated.

Wooden Leg Held For Unpaid Rent

Washington March 5 A one legged war veteran Willan C LaSalle sought a court order to reclaim his wooden leg held by landlady Mrs Elizabeth Hill. He claimed she was keeping the leg over a $25 rent bill he could not pay and told the magistrate he needed the leg to move about. The magistrate set a date in March for the hearing.

Washington Willan C. LaSalle Elizabeth Hill LaSalle Mount Rainier Aaid Ney Huchessat

Borah Delegates In State Picked For National Convention

South Dakota Borah delegates and alternates to the Republican national convention were announced after an executive committee meeting. Campaign manager Enoch Norbeel listed delegates including Senator Peter Norbeck and H F Brownell, with alternates such as S K Way and Mrs May Hoy.Norbeck said Borah’s organization would be built in each county and that harmony would be achieved by consulting all Republican factions.

South Dakota Boral Lst Enoch Norbeel Platte Borah Peter Norbeck Redfield H. F. Brownell Sioux Falls B. W.mcveigh Briton Harry G. Kehin Burvisburg A. C. Johnson Rapid City Styling Haggestad Cartec Gladys Fyfe Harary B. A. Williams Aberdeen S. K. Way Watertown May Hoy Arieston Kenneth Kellar Fred H. Root Powell P.C. Levi Reville W. C. Hermann Rockham George A. Rice Flandreau

Beadle County Faces Big Relief Bill Amid Coldest February

Beadle County commissioners approved 9500 for fuel and aid to the needy to cover February costs amid the coldest month on record. The rise follows 2500 in January and compares to 10000 for all of 2020, due to halted WPA projects and shelterbelt work. County auditor A M Fuller noted that self help and road work paused, sending hundreds to county aid, with March expected brighter as gravel pits resume and shelterbelt actions prepare.

Associated Press Harrisburg Progressive Miners of America United Mine Workers Leaiera Boston el Paso Tex Central Labor Unon el Paso Electric Tight Co Beadle County Miller A. M. Fuller Soil Conservation Service

Germany and Italy May Denounce Locarno Pact

A high official said Germany and Italy are considering denouncing the Locarno Pact alleging violations by other signatories. They plan to decide next week whether to issue a joint denunciation and outline consequences. The pact of seven countries aims to deter aggression in western Europe.

Germany Italy Associated Press Berlin Western Europe Great Britain France Belgium Poland Czechoslovakia

Ice Carnival Opens At Fairbanks In Alaska

In Fairbanks Alaska a three day ice carnival opens as Miss Mary Joyce arrives by plane to crown Alaska s queen. Sour doughs and dog teams arrive with a mushing parade while Miss Joyce completes a 1000 mile dog sled journey to represent Juneau the capital city.

Fairbanks Painbanks Alaska Mary Joyce Joyce Tanans Crossing Duncay

Fairbanks Seeks Exemption From Marriage Law

Paris report notes Douglas Fairbanks sought exemption from the 130 day residence and publication rule before marriage. The actor asked the state's attorney after consular refusals to perform the ceremony for Fairbanks and Lady Ashley. French authorities had previously refused exceptions, and friends say he hopes to marry elsewhere in Europe.

Paris Match Douglas Fairbankst United States Macry Fairbanks Lidy Ashley Fairebanks Fairbanks Lady Ashbey

Hirota Asked to Form Cabinet Amid Japanese Crisis

Tokyo March 5 Emper or Hirohito tasked Foreign Minister Kota Hirota with forming a new cabinet to resolve Japan s government crisis after last week s militarist attack on the Okada ministry Prince Saionji conferred with Admiral Mineo Ogumi and Gen Yoshiyuki Kawashima to gauge army navy views Hirota requested time to respond and left the palace He was seen as a surprise selection after Prince Fumimaro Konoye declined the post on health grounds.

Tokyo Hirohito Kota Hirota Japan Okada Cliar Saionj Hirota Keisuke O Safonis Mineo Ogumi Yoshiyuli Kawashima Hiroi Fumimaro Konoye

Roosevelt considers relief spending for next year

President Roosevelt faces the big question of how much to spend on relief for the next year as Congress debates funding methods and new taxes. A White House conference tonight includes Secretary Morgenthau and WPA head Hopkins to discuss a potential request to Congress between March 10 and 13, with two billion dollars floated as a possible sum.

Washington Roosevelt Congress White House Morgenthau Harry L. Hopkins WPA

Planes Replace Buggies on Buncombe County Tax Lists

Asheville North Carolina March 4 1946 officials preparing the tax lists replaced buggies with planes as Buncombe county moves away from horse drawn transport. S C Hanter of the tax department notes no buggies are listed anymore as part of the update.

Asheville N.C Buncombe County S. C. Hanter Tax Department

Flood Threat From Ice Breakup Near Sioux Falls

Sioux Falls river breakup risks floods along the lower banks with water over shorelines near Eighty Street bridge. Cold snap may aid control. dynamite to break jams considered. Forecasts warn James Floyd Vermillion and Missouri river regions face high spring stages, with preparations urged for farmers and livestock protection.

Sioux Falls Sioux River Eighty Street James Floyd Rivers Missouri G. K. Groening Sioux City Mnet Greening James River Mitchell Big Sioux Vermillion River Floyd River

Morgenthau bond rush signals inflation fears fade

Washington notes a strong subscription to Secretary Morgenthau s long term bonds, with bankers and insurers eager to lock in 2 to 34 percent yields. Yet the flip side warns the market may not open soon and rent-like returns hint at cautious optimism amid inflation fears. The piece concludes that the apparent eagerness masks underlying hesitancy in the commercial financing outlook.

Nancy Morgenthau

Soil building crops urged to replace depleting varieties

CEICAGO March 5 Secretary Wallace outlined a 1946 soil conservation goal to remove 200,000,000 acres of soil-depleting crops and shift 30,000,000 acres to soil-building crops. A two‑tier conservation payment would reward acreage shifted to soil conserving crops, varying by soil productivity and farm type, with county committees and new district arrangements to administer the program.

Ceicago Agricphure Wallace Secredtary Memphis Tenn AAA Newman Peitearna Woallrey Wallace Emphas Agnese Gible Row Tire H.R. Baly Witton AAR F. ColoeAar Coral W W. Thorne George Farrell

Noted Flier Learns Fame Is Fleeting

Miami reports Amelia Earhart Putnam, famed pilot, warns that fame is fleeting to a crowded audience. She says she has often been mistaken for others, including Mabel Walker—Lindbergh’s grandmother—and notes the English column prize and other accolades have led to name confusion.

Miami Fla Earhart Putnam la Flestine Herve Mabel Walker Vina Brand Lindbergh

New Deal Wins First Vote In Georgia Primary

Roosevelt leads in incomplete returns as Georgia voters weigh the New Deal amid economic woes. Marion Allen, Roosevelt manager in Georgia, praises Democratic enthusiasm while opponents cite unemployment and waste under prior regimes. Robinson and Dickinson discuss prosperity versus present conditions as national disillusionment grows.

Washington Mareh Roosevelt Forrow Semante Caounty Talmadge Marion Atlen Roosevelt Georgia Thrlmage Henry Breckinridge Baltimore Sen~stor Robinson Arkansas Dickinson Iowa Senate Robinson Hoover

Stalin’s Mongolia remark met with official doubt

Tokyo March 5. A foreign office spokesman dismissed Joseph Stalin’s claim that the Soviet Union would resist any Japanese oppression in Outer Mongolia. The statement appeared in response to Stalin’s interview with Roy W. Howard, chairman of the board of the Scripto-Howard newspapers.

Japan Tokyo Joseph Stalin Soviet Russia Outer Mongolia Forcien Stalin Roy W. Howard Scripte-Howard 1

Did You Know Cousin of Benes in Highland Column

A note from The Evening Huronite mentions Evard Benes president of Czechoslovakia is a cousin of Mort n Benesh, a Huron College graduate now living in Highland. The paper offers pay for accepted Did You Know items and instructs how to claim the fee after publication.

Evard Benes Czechoslovakia Mort*n Benesh Huron Colloge Yea Highland, N

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