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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
4
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The piece questions why Congress approves the largest peacetime army appropriation, boosting regular troops, coast defenses, and air power while claiming to seek neutrality. It argues such spending implies plans for overseas action, noting naval budgets and border security with Mexico. It urges scrutiny of Washington’s true aims.
The piece critiques Governor Hoffman's reversal of Hauptmann proceedings, reopening witnesses against four court rulings. It notes the clash between executive conduct and orderly legal process, while disclaiming support or opposition to Hauptmann's guilt.
Minneapolis remains a sensational news center after the Liggett assassination as two police captains face indictment for neglect of duty over allowing dance hall and tavern proprietors to violate the law. Federal Judge Gunnar H. Nord weighs the case and its stakes.
The piece argues for constant publicity to curb corruption and urges revived talks on a driver license law. It cites Minnesota data on licenses denied and revoked and notes South Dakota plans a survey, finding many states with such laws favorable and urging serious consideration to curb reckless driving.
A New York minister lamenting the decline of chivalry argues the trait is spontaneous and vital but fading in American life. He notes urban life erases its last vestiges while rough mural sections retain the tone, urging a return as men become better neighbors.
Mitchell Republican notes from Washington suggest the new soil conservation program will surpass the AAA it replaces. He warns that 50 to 50 million acres may be diverted to land conservation to prevent price crashes and maintain farm earnings during a period of drought relief and near parity. He argues for reduced production to avoid a surplus and stresses the nation’s need for self sufficiency in food.
Chrysler Corporation sets aside 2.8 million from 1935 earnings for employee distribution. Average payout about 400 per worker amid 34.075 million profits. Time notes growing public support for cooperation and profit sharing. A manufacturing firm buys a full page to announce and honor workers who helped keep finances afloat.
The Dakotas report North Dakota leads the southern states in large and well educated families. North Dakota’s tax commission notes a high school age population and low illiteracy, with average family size 4.62 and 14 percent aged five to nineteen. Pleasant health contrasts hardships.
Passengers on the KokinorDiamond embark on a three week cruise facing murder theft and a deadly hurricane. NoraLane DirkStrom and Jane Weston form uneasy bonds as Snowshoes the detective pursues clues to a missing jewel and a death while a chaotic squall drives the ship toward Nassau.
A violent storm drives a luxury liner to near disaster as a corpse vanishes amid crashing piano, torn deck gear, and frantic crew. Detective Snowshoes pursues clues while Madame Doremus clashes over missing Millie and jewels, hinting at a broader crime plot.
The piece critiques Morgenthau’s 2 34 percent interest proposals amid thinning loan demand and cautious outlook. It notes inflation fears eased by tax ideas and suggests business may improve gradually, with higher rates not expected to spark a boom. It predicts Morgenthau will have an easy time rating money given prevailing sentiment.
The Catholic Altar Society met at Mrs Mary Knox home Tuesday evening with Mrs Marge Evans and Mrs Lem Kole graff assisting. Plans were made for a St Patrick's celebration scheduled for March 37. Mrs Mary Tele presided and presided over the tour. A lunch was served at the close.
March 5 meeting at the home of Misa Alice Andersen with Andersen in charge as president. A business session outlined future activities followed by Major Bowes hour and six Misses Frances Ford and Florindis Sehone. Lunch was served.
Snecioti ae pane Mrs August Carlaon, longtime reader of this vicinity, will move to Gime City Ta where they will make their home. Their daughter Mrs Gene Vieve will attend school year at Mil ee and join her parents thereafter.
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