Victory for Common Sense in Steel Industry Truce
A leading editorial praises a union agreement in U S Steel and brokered by Myron C Taylor, calling it a victory for common sense. It notes the steel industry has a rough history of strikes and conflicts but now moves toward harmony, predicting a prosperous era for workers and the sector alike. The piece argues the pause in confrontation benefits both labor and management and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsteel
Mexico
U. S. Steel
John L. Lewis
Myron C. Taylor
Witers
Mr. Lewis
Steel
War and stamps stir Georgia protest over Sherman's march
The Post Office Department faces a lawsuit amid Georgia protests over stamps commemorating General William T. Sherman and the 1864 march. The piece recalls the brutalities of war and contrasts past tournament rules with modern warfare while noting local boycotts and public anger at commemorative issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
trans-Georgia
William T. Sherman
Georgia
General Sherman
Ford Madox Ford
England
France
Old War Ethics Speech on Unsportsmanlike Tactics
A speaker laments changing warfare norms from traditional battles to total war. He notes gun practice with broken bottles and armorers' scraps leading to grotesque injuries, court martial for unsportsmanlike conduct, and warns of torpedoing ships and starving civilians as modern horrors. He argues civilization cannot endure another such war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Huron Faces Local Relief Burden With PWA Call
In a drought struck city, residents argue federal aid should shift less to Washington and more to local relief through a Public Works Administration project. Readers are urged to send suggestions to the Evening Huronite Editorial Department on the best asset to build while easing taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Washington
Sam
Nome
PWA
Evening
Huronite
Editorial Note From South Dakota Newspaper Archive
An editorial note describes the daily selection from the ixravec collection of American newspapers in South Dakota. It states access to the flys during office hours for reference, study, or merchandising purposes and mentions a library location for the News Recorder on the second of the Evening Autonita Bullring.
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Huron Publishing CO
St Third Street
D. Lamb
Buren
Carcier
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Sear
Associated Fress
Ars
Ixravec
South Dako
Theas
Thea
Autonita
Emitor
House of Representatives
House
Supreme Court
Berry's Speech Sparks South Dakota Political Return Talk
Aberdeen reports Tom Berry's victory dinner address fuels speculation of a 1938 campaign return. Democrats in Pierre weigh whether he seeks major office or works within the party, while Berry vows to aid Democratic effort and critique tax records. He shows his trademark humor and ranch calm as old allies rally.
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Berry
Aberdeen American
Tom Berry
Pierre
Roosevelt
South Dakota
State House
Tom
Mellette County
Northwest farmers eye spring planting amid uncertain seasons
The piece discusses shifting expectations for crop production in the Northwest as seasons vary, noting spring planting discussions begin by April 1 with acreages, moisture, and conditions under review. It cites January activity at the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank as the strongest in the Ninth District since 1931, and highlights hopes for a favorable crop year despite past droughts and growth downturns.
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Winnespolia
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Northwest
Northwest States
News Behind The News by Paul Mallon 1957
A satirical column blends Far East diplomacy mockery with U S Senate and Supreme Court observations. It notes Japan’s foreign minister and eight power pact talk, then shifts to a western congressman visiting the Supreme Court, facial expressions, and a lampooned reaction. it highlights Senator Millard Tydings and a second victory dinner, and comments on Supreme Court impeachment powers and relations with the Senate.
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Washington
Mar
Ching
Japan
Gato
League of Nations
Seto
Paris
Shere
Deces- Baril
Chine
Andrews
Diary notes of March 3 with early spring signs
A diary entry describes a milder sky and retreating icicles signaling spring. The writer recalls willow catkins, garden plans, and imaginative plans for herb and seed catalogs, noting husband Jim’s frustration with curved paths and sun dials. The piece ends with a brief line on silver coinage trends in several countries.
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Jim
Notice of Mortgage One Sale
Mortgage sale notice for default on a mortgage in Beads County South Dakota. Names and details are garbled but indicate a spouse in Beads County and a June date with unpaid taxes and interest. no legal action has been started to recover the secured debt. The text lists delinquents and advances for taxes and interest as of the date of the notice.
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Welaba
Bolee Newbie
Beads County
Sout Desereve County
South Dakota
Boole Zit Loriwages
Renu
Reis
Col. Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
House
Edward Johnson
Lucrezia Bord
Tn Wall Street
Shakespeare
Broadway
Wile Lism
Uy Tow
Cranker's rustic regime clashes with electric fitness fad
In New York City Bill Cranker's health farm promotes laboring by body, eschewing machines. Clients hike, pull water, and walk with a dog along for motivation, attracting admired figures like Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and actors such as Nancy Carroll and Jimmy Cagney. The piece contrasts urban modernity with country-style exercise and notes the lively Manhattan scene from Rialto to Wall Street.
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New York
Radio City
Bill Cranker
Cranker
Megahattan
Nancy Carroll
George O'Brien
Regia Toomey
Walter Abel
Jimmy Cagiey
Mr. Crankers
City Health Farm
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Dances and Returns Mark City News
A letter from Mr and Mrs JO M irons says they enjoy Chicago and will return to Huron with new instruments. Beginning March 24 Saturday night dances start in the auditorium. Mr and Mrs Charles Kent guests of Mrs Kent's parents. Mr and Mrs George W Hill return to Huron from Watertown. S D Dinen reurn from trips to Hot Spring Cuba plans halted by revolution. Mr E Cone elected president of James Valley Bank and Huron Commercial Club president with directors J C Dexter George C
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JO. M. Irons
Chicago
Huron
wJay
Charles Kent
Garretson
S. D. Dinacen
Hot Spring
Ark
New Orleans
Cuba
E. Cone
James Valley Bank
Huron Commercial Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Albert Robinson
Robinson Shee Company
Ed. ¥. Miller
First National Bank Awwig
J. C. Dexter
George C
Four members named in pudget committee chase list
Fullenweider W H L Vollmer and EB Dinsten are listed with four committee chases. Other names include Beach AL Wilmarth Fy DL Brown and C S Laughlin. The fragment outlines committee members and assignments with partial initials and surnames.
Alene Gibbs Wins In Music Contest for Huron High
Alene Gibbs will represent Huron High School at the district music tournament in Wessington Springs after winning a special contest Monday night. Judges chose Gibbs and other prep school champions Mary Walker, Gene O Connor, Raymond Larson, Kathryn Jean Saylor, Vernon Gile, Kenneth Martin, Calvin Calendine, and Bruce Gilley to compete in the district finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Gibbs
Huron High School
Wessington Springs
Gibba Wax
Mary Walker
Gene O Connor
Raymond Larson
Haven High School
Missionary Society Meeting Held at Feed Belan Home
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at the Feed Belan home for a business session followed by an social hour with lunch served by Mrs. Belan and Mrs. Pred Schmidt.
Reverend Barre Offers First Mass at St Patrick’s Cavour
The Rev. Father Barre delivered his first Mass at St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Cavour on Sunday March 10. Barre, originally from Hertford, arrived in Cavour to lead the parish service.
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Barre
Father Barre
St Patricks Catholic Church
Cavour
Farnes Barre
Hertford
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