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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
4
A brief notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all dispatches credited to AP or otherwise credited in thin paper. It clarifies the agency’s ownership of focal news published and reprinted.
A historic editorial outlines duties of a just press to publish truthfully and fairly without fear or favor. It calls for lively, open forums, leadership, battle for progress, and responsible influence while entertaining readers in a modern daily paper.
J C Aspley argues for balanced critique of the New Deal in American Business. He urges voters and parties to avoid fear appeals and ward politician tactics, stressing that preserving the American system matters more than any single business. For South Dakotans, the litmus test remains Is I FOR South Dakota.
The Supreme Court will delay summer vacation of justices if needed to speed final decisions in key New Deal cases. The action underlines a push for prompt rulings and highlights the court's substantial recent workload as it strives to curb delays in important federal matters.
The passage notes an unprecedented surge in cases with national significance. It suggests lower courts, typically on vacation May through September, might follow suit and take a longer break, signaling a shift in judicial timing and handling.
Celebrating South Dakota athletes from eight districts, Huron hosts a forthcoming weekend event for the state B division championship. The city extends best wishes to all players, coaches, and supporters, hoping for memorable visits regardless of victory or defeat.
A columnist riffs on a radical idea inspired by Grant Wood, proposing that Washington fund every American to own a cow and milk it daily. The piece mocks political slogans, urges practical thinking, and argues the humble cow could ground citizens and leaders in sober, American problem solving.
Aberdeen Friday reports the Greater South Dakota Association, born from the state chamber of commerce, aims to unite farmers and business leaders to promote soil conservation, better crops and livestock, home building, farm economics, and industrial development. The group plans cooperation with civic clubs, farm groups, the state department of agriculture, and extension services to serve public interests and revive state productivity.
The abortive prison break led to the deaths of Warden Reiley, an innocent bystander, and a convict, sparking Governor Berry to seek an investigation. Questions arise about how Clyde Carrier, the breakout planner, was allowed to carry two gums into the prison and why a brother inmate was involved, prompting calls for safer procedures to prevent further carnage.
A New York department store jewelry counter worker Toby Ryan collides with a stranger on a crowded morning street. She later becomes the target of a recurring scheme with Bill Brandt, using a drugstore directory page to pass messages. Toby and Bill share a long acquaintance and a developing attraction amid foggy plans and past mysteries.
A fragmentary narrative follows Toby and Bill Brandt, an ad agency hopeful, as they reconnect and share a glamorous but casual romance. They discuss love, money, and future plans over meals and outings, amid a cityscape of foreign language and nightly cinema.
Mrs Rutherford hosts a birthday party at 445 Simmons Avenue on March 20 with entertainment by Alard, led by O El Rutherford and others. A 4% pm prize, a formal reception, and a late buffet supper followed a lemon and wine table display. Guests included Miss Dorothy Besch, Miss B E Beach, and Mrs J Mach Campbell, with dances and toasts concluding around 1 AM.
News from Madison reports the marriage of Miss Edna Eckman daughter of Mr and Mrs Nels Eckman Brewn to Arthur Witnick of Lake Preston. The ceremony took place on March 2 and the couple will reside in Lake Preston.
Mrs J 5 McClenahan president of Manchester PT A announces March meeting will be in the town hall on Tuesday evening Merghia. The Lions Chip quartet of De Emet is expected to attend and perform on the program.
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