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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
14
Vermillion March 13 is filled with reports that many mineral samples claimed as gold are iron purities. W H Over curator notes a rise in inquiries about minerals and specimens while funds are scarce for accepting offers.
Two Mitchell youths Charles Schutt and Ralph Emerson received one year in the state penitentiary after pleading to stealing a car for Gerald Fuller. They admitted taking a sedan owned by Roy Runchey of Madison at Lake Herman park March 1 and turning it over to Fuller who hired them to steal. Fuller waives hearing and faces trial.
In the press gallery debate Byrns weighs his past support for the bonus against his role as leader and loyalty to the president. He seeks to reassure supporters and soldiers in his district that he remains aligned with the president, while not criticizing colleagues who vote as they may.
The report notes Democrats failed to record the veto announcement for the bonus, a task completed by Republican Representative Treadway. Democratic Chairman Doughton also declined to lead the president's side, a duty handled by a Republican.
A jagged note on Senate bickering references Doughton voting with the president amid partisan maneuvering. It contrasts with past actions where Republicans pushed or blocked vetoes similarly to the current Democratic line. The passage hints at a cycle of veto exchanges across administrations.
The text notes the house and senate alignments around veterans economies and bonuses, predicting ongoing partisan divides as lawmakers switch positions. It also mentions the German dye trust planning a substantial production increase of synthetic gesoline.
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