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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
1
Miller trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to defeat Lake Preston 28 to 24 in a high school football game. Key drives and a strong defensive effort sealed the win for Miller, preserving their hopes for the season standings.
James River level increased from two to six inches in spots yesterday as observers noted. Armour packing plant reports river water use resumes with a two inch rise. D Hays at the filtration plant estimates a nearly six inch rise. Packing plant records show river level about 36 inches higher than last summer when city stopped using river water. Ice has not begun to break up though a large open water area exists above the Third Street dam extending to the Atmote intake.
Pittsburg March 15. A heap of photostatic copies of contracts and letters deals with the taking over of the 65 900 000 McClintic Marshall company shares as tax board of appeals weighs whether Andrew W Mellon paid enough tax in the transaction. The week continues with testimony detailing events leading up to the 1955 takeover of the firm by Bethlehem Steel.
Satterfield, assistant director of rural rehabilitation in Nebraska, is appointed by the American Municipal Association of Chicago as field agent to discuss public works and relief with municipalities in South Dakota and Nebraska. The appointment follows requests from the South Dakota League and the League of Nebraska Municipalities. He will visit all South Dakota municipalities this year and hold regional meetings of city officials to assess municipal problems.
Beadle County Young Democratic club schedules Monday night meeting in American Legion hall on March 18. Art Fontaine to lead the event with four speakers before the program begins. President J F Sainsbury invites all Democrats to attend this gathering.
The Minnehaha County Bar association will host its annual gridiron banquet in late April, date to be set by the program committee. Justice of the South Dakota supreme court will be among the guests.
Washington report says Louis M. Howe, secretary to President Roosevelt, is seriously ill at the White House. In other notes, Preston led Mitchell as Lake Preston trailed Miller by 17 to 42 at half time in a state tournament game.
Cloudy and much colder tonight with a fall and cold Saturday. In extreme west portions snow and strong winds as another area remains cloudy and much colder tonight with a cold Saturday.
Federal agents announced the largest narcotics seizure in capital history as 12 people were arrested in Washington on March 15. About 50 ounces of heroin valued at 20000 dollars were seized, with several cars confiscated. Eight of the detainees were described as wholesalers in a nationwide roundup to begin.
Gen George Kondylis told the Associated Press in Athens that Greece wants a republic and an Asia monarchy, and he dismissed dictatorship as possible though not entirely ruled out. He is described as the most powerful figure after leading troops to quell the Macedonia rebellion, with Greece's dynastic tradition and democracy in mind.
Wiley Post lifts off from Union Air terminal in Burbank on a cross country attempt to reach New York City in under eight hours. The Oklahoma flyer flies the Winnie Mac with gear retracted, weather conditions improving after fog delays, while meteorologists anticipate a brisk wind aiding the sub stratosphere flight.
Miller high school rallied from a 12 to 3 deficit to edge Lake Preston 28 to 24 in Mitchell. Captain Donald Bentson and Miller defense paced the comeback as Andrews and Kelly led the Rustlers in a tense regional quarterfinal. Lake Preston’s Smithbeck and Olson kept the Divers within reach before Miller closed out the win.
Prince Ananda of Siam, aged 11, will stay in a private Lausanne school for two more years before coronation. Siamese officials from London paid homage and said he will be ruler in name while continuing his studies. Delegation noted calm reception and the prince sent a greeting to Bangkok's national assembly. The report also mentions naming cows as Bossy in a generic cattle classification.
Washington March 15 President Rosevelt has abandoned his pose of silence on congressional legislation. He comments strongly on the holding company bill and signals possible remarks on the Wagner bill NRA and the bank bill. A draft NRA reorganization circulated among senators and labor suggests changes under Richberg and Blackwell Smith. A second private NRA bill limits hours and increases pay with a thirty hour week and broad exemptions while preserving the five member board and allowing public trustees to take over noncomplying businesses.
This edition serves Lake Preston and Miller readers with a full Lake Preston Miller basketball game report. Distributed free to homes in both towns, it was produced in cooperation with the Evening Huronite and supported by local commercial clubs. Transportation and distribution were organized by the clubs and Boy Scouts.
Gunnison is named chairman and executive officer of the South Dakota liquor control commission by Governor Tom Berry. He has served as secretary of the rural credit board for two years and will be paid 300 dollars annually for a six year term. The three member commission also includes the attorney general and state treasurer. Gunnison, a Democrat formerly in Orient banking, was out of town but expected back tonight.
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