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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1935
Page
4
President Roosevelt contrasts big business with high finance, urging a reversal of concentrated power via holding companies. He argues industrial leadership should produce goods and benefit society, while finance seeks profits with little production, labeling it parasitic on business and the public.
An editorial discusses that Hauptmann’s defense fund covers appeals and notes a Midwest fundraising tour by Mrs Hauptmann and a committee. It argues eye witness testimony is often unreliable and contrasts circumstantial evidence with high profile postwar cases Sacco Vanzetti and Mooney Billings to question the necessity of direct witness testimony for conviction.
A discussion argues circumstantial evidence can be strong and reliable. It notes a witness may lie or err, while fingerprints handwriting or physical traces are objective. It cautions against opposing convicting on circumstantial grounds and urges balanced view of the Hauptmann case.
Dr. E B Renaud of Denver University studies Mesa Verde skulls and finds cavities and pyorrhea among cliff dwellers who ate coarse foods. He notes their pain from toothache and recalls primitive remedies like neighborly knocked-out teeth with a stone.
The three cornered debate among Senator Long General Johnson and Father Coughlin is praised for its social value. H G Wells notes America is poised for economic and social experimentation and these debates aid public understanding. The piece asserts ongoing discussion will help the public decide wisely.
An Aberdeen American note extends support to Corson county and Morristown sponsor G I Holm for dam projects along the Grand River. It praises lakes for agriculture, cites Brown county's lake program, and urges South Dakota to conserve water through regional dam projects amid drought.
The Christian Science Monitor tacitly approves Huey Long's remarks, calling him a prophet of the dispossessed and a political philosopher using attacks to push his wealth plan. The piece notes his appeal to justice and cites quotes from Lincoln, Roosevelt, and others as backing. South Dakota voters face a trio of ballot measures on legislative reductions and nonpartisan school official elections.
Millicent Graves becomes secretary to Jarvis Happ after her employer Drimgold is murdered and a notebook with confessions vanishes. She encounters Robert Caise, a mysterious man, and is drawn into a dangerous household where appearances mask control, deception, and shifting loyalties as she navigates a perilous plot.
Millicent enters a study with Jarvis and Dick Gentry as Robert Caise unveils a staged photograph. Caise schemes to prove Millicent is the “Murder Girl” while Jarvis plans to hand over the business and tasks.
Vermillion March 2 Harry Gamage head football coach at the University of South Dakota has accepted invitations to speak at two high school athletic banquets this weekend He will address Lennox High School athletes Friday night March 22 and the following night speak at the Prep High School banquet.
Ten years ago in Huron events including St Patrick day party at the high school music room hosted by Butty Ann BeShen and Vera Cotton, a lunch by Ella John and Florence D Grasman, and a banquet for Muren college academy basketball team led by captain Raymond Sutton with sisters assisting.
New York report details a foreign government sponsored goodwill radio series on WJZ NBC and WABC CBS stations starting Thursday at 8 p m local time with programs featuring Mary Pickford Fred Allen Gixy Lombardo Eddie Duchin and TomMcCormack among others. Also notes Luther league play success and a birth announcement in March with Renny Peterson’s son.
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