Huron High Tigers Win State Prep Title in Dramatic Fashion
Huron High School's Tigers, led by coach George Deklotz, claimed a fourth state prep basketball championship in Sioux Falls over the weekend. Cadwell, Rapid City and Mitchell battles are recalled with pride as the team receives a noon luncheon honor and rousing student cheers.
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Weather Report for Huron and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with snow and colder conditions. South Dakota area also mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with snow in the east, cooler temperatures in the central and eastern regions.
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National Officer To Be Honored By Huron Cooperative Club
Members of the Huron Co operative Club meet tonight at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel for a ladies night banquet honoring Louis K. Brown of Denver and Carl R. Brick of Kansas City. International President Brown will address attendees on service clubs and community value.
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Strategic City Is Bombed by Italians in Ogaden
Addis Ababa dispatches say Jijiga, a strategic city on the southern front, was bombed by Italian planes for a second day. The first raid dropped hundreds of bombs, causing substantial loss of life. Reports from Harar said a Finnish Red Cross hospital in Jijiga was destroyed and a patient killed. Daggah Bar, 100 miles southeast, was also reportedly bombed last Saturday, suggesting a broader offensive on the Ogaden front.
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Did You Know About Robert Hunt and His Stars
A short historical item notes Robert Hunt of New Royal Apartments had not seen stars until age five due to illness. He later rode with his grandmother when he first wondered what lay in the night sky. The Evening Huronite offers twenty five cents for each accepted Did You Know submission.
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Fishing Cruise Bound President And Mrs Roosevelts Honored
President Franklin D Roosevelt and Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt attend Rollins College exercises in Winter Park Florida where he receives a doctor of literature and she earns the Algernon Sydney Sullivan medallion The couple are about to embark on their annual fishing cruise as flood relief work and national understanding are praised by the President in a cap and gown ceremony with Florida officials and college leaders present
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State PTA Board Members Convene in South Dakota
Thirty board members of the South Dakota Parent-Teacher Association met to hear committee reports plan the fall state convention at Sioux Falls and set meeting dates. State President Mrs. Chris Himling presided as district chairmen and five officers form the governing board. Visitors included Miss Harriet E Fold of Sioux Falls and Beatrice Olson of Grand Forks, among others.
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Dafoe Joins Evening Huronite Staff As Writer
Dr Alan R Dafoe renowned physician to the Dionne quintuplets begins a six part NEA feature series for the Evening Huronite. The longtime North Woods caregiver will pen exclusive health essays from today on PAGE 3.
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Rural fighting kills 27 in Mexico as rebels strike
Reports from Durango and nearby states say 27 people died and dozens were wounded in rural clashes over the weekend. Federal reinforcements protected Canacatlan while insurgents and revolts touched Jalisen and Puebla towns, including a schoolboy and police official killed.
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Huron Elks Plan to Send Delegation to Aberdeen
Exalted Ruler J Stanley Colton urged Huron Elks members to join a special train from Wolsey to Aberdeen for the annual Aberdeen Elks homecoming. Sioux Falls and Madison groups will ride, with a police officer on duty in Wolsey. Round trip fare is 1.86.
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Diplomats Move to Liquidate Italian German Questions
European crisis widens as Rome and London seek peace via the League of Nations. A 13 member continuation committee urges direct peace pleas to Italy and Ethiopia while awaiting Hitler’s reply to Rhineland withdrawal plans. Mussolini marks Fascist party anniversary amid war talk. tension centers on Africa and Europe.
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Legion Posts Asked to Support Red Cross Flood Drive
All American Legion posts in South Dakota were urged by state commander Leo A Temmey to aid Red Cross chairs in raising flood relief funds. The nationwide drive followed a wire from Ray Murphy national commander of the Legion urging posts to contact local Red Cross leaders and organize a rapid, intensive effort to secure needed funds to save lives.
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Sale of Corporate Tax Reform Persuades Congress
Washington March 23 The flying squadron of new dealers pushes the corporate tax reform to Congress claiming the 200 largest corporations would pay more while others would pay less. They argue the plan would freeze the 200 at current size and allow growth for the rest. Treasury officials and President Roosevelt are cited on distribution aims, noting reserves of the 200 and limited reserves among smaller firms. The push continues with talks of broad business expansion amid the tax debate.
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Floods Across Regions as Ohio River Rises and New England Recedes
The Associated Press reports widespread flooding with new Ohio River inundations near Huntington and Portsmouth while Cincinnati prepares for a peak. New England rivers mostly recede but Hartford and several Maine communities remain strained. Red Cross assists 110,000 in western Pennsylvania as efforts for flood relief and control advance. Congress plans to map relief and flood-control measures amid ongoing danger of epidemics.
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Temmey Honored By Huron Group
South Dakota Legion spring conference at Chamberlain honors Temmey of Huron and features national officers addressing sessions. Drum Corps and banquet draw about 500. plans announced for 125 American Legion Junior Baseball teams and redistricting for tournaments. Attending Miss North Hogan and Miss Ella Maas return from Watertown WPA district meeting.
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Ohio flood crest drives giant U S reconstruction task
The Ohio River flood devastates cities from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati with 172 dead and more than 425000 homeless. Officials estimate property losses exceed 500 million dollars as 1000 national guardsmen guard Hartford and debris blocks roads amid a shifting, dangerous recovery effort.
Lawrence Larsen Seeks Republican Nomination for Commissioner
Lawrence Larsen of Wolsey Township announced his bid for the Republican nomination for county commissioner from the second district. Larsen has lived in the township 27 years and previously served four years as commissioner, and eight years on the Wolsey school board.
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