27 Mar 1937
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1937
Page
1
The report notes a brighter outlook on auto industry peace on the eve of Easter. Conflicts mark the world scene as a Zeppelin and European weather events make headlines. Fire updates from Des Moines recount a fatal blaze at Scheuerman Woolen Mills and a chief’s long service.
A neighborhood poll on Easter attendance shows mixed views. Some say new spring outfits draw nonregular attendees, while others insist Easter stems from religious sentiment and gratitude for Christ's sacrifice.
A 1918 World War I letter from Marine Corporal Joseph Rendine describes tucking it into a bed cover during action at Belleau Wood and delivering it to Miss Moe Delaney, who had been Mrs Rendinell for 18 years, in Youngstown.
A humorous spoof contrasts Hollywood romance with a simpler countryside ideal. The piece jokes about rapid marriages and quick divorces in Tinseltown, cites a Kansas traveler tale, and ends with Bob Burns humor about rings and engagement pacing.
Church leaders warn of war and religious conflict as nations arm for conflict. Pope Pius XI condemns Communist theology and criticizes Nazi education policies while German Catholics resist land seizures and insist on Catholic youth instruction. The piece notes growing Christian dissent across Spain Poland Germany and Palestine amid rising tensions.
Merchants in the Huron trade area announce Bargain Days starting Tuesday. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce retail division, will occur on one Tuesday each month with special discounts and livestock area sales drawing visitors to the city.
Reported forecast paints a cold night with fair conditions tonight and Sunday. South portions may see uneventful periods while northern areas possibly experience lighter winds and no significant precipitation.
New York reports on Easter parade fashion with remarks on women walking more gracefully this year. Notable attendees include Gladys Swarthour in a divided Plus Four skirt, lay Pons in electric blue frock, and Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt in black silk. Grand Duchess Marie and Rosamond Pinchot also slated to attend in stylish ensembles.
Winter overcoats and the red Sannels slated for two prominent roles in Huron's Easter parade tomorrow as federal forecaster R Laskowski predicts near freezing temperatures. The forecast calls for a low around 18 and a high near 20 with clear skies for Easter programs. Normal conditions return gradually after a severe March blizzard disrupted telephone service and power lines.
Senator Herbert Hitchcock of South Dakota urged post office officials to favor new airmail routes from Minneapolis to Cheyenne via western South Dakota. He noted appropriations discussed for daily round trips Huron Cheyenne and Minneapolis Huron, with final approval by the second assistant postmaster general.
Special Easter services listed for Huron area churches include Sunrise services at 6 a m at several congregations, morning services around 10 45 a m, and afternoon events such as choral and drama presentations. Denominations include Methodist Baptist Lutheran Episcopal and German English language observances with Holy Communion and baptism.
Fragmentary copy reports a Chicago incident where a dog restrained a robber during a crime as others fled. Witnesses recall a struggle with teeth bared before authorities arrived. The scene prompted police to search for additional suspects.
Pittsburgh officials press for formal inquiry after Transcontinental and Airlines’ insuriy liner crashed killing 13. Officials say an unusual ice formation on the leading edge of the ailerons caused loss of control. coroner to open inquest. airline to develop anti icing equipment.
Municipal Judge I R Crawford announces bid for a second term in the upcoming April 20s election. Petitions circulate, ensuring at least a two candidate race including candidate Hall. Voters will also choose three city commissioners and consider a $200 auditorium bond issue and liquor license matters. Incumbents Walsh Olson Colton have not declared retermination plans.
Herman Schram, a Yankton County farmer, was severely injured when he slipped on a basement stair and fell. He remained in grave condition with a severed throat and a silver tube attached to aid breathing, officials said.
Jersey City report states heavyweight champion James J Braddock was served with a federal court order to halt the Braddock Bauin fight in Cherge. Attorney Carl Kuebler for Madison Square Gorden Corporation said Braddock must appear in Newark on April 5 to show cause as the order demands.
Frank Murphy expressed optimism that a Chrysler sit down strike settlement would be reached soon as talks continued with Walter P. Chrysler and UAW leaders John L. Lewis and Homer Martin. The dispute affects more than 60,000 Chrysler workers, plus additional unions and plants tied to the automaker.
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