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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1934
Page
4
A copyright notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to reprint dispatches credited to AP or not otherwise credited in the paper, with local news also included under AP entitlement.
A mixed OCR fragment hints at a track star and a puzzle of word clues. The readable portions reference a female winner, various vocabulary entries, and scattered indices, with little coherent narrative or confirmable facts.
The piece argues the Norris amendment to the HOLC bill, aiming to bar political considerations in HOLC hiring, contrasts public interest with partisan gain. It contends the Senate narrowly approved the amendment, the House struck it, and warns that using HOLC jobs for party advantage risks national harm.
The mysterious marker transforms a dry battle scene into a vivid moment of heroism. The incident lifts the smoke and reveals a poignant detail that makes the action feel immediate and real, bringing history to life.
A forgotten Confederate marker appears on the Antietam battlefield near Sharpsburg. The tablet cites an abandoned gun from Mahone's Virginia brigade and two Georgia volunteers, all unnamed, as part of Sept 1862 actions. The marker’s creator and fate remain unknown.
Psychiatrists at the Illinois state penitentiary found Touhy of high adult intelligence while his companions Gus Schaefer and Albert Kator were described as less bright. The report challenges the view that all criminals have inferior minds, suggesting crime stems from emotional factors rather than brain power.
A London County Council move to repurpose the Hurlingham and Ranelagh polo grounds for housing signals shifting times. The clubs are famed polo centers near dense districts, where residents crave space, making the potential conversion a notable departure from tradition.
Reverend Ignatius W. Cox of Fordham University urged a shift away from war with Japan at a New York Lenten conference. He pressed for a peace effort grounded in natural and international law and arbitration, arguing Americans demand a diplomatic solution rather than barbaric weapons. He warned that lengthy wartime talks have made war seem inevitable and suggested opposing the conflict be openly discussed.
A detailed look at the sugar bill battle shows lobbying and propaganda shaping farm relief. Costigan defended the measure against tariff-protected interests while administration claims project a $52,000,000 gain for cane and beet growers. Opposition argued quotas and prices would be skewed, but the bill may pass with an increased domestic quota. Also noted are political maneuvers in Arizona and California as candidates edge toward primaries.
A essay argues that rising interest in streamlined transport could reshape railroads, automakers, and airlines. It predicts rail freight gains from consolidation, improved rate structures, and closer ties with trucking to boost efficiency while maintaining passenger balance.
The report notes the seasonal timing for robin sightings and hints at early spring signs. Weathered observers mention the first robin as a milestone in the changing season.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Claude B Dickinson. Marie Porter of Redfield visits in Huron, and Mrs Teets and daughter return from Sioux City. Senator Crawford travels to Washington, D C. Harlan Whismas returns to Pierre after campaigning for his father. The French children recover from scarlet fever. Huron College minstrel show earns praise for performance with notable cast and chorus. Music, jokes and acts receive high audience approval.
A miscellaneous page reviews potato nutrition including starch content and nitrogen, plus a potato muffin and biscuit recipe. It lists several YCL district contest winners from Highmore and nearby areas with names and grades, and notes the county contest date and judges.
A simple biscuit method describes mixing a soft dough, patting and rolling it to a 0.7 inch thickness on a board, cutting shapes with a biscuit cutter, placing on greased pans, and baking twelve to fifteen minutes at four hundred fifty degrees.
Listings detail WEAF NBC and WABC CBS programs celebrating the U S Japan treaty anniversary. Evening lineup includes Jack Pearl Fred Allen O Donnell Rubinell Albert Spalding dramatic readings and Burns and Allen. Thursday features include a Fence or War in the East roundtable Winnie the Pooh Easy Aces Curtis Symphony and Boston Symphony programs.
Brookings announces A. M. Eberle selects Cave Dittmer and Thompson as district supervisors for the grasshopper control plan in South Dakota. They will oversee about one third of the state each and attend a three day instruction in Brookings followed by seven regional conferences. Active field work to start in April as the grasshopper bill awaits presidential signature.
A class of six young renewal members was confirmed at Spirit Lake's German Presbyterian Church. Irene Greenwald Edward Poppen Vera Foppen Walter Hendricks Bernietta Hendricks and Melvin Sprang were confirmed as the Rev Mr Strauss led the 12 o clock service.
Edwin Welner, patient at the Minneapolis veterans hospital for six months, has returned home in much improved health.
Alvin Bickness, who has spent the past year and a half at Wheaton Toews, returns to Frankfort to farm with his father.
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