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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
9
Pipestone public schools will hold half day sessions the rest of the year. The fire swept the $350,009 school house on March 17, forcing 1,200 pupils to safety as the board of education announced the plan.
Clark Gable 38 and Carole Lombard 31 wed in Kingman Arizona choosing a desert railroad town for the ceremony. They traveled by car to Bel-Air after the vows and plan a later honeymoon, with Gable resuming duties on Gone With The Wind.
Male butterflies display a visible pouch on their winks to draw females. This adaptive trait enhances courtship signaling and species recognition in fluttering habitats.
Esther Erickson of Huron won the sweepstakes prize shared by ten boys and girls of Huron and vicinity. Other winners include Lillian Pullman Gerald Burger Fila Blaber Agnes French Joyce Siegenthaler Delores Gardner Jack Kennedy Marylis Kamp Sophie Maras Fleet Stanton Jr. Entry tickets are awarded weekly for colorizing a page of the Saturday comic section and must be submitted by Wednesday at the newspaper office.
The Associated Press reports that Francisco Franco will rule as dictator in a Madrid era shaped by fascist models. He reorganized the regime on January 31, 1938, created a cabinet, outlawed rival parties, and centralized power while keeping a path for the monarchy if restoration appears viable.
A vintage ad promotes a Del Monte Spinach No 2 can with a price of 12. The catalog tone urges readers to stock up and keep the system toned with this leafy green product.
Washington March 29 Chairman Norton of the House Labor Committee introduced a bill to exempt from Wage-Hour Act hours all salaried earners up to 200 dollars a month. She cited objections to the act as it applied to white collar workers, especially women, not clearly administrative or executive but often requiring overtime. Birthday dinner noted in Rockham on March 30 honors Mrs Buss's 74th birthday with guests. A Rockham bridge club dessert luncheon on March 20 produced high scores for Mrs Neal Hammond and low for Mrs John Schaeffer.
The Wisconsin Senate concurring with an assembly bill would make it illegal for unions to picket where no labor dispute exists. The measure defines a labor dispute as a controversy between an employer and the majority of his employees in a collective bargaining unit and prohibits picketing of a plant or place of business unless such dispute exists. it would outlaw picketing by others than employees and now goes to the governor.
Pocketful Boxboro North Carolina C B Adcock recalls leaving his goat tied to a tree while a wren sits in a coat pocket as it raises its family. A Hampton shop fire costs Swartz Apparel 250 in wastepaper and checks. Federal tax impact quoted. few state and local workers owe income tax. Rita Davis visits parents in Ockham, a Soil Conservation employee. Milford Finnerty returns home from CCC camp in Custer after second term.
On December 15 1998 the Nation restores full citizenship rights and personal properties to former King Alfonso who went into exile in 1931 after the republic was proclaimed. In Rockham three one act plays will be staged April 4 at the Legion hall by local clubs with winners advancing to a Miller contest.
The statement estimates parenting as a full-time five hour forty one minute daily obligation plus a part-time role during the remaining hours, highlighting the significant time demands of infant care.
Adele Gay a Chicago hospital clerk must wed a Jewish man within a year to inherit an estate valued between 300000 and 500000 dollars. If she marries outside the Jewish faith, she forfeits a portion of the Goldman estate and loses the bequest. The will was offered for probate in Geneva before Judge Harry C. Daniels.
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