Huron Aviation Must Advance For North Dakota’s Aviation Center
Huron seeks to maintain its status as South Dakota’s air capital as neighboring towns rush to catch up in aviation progress. Local leaders urge faster completion of the municipal airport and stronger ties to Hanford Airlines, referencing Sioux City Tribune on lighted airways and national funding. The Chamber of Commerce aviation committee, led by W. L. Weir, pledges full support to prevent backward movement.
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W. W. Howes
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Northwest
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Congress
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Traffic Hazard Grows Reckoning With Mass Transport
A 20 year critique of American roads notes a rise in auto fatalities with 8500 deaths in the first quarter, 28 percent higher than 1936. It argues democratic individualism enables dangerous driving and cars, urging action to remove unsafe drivers and vehicles from highways.
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National Safety Council
Driving to Disaster in a Nation Addicted to Speed
The author laments danger on the roads from alcohol and gasoline mixtures, fast cars, and poor driver oversight. He warns that reckless speed, limited visibility from streamlined cars, and insufficient traffic supervision create a ticking time bomb on highways. He questions if action will finally come in the next two decades.
Pay as You Enter New York Burlesque Cleanup
The piece argues New York renews efforts to clean up the burlesque stage with license renewals failing across theaters and a spreading nationwide wave. It counters censorship claims as unfounded and asserts burlesque has long sold smut while noting patrons can avoid such shows by not buying tickets.
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New York
America
Editorials from Other Newspapers Highlight American Views
A compact note lists editorials from various papers chosen for daily reference. It notes availability during office hours at the Huronita building and hints at contemporary topics like birth rates, private enterprise, schooling, politics, and merchandising in a period tone.
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Huronita
Alea
Huronite
South Dakota Cattle TB Testing Law In Focus
Aberdeen News notes South Dakota must be accredited as free from bovine tuberculosis to avoid broad market penalties. The legislature passed compulsory cattle testing with strong support, as Brookings Brule and Grant counties join others in achieving modified free accreditation.
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Mich
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Akron
Toledo
Washington
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Brule
Grant
Congressional ties to Roosevelt questioned amid new order talk
Washington May 3 Reuters column notes fear and gratitude shape congress opinion toward Roosevelt. It highlights limited patronage for average members, rewards for powerful chairmen, Wallace's push for social democracy, and debate over corporate control and wage fixes. A NY 1939 commission scramble and Ludlow's critique of New Deal lawmaking are also discussed.
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Washington
Congress
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Simpson
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Wallace
New Order
Ean
New
Senate
Senate Committee On Commerce
Wagneriof
New York
Windsor family shows shift as Wallis Simpson tale looms
The piece discusses the Windsor family, the Wallis Simpson romance, and a potential coronation date in May. It notes photographers’ eagerness for sensational images and speculation on how the news will unfold in London and abroad, hinting at a dramatic public display. The report mentions King Edward and potential transition of royal duties.
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Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Simpson
England
London
Diary of a Farm Woman in Central South Dakota May Notes
A Central South Dakota farm diary entry reflects May baskets, porch mud, and weather as the author notes deer, a new colt named Coal Black, plans to plant corn around May tenth, garden radishes soon, and general rural life with children, chores, and hopeful signs of spring.
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Furpy
Colt
Jane
Jim
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Agency Changes
Sorave Key sells Buick interests to Mr Chandler of Wessii Springs and plans to move to McIntosh with husband. E B Dineen resigns bulk of Huron Choral Union leadership. Bailey and Ewart led performances with Huron College orchestra. Margaret Hart visits from Sioux City. Marie and Viola Van Syckel head to Montana. Lincoln School Parent Teacher Association meets with music program and officers for the coming year.
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Sorave Key
Buick Automobile Agency
Huron Choral Union
Fried Ton
Herbert M. Bailey
Huron
Huron College Orchestra
Mim
Jessie Gordon Ewart
Mga
Irene Deming
Margaret Hart
Sioux City
W. J. Hart
Third St
Marie van “Eyckel
Chicago
Prohibition Era Boots and Marijuana Trade in South Dakota
A 1953 look at law enforcement’s bootlegging era reveals how fines funded government costs while active arresting kept the public calm. It contrasts legalized abuses with a note on four Mexican nationals in Belig Fourche for selling marijuana, and cites Judge Seward setting fines and jail terms for dope peddlers and bootleggers amid changing morality.
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America
Staet
Glen Martz
Department
Yas- Hee Seine
Belig Fourche
Rio Grange
Black Hills
South Dakez
Maria Juana
Sime
C. P. Seward
South Dakota
We Are Not Alone James Hilton Book Review
A review of James Hilton’s We Are Not Alone noting it expands on his previous work but lacks the depth and plausibility of Lost Horizon and Mr Chips. The critic finds the plot involving a doctor, a dancer, and a poisoning death weak and overly sentimental, concluding Hilton’s latest is agreeable but not substantial or probable.
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James Hilton
New Yor
Mule
Mr. Chips
Coner Rosists
Cathedral Town
Mr. Hilton
Leni Krafft
Gil
Lent
Royal OF
England
Taly
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