Spain's Fascist Trail Downward Described in War Crimes Critique
A column condemns fascist methods in Spain citing the Bilbao child evacuation controversy and the bombing of Guernica and Madrid. It argues fascism represents a collapse of civilization and warns the road in Spain leads only downward, urging recognition of facts without urging intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Attila the Hun
Spain
Bilbao
United Press
Guernica
Madrid
Helium supply could have saved the Hindenburg
Editorial argues the disaster's cause awaits full investigation but states hydrogen fueled the catastrophe and helium might have prevented it. It notes the United States holds a helium monopoly, builds no large dirigibles, and suggests sharing helium with Germany could have kept the Hindenburg aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Drought and Grasshopper Resistant Crops Spotlighted
The Evening Huronite describes its role in promoting drought and grasshopper resistant crops in South Dakota. It highlights expanding acreage and community service motives, noting pride in the work and its impact on agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Increase in sorghum plantings spurs recognition in GSDA bulletin
The GSDA bulletin cites government data showing South Dakota sorghum acreage rising from 15,269 acres in 1929 to 469,176 acres in 1934. The surge, largely tied to a 1934 Safe Farming program promoted by the Huron Huronite with farm groups, state press association and banks, would have supported larger livestock feed if sustained in the following years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater South Dakota Association
GSDA
South Dakota
Huron Huronite
State Press Association
Banks Association
Dandelion Blitz In Huron Parks And Yards
Residents battle a dandelion surge as moisture fuels a widespread bloom. City park crews combat the weed in J. W. Campbell and Winter Parks while urging neighbor cooperation to prevent spread. Strong effort noted as many diggings yield tired hands and backaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
J. W. Campbell
Winter Parks
New Deal in Harlan County 2
The Senate Civil Liberties committee exposes oppression and civil rights suspensions in Kentucky's Harlan County coal fields. It calls on the governor and public conscience to end a 15 year reign of terror, urging Kentucky to institute a new deal and accept responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Harlan County
Kentucky
Stars and Stripes
Senate
Editorial selections from Southakote daily paper
Daily editorials from the Evening Huronie in Southakote are archived for readers and scholars. The collection, described as the largest blads of American journalism in the region, offers historic commentary and private study material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mote
Southakote
Huronie
Edgar C Olson a respected Sioux Falls businessman dies
Edgar C Olson of Sioux Falls dies this week ending a life of broad public service and business leadership. Beginning with a Brookings clothing store in 1902 he built several ventures across South Dakota gaining a reputation for fair dealing and community involvement. He was frank fair honorable and unselfish and committed to forward looking civic movements throughout Sioux Falls and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdgar C. Olson
Sioux Falls Argus
Edgar C. Olam
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Olson
Brookings
Sion Falls
Slots Falls
Olaon
R Eady
Embargo Critique Sparks Debate Over Sanitary Treaties
Des Moines Register editors accuse government officials of using sanitary embargoes as a cover for tariffs on livestock imports. Secretary Hull defends embargo aims, while critics urge honesty in trade policy and equal treatment of nations amid the US Argentine agreement pending in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Hull
Thia
Bull
Dinois State Veterinary Medical Association
Great Britain
Germany
The Fading Home
Mrs. Carl Gray of Omaha voices old fashioned views on family life and modern mothers. She discusses the pull of the radio era and the shifting role of women as the family unit faces changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Timex
Carl Gray
Omaha
Nore
Soft battles and union rifts cited in Washington talk
In May reports, John Lewis CIO clashed with A F of L allies over remodeling the University Club into United Mine Workers headquarters. Alleged suspensions between Lewis and Green reflect broader labor tensions. The piece notes union finances, potential divorces, and a mysterious telegram from a peace league urging restraint.
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Washington
John Lewis
Green
CIO
L. Crafts
Lewis
University Club
United Mine Workers
Ani
Br. Green
A. F
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Green
Lewis United Mine Workers’ Union
Lewis Cio
A. F. of L
ALF
Elames
Lewis-Green
Coshocton
Becaue
Sven
Diary of a May Day at Wain Farm
A warm May day on the Wain farm with baking, feeding, and chores. The narrator notes rich yellow cream, young lambs, and a Junior-Senior banquet with family, drama, and reflections on youth and emotion.
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Jim
Sen
Jane
Jerry
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Chapter F PEO met after noon at the Lions of the president Mrs KB Vancewee named delegate to the grand chapter of PEO to be held in Elk Point June 4 6 Plans for the annual picnic were discussed over tea Economical Dishes topic discussed by Penelope Recipe Club at Frank Thampeon home A thimble party formed for the letter portion of the day Mrs White and Mrs Konteury Boest attended Five o'clock tea and refreshments by Mrs Thompson marked the close of the gathering
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Peo
Mra
KB Vancewee
Elk Point
Penelope Recipe Club
Frank ‘Thampeon
Mrs. White
Konteury Boest
Casting the Scarlett O Hara Dilemma in 1930s Hollywood
A column from the Evening Huron weighs the choice for Scarlett in Gone With the Wind. It lists Clara Bow as a former favorite and names Miriam Hopkins Titina Bankhead Carole Lombard Spring By the era’s leading hopefuls. It mocks some stars, praises Leslie Howard, and teases Selznick’s casting gamble.
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Miriam Hopkins
Titletet Bankhead
Carole Lombard
Spring Shearer
Jann Crawford
Bette Dalvis
Clara Baw
Mr. Lei
Rolywood
Tate
Bette Davis
Davis
Ashbey
Leslie Howard
Branchot Tone
Gote
Howard
Tone
Melanie
Selznick
Jett
Rhett
Janet Gaynor
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Weeks hence Mrs Grvat Swan hosts a club meeting focusing on muffins and gems. Leonard H. Davis travels to Franeling for officer training camp preparation. Mrs A P Leonard leaves for Redfield to visit friends then Faulkion for business. Mrs L M Roush heads to Oakes for weekend with Blusbyad. ALE Timm and spouse welcome a baby girl born May 1 at home southeast of town. Claude Oviat and Parke depart for Fort Dodge Town to visit Mrs Ovistt’s sister Mrs RB Carter. Mrs Carter known to Huron residents as Dorothy Parks. Mrs Ben Hagerdorn visits from Redfield. An elegant two-course tray supper follows.
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Blusbyad
Oakes
Ale. Timm
Bursa
Claude Oviat
Parke
Fort Dodge
Huron
Dorothy Parks
Ben Hagerdorn
City
Redfield
Help Yourself And Send A Hand Contest Open To Readers
A weekly contest invites women readers of the Evening Huron ite to submit a favorite recipe for a chance at two rash awards. Entries must be sent before the specified Wednesday deadline. The first prize is described as a focal reward with generous prominence.
Washing pillows the old fashioned way at home
Olive Nett explains pillow washing techniques including washing without removing feathers. Use weak washing soda suds and lukewarm rinse. Dry the pillow on a sheet in sun, shake during drying, and turn sides. If transferring feathers to a muslin bag, soak, rinse, and reseal, then wash ticking separately and starch inside to seal feather gaps.
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Uermon
Gid
George Clark
Roosevelt
Paul Mallon
AF. of Ie
CIO i
Lewin
Tees
Istw
Steel Land Auto Union
M Levy
Paris
New York
Pein
Windsor
George
Prince of Wales
Wheeler
Senate Railroad Finance
International Leagues
Fond
American Association For Peace
Diary
Fom Wain
Clara Bow
Searlett O'Hara
Gara
Tever
Anyne
Miss Mitchell
Rome
Ann Clara
Sam
Cleopatra
Whistler
Thad
Bigesré Gable
Ruthiess Rhowt
Cable
Butler
Charlie Rel
Stora
Delician Wemens
Miss Davis
Wien
England
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