Special Jubilee Offers Boost Local Bargains Week
Special three day Jubilee event lines up wines and merchandise as American Legion committees assist with activities. The Evening Huronite prepares for final voting in the Golden Opportunity Days popularity contest during the gala with a three night amateur show and cash prizes. Balloting continues with nine contestants, Betty Donlir and Marian Walsh gaining ground, and a sixth place change allowing Ann Bloomberg to lead Vellenweider. Voting resumes Wednesday as the campaign heats up and bargains attract crowds.
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American Legion
Huronité
Huronite
Sanuday
Amenivant
Betty Donlir
Miller
Marian Walsh
Huron
Zand County
Waelsh
Miss Bloomberg
Ann Bloomberg
Shirley Vellenweider
Hitch—cock
Miss Vellenweider
Evelyn McDonald
Miss Lambert
Miss McDonald
Wilk
Beadle County Young Demos Meet in Courthouse Session
Beadle County Young Democrats plan to discuss the art campaign as the main item at their regular meeting tonight in the farmers room of the courthouse. Secretary Lucille Jacobs announces routine business to follow, with weather and local notes to conclude the agenda.
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Young Demos
Beadle County
Lucille Jacobs
Official Count On Contest For Golden Girl 1996
Final balloting for The Golden Girl of 1996 at Huron's Golden Opportunity Days shows four totals of nine contestants altered after Saturday votes. Entrants listed include Betty Donlin Marian Walsh Phyllis Hoffman Audrey Beelman Helen Gibbs Ann Bloomberg Shirley Vollenweider Mary Peggy Lambert Evelyn McDonald with figures indicating regional placements.
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Queen
Huron
Betty Donlin
Miller
Marian Walsh
Phyllis Hoffman
Audrey Beelman
Helen’ Gibbs
Highmore
Ann Bloomberg
Shirley Vollenweider
Hitchcock
Mary
Peggy” Lambert
F'kton
Evelyn McDonald
Zeppelin Speeds Toward America To Pass New York Tomorrow
The Hindenburg, on its second Germany to United States flight, crossed the North Atlantic amid rain and head winds. It left Frankfurt at 11:35 pm Saturday, with a route south of the northern great circle toward the Azores, tracking about 1,500 miles east of New York, potentially passing over New York around noon tomorrow if it matches the prior voyage time.
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Zeppelin
America
New York
Hindenburg
North Atlantic
Germany
United States
Frankfort
Netherlands
England
Hea Ny
Azores
Lakehurst
N. J
Landon Margin Reduced In South Dakota Canvass
Landon officially credited with eight South Dakota delegates to the Republican national convention by a margin of 257 votes, per state canvassing board. Unofficial counts had shown a larger lead for Landon. Republican votes outweighed Democrats in state totals, with Chandler Gurney and C A Christopherson leading for Senate and Francis Case headlining the first district in Congress.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Cleveland
Jung
Alf M.landon
William J Borah
Landon
Afernoon
Borah
London
Roosevelt
Senate
Chandler Gurney
Siow Falls
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux ‘Falls
Case
Congrem
Francis Case
Custer
William Williamson
Rapid City
Marry Atwater
Sturgis
Paul Martin
Hot Springs
L. G. Troth
Sons
Henry Jacobsen
Castle ‘Rock
Fred Hildebrandt
Watertown
C. L Chase
Willow Lake
Congres
T. Be Wernes
John T. Milek
Committee Divided Over Tax Hike in Senate Revenue Bill
Washington May 18 A Senate finance committee split sharply over raising the normal income tax from 4 to 5 percent while debating the revenue bill. The panel favored a flat 15 to 16 percent on corporate net income plus a possible high surtax on undistributed profits, with divisions over surtax levels and the dividend tax. Some members favored a compromise plan permitting higher corporate tax but resisting steep individual rate boosts, signaling a tense floor fight ahead for the bill.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Dval
Securities and Exchange Commission
Altrusa Club Invites Madison Meeting Date Set
Mise Bragstad president of the Sioux Falls Club invites the Huron and Madison clubs to a joint meeting in Madison on May 7. The note mentions a standard club invitation and includes a curious line about young sturgeons having teeth while ald bor sturgeons do not.
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Altrusans
Madison
Altrusa
Mise Bragstad
Sioux Falls
Huron Club
Len Small Dies in Illinois Former Governor's Sudden Death
Len Small former Illinois governor, age 73, died at St Marys Hospital after embolism following a minor operation. Leaders from both parties mourn his loss as 7000 miles of highways marked his long tenure. Funeral services set for Wednesday at the Small residence with burial in Mound Grove Cemetery.
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Kankakee
Ill
Len'Small
Ilinola
Leslie
Budd
Henry Horner
W. H. Craine
First Methodist Church
M. J. Johnson
Trinity Methodist Church
Mound Grove Cemetery
Late Bulletins Across Washington May 18 1930s Summary
Government fails to bar Arthur W. Cutten from grain markets amid reports of failure to report 1930 1931 holdings. California Representative John H. Hoeppel’s conspiracy conviction for West Point appointment upheld by DC Circuit Court of Appeals. Mexico City reports thousands of railway workers strike threats and rising civil disorder affecting Jews and Arabs. Pierson Iowa reports $60 000 loss from freig ht wreck at Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co. and surrounding homes damaged by fire.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
Cutten
John H. Hoeppel
California
Military Academy
West Point
United States Court,of Appeals
Distret
Columbia
Pierson
Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co
Price Fixing And Labor Provisions Of Code Fall By Decision Of High Tribunal
The District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the 1935 Relief Act exceeded constitutional power by diverting authority to the President and federal agencies. The decision voids the resettlement administration plan and signals future relief policy changes. Solicitor General Reed vowed to appeal, while New Deal officials weighed amended legislation to address objections.
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Solicitor General
Reed
Washington
Re Settlement Administration
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
Roosevelt
New Deal
Murrow
Stanley Reed
Supreme
Harry L. Hopkins
Congress
Cattt
Resettlement Administration
Works Yes Lief Fund
Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Wavare’ Nok
Ino
Franklin
Somerset County
New Jersey
Tugwell
Rexford
G. Tugwell
von Oradel
Martin
Robb
Groner
Stephens
Roosevelt relief reform seen in inward changes
Washington May 18 The News Behind the News reviews President Roosevelt's relief program noting Tugwell Ickes and Hopkins in shifting roles. It argues the reform from within is largely complete with reduced expectations from the public works and relief agencies as Kip.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Ickes
Hopkins
New Deal Record in Court
The New Deal record before the supreme court shows several results. Winners include Gold Clause 5 to 4 tolls, TVA 6 to 1, and NRA 9 to 0, while losses include Railroad pensions 5 to 4, Hot Oil 8 to 1, Mortgage Moratorium 9 to NRA 9 to 0, and Guffey Act 6 to 3. The court did not rule on the securities act constitutionality but held a dealer's rights violated in administration by a 6 to 3 decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
TVA
New Jersey To Vote Tomorrow in Presidential Primary
Leonard B. Shubert reports New Jersey prepares for tomorrow’s GOP primary amid Gonzalo Borah and Alf Landon influence. Borah supporters push delegate bids while Landonbackers gain committee support. Roosevelt heads Democratic slate as anti-New Dealers campaign gains momentum with Hastings challenging deficit and income claims.
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Associated
Washington
Senator Borah
Idaho
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
New Jersey
Henry Breckenridge
New York
Hastings
Dela~ Ware
Roosevelt
Chaimman
Henry
P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Bolivia in civil-military shift as junta forms
Provisional Bolivian junta takes power after civilian government of President Jose Luis Tejada Soriano falls. War hero David Toro Beck is named president. the council aims to calm unrest and manage a growing strike movement amid the transition.
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Sorzano
LA. Paz
Bolivia
Jose Luis Tejada Sormano
David Tora
Beck
Chaca
Supreme Court Invalidates Guffey Soft Coal Act
The Guffey Soft Coal Act was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in a six to three decision led by Justice Sutherland. The ruling holds that congress exceeded its power to regulate interstate commerce and that price fixing provisions were improperly tied to broader labor provisions. Justice Hughes filed a separate opinion suggesting possible sustenance for marketing provisions in interstate commerce. The decision cites NRA precedent and notes the act’s aims to raise wages and lift the bituminous industry while condemning the delegation of power as arbitrary. The case involved James Walter Danes and 19 Kentucky operators, with outcomes referenced from Carter and Kentucky districts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sutherland
Gul+ dey
Dimocrat
Pennsylvania
Snyder
Cardoza
Brandeis
Stone
Hughes
Congress
James Walter Danes
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Carter
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Western Kentucky
Federal District Court
Eso
NRA
Roosevelt
House, Ways and Means Committee
Did You Know That Mee Peter Pfeifer of Rockham
A hoarse cat gave birth to ten kittens. The kittens were about a week old in May. The Evening Huronite offers three cents for every Did You Know item printed. Call the Huronite office to claim payment. reader submissions supported by contributors.
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Mee
Peter
Pfeifer
Rockham
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