Jubilee Preparations Bring Amateurs To Huron Event
Huron prepares for Golden Opportunity Days jubilee with three days of events led by American Legion and Evening Huronite. An amateur show will crown The Golden Girl of 1936, with Friday finals offering more than 60 dollars in cash prizes. Events run Wednesday to Friday with preliminaries at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Elks ballroom and a varied two night program of entrants.
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Huron
Fs Keys
South Dakota
Americn Legion
Huronite
American Legion
Evening Harconite
Elks
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Marvin White
Merylin Keck
Marian Art
Jon Ostrander
Coleman Jones
Yvonne Spring
Jean Marie Findley
Ravine Park Lake Project Up for Wednesday Action
City commissioners discussed raising Ravine Park Lake level to create a safe summer swimming area for Huron children. A special Wednesday session will decide on the plan after Monday’s informal meeting led by Mayor John P. Walsh.
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Lake
John P. Walsh
Gus Gades
Me. Com
Service Shoe Company
Dakota Avenue
A. L. Ford
South Dakota
Shelterbelt Iister
Huron
Wedensday
Ravine Park Lake
Simpson Considered For Bank Position by Fed Board
The Chicago Tribune reports James Stimpson, chairman of Commonwealth Edison, is considered most favorably by the Federal Reserve Board for the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. The post opened after Eugene B. Stevens resigned seven weeks ago.
Sponsors Named for Jubilee Popularity Contest Entrants
Nine entrants in The Golden Girl of 19267 contest were announced with their sponsors providing garments for modeling. Sponsors include Geytrman’s JC Penney Montgomery Ward Fussielé Fabrendorf’s and the K and K Company. Entrants listed are Betty Dunlin Marian Walsh Phyllis Hoffman Audrey Bedman Shirley Vollenweider Ann Bloomberg Helen Gibbs Peggy Lambert and Evelyn McDonald.
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Huron Merchants
American Legion
Elks Ballroom
Geytrman's
JC. Penney & Company
Montgomery Ward & Comproy
Fussielé's
Fabrendorf’s
K and K. Company
Betty Dunlin
Miller
Marian Walsh
Huron
Phyllis Hoffman
Audrey Bedman
Shirley Vollenweider
Hitchcock
Ann Bloomberg
Helen Gibbs
Highmere
Margaret
Peggy” Lambert
Faulkton
Evelyn McDonald
Huran
Senate Ratifies New Naval Pact With Britain And France
United States prepared to adhere to a tri power naval treaty quickly ratified by the Senate after debate. The pact among the United States Great Britain and France unites warship sizes and provides for information exchange on naval construction programs with exit options in wartime or if non signatories build excessively. The vote was not recorded after two hours of discussion.
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Senate
United States
Britain
France
Washington
Great Britain
Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Robinson
Aberdeen Republican committeeman candidate declares run
ABERDEN May 19 candidate for Republican national committeeman for South Dakota announced today. The nomination will be voted on at the state convention in Pierre on June 2. The post is currently held by SX Way of Water town. BARABOO Wis May 30. A robin listless during egg hatch reports shows a mother robin resting on three eggs as a steam shovel nest beam swings nearby in the west Paris May 19 former premier Herriot says war debt settlement is possible through a new trade treaty with the United States. CHICAGO May 19 Charles Westbrook of Wheaton Ill appointed comptroller of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway succeeding Charles Jensch who died recently. Washington May 19 House passes toll bridge bill across Missouri River from Council Bluffs to Omaha near Dodge Street. Pierre May 1 lawsuit to disqualify M Harry O Brien of Highmore from the South Dakota Supreme Court race on grounds of petition invalidity filed by Judge E D Roberts.
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Harvey €. Jewett, Jr
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Mir. Jewett
Repubstans
Pierre
Way
Watertown
Baraboo
Wis
Paris
Edouard Herriot
United States
France
Chicago
Charles HI
Westbrook
Wheaton
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Charles Jensch
Fred W. Sargent
Road
Washington
House
Rep
McLaughlin
Nebraska
Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Omahe
Dodge Street
Senate
Harry O'Brien
Highmore Mann
South Dakota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
E D. “Roberta
O'Brien
Plétiton
Morr
Slabs
Townsend Plan Is Upheld Today By Physician Founder
Dr. B B Townsend denied claims that the Townsend movement sought cash and profits. In a crowded House investigation room, Townsend supporters from California listened as Townsend declared the plan to pay 2 dollars a month to all over 60 would not last two years.
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Washington
Townsend Old Age
B. B. Townsend
House
James R. Sullivan
California
Rep
Tolan
Californias
C: Man Bell
Missouri
Bell
Sullivan
Townsend
Congress
Sheridan Downey
Dow
Deadlines Set for Crop Loan Requests
Washington on May 19. The Farm Credit Administration set May 31 as the final date for emergency crop loan applications in most of the southern and southwestern states and June 18 for all other states. The YCA said 1938 loans were being made only to farmers unable to obtain credit elsewhere. While loans were fewer than last year they total more than 15000 at the close of business May 15.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
YCA
Pickthall, Noted English Novelist, Dies at 61
Marmaduke William Pickthall, a renowned English novelist known for Pot-Au-Feu The Turk in War Time and The Meaning of the Glorious Koran, died today at age 61 in Cornwall England. He had been a prolific writer for more than a year.
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Pickthall
King Edward Dons Straw Hat To Open Season in England
King Edward inaugurates straw hat season at a Chelsea flower show in London. He quips about heat and drought troubling gardeners, noting only a half hour of rain at Fort Belvidere, his country home furnace.
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King Edward
England
London
Edward
Chelsea
Fort Belvidere
Resettlement Administration Work to Continue With Funds
Washington results show Rexford Tugwell stating the resettlement administration will push forward activities until a Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality is issued. Officials cite a $275.9 million budget dispute, with some suggesting only the Bound Brook project may halt while other low cost housing and subsistence efforts proceed.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
Resettlement Administration
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Atorney
Cummings
United’ States ‘Court of Appeals
District_of Columbia
Joring
Congress
Bound Brook
Berwyn Heights
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Wis
Bownd Brook
Hound Brook
Interior Department
Slver
Hoover Says He Is Not Candidate
CHICAGO May 19 Herbert Hoover declared he is not a candidate and aims to place critical issues before the nation. He said he has no interest but the country and its platform and that discussions with lawmakers related wholly to the Republican platform. Hoover suggested Frank Lowden should write the agricultural plank and noted no delegates are pledged to him.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
California
Thord
Hoover
Alt M
Law
Donot
Kansas
Maryland
Washington
William BE. Borah
Cleveland
Lowden
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Bishop Mahoney to Confirm Class at St Martin's
Sioux Falls bishop Mahoney will preside at St Martin's Catholic Church confirming more than 200 youths in a nine o clock Wednesday morning service. The ceremony marks a large confirmation turnout for the parish and diocese.
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Mahoney
Sioux Falls
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Weather Summary for Huron and South Dakota
Unsettled conditions prevail in Huron and vicinity with likely showers tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise through the period, with a warmer trend across central and eastern areas.
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Atin
Huron
South Dakota
Eart
Goes Through Town Without Seeing It
AURORA NEB May 2 1 F Kuhn's trained animal circus failed to stay in town for a rain or shine engagement last week when the caravan motor truck driver drove through the town at night with out sensing it. The Aurora Republican reports the driver blamed the miss on the route through the town.
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Aurora
Neb
Kuhn
Aurora Republican
Zeppelin Delayed By Sudden Storm
Aboard the Zeppelin Hindenburg en route to America May 19 the airship pushed faster south of a storm area over the Atlantic. Capt Ernst Lehmann said the voyage continued with no danger after a brief squall tilted the nose. The craft was 1,380 nautical miles from New York with winds up to 58 knots and an average speed near 60 knots. Naval reports placed the Hindenburg about 1,090 miles from New York at midnight Eastern time.
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Zeppelin
Hindenburg
America
Atlantic
New ‘York
Germany
Ernst Lehmann
New York
Political Kilowatts in Washington on Civil Service
The piece discusses Senator Norris and his push for a rival electrification bill while opposing civil service. It critiques a supposed compromise that allows the administrator to appoint and pay attorneys engineers and experts without civil service constraints, framing it as a political maneuver in rural electrification. The article notes the issue as part of ongoing debates and hints at continuation on Page Eleven.
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Washington
Norris
Congress
Civil’ Service
Congress “Ag
Mexican Railway Strike Ends After Government Pressure
A 1936 Associated Press report from Mexico City says the Great Mexican National Railway strike by about 48,000 workers collapsed under government pressure. President Lazaro Cardenas appealed to workers and threatened loss of collective rights if they did not return. Military and Interior Department orders supported the move, while some leaders questioned the sincerity of government actions.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexican National Railwaya
Baer
Lazaro Cardenas
Holard
War Department
Interior Department
Juan Gutierrez
Cummings Sees District Court Ruling Affects Small Part of New Deal Aid
Washington, May 1946 The District Court ruling on the Guffey act and relief program affects only a small portion of the 4.88 billion relief set for 1935, says Attorney General Cummings. Officials work to draft a new coal regulation bill focusing on price regulation and marketing.
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Cummings
Associated Press
Washington
Swill
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
National
District of Columbia Court
Bound Brook
N. J
Rexford G. Tugwell
Congress
Spencer Gordon
Labor Act
Capitol HL
Did You Know Did You Know? Doland relay leader noted
The column notes McNickle has led Doland High School's relay team as anchor for seven years. The Evening Huronite offers 3 cents for each Did You Snow item accepted. Contributors can pick up money at the Maronite office after publication.
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Asc Grom
Doland
Itera R
Laci
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