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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
11
In Washington on May 19 the two Minnesota Farmer Labor Senators divided over the ongoing Victor controversy, signaling a split within the state delegation as the issue unfolds in Congress.
Senator Lundeen pressed for Christgau’s removal as Minnesota WPA state administrator citing anti labor policies. Senator Shipstead dismissed gossip as insufficient proof and urged complaints be directed to Hopkins and Roosevelt with evidence or a hearing, noting Christgau is an executive department employee.
An inch of rain fell Tuesday evening with an electrical storm at Wolsey, bringing light winds. Farmers welcome the soaking moisture as a boost to crops, especially early gardens and potato plantings sighted in the area.
Frantic health guidance suggests dietary fiber to ease bowel movements. It touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily source of bulk along with water and a “Nature's great intestinal aid” vitamin B2, urging readers to eat bulk foods and ask themselves about recent meals.
Austin F. Lytle of the Flying Service announced a model airplane contest sponsored by the Huron Flying Service Servies Shoe Shop and the State Theatre. Twenty seven prizes will be awarded across three age divisions with three classes of competition including solid scale non flying flying scale and flying stick models. The event runs May 19 to May 2 with entry at the State Theatre by May 24 and pan flying models due by May 28.
A model airplane event in Motel Wisconsin will judge entries on May 29 by Cenamiktee Leo Amdt Ea McAnee and a pilot from the Wyoming Air Service line at Hanford cc. Models are evaluated for craft neatness accuracy detail originality and flight. Prizes awarded at the State Theatre at 10 AM on June 4.
A small monoplane owned by the New Jersey Air Service private flying company plunged into Jamaica Bay near Floyd Bennett Field. Coast guardsmen rescued five men aboard Wednesday.
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