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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1933
Page
1
Pierre May 23. Selection of a state advisory committee to assist in administration of the new federal farm relief law was announced. The committee includes Gov Berry, Charles Russell, A. I. Eberle, Robert Dailey, and BE. G. Wilkinson. Dailey and Wilkinson are grain and livestock producers. The advisory panel follows a suggestion by federal officials.
Unsettled conditions for Huron and Vicinity with showers likely tonight and Wednesday. South Dakota forecast shows cloudy and cooler with showers in the eastern portion. Tonight features early clearing then gusty winds by Wednesday afternoon.
A soaking rain in Huron added .42 inch to May precipitation, lifting the month total to 1.24 inches as crops gain moisture. Windy storms blasted South Dakota with damage near Harrold Lemmon and Bison, injuring a woman and child in Perkins county.
Aberdeen May 23 The Maccabees of South Dakota elected officers representing Watertown Sioux Falls Huron Rapid City Mitchell Webster Brookings Groton Pierpont Parkston and Aberdeen Mitch ell re elected state commander P Cragen Aberdeen and Anna Gunsalus Brookings Dr Harry Kenny Watertown chosen past end lieutenant commanders Emma Miller Aberdeen and Barry Pretzkau Mitchell reported Barbara Zinel and Danse conclude heats tonight Leland Serer has in pris-
Lemmon May 2 Bobbie Jangula a Lemmon school boy remained in critical condition after a weekend accident. He poked a wire into a cap of a large rifle cartridge causing an explosion that drove the brass cap and wire into his body above the hip.
Discussion on gas rates continues with Commissioner Green opposing the current 1.93 per thousand cubic feet rate as excessive. Mayor Mitchell says further cuts could harm profits, and hints at hiring a rate expert at city expense to analyze the Northwestern Public Service Company's rate structure. action postponed to Thursday.
Washington dispatch notes Ferdinand Pecora, chief counsel for the Senate banking committee, leading the public inquiry into J P Morgan & Co. He calls witnesses including Charles Dawes and Owen Young as he probes securitization practices. Pecora, born in Italy, rose from law offices to head a banking probe.
The body of Arthur Bozeman was taken to Elien dale after a fatal hit and run near Vici, North Dakota on Sunday. A Dayton man flagged by a passing motorist was struck by a driver fleeing the scene.
A jury trial is underway concerning a civil suit filed by Ab and Tisdel against the Huron Ice Company. The proceedings are in early stages with opening statements anticipated as the case moves forward.
Washington report cites an official source claiming Morgans influence a government corporation and that lawmakers feared public suspicion. The piece alleges hidden connections and potential manipulation of hearings.
Original Hurgu Chamber of Commerce directors will discuss incidents from twenty years ago and review the organization’s achievements to date at a noon anniversary luncheon. John P. Walsh and Charles P. Warren will lead talks on activities, beginnings, and future expectations, with participation from other former directors. Grover Wires regrets absence. D. G. Medbery will also miss. The Rotary club sponsors the quarterly city-wide event in the Elks room at Hotel Sharon.
A damage suit has been filed in circuit court by Fern Laughlin of Lake Preston seeking to collect 20000 from Frankdin Pierce Huron Baker. The action alleges injuries from an auto incident and seeks compensatory damages.
In Washington on May 23 the senate committee probing the Morgan banking firm pressed J. P. Morgan on income tax payments for 1931 and 1932. Morgan claimed he did not recall paying taxes and noted the tax was “made up out of the books.” The session amid tensions with Senator Glass featured questions about the firm’s two day 1931 return showing deductions of over $21 million and a restructuring beginning January 2, 1931.
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