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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1933
Page
4
The column rebukes U S handling of war debts. It cites Owen D Young condemning demands for repayment while blocking debtor nations from trading goods, argues currency and banking systems were ruined, and warns against distant, idealistic views of debt. It urges listening to Young and reassessing connections to tariffs and reparations.
A July 1 reserve reorganization will place one third of the U S fleet in reserve and cut over 2,000 navy enlisted personnel. The note argues the move lowers fighting efficiency but suggests no immediate crisis given cautious U S leadership. An American returning from Europe urges pride in the country while acknowledging unemployment and hardship at home.
The piece urges optimism and resilience, arguing that despite hardships Americans should pursue the long standing dream of a better life for the average person. It emphasizes hope, courage, and steady effort to make freedom, contentment, and happiness more attainable in the United States.
Army doctors at Fort Knox Kentucky report 950 young men from an industrial city gained an average 11 pounds in a month at the camp. The note says the reforestation effort improves health and morale by providing meals and training.
The Intercollegiate Disarmament Council surveyed over 21 000 American college students about possible wartime attitudes. About 39 percent said they would never participate in any war while a slightly smaller group would fight only if the United States were invaded.
The naval board of inquiry on the Alon disaster finds that an error in judgment by the ship's commander contributed to the catastrophe yet notes the commander cannot be heavily blamed since all knowledge at the moment supported his action. Emergencies force quick decisions with incomplete data and final responsibility rests solely on him.
A 1920s era column notes a long period of readjustment as security declines give way to innovation. It argues human nature adapts, electricity and communications shrink distances, and trust in recovery grows despite cycles of inflation and hardship. Government finance aid to railroads and reconstruction efforts are cited as supportive.
Scouts in Region 10 plan two car sections to Kansas City for the National Council meeting of the Boy Scouts of America on June 2 and 3. Section 1 covers the Dakotas and Montana, Section 2 Minnesota and Wisconsin. Travel by council mobilization, sharing car expenses with a four per car estimate for round trip. No registration fee. hosts cover lodging and meals. Main speakers include Cadman, Massey, Finley, Kelley and Lawrence. theme Our Times and Our Youth. Sessions at Hotels Muehrbach and Baltimore. dinner at President hotel.
The Miller Sew and Sew club met to discuss standard sewing work including undergarment details. Marguerite Henna wrote the report detailing the items covered and members present.
A younger Girl Reserve attended a Saturday picnic in West Park Huron with an inter club kittenball game where Washington school won. A post picnic meal followed. Future get-togethers are planned this summer and an exhibit by younger groups at the YWCA cottage showcases their handwork.
Skillet quad holds its regular meeting at Ma Cel Eggleston home on May 24. Demonstration on Quick Bread Doughs by Macel Eggleston and Hulene Irving. Five dough types will be made. Alice Dwyer provides handwriting analysis. Everyone invited and welcome to attend this meeting.
The Banner 4-H club held a meeting at Harry Elfrink's home on Saturday. All members were present along with 12 visiting members from the tanning club. After the meeting a social gathering followed.
Charlotte Lenzer of Handy Hemmers H Club recounts a chaotic 4H club camp memory. She notes confusion at wake up time and the arrival of a staff member, with early morning alarm clocks and cooks causing an anxious scene during the camp.
Burr Oak Willing Workers met at Mrs. Edward Meyer's home on Saturday April 29 to view a club quilt to be displayed at Edward Meyer's grave on May 21 at 3 PM. Proceeds from the gate will fund club members' attendance at camp. Mothers helped sew. visitors included Mrs. Pete Evenson and Mrs. Bob Coop. Lunch was served by Mrs. Meyer assisted by Lillian and Edna Meyer.
The regular meeting of Sackawes troop No. 2 took place last week with 37 in attendance. The guns rang, songs followed, then members moved to patrols. The Rangers studied first aid, the Pasque studied progress, and the Bluebirds visited the park to study trees. The meeting closed by singing.
Girl Scout troop No. 5 met Saturday in Winter's Park. Songs of Scouting opened the meeting with games, a short business session distributed camp pamphlets and explained registration. Nineteen girls answered roll call. The Pixies planned Tuesday play practice with cast chosen from members. Harriet Carlson and Alene Gibbs played the bugle. Meeting closed with Taps and Run Along Home.
A guide to bedding quality and buying wisdom focusing on springs mattress and construction. Highlights include spring types coil counts frame durability tempered wire and edge finish plus ventilation and shape retention for comfort and long wear.
A scrambled grid of clues and partial answers appears to mix languages and scattered terms. The text lists horizontal and vertical entries with numbers, including references to geography, mythology, and common nouns, but the fragmented OCR yields unclear cross-references and incomplete hints. The piece reads like a partial crossword or word puzzle page segment from a newspaper.
Recipe by E F Skinner from Huron rural route 4 won second prize of 50 cents in last week's contest. Use a whole chicken with broth celery onion eggs milk cream salt pepper bread pieces and butter. Bake until golden brown serving eight. Pineapple dish contest this week with same rules due May 26.
George Starring the agricultural editor of the State College at Brookings arrived in Huron to attend the track meet. W W Davis returned from Redfield. Miss Hazel Eckles of Pierre will attend the meet and stay with Miss Margaret Wright. John Miler expected back from a tong ferry in California. A social event was a reception at Mr and Mrs J W Campbell after Christine Miller recital hosted by the Monday Musical club with Mrs McMills Robinson. Leon Kendall returned from a five week visit near Boston.
Vermillion May 23 Enrollment for the summer session of the University of South Dakota model high school will be held Tuesday June at the old armory. Registration runs 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:30 to 4:00. Mr Morgan, principal, says students can earn one full unit of high school credit during the six weeks. Board and tuition details are noted with instructors and rooms listed.
The report lists totals from 4H groups this year with 158 girls and 14 boys under 16 among 172 youths. It notes 8 boys and 3 girls over 16 and references a prior four year ago total of seven, with unclear context for the year’s change.
Corporal John F. Yost of Bowdle serving with the Marines in San Diego California broke a world record in automatic rifle shooting and won high honors in rifle and pistol competitions scoring 95 out of 100 at the Verd range.
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