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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
4
A biographical tribute to Jane Addams highlights her dual legacy of Hull House and world peace. It credits her humane ideals and social reform effort as a fortress of the spirit and a beacon for humanity, noting her pacifism and tolerance across race and religion.
The Tennessee Valley Authority leaders allegedly authorized commitments far beyond the allotted funds. TVA chairman Arthur E. Morgan told a congressional panel the agency does not have 101 million on hand and expects further congressional appropriations. Critics say political boards habitually seek more money after starting large projects, and the TVA saga may not reflect well on its organizers.
The article notes a drop in hog numbers due to feed shortages as Chicago hosts Twelve Collar Hog visiting and local buyers face dwindling supplies. Prices rise and consumer complaints grow while the market awaits a rebound with ample feed.
The piece foresees scarcity as a campaign issue, noting the economy hinges on high prices for farmers goods. It asserts if farm product prices rise to twelve dollars, parity is achieved and happiness follows, unless broader costs rise too. The text links parity to overall price levels and election discourse.
Dr. Benjamin W. Black of Oakland addressed the international Kiwanis convention in San Antonio arguing that uprisings in industrial communities are not true strikes but communist revolutions led from within unions. He warned labor against radical infiltrations and urged an equitable sharing of labor’s fruits.
The Times records President Roosevelt urging plain speech to farmers at the White House. He rejects polite evasions and says he will call opponents liars when they falsely claim harm to the AAA program, noting the need for specific names and evidence to back the accusation.
The article notes about 3000 American farmers went to Washington to praise government agricultural policy but warns they do not represent all farmers. It highlights disparities between prosperous landowners and tenant farmers, job losses in cotton, and doubts whether current policies will sustain long term welfare or correct past mistakes.
Kansas City Star discusses new banking measures to place bank credit in federal hands under government control. It cites folly of some bankers in the boom decade, praises competent banks, and critiques Federal Reserve policies blamed for fueling stock and real estate speculation that led to 1929 crash.
Katharine and Dr. John Kaye scramble to avert Zoe’s elopement with Gibbs by shadowing the couple. Katharine disguises concern as calm while John stays cool. They plot a late night drive to a new nightclub to confront the situation and prevent a rash rush into marriage.
A compact list of crosswords style clues and partial solutions referencing geography, animals, and common words. The mixed content includes country names, cities, objects, and descriptors, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
A heated clash over government relief wages unfolds as Admiral Peoples and Senator McCarran challenge proposed security wages. The administration announces a tiered scale from 9 to 94 dollars monthly, risking private employment and wage standards while pundits warn of political fallout.
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