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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
5
Amusements note a fast paced comedy romance featuring Wallace Ford and Marian Marsh in In Spite of Danger a tale of trucking and racing with five ton freighters. The stunts include a treacherous mountain dash as Ford loses a race and faces danger to save his love.
Sioux City May 23. Representative Gustave Alesch of Plymouth County prepared to take the witness stand for cross examination in the ouster hearing before District Judge W S Conver against Henry S. Kuhlmann suspended city commissioner of public safety. Special Prosecutor Carlos Goltz said he would show through Alesch and others that wide open conditions existed under Kuhlmanns administration. Kuhlmann faces charges of malfeasance and failure to perform his official duties.
For Huron and Vicinity the forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Regional notes show generally fair weather across South and North Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota with light frost possible tonight in some eastern areas and increasing clouds with showers in western portions. Temperature readings indicate a cool start with midday highs near 50 and morning lows around 35.
Weather and road conditions across South Dakota towns show clear skies and mild to warm temperatures with varying precipitation. Sioux Falls reports 49 to 53 degrees with 5 percent humidity. Brookings 49 and 2. Yankton 47 to 53. Rapid City 39 to 58. Mitchell 44 to 58. Pierre 8 to 39. Aberdeen 40 to 65. Precipitation totals are modest in most towns. Howard to speak Miller May 23 Special report notes Tom Howard regional wheat representative AAA will address Hand county farmers in Hocket on Friday May 24. Tonsil clinics begin May 23 at Miller hospital for children twelve and under. cost ten dollars. appointments with county nurse Miss Walinda Wolkow.
NBC CBS and others plan a lineup on the Normandie voyage and tonight’s Cincinnati Phillies NL game under floodlights in Cincinnati at 8 p m. The schedule lists Moerry Minstrels Ryudy Vallee Showboat Whiteman Music Hall and more across stations with events into Friday including Swedish royal wedding Notre Dame glee club and Detroit music festival coverage.
A new All American VFW post will be mustered May 26 at Bullhead D. and will comprise Indian war veterans from Little Falls Bullhead and surrounding areas northwest of Mobridge east of Lemmon. Department officers from across the state will attend with delegations from Aberdeen Faith Lemmon Mobridge and Pierre.
Eighth grade graduation exercises for Hand County rural schools will be held June 1 at two o'clock in the auditorium. Dr. Frank L. Eversull of Huron College to deliver On What My Diploma Means to Me. Invocation by Rev. Albert Hartt. America the Beautiful to be sung by graduates. Marjorie Molesworth to perform violin. Diplomas presented by County Superintendent Walter Limp. Recessional led by audience. benediction by Rev. Hartt. Entertain husbands highmore May 23 Special Ladies of Eastern Star host after meeting.
Washington dispatch reports farmers in the wheat belt will vote on whether to extend a wheat production adjustment program beyond the 1935 crop year. Eligible voters include those who produced wheat in 1929, 1930, 1931, or 1932, with one vote per farmer. Officials expect a long term plan possible if the measure passes, likely four years 1936 1937 1938 and 1939. States Kansas North Dakota Oklahoma Montana Texas South Dakota Nebraska Washington Illinois Colorado contribute the bulk of ballots. One early Texas minted memorial half dollar was given to Panhandle-Plains historical society to promote the Texas centennial of 1836.
Highmore will host classes for women and girls over 19 under the rural rehabilitation adult education program. Subjects focus on home and family such as child welfare first aid diet sewing and canning. Mrs Dacy Van Tassel named rural instructor for Harrold Blunt Holabird and Highmore with prior schooling and experience in child care work.
May 23 Highmore Special report Betty Eisland aged six suffered painful scalp injuries Tuesday when she fell from a disc drill in operation. Riding with her older brother on the foot board she lost balance and was struck by a blade, requiring many stitches for replacement.
A coroner's jury found Fred Schiner, 81, died by his own action after ingesting Penny green sold by a Miller grocer. Schiner, formerly of Buffalo county, had lived in the area since moving to Miller three years ago. He was last seen Tuesday afternoon and relatives are being sought. In Highmore, ten-year-old Wilber Heckenbable, son of Emanuel and Mrs Heckenbable, is critically ill with meningitis following a prior illness. Drs Robbins of Pierre and Jordan of Highmore treat the patient with meningitis antitoxin via the spine. a Pierre nurse is caring for the child.
President Roosevelt's veto message on the bonus was followed by rapid passage in the House. A taxicab fleet conveyed small-business representatives to lobby for a two year NRA extension. Rep Montet of Louisiana accused TVA of coercive tactics linked to the Aluminum Company of America in the Tennessee River project. Hopkins defended the wage scale as Roosevelt announced approval of a billion dollars in projects. Evidences of improving business were noted by Secretary Roeper, the Federal Reserve Board, and Senator Robinson of Arkansas. Hull sought closer intergovernmental cooperation.
A plea for national cooperation in foreign trade revival is interpreted in some quarters as a cautious push toward a world economic conference. A naval inquiry board said the Macon crash cause was undetermined and cleared crew members of blame.
Washington reports 40 new veterans administration projects totaling 19 million dollars across 24 states and DC. Hot Springs laundry and surgical building, warehouse, and community center for Indians at Cherokee Reservation in North Carolina are among the funded items.
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