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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1937
Page
4
Fortune reports a public opinion survey showing opposition to Roosevelt's six new Supreme Court judges. It notes a shift since April with more people preferring no change or alternative reforms and a decline in support for a third term.
An analysis shows a 7.6 percent drop in support for a third term for Roosevelt, larger than any early election-year shifts. The same data link opposition to a third term with views on the Supreme Court and Roosevelt’s proposed reforms, implying his radio appeal has weakened his image among thoughtful voters and undermined his popularity.
A note introduces editorials from a large 20th century American newspaper collection. The text describes off hours access in a library setting for reference and study. It mentions the Evening Huronite and a building, with garbled place names and institutional details.
The commentary notes the cancellation of the trans Atlantic air race honoring Charles Lindbergh, praising restraint and portraying aviation progress since 1927. It emphasizes Lindbergh’s continued industry role and the goodwill between American and French aviation communities.
The piece argues culture stems from satisfying higher yearnings beyond basic needs. It cites primitive cave drawings and hunter depictions, notes paralleled global examples, and suggests culture includes furniture, clothing, lectures, and cinema as technology advances enable more leisure and taste.
In Washington, President Roosevelt's push for federal labor standards faces fierce debate and internal disputes among allies. Differences over hours and wages reveal uncertain formulas, while court rulings and a broadened view of interstate commerce intensify the fight over federal control and the reach of regulation.
A diary excerpt describes cold windy weather with dust and rain, a mother thrush protecting a fledgling, and Jim planting corn. It notes a family from a covered wagon returning home, a failed gelatin dessert with pineapple, and an awkward visit from Jim's aunt from New York.
Mr and Mrs John Schneider of Conde Mr Roy Taylor and son Harry and Mr Beetem father of Mrs Taylor of Crandall left Saturday for California Mrs Taylor takes her son there for his health and will remain for some time Mr and Mrs Weldon and children left Conde for Pringhar Ind after visiting Conde The first motion picture ever produced was Miss Jerry in October 1894 with Alexander Blisch credited as author director and Cameraman.
A Hastings man J P Karpen claims payoffs for legislative access reveal how much money buys votes and how bills are steered. He suggests lobbyists pay $100 per vote and $50 to introduce a bill, alleging a chain of payments through intermediaries. The piece calls for reduced lobby spending and fiscal restraint in government.
An audience of Huron residents packed the opera house to witness twenty years ago today the Huron High School class of graduates receive diplomas. Rev. O B Boyce opened with invocation followed by a double quartet performance, salutatory by Emma Sunderman, vocal solos by Mary Eleanor Simpson, piano by Irene Deming, a valedictory by Lester Byock, and diploma distribution by A Churchill to a list of 40 graduates.
A string of readable names appears in the fragmentary OCR list including Jivaine Elvira McKinney Albert Myers Tune Neville Lucille Ohm Shirley Oliver Jessie Rand Ulysses Ray Lester Randall Josephine Richards Elden Russell June Stepard Mary Eleanor Simpson Emma Sunderman Ruth Stiver Donald Uryshart Louise Vanderfoort Gladys Vearch Elias Vass Mabel Wallace Edna Wright Miriam Wilson.
Sioux Falls reports Kennan Gross a Hosmer farmer is jailed in Brown County under 500 bond on forging government obligations. The WPA worker allegedly took three WEA checks from a timekeeper’s truck along with WPA and veteran’s compensation checks from rural mail boxes.
Conde High School valedictorian Ben Hilde arant won a scholarship at ChiDicotba College of Commerce. Militat orian Helen Lenz earned a scholarship at St Catherine's College in Mincheapolia. Reatha Zeck won a scholarship at Stme Collate in Brookings. Earl Vandenburg received an award from the American Legion Post for top basketball player.
May 2 Harrold report of a fall injuring an elderly woman at a farm home. The 70 plus woman named Mrs a fell on basement stairs bruising her back and chest. Local details indicate J. W. Kemera of Harrold affected by the incident.
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