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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1933
Page
10
Important British representatives warn government against returning to the gold standard even if debts are settled. They insist no such return should be contemplated while refusing to accept goods and services for foreign obligations. Sir John Simon’s disarmament tribute appears a strategic gesture amid tensions.
Diana Wynyard heads a defense of antiwar drama chronicling a woman who loses a lover in war and resists her son’s call to arms from 1919 into the 1940s. Starring Robert Young, Lewis Stone, and May Robson. plus Lugosi in Night of Terror at State.
New York May 30 Ed Wynn’s opening date for his chair show, tentatively June 5, is postponed due to potential wavelength changes at the New York key station and ongoing studio work. Tonight’s schedule lists WEAF NBC, WABC CBS, and WIZ NBC programs including Ed Wynn’s segment later in the evening. Tomorrow’s lineup forecasts English derby at Epsom Downs, dramatizations, artist interviews, Burns and Allen, Lombardo, and farm programs tied to the World’s Fair coverage.
Aberdeen residents Al Kuechle and passengers W Om land and Gordon Omland survived a forced landing after motor trouble in a plowed field near Glencoe Minnesota Sunday. The plane overturned and skidded about 50 feet. passengers were uninjured, with one man traveling to Aberdeen by train and another remaining in town. Burdette Girls Win Burdette Diamond Match 30 to 14 by Orient showdown. several errors by opponents noted. Memorial Day program in Wolsey honors war heroes. Leo A Tommey of Huron, Beadle County states attorney, delivers main address. Planting progress in Wayland shows corn splitters under way, with good stands in small grain. rain early in week aided. early gardens yield radishes and lettuce.
L. E. Smith, recently appointed acting postmaster at Alpena, has taken over the work. Mrs. W. B. Hammer will act as assistant.
Mrs. Roy Milburn of 343 Frankave ve Huroo submits a Pineapple Caramel recipe that won second prize in this week’s contest. The dessert serves eight or more, uses brown sugar tapioca pineapple whipped cream and nut meats, and is described as inexpensive and easy to prepare.
Sioux Falls May 30 A contest against Commissioner Ells O Smith over alleged ballot fraud was dismissed by Judge L L Fleeger after defense argued the notice lacked the state's attorney signature or judge approval. plaintiff Arthur Fanebust trailed Smith by 3100 votes and alleged fraud in voting.
Funeral services for Gordon W. Erickson, 47, a ready to wear dealer in Huron, will be held at 2 pm at the Kinyon chapel with Masonic rites. The body will be taken to Manitowoc, Wisconsin, for burial beside his father. He died suddenly from heart disease early Sunday morning.
Berlin May 30 Dr Friedrich von Bodelschwingh opened as first evangelical bishop of the reich stating the Evangelical church will aid Germany's regeneration actively and wholeheartedly yet refuse to become a political instrument.
Real estate transfers filed with Beadle County Abstract and Title Co include Mary S Birks to Edward W Barnes in Chicago for $1 black 43 Fifth Addition to Huot. Homa Builders Inc to Charles F Atkins in Grinnell for $1 Lot 4 Block 2 and Southlawn Addition to Huron. Charles F Atkins to Charles Miner in Cavour for $200 Lot 4 Block 2 2nd South Lawn Addition to Huron. Sui dismissed plea Pierre May 3. Suit by former Minnesota Gov C A Eberhart against Brownhardt Investment Co of Kansas City Mo dismissed by Hughes county circuit court.
Huron resident Mrs. Camden Rayburn elected to the national board of directors at the eighteenth biennial National Federation of Music Clubs meeting in Minneapolis. South Dakota federation president, Mrs. Rayburn among six Huron delegates. total federation membership near 201,000 with 4,662 clubs in 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and Alaska.
The piece describes a clash over a bank deposit guarantee bill involving figures such as Glass, Roosevelt, Huey Long, and Vandenberg. It notes surprise among the New York banking opposition, delayed radio campaigning, and a pivotal concession to include a $2,500 immediate deposit guarantee, which helped secure swift passage in the Senate after months of delay.
Miss Jessie R Holmex of Illinois donors a valuable set of photographs to Yankton College. The mounted works enhance the college art collection and reflect its early faculty era with figures like Dr. G. W. Wash and Miss Helen Miner among students. The news notes varied opinions on inflationary moves and market operations, including state figures Hull and Moley, with Roosevelt's influence implied.
A New York by James McMullin analysis argues Morgan financial influence is waning as European inquiries probe the bank's prestige and secrets. The piece likens Morgan strength to a cocky fifteen year old under pressure, suggesting pressure from British authorities could force disclosures.
Pecora outlines the Morgan firm's internal groupings from senior partners to the younger generation. He details how influence flows through George Whitney and Leffingwell, the specialists, and the "kids" headed by Morgan, Lamont, and Davidson. The text notes the bank’s vast power, deposit losses, and extensive control beyond stockholdings.
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