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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
5
Walter Mulligan district highway superintendent announced yesterday that work has begun on the federal project to oil Highway 16 between Mitchell and Mt Vernon. About 50 men, mostly from Davison county, are hauling gravel for the base of the oiling operations.
A flurry of social events fills the week with Masonic and church groups meeting in Labor Temple and homes, including Rainbow Lodge encampments and D A meetings. The marriage of Miss Helen Joseph to Dr Harold A Johnson in LaCrosse is announced. they reside at 931%4 West Twenty-first Street after a Los Angeles post in August.
A local group of music enthusiasts organized to raise the quality of programming on smaller broadcasting stations. A brief business session followed, outlining plans to support enhanced musical content and community access.
Ed Wynnee resigned from gamered Broadcasting at midnight last night leaving the system off air for a little over a month. Officials offered no statement beyond saying they did not resume broadcasting today and would not comment on resuming program distribution. Wynne left the post on October 25 to go to New York as a comedian.
CoL Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh departed in a rainstorm from the Seine for Amsterdam as Air Minister Pierre Cot waved farewell to a cheering crowd. Tax stats show Georgians rely more on automobiles this year than last. Montana's 1933 wool clip is estimated at 32,000,000 pounds, modestly higher than 1932.
Washington reports a new corn loan program by the Commodity Credit Corporation for corn properly warehoused on farms in states with farm warehouse acts. Eligible states include South Dakota and Nebraska, with administration plans to remove 7,738,000 acres of wheat from production in 1934. Loans, at 50 cents per bushel for No 2 December corn in Chicago, carry 4 percent interest and are not liens on AAA payments. A 28 cent per bushel processing tax on field corn also becomes effective next Sunday.
A hearing will be held to assess if the corn tax under the AAA would curb consumption and worsen the surplus. Secretary Wallace says reduced acreage pledges will constructively ease the wheat situation. South Dakota expects 5,229,000 dollars in wheat adjustment payments this year and into spring.
Post master V. Stephens is chairman in charge of the Red Cross membership drive in this end of the county and will announce his committee next week. The membership drive will start Nov. 1.
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