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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1934
Page
13
The Highmore Herald retracts a previously published accusation about hay shipments from Arkansas to South Dakota. The Democratic headquarters in Pierre released the apology, stating no harm to individuals and admitting an error in relying on an outside source.
In Woodland California a murder trial over 8 year old Lamar Hollingshead turns on love letters between Judson C. Doke's wife Helen Louise and her lover. The defense seeks the letters to bolster a claim they show the affair's end and to counter the prosecutors narrative.
In Washington on November 3, President Roosevelt advocated keeping 5 percent as the basic maximum for insured home loans under the housing drive. He rejected higher rates to speed loan approvals, stressing low rates over expedience and noting the 5 percent base plus a small insurance/service charge for new loans and existing mortgage refunds.
President Hiceto Alcala Zamora of Spain may resign after months of republic upheaval. Reports say cabinet divisions under Alejandro Lerroux threaten stability as political strain grows and the nation faces rapid government changes.
In New York a Dun and Bradstreet weekly trade review notes ongoing business and trade momentum but says actual progress is restricted by the general hesitant attitude. It cites upcoming Christmas shopping demand as a potential impulse to revive wholesale markets and boost industrial activity.
Harry L. Hopkins charged the Republican high command with a lack of understanding and sympathy for America’s underprivileged. He addressed remarks by Henry P. Fletcher alleging relief funds were politicized, noting GOP plans would fail to aid destitute workers if they regain power. Alaska reports only two destitute families aided by relief.
Kingsford Smith and Santen with Capt Taylor prepared the Lady Southern Cross at Wheeler Field Hawaii for a 2 p.m. hop to Oshord California marking the first leg of a flight from Brisbane Australia. Army mechanics helped restore the oil line that caused two 48 hour delays.
A drought relief program aided large sections of the state with benefits totaling over 2.5 million dollars for South Dakota farmers. The assistance supported agricultural operations through difficult weather and low mood, reflecting substantial government aid during the period.
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