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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
12
Huron library invites all parents to attend a tea in the basement during Children's Book Week November 13 to 19 to view new children's books. Librarians and child welfare experts urge shared reading to align parental and child interests, with aims of fostering imagination and better understanding of reading.
Berlin residents kept to work for the third day as clashes between police and strike sympathizers left four dead. Authorities reported four strikers slain in confrontations after attempts to run a skeleton service on buses, streetcars, subways, and elevated lines were thwarted amid rock attacks and police protection.
F M Werner of Sun Prairie Wisconsin was reelected president of the National Creamery Buttermakers association by the board of directors at the closing session of its annual convention. Other officers chosen to serve another year include Prof W B Combs of St Paul Minnesota vice president H C Raven of Portland Oregon treasurer and A W Rudnik of Ames Iowa secretary Invitations for the 1933 convention were received from Sioux Falls South Dakota and St Paul Selection of the meeting place will be made at the spring meeting of the board.
The Soviet ice breaker Siberiakov I reached Yokohama after a six week voyage from Archangel to the Bering Strait, navigating the Arctic passage between Europe and Asia in a single season. Two propellers were damaged by ice and the final stages required sailing. A separate note from England states a doctor needs 1400 to 1500 patients to earn a fair income.
Gandhi, held in Poona jail on civil disobedience charges, threatened a renewed fast in a statement today. He had emerged six weeks ago from a six day hunger strike for electoral reforms, ending after caste Hindus backed untouchable equality in a decade. The Mahatma said the government allowed him to campaign against untouchability, the caste barrier to citizenship equality.
Democrats and Republicans united to sustain Gov. Green's veto on the deficiency judgment bill. Attorney General M. Sharpe said the senate journal shows a 45 to 0 vote against repassing the measure. Senator Flowers of Beadle County, author of the bill, was among those voting to uphold the veto. The attorney general noted that once lawmakers learned the impracticality of the bill, opinion turned against it as harmful.
Holiday pudding contest offers cash prizes of 1.50, 1.00, and 0.50 for best recipes. Submit one entry per contestant with name and address on each page. Include ingredients, blending directions, and cooking temps. Deliver to the woman's page editor by 10 a.m. Saturday, November 12. Include time saving hints with the recipe.
Rapid City residents say no record exists of a gunfighter named William Ickes or Two Gunfkee and doubt any death report from the west coast. they recall early Deadwood figures as faded memories from the hectic frontier days.
Yanketon South Dakota November 5 Speaking before 500 people democratic nominee G Cherry of Sioux Falls charged Senator Peter Norbeck with nepotism saying four relatives served on the government payroll over six years He urged a debate which Norbeck declined and contrasted farm values with foreign producers.
Best sellers of the week include fiction titles such as Fountain by Morgan Obscure Destinies by Cather The Sheltered Life by Glasgow Sans by Buck Inheritance by Bentley Charming Sally by Lovelace House of the Vanished Splendor by McNally Non fiction titles include Education and the Modern World by Russell Lets Start Over Again by Young Geography by Van Loon March of Democracy by Adams Princess in Exile by Grand Duchess Marie Birds of Minnesota by Roberts Beveridge and the Progressive Era by Barners Washington Swindie Sheet Helm More Merry-Go-Round by Anonymous The New Deal by Chase.
The discussion centered on Senate floor action where no constructive amendments were offered and a final vote occurred without his presence. It cited Senator Norbeck proposing three farmer relief bills in the 72nd Congress that all failed.
A fragment notes Senator Norbeck’s impact on farmers in the 72nd Congress being described as a cipher. The text hints at unclear or unsolved outcomes and questions the effectiveness of his measures for the farming community.
A socialist market gardener in Hamburg discovered his pumpkins bore swastika emblems as they grew after Nazi supporters altered the gourds. He feared selling the crop could trigger riots, leaving the produce unsold and damaged.
KEMERBHISSAR Turkey mis-spelling his name a peasant of this village made himself officially away and for seven years escaped military services and maxes. Hanefi gave his name the feminine twist of Hanife when he registered at his coming of age. As inspector from Amgora discovered the deception and Hanefi paid for his orthographic femininity in heavy fines. Wheat wine olive oil and hemp are the four leading crops of Italy.
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