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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1938
Page
3
Secretary of State Galdie Wells urged careful ballot marking next Tuesday to reduce void votes. The guidance covers pencil use, strict X marks, avoiding extra marks, straight ticket rules, and handling marking errors by cancelling and reissuing ballots.
A Aberdeen labor meeting endorsed Tom Berry Emil Loriks and Oscar Fosheim for U S Senate Congress and governor. Dennis Lane and other union leaders labeled the Democrats as friends of labor and farmers and accused opponents of representing special privilege. Lane cited the Marcell Packing Co strike and blamed state officials for militia actions while stressing labor non partisanship and electing friends.
Yale High School will stage its annual carnival in Mu self Hall next Thursday evening with all students taking part. The event, announced by Supt. Joseph Geiger, features expanded vaudeville acts, stage entertainment, and games such as bingo roulette and dart throwing. Each ticket includes free plays at stands a roll for the carnival queen and a chance at the door prize.
Mitchell Nov 5 Special Dr Emil Holzhauser of Wesleyan University calls the Munich Conference of Sept 30 1938 a turning point in European history He argues Britain and France faced no other option but submission to Hitler warning war would have claimed ten million lives He notes Czechoslovakia shrinks and Britain and France gravitate toward Germany He predicts small nations will lose faith in big powers and must rely economically on themselves Colonies are a distraction from the real issue and may collapse the capitalist system will be replaced by a new order benefiting common people
Dr. Holzhauer, after an eleven year career and a recent two day abroad trip ending November 8, will lecture at the University of Dubuque and the Seminary. The four talks will cover The Influence of the Totalitarian State and The Meaning of the German Church Conflict.
Rural Credit Director W. R. Hoese told a Republican rally that Oscar Fosheim the Democratic candidate for governor would impose a two mill levy on city and farm real estate. He argued Fosheim would sell rural credit bonds at 2 percent down and 1 percent interest for 30 years creating large losses, and questioned endorsements by the Communist party.
Alpena residents gathered at the home of J E B Shull for a Progressive Club meeting led by G B McWilliams. Mrs George Kunze presented a paper on Arabia followed by a roll call sharing facts learned about the topic. Refreshments were served. Dora Mercer attended as a guest.
The Evening Huronite will publish a series by Sette Philips and Elizabeth Crozier on National Education Week November 6 12. Journalists from the Senior High School under Supt AJ Lang and Mrs Kathleen Cone will pen daily pieces themed Education for Tomorrow the articles outline topics from developing strong bodies and able minds to holding fast to ideals of freedom.
Centerville reports Emil Loriks a Democratic opponent condemns the iHomestake mine for pushing a dictatorship in South Dakota during the campaign. He accuses the company of spending vast sums to flood the state with political venom and links its actions to national issues faced by President Roosevelt.
Local shop at 467 Wis S W offers genuine electrical parts Paris Goodyear tires Exide batteries and general repair work. Burgers Shop provides servicing for winter conditions with phone contact 2149 for appointments.
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